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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13
A BRIDE KILLED IN HER WEIn1xa Ar.

BRIDE KILLED IN HER WEBBING AT-
TrRE.-On Thursday afternoon a gentleman
named Eby, of Lykens, on this State, was
to have been married at Dauphin, to Miss
Julia Straw, of Fishing Creek Valley. Mics
Straw, dressed in her wedding attire, left her
homo in company with a friend named Jacob
Baker. They were in a wagon drawn by
two spirited horses, when within short dis
tance of McAllister's crossing, on the North
ern Central railroad, Baker heard train
coming, and did all in his power to check
the animals; but they rushed madly on to-
ward the track, and reached it just in time
to be caught BY the Erie express. Miss
Straw was violently thrown FROM the wagon,
and lived but few minutes. Her injuries
were principally about the head. Mr.. Baker
received slight confusion above the eye.
One of the horses was killed. and the other
so badly injured that he had to be shot. The
wagon was completely demolished. When
found Miss Straw was lying in close prox-
unity to the heels of the live horse, and the
impression among some who examined the
wound which caused her death is that it was
given by the hoof of the animal.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13
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EsenGlsn Outrage and SEOE1pS
Punishment,

ROCHESTER,, II. Y, Jan. 5.-On Saturday
last negro named Howard decoyed a little
white girl, ten years Of age, into a secluded
place and committed terrible outrage upon
her. Howard was captured by the police
and placed in jail. The excitement over the
outrage was very great, and mob OF four
or FIVE hundred went 10 the Jail and attempt
ed to break in and kill the prisoner. They
were, however, foiled by the police. A third
attempt has met with a like result.
Rochester. January 3.-Last evening at
ten p. N. the mob again gathered in front
of the Jail, where about one hundred militia
on guard. The police, who had been re-
lieved. were again ordered 10 the jail. About
nine p. ~, while the crowd was yelling at
the corner of Court and Exchange streets, the
military fred volley, killing two men and
Wounding a man and boy. The feelings
against the military is intense.
The sheriff has ordered out the remaining
six companies Of the 54th regiment. and
thsy are now at the arsenal The authors
ties are determined to defend tho jail, but
they wish the negro Howard we'll out of it.
Further particulars of the shooting last
evening show that the soldiers were pelted
by the mob with brick-bats and stones. and
several Of them injured. The order to Charge
was given and SONS Of the men fired instead.
Rochester, January 3.-From three to
eleven this morning the city was compare
lively quiet. Four com panies Of the fifteenth
regiment are guarding the jail and its APP
proaches, and loaded cannon are placed so
as to command the bridges. At eleven q. m.
a crowd assembled, there is good deal Of
shooting of the military, but no overt act
has been committed. At half past eleven
some one placed on canal boat flag on
which were the words, ''Avenge your broth-
efs." Brigadier General Clark tore it down
and the crowd rushed upon him. and for
short time he was in peril. but was released,
and firearms were handed to him by friepds.
Rochester, January 5. 9:O5 P. M.-No
further violence has been attempted since
noon, and it is believed the Disturbances are
al an end. The troops are still guarding the
Jail, and the police are held in readiness
The excitement, however, is still high, all
though to some extent abated.
An indictment was found against the negro
Howard to-day.
AUBURN, n. Y. January 5.-The negro
Howard, who committed the outrage On the
white girl in Rochester few day since, ar
rived in this city this morning, and took his
place in the state prison under a sentence of
twenty years. Ho was very happy TO get
safely within the walls, putting his thumb
to bis nose and making fan of his fingers
to the crowd ontsidc as ne went up the steps
to the main hall.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13

HARRISBURG PATRIOT.-In another column
Will be found the annual prospectus for the
coming year of the Harrisburg, ,PATRIOT. The
PATRIOT is the central organ of the democracy
of the State and is conducted with very decid-
ed talent. The approaching session of the Leg
isiature will be most important one and the
questions likely TO be the subject OF discussion
before il will possess more than ordinary inter-
est. To those, therefore, who desire IA full and
correct report of its proceedings, the DAILY
PATRIOT will prove most welcome visitor
The WEEKLY PATRIOT will appear in a greatly
enlarged and much improved form and will
contain vast amount of reading matter at the
low price OF 500 year. The democracy of
the state should extend to the PATRIOT full,
hearty and generous support
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13

LAWYER VS.. DoCToR.-Lawyors are in the
habit of showing their powers of sarcasm at
the expense of witness whenever they get
an opprtunity. Occasionally they meet their
match in the witness box. The following
dialogue took place IL the Wharton trial at
Annapolis between Attorney General Syester
and DR.. Warren:
Lawyer-A doctor ought to be able to
give an opinion of disease without making
mistakes.
Witness-They are as capable as lawyer.
Lawyer-Doctor's mistakes are buried six
feet underground; a lawyers are not.
Witness-But they are sometimes hung
on tree.
The lawyer gave it up.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13

On the first day of the present session of
Democrat, Sam. Josephs, the Cato Of the
House, offered his usual resolution directing
the Clerk to furnish each member with
copy of Purdon's Digest, Beitol's Digest and
Z-igIsr's Manual. The resolution was of
course adopted, and will cost the treasury
about 81 500. As Josephs has been a mem
Der for about ten years, he has goodly sup
ply Of these interesting works, unless he has
disposed Of them at discount below the
price thsy cost the State, which he has no
doubt done, for it is his peculiar speciality
always to be on the make. Why should the
State be required to furnish annually one
hundred copies of Purdon for the members
of the House and permit them TO take them
home them with at the termination of each
session as a part of their legislative plunder?
A copy Of that book VIII last for twenty
years, and the practice ought to be to require
each member to return his copy at the end
of the session, or, in default of doing so, to.
deduct its cost out Of his salary. 1t is by
just such extravagance as this in countless
different shapes, that tho aggregate expenses
of the Legislature are swollen to such an
enormous amount. Speaking of this model
legislator. Sam. Josephs, reminds US that as
a member Of the committee he signed the
report by which Green of Warren county
was swindlod out of his seat-thus adding
another TO the long list of his (Joseph's)r
legislative infamies.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13

The Huntingdon Monitor says: The Hol>
lldaysburg Register admits, in its last issue,
that "Hon. r. NJ. Speer. the member from
this district, has, thus far, made a faithful
member, careful cf the interests of his con-
stituents." We cannot but admire Bro.
Overs truthfulness and thank him for the
candid confession. Our word for it, Mr..
Speer will ever prove faithful aud careful
of the interests OF his constituents
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13

IF we can benefit the readers Of the Free
man any by recon monding Parsons P,uya-
tiue Pills to be the best anti bilious medicine
in the country, we are willing TO do so. We
have had about as good chance to know as
any one.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13

WORTHY OF NoTE.-An exchange saws
there is scarcely day passes that we do rot
hear, either from persons coming into our
office or in some other way, of the success of
Johnsin's A'iody'ae Ltniment in the cure of
coughs and colds, so prevalent about town
Just now.
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Will lend a helping hand.
Aye, men and money we will give
The British to o'erthrow,
For the deeds of Young America.
The world does surely know
This was applauded to the echo, not for
the singing, but for the sentiment so you
bet was glad to get off SO easily, and con-
tinue my soft talk" to Maud and Bessie
LaviHia. A killiDgly dressed gent named
Mr.. COwand next favored US with the maids
of Merry Ireland" and the Lass of Rich,
mond HILL" L made this gent a little ner-
vous by engaging too much the attention of
his Bessie LaVinia, about whom be was aw-
fully spooney. | could see him casting some
fierce looks at me, and heard him mutter,
soto UOce, Yankee impudence," etc. The
singing over, Georgina and Marion delighted
Us with some fine old martial tunes en- the
piano, but the one that pleased me most
was the soul-thrilling Brian Boru's March -
This sopl-snchahting piece of Irish music, as
it vibrated, like syren music, on tho stiIly
air, was sufficient to call forth the spirits of
Boru and his dauntless DacaSsans and
make them exterminate now, not the Dapes
but the cruelty oppressive Anglo>Saxons.
30 lively. bold and stirring is the grand old
March" that it would almost make one,
legged gossoon dance with delight. Strange
that never heard this played in America
will try and get the music of it before re-
turn. 1t was'long past the "wee sma' hour
anent the twa'" when our social gathering
dispersed. l did the gallant to two of the
prettiest by seeing them home, but. ma fol.
it was near giving me sore head, as Mr..
Cowand thought had too much inpudsncs
fer stranger. After quoting some heart
appealing, brain-soitening lines, | parted
with B. and G.. and returned to Marion's.
where soon retired to rest, only to dream
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-06

FAIL. EAsHEoNs.-7Nrs. Doherty, whose eie-
va.t at Canal street, 10 tho acknoW
lodged Leading emporium Of fashion IN the soetn Ia.
mat from the with all the latest fashton
In stHaH and felt hats for ladies and missea hek ~
soxtuext IA uuRtyAlee, the Empress hat being N SPe
c.ai Ysyorss a It the popularity Of sutsinG NJ
faces She aewsrs this Sesssn, fer heAnT SO e:s,c
work, surpaso any ever before seen. Mrs, Dohersye
stock Of sllkss velySts aGa Tiboona. WAsea s3oa1A
match 10 one Of the richest and most complete ever
collected vishsa the walls of enc buaihR IN this cy
The fsshoa articles In Tho severa sets taSs
aSSaa Iasx bSlts ana satahsls are sn 10 ra6S ana
49, Ssas end SrAamSats to tG ~ place q
- III es6as cta laSEseas6R. Mira has aeceS&
knely selected alsndl6 esss1tnsns Of ahese Asien
hns articles These who deoirs to have their dresee1
ado in the latest styles and N Che 0oss SpproSsd
nsuner will be pleased to learn that GrS GogEidge
those kSse IA ooSxfeASve with the rePotats1 Of New
rleans ladss Tor elesAAeein dress, is Stin charge
| sbe drsssrdakInS dspastmeat. To set OF all thes'
heausifui goods rs Dssrty has had her store ASWl1
tainted and rSAtted In conclusion We beg cur ladI
Eeaders to ronsabsr hAt the grand opening OF theS
| goods VIII take place to+usrEoW.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-06

DIssoLux1oN AND COPARTNERsAER.v-An Cd
srv.Eont ia another column shows that the Arn Of
F;upey ByTnes was dissolved on the 30th ult, and
rat Messra, Thss. 4 wsliSm Il. Ryrnss have formed
copartueEship for the purpose Of tranSacng general
eus,En uruuce and provision business ct No e Poy'
arns street The Asssrs. Byrnes though younE men
h.vn theuu ysaIs Of aptiys oo@sreiai hfe become
aalv known In ouE business circles and Nv ths PFc-
hty indusery and general business tact have wen the
- N WITH S4tA NS1a ICY have SVer
been brOuEht In cOatasss Ne VIA st1shsDza CO..
Sezt,-aAiet suocessfzRcapssFri@ SEss - - fseS4
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r. NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
tor the week Ending Friday, October 4
MuaNsS0STAR 0Fr1eEs

-n'2 as.s , SATURDAY Moruins, October s, tss2
shs faf st a N 5ns e sss
RSfsa a9Sd 10 ia for GOOD aadaa enss ahies
ss!1 9: f.;
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'soy aHS sc su fSs sasss Sn p shs "
s4Ts. 3 e i e o. ~ ton
.Is y 1Sss.. /: as rs 3
i .'as !. Il 81 e e isis
fARD-Tierces sell at y 20 ~ An" keEs AslS 'o'-e~
DRY SALT MEAT Shoulders are qHstsA ut ss 70 -
Pc n H. Commands ~ TO $50 pes
Ib. ,, - a, o. -. -.I,,, g. rho,os
wsstsra reetiaed Bourbon q 50 TO - A'an VANS
'S qaOts Western q a TO sAs eso.a
4 Goshea as - 3ss end o0aA9n AoSsNerA ~
Pee asetosy 10 4aSted al IT toisssAha y
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Il o. % tosF ban ssckSi 9aple saat -
io Z! 4strS sAdolns4e iva t!ass
., kS1c N rolis. KsntAes hD4 az - y, .eya
Ssitys pspsstIs Pc u q z IN IS
or Tf.q slH1 q eka - r.sTf tsin,
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/ CAND1DATHSs-$zn another eolunp Ooh Lewis
Puysars islsnnsasSsas FL AhahRidAs tSr The 1sca 81
Clsza ire ,nssA1Ast CasEa md mr. SeeA No
Phelin fer that q District AtsoEney.
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4 paen of joy thrills the land at the an N
uoupcement that Messrs Byrns Co corner Magazine
and JacEsop streeis haze received their Fail and
winter stock of dry goods for their are 50 10Y
that knows that 10 suit heF can g
bought Of them. Sec their card and give them q car.
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/ HF TofE AND faE 6 AT1IogL5sfs SVasySSfaE
-. nea 4ha Z srAiaal pts
DsSlia bas areeatYsa fe 4olAay%Mr $3.50
hsAH Hesiasss ths RSRs Z. n y ~ q eESoo6, 81
pcrti t q shsI lsts soils q RetsE fePSsf
Ia ny. xbchdiecese, Waliek wa3 REeterseS Eht
TIA HoIy 'Tather, thronak the hanaa q reeH.4
KiEby, sRsates, Of. The IyiAh College as h9s' Y
aDearsy Beloved Ross Health endiA9oss1shhS S4
Benedietlen--What ysa:sssess eo af tSoss pes,,k
scent secutonS, which We saHsr for iastscss sakss
and il regard to the zeal with which tnSX ssv
s9ss .as bse 70 9f Re & md II
KIN ,confirfned by che piashaken fni IN vno
lrisb, and the nany testinaoniss OF nI.al sasU
ton afforded us by them IN sns xu ~ Sneir
continued Mberality. Certainly ~ rs tne tnrn
thoughts and asss and out Il
own poverty TO relieve their wants. hcncS
though tho the offering presented By yor TO 10 rs e
in itssi no:s ss1srors; es s s is x.lne
ard eivssa new impulse to- the ssnti@entc q
gratitude Tor ysur sxeellept pssRae, With veaSS zen
r.PIsa. t has /: re.s1Ssd 70 Isqa
in q beiitting mapner devotion apa !oxs g ~
| exaftad 4 Azure. That Inch . reward, rortny
Of the charity o. the 6cncTs, ,ma ma, Ss tie por
ton q xhe4s Aevsat sad faithfsl e1idsss, -
orr urayer. Bat! whilst we ask .Go1 g ene1
Himself zpEoptstone 30 our Poeas.Hsy -
pledge Of ~ aa!Ss ana ;ne essd sSct la
20 YOU, our belSyed" SOP, to your elsngy apd
neopie, and To- an the aithfaf Of Irefand, out
f Given at St. Peters, a6th Of AagssS 1872
thetweaty-seveash'se year Of ess foISoe1 w. !,
81 Lsteerof Cardinal Autoneili to Mgr: Ktf.
|. by, cknowiedgin the receipt OF sS000 TO
9 his Holiness: y fH7t8 ,.,'lhS 60, -,
yeryRey. Monsi guor-rhe Holy Father va!
p steatfy moved by che offering Of E2900, wnici
+ TIE Cardinal Archbishop o. Dnbhn rano ni
Il flock presented 20 him. through yen, % tGkS'
- M tl,eir devotion and ,Attaehment.Es Ate Holt
2 ne.s could moi Su.. feel most E==ssfni foe ~
= new manifestation Of 6lial affecti0ns Scf "
o good yishes of the donors. and still more 90
: the prayers which they offer TO the Lpfdg peg
"a which the Church Is at present afnicteu; Hene
- he s,rarta 70 the Cardfnal Archbishop ard
i the fafthfal Of the diocese his Apostolic Den,
y dtcaion. Whilst charging yoa 70 convey xn
le inteilinence to the Cardinal, am, happy
l. as.ura you of the high ,esteem with sWnaeh
fe remain your faithful seryapts :. II.
., -. - Z; GARDqtsAL AsrosE11s,
it BELFAST RIOT DAMAGES. 8 yr.s,r,a
he The claims lodged with the T0wa. Gies
% of Belfast for eemPensation TOT naaeaot
p iniuries to property during the late TsS
a Amount to ElA,000, exclusive OF Goe'
~ claimed by tue widow Of Constable Morso
As --,Ss,r L1EUTENaNT OF LE1rRIM. 30
sn yiscount Southweu has been appoint'
IN. to the Lieutepancy of Leitrim, IN spcce
10 sion to Lord Granard. T.. +,,r-.,-4 -
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ADVERTISING R4El Of TIE 81 :.

Tranasnt Advertisements, o. 50 Par sarAr" e"oA IN
TTsasy eve Per cent disOOdnt allowed on shs above
rateA. =. 49, -k,,.n.SAS .t
Death and HaSriaRo NoAteaRS q each insertion: .
Wsais and PsEspIeI InfqE9astiaa AdysrsAesp snts'
10 Osnt5 per line Saeh tnbSfs aOH. ss.-stzs
Tditorfa Notices. - cents line
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Every day at noon represent to yourself
oaT:I Ofd crucifed, and rejecting that year
ainsi are the cause of His e1hertug9, o9-
LAS your sorrow, and promise neTee TO
nfRond him more. 'N.-. e.4 - - H2- 3. T'-''
eIorsous Mystsries-sp1Iit Of Alteration aad Faith
1 FIRST GLORIOUS MYSTERY. 1.,t y -
| % The Resurrection. ~ 81 az s.s5s
| !. Let us contemplate, ia this Mystery hey
4 onr Lord Jesus Cbrfst, triumphinE EIori-
ouo,y over death rose again the third day,
Immortal and impossible, :
i Virtue-Lire by Faith.
Reflect daily for ave minutes on death
and on che n0thi0gaess Of all thae passes
With time. Act in all things like one con :.
\ vinced that nothing lie truly great but What
Is eternal. -. -sIs..s, =. - 80 80 ,,;a,
4 SECOND GLORIOUS MTeTERY. 80
- a., ;, TAe AsceRei4a.
'Lek ~ eontamPlase, In this Ms0tsfye heN
bar Lord Jesus ChEist, forty dayssaaesR
II 6ia, rosRR1ee&oas assembled into heaven
n rttended by &ngela, ta, the sight and 70 tn
treat admiration, OF HE most Holy MoGheH
and HE holy Apostles and disciples p
\, - H1vtwe--@C hVistiGR Hope
Entestain for God the eeOtaEepts OF
child towards his parent the s'ecetest aoP,
ksaS confidence, and with this teelin8 oEsen
raise your mind to Him in heaven.
- p, 1nzD oLOREoUs MTsTEaH'
Il SODA. DescGSf If De ,4egQ Ghost -. -
r Let IA eonsemplate, ~ this Mystery, NOV
ShaLoEa 1ss1A ChFinsSb etRg SEATED oR'te'
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A Home Of tho Lost Child ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~
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Y;rsas!lHa,,ssltsh

Humble yourself frequently by coos,ds.s
ing your nothi agness, your s'ns anu n III,
cries. Be willing that others ussP.ou nav
Patiently bear with'any esate"Ps w" ""'
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The innppperables SDdulGeRees, alluded
toy granted % chose Aho Praetiee the devo-
ton Of the Holy Rosary are nest properly
correct manner foe, ae she Holy Virgin
Stated to Saint Eulalia, decades baid with
tEne devotion are more pleasiSS to her than
Is said, with haste. ~'.ss
TCopious selections have bean Rads by Sts,e
writer from the SmAn work entitled "Crown
of Mary" by Dominican Father.1