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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-17
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FROM present indications the next
State Senate will stand 20 Republicans
to l3 Democrats, and the House 10 Re
publicans to 80 Democrats.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-17

Hon JAMES 2. BARR, of the Pitts
burgh Post, has been chosen by the
Democratic delegates at large to fill
the vacancy occasioned in the Consti :
tutional Convention by the resignation
of Judge Black. H commendable Sc
lection
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SENATOR PoMERof sHor.-About

SENATOR PoMKRof SHoT.-About
ten minutes past 2 O'Clock, Saturday
afternoon, ex-senator Pomeroy, of
Kansas, was shot in Washington city
by NJ. F. Conway, an ex-member of
Congress from that State. Pomeroy
was walking up New York avenue,
and near the corner of Fourteenth
street he met Conway, who drew a
large revolver, and when within six
feet of Pomeroy fired three shots at
him, one of which took effect in the
right breast, just below the nipple
Conway then put UP his pistol and
started to walk off. Two gentlemen,
P. B. Stillson and Addison, who wit
messed the shooting, which occupied
not more than minute, Immediately
stopped Conway, Addison exciaiming:
"Stop, sir you have shot man, and
must give your reasons for SO doing"
Conway replied: "He ruined myself
and my family" He then surrender
ed his pistol to Stillson, and accom-
panied that gentleman to the station
house Mr.. Pomeroy, who had fallen
to the pavement, was assisted to
carriage and driven to his home. The
ball passed through two thicknesses
of Pomeroy's coat, also his vest and
shirt, and its force was thereby so far
spent that after penetrating the skin
it was thrown off by the cartilage of
one of the ribs near the end of which
it struck. The wound has bled very
little and will cause no Inconvenience
whatever. One of the three shots fired
by Conway passed through Pomeroy's
hat, closely grazing his head, another
missed him altogether, although fred
within a few feet of him Mr.. Pome-
roy is somewhat at loss to account
for this unexpected assault, as he had
heretofore befriended Conway, unless
it was for the reason, that he, with sew
eral Senators, had procured a situation
in the Treasury Department for Mrs
Conway, who for several years has
beer living apart from her husband
and was in poor circumstances. This,
it appears, Conway thought a refec-
tion on him, as he himself desired
some kind of employment, but failed
of assistance to obtain it, being i'm des-
titute circumstances. Conway was ia
ken before Judge Smell Saturday night,
and was released in $4,000 bail. AL
exander Adamson becoming his bonds
man, A physicians certificate was
produced, that the wound of Pomeroy
was slight. Conway is native of
Baltimore, Maryland, a printer by
trade, studied law and emigrated to
Kansas. Conway was laboring under
great mental excitement, and it is said
tonight that the cause of his shooting
was that he had frequent political re-
verses in Kansas, which he attributes
to Pomeroy. His lawyers have adj
yised him; to make no statement, and
upon being released Sunday night he
was taken away by his friends.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-17

BARNEY CoRAN was killed on the Penn
sylvania railroad, near Irwin's Station, on
Monday night, by an eastern bound train.
He was miner, employed in the shaft
mines, and unmarried.
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A GREAT SENSATION! 1Sen,sf Siri.e,.,- !,
-Aary or Commission ar 10. C55i'
able. Address, IA. hills
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-27
G00GtBIfs
ANTnr0urANr DroIsIoN

The following notice Of decision
~ the Supreme Court of the United
lntcs, II of vast lmporInnroRnd settles
10 law IN favor of the power Of u
lulo ~ iaX all railroads bnIlt wholly
tllhin its limits ora part Of which only
hsscs through II, Texas II deeply In
irestcdln the question, The synopsis
hys;
, on tho 18th Inst, the United States
jnprome Court decided the ease Of the
Inlon Pacific railroad against Pen
7lslon, Treasurer Of Lincoln county,
4 ebrnskn, on appeal from the Circuit
lourt Of that State, Judge Strong de-
yered the opinion Of the court hold
" that tie taxing power OF the STATE
an attribute 10 sovereignty; that II
ysls indcpcndentof the constitution
fthc United States and u not derived
ON that instrument, and that II may
exercised to an unlimited extent on
4 property, trades aud bus lnoss, and
opntiOns, existing Orcurrled on WITHIN
le boundaries of the state, except so
ar as II has been surrendered 10 the
edergl Government, either expressly
r By necessary implication, The court
therefore, sustalns tho right of the
nate 10 tax the property of the Union
Pacific railroad within the boundaries
# said State.
Judge Bradley read u dissentlngopln-
on, holding that the tax was an un-
awful lntdrfprrncc with instrumental
ties created by tho National Govern.
nent in carrying out the objects and
lowers conferred on II by the Consli-
ution. If The road may he taxed ii
nay bc seized aud sold for non-pay-
lcnt Of taxes in parts and parcels, and
hus the whole purpose Of Congress, IN
treating the corporation and establish
lg the line, may be subyeted and de-
,Foyed. '
Judge Field concurred in the opinion
t Judge Bradley.
Judge Hunt disscntcd from the opln-
IN of the court.
Judge Swayne gave his views IN his
'wn way, but cOncurrcd in the conclu.
ION reached by the majority OF the
,ourt, Ai- Wa "
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"srllIl WEEKLY llERAI

TIE WEEKLY llEhNlil Wll 'N
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.," Acknowledgements inserted 100 lhr Nlrui
ili ,i,eT iu,lnro llr the nrtl iuH rIlnu Hul ''r
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meetings, cnIdH nl tumlth, rlrp ln NO Wu'
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Very truly yours,

" " IN Is1
am q candidate for tho office OF Mayor OF
ne city of Dallas, Many friends have nrsod
lis appeal / say this; am the candidate
the people, but will abide by and acqul.
see IN amy decision made by tho democracy
the city OF Dallas in their Convention
lould one be held. NAT, NJ. BURFORD.
We are authorized and requested to an
ounce
MIRIAM III. ALE~,
y II candidate for Marshal of the city OF
alias, at the city election In April next
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TuE pAlA llEllNldila pnnll1llr'I' u'
nlynuro, gllurtk moulin n inf one ulfN
hi lteilh lol unu Wnh T Hin4n enplM
Ienla,
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Leller nrlnn mla.i..lrp.


MISS" p'''o'''''' 1000 '
A pEAIt lIEBAlpi "limr'' ace
here every way. IoAW $50 oo
800. Crops Hight no' half vJo
brsadstuils made here ior actual ne
sity-not hall VI the farmers ID
enough cleqr money 'opa} the "a
We hear two words mu'hdy Va
aphTcSas. bhc nrsroei 'ie hA
and spiritlesa, and the land oWHF.e
sad and WOrdlraj, Whily ilH WAY
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,"liiie pateitwooa tooth-picl; aiac
is rcvolutiouiaing society in New
The cheapndss oftheep!ihtei Is ire
ing mImerol,s old nctticN tuusc /
instead OF the two-pound howie-& kan
willlMhph theNhRNe been Won. II,
the shayings FROM their teeth,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-27

WIiEN you want 20 c,rid o.
h cumatlsm, persuade a Wild ,c
h asa iNOii. \ Savannah miH
gave ii q fair trial, and hads hot
of fpltNrods ioa tlHv, ana upjs
titles that he has MOI had a tuoW
lWinge since. q
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tho Voters Of lhe rly orpalm.l w

! hereby announce mysclfa rs candidate
NJ Mayor Of Dallas, and do 80 without the
of friends on condemnation OF
ucmicS; Having no friend TO reward or
urmy to punish, aud believing | can adj
inisler Justice without bias or pnJudiCe In
his position, viii bo thankful for your sup.
urt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-27

Diiiea 10 ghird NipF1 ~ 'i"Fh 8 "rA
.np'sn sn nHiiaing, 'ornor 81 ii'"'n'
aud Main N''VTis'
4 4II r-t+-+-
.. w, swiaapIla q Co.. puhlisborS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17

THE NEW PosrAL LAw-Ths Postal
Appropriation bill approved March 3rd.
1873. contained the following clausc. i.7
"Prcvided, that all laws and parts af
laws permitting the transmission By mail
Of any free matter whatevsr be aud the
same are hereby repealed FROM and after
june 80. 1878" ..-r
This abolishes the franking privilssr
held by Congress and 30 many Govern
mcnt officers.
This also abolishes section 35 Of the act
Of March 8, 1853: "but the publishers
Of weekly newspapers may send to eact
actual subscriber within the county vhcro
their papers are printed and published one
copy thereof free of postage" and rcquir
ing that after June 3Oth. all papers must
pay postage. .fs-. ,.-i ~
This abolishes section IS of the sa,ne
act: "Ail publishers Of periodicals.. mag
azines. and newspapers which shall hot
exceed sixteen ounces in weight shall be
allowed to Interchange their publication.
reciprocally free Of postage; provided, that
such interchange shall be confined to n
single copy of such publication.
The laSs remain unchanged which per-
init prepayment Of postage on newspapers
at The office Of mailing or delivery, at thd
option Of the subscriber. and prepayment.
BY ncwsdealers upon their packages re-
ceiyed."
No reduction Of postage rates has been
made. Farnsworth's bill. which allowed
papers to 60 free to county subscribers.
and exchanges to 60 free. passed the House
and failed in the Senate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17

Ess AND EssEs.-'So. you have finished
your studies at the seminary I was
much pleased with the closing exercises
The author of that poem-sliss White. I
think you called her-bids fair to become
known as poet
We think the authoress win become
celebrated as d poetess, remarked tho
Young lady. pertly. with a marked cmpha-
sis on the two words Of the sentence. %.
'Oh-ah.' replied tho old gentleman.
looking thoughtsdlly over his gold specta-
cles at The voting lady. Il hear his sister
was quite an actress. aud under Miss Hos
mer's instructions will undoubtedly be-.
come quite sculptoress.'
The young lady appeared irri,a.ed.
The seminary continued the old gen.
tleman. with impcrturbabtc gravity. lis
fortunate in having an efficient board Of
manageresecs. From the presidentess
down to the humbles. teacheress. unusual
talent is shown There is Miss Harper,
who, as q chemistress. il uneqraled. and
Mrs. Knowles has already q reputation rs
an astsono'ncress. And in the department
Of music. few can equal Miss Kellogg as
q singcrcss.'
The young lady did not appear to ike
the chair she was sitting on She took
the sofa as the other end Of the room.
YES. continued the old gentleman. as
IL talking to himself. those White sisters
are very talented. Mary. I understood.
has turned her attention to painting aud
the drama. aud win surely become famous
n an actress and paiateress; and even
DOW. a. lecturess
A loud slamming Of the door caused the
old gentleman TO look up. and the cri.ieess
and grsmnsrianess was gonel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17

bors ,-Cs'hug . boy up n Tie mcsa-
Iss ean nafo'y oe e'snsd anasr tns se.d
e sspes.sy y sns ~ =
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Z s,n mn ,a.0 =. .a..e aa = sarsiy mosn. s
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g.
,;.sl.- -. So ..fss.~ ss.ss.' !.
mn ..s.,so,,.~ ..rua..s s,n,
spoese Then ,hers sbass 49,,
..Tch, : e,s,c.sS . .s..s.. 49,. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17
SAVE MONEY!.


Il ia well worth saving. and Jon can
save il BY buying Sewing Machine. and
get one Of tho best and most perfect ma
chimes in existenee. The Elias HOSE Sew.
ing Machine has reached point Of excel
lence and perfeetness equalIed By no ma
chine IN use. aud The constantly and rap
idly Increasing demand. which 10 almos,
beyond their .anufactnring capacity to
supply. 10 eoavineiag evidence that the
merit. Of this machine are being. arPreei'
ated BY the public. MOREOVER. Il is sold.
a& modesafs price and on easy terms.
= Tho Seushefa people Should bear in
nisd that many machines sre cold IN The
Ssush q IN edpaace Of tfesn dollafs ovei
Nc~ York prices. Call and .re the
Hove" !" - The Agency. O. A. Smms.
Leonsrdto6u. re
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17

RpiSe FoR Hrs HKAtrH Stories Of ,hs
Wit Of the late Col. Isaac o. barnes o
Boston are numerous. hu. to be fully an.
preciated need the coloners peculiar voice
and dry manner. familiar to those who
used to know him. The following anec.
dote is related of him:
The colonel. it seems. had been recon-
mended to take horseback exercise for the
benefit of his health by his physician, and
according applied at well-known stable
for the animal. .rs
L want regulae tro'ting horse to ride
for NY health this afternoon.
Certainly. colonel said the polite pro-
prietor; and. judging from the customers S
physique and horse to ride for health. ,
gave him one Of the hardest trotting horses
IN the establishment. upon which Barnes
mounted and bumped of toward the coun-
try. .' .'
In about three hours he returned. COW
cred with dust and pefspiration, and. With
the assistance Of one of the hostlers. slow
ly and painfully descended from his stecd.
Limping into the stable Office, and hold.
ing on to the lower par, of his back with
one hand, he looked into the stable keep
srs inquiring face and calculated simply:
How much?'
Three dollars. colonel. was The reply.
He slowly drew his wallet and laid
down the required sum. F-.
Shall you want the horse again to-mor-
row. colunclf'
No, I shan't want him Tomorrow
Perhaps the day after tomorrow
No; shan't want. him any more at all. ,
Indeed said the stable-keeper. with a
sly twinkle in his eye. as he noted Barnes
holding on to his lacerated body. perhaps
the horse don't suit your
oh. yes said Barnes. quickly, 'tiiere's
nothing the matter with the horse: he's
all right. It's the price l object to-
Price ? said the stablc-kceper. why.
I only charged you 50. colonel. which we
consider cheap for the horses service all
the af' eruoon' .-.'.f
Well. DON'T sqeualed Barnes. rub
bing his aching body. for whenever shall
want anything of this kind again, I know
an Irishman who will kick me behind all
day for half the money
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17

UNcoNscrors TxrLrrScs. we Gre teach
ing our ow.beings on all sides. They
are affected for good or evil by what We
are. and say. and do; even By what We
think and fecl. May flowers IL the parlor
breathe their fragrance through the a,-.
mospbere. We are each Of us - silensly
sa,ura,ipg the atmosphere about US with
the subtle aroma Of our character. In the
family circle. besides aud beyond all tho
teaching. the daily life Of each parent snd
child mysteriously podifies the lifs Of ail
in the household. The same prooess, on
wider scale, is going on through the
community. No man liveth TO himself,
and no man dieth to himself. l1''f.'''a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17

kFIn Central Railro.d train, The
other day. two old ladies' sat in adjoining
seats in one Of the ears; ons declared II
The conductor opesed the Window she
would die. and the other protested against
il being closed. for she would certainly
smother to death. The conductor wss In
doubt. when venerable gentlemen ~
claimed. .Opea the window and kill ono
Of them. aud then close il snd kill the ssh.
er. and then We shall have peacer -,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17

brother. jdst on his way from India
And directly at The mention ef hih usme,
saeae efss masy - tneasy tens fell lfouh
Mr.. ;Whisinsis heart, whick. ia. conss.
qaesss. felt lighter shan sponge bread.
so you thought you would come right
bone with Theodore. instead of ro:ug 70
-Ciucisasti 10 Sarah 0aegou,' ssid he. >ig,i
Why. 5sss Ssrsh ID here you kaow.--
Daut 4 write you thasi AIlofus. broth.
ers and sissess. are together. nov you
have eotie. answered Mrs. Whiting, grow
ing sweetsr With every word che spoke in
the eyes Of The happy husband.
Mr. Waiting never told his wife bid
comieal and tfagical mistake, and she ney.
cr suspected tue em6roidered-veives eloak
and ermine fars he bought for her tha,
very day were. in sober reality. thank Of
fsrings. ,..s 'r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17
tai Notice.

cGIef my serviees mA
nav ds:iss then. al !.
the pscftssson Of Uthsissry.-
II my serstcss at skeiS hDuee viii
SsSps sstsssiea BY afcppise .ses
kaNfsown. Teeth inserted In any
BIRD. and at reasonable prices OF.
Iidence in Lecnardsown, 50. Mary's
d. :. Very Respsctfslty,
FAGE EDtuxDS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17

JASPER SEA.-The epithet jasper, at-
piled to the sea. is used by Milton
''Now In loose garlands thick thrown Of, The
bright Fs'J
Pavement, that like sea Of Jasper shoue, 1rti
lmpurpled with celestial roses, smiled"
Book Iff, $685.
--"And underneath bright ess now,d 4
OF jasper, or Of liquid pearl"
Book Ill.,, sfy
In Boys edition pote states. on the ati-
thotity Of Newton. that .jasper is pre-
cious stone Of several colors. but the gscen
is most esteemed aud bears some resem-
blancc to the sea-"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17


CoNyECTYCUT MUTUAL LIFE IA
~ SCRANCE COMPANY OF HART
FORD, CONN.
ASSETS, OYER $40, 600, 600
TIN MUTUAL ITFs INSURANCE coM
S--sE PANY ON. y. Fsss.
! dSsETS, OVER sss, 600, 600
KTHE ROYAL FIRE INSURANCE. CON.
PIrAL, OYER $4,000, 900
shove companies have been doing busi-
NEARLY haifs century. Their age, strength
ewn good management can scarcely al
Ito question their solvency.
fsox TABLE or RATES,
10 81; 80 years $a2 g.; IS years
cars sal "a; IS years $sT % on
IS per ct. dividend or the firs,
ng each year thereafter. The in
niy the actual eost Of Life Insur-
bek holders TO satisfy. The Policy
dires..y interested.
sife Companies are the oldest
- and best conducted OF any
asd we challenge any cne tc
ves,ment for their moEsy.
rs Insurance Company sljus,
Baltimore agency. without ref
me otscs. Il has paid all II.
and Boston.
enfs PER $loe ON frss-class
sts on 6rst-elass Frame DweI.
Barns and contents 81 SO on
No ncse given.
4 and win attend TO- sny bus
e companies ~ my Office, oi
ben requested.
kxrKR TO
harl Downs, wm Greenweli
John y King, Bernard Free
~ JOS n KEY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-17

A bean Of saueii experience ssys skas
- the time for fcliaw to leave 10 when
. young lad. asks him how the waking
h.~ ae - Rsa = 4ffs
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
'la 10 rssiisHsp Evnhf fHrssDAIBr Q,
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he paid within six months. No subscription
will he received for shorter period than six
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oil arrcarages ere paid except at tbs option Of
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for the FIRST Insertion and 50 cents for every sub
seqnent Insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
u square. 1.-THE number ofinscrtions be not
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isised until forbid, and ehargsd accordingly.
A liberal deductios raas to, those who adser.
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obituaries over ten inesin length win be charg-
ed NJ the rate OF so cents per sansre.
All communications for publication mast be
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or no attention ill be paid 10 them. The real
name Of the author will not be published unless
desired, but we cannot consent TO insert COM
munieatiens unless we know the writer.
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TO Farmers !!
TO Fishermen!
To Gardeners !
R. 4. GOLDEN B. BRO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND RETAIL GROCERs An

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Washington ID. C.
"tr1D return their thanks 10 the citizens
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'd them ereiuior, and ask continuance OF
ueir confidence and patronage.
Have you early VEGETABLES seeking a
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Send them 20 GOLDEN 4 BRO, for the
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Have you STOCK to ship when meats are
desired
GoLBFS f BRO.. formerly of Charles CO.,
Nd and now at corner of 10 and SITS,
souilwest, Wnshingten. y. c., are alw avs
.t the ,iorks 20 rec-ive freight They have
q siock-yard for cattle. when the market
10 glu,i,d, and can hold for an advance
Their charges are very moderate
And when yorr FRUITS are IN season, srnd
th,in 10 GOLDEN h BRO, for q ready sale,
sUi,k returns and good profit.
Have you WHEAT, RYE, OATS, CORN, &c,
for which you desire ready sale at good
mites send them TO GOLDEN BRO,
who will Eject sales at rs good prices as
any other city, NH at small commission.
II you have TOrL1RY, or any thing else raised
in sour county, and which would COM
maid good piicss in large city, among
the best agents you car procure in " ash
ing'on, are
II. A. GOLDEN g. BRO,
Cor. 10Th and F SITS. southwest,
Washington, ID. G.
march 6, lsI3-ly.
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