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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-01
a CARD.

rE4O THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF CAM
i BRIA COUNTY Disguised VIII N tGSp tniS 1nS .
dOings in the Democratic County C0nNentlon'
] hereby offer myself as an Independ6nt I Cdtut-
date for the ofne of SHERIFF, ana piease nj .,
self, if elected, to fulfil the duties IalthiuiiS
LANES BENFORD,
june %. iS73. .-3ro~+ Johnstown, Pa.
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IN Wholesale Purchasing Agents
\ LHIfOr the RTRAN SEWING
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Fastest Lock Stitch Straight
Machine in market. Better terms
4 company. Address,
4 DODGE, Gen'l Agent, Danbury, Conn.
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A DMINISTRATION NOTICE.

n y I I
"a Estate of JOHN SCRERDON, deceased.
Letters of Administration on the estate or
John SCHERDON, late of Clearfield township.
Cambria county, deceased, having been grant
ed to the undersigned by the Register OF sald
county, all persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to the estate of decedent are requested 10
make prompt payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them properly
probated for settlement.
LANES SCHERDON. Administrator.
ClearfeId Twp. June 20, 1873 .-6t-f
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wanted at the new Tannery, Woodvale, JonDs-
town. Cash paid on delivery. Apply TO or al
dress ". ~. ROSEASTEEL & SON,
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THE C4PTITE MAIDEN.

From THE ALDINE for August.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-01

aD,t powerful cleanser, strengthener and
u Glandular distractions known to
NuIird.
,islly adapted to constitutions "worn
iebilitaUed hy the warm weather of
summer, when the blood is not in
1lation, consequently gathering i'm
rom SluRgiShneSS and imperfect action
rrrtive organs, and is manifested by
EruptIons, Blotches, BOils, Pustules,
a NC., &c.
Beary and langnid from overwork, and
"a druwsinesS and inertia take the place
~ and vigOr, the system needs a Tonic
II up and help the Vital Forces to re-
A|'Ir recupcrativep over.
! heat OfSummer frequently the Liver and
Do not properly perform their functions;
prime and Urinary Organs are inactive,
Bug weakness of stomach ara Intestines
prcdisposition to bilious arrangement.
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''CAMPHORINE'' cures every pain, etc. Try it,
Soid by all druggists. REUBEN HOYT, Pro-
prietor, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
STATE ITEMS.

DR.. W. II. Rockwell, Jr., for many
year, connected with the insane asylum
al Balueboro, and since his fathers re.
siguatiou itssuperintendent, has resigned,
10 take effect at some subsequent time.
The splendid water power Just above
West Lebanon aud White River Junction
will soon pass into the hands Of wealthy
company, who will improve IL. II so the
largest town on the Connecticut, north Of
Springfield, Mass, will probably be loca-
ted there.
We learn that the Missisquoi Valley
House, at Sheldon Depot, was totally de-
stfoyed by fire, with all Its contents,
about O'Clock Tuesday, a. m. The fire
is supposed to have originated from a
chimney. Insurance, Sc 900 on the house
and - 900 on the furniture. The loss is
about double the amount of The insur-
ance.
An honorable scruple, In the Senate
Oh Thursday, on the motion to lay on the
table the French Spoliation bill, Senator
Edmnnds Of Vermont, when ilis name
was called, said 81 ask 10 be excused
from voting, as have reason to believe
that have certain interest, rather an
indefinite one to be sure, but one that
leads me to think ought not to vote on
this question"
We have received copy of Walton's
Vt. Register 1873, from the Claremont
Manufacturing Co., of Claremont, n. II.
A new system is observed in. this num-
Der, by which each particular profession
or calling is under one head, in separ-
ate paragraph; a decided improvement.
1t is well and plainly printed, and full Of
valuable and interesting matter for read
ing and reference, 1t contains 262 pages.
Tho New York Maa says: "Vermont's
contribution Of statues for the decoration
Of the old Representatives Hall at Wash
ington win form complete a represent
tation of the genius Of the State as could
well be found. Tie statues themselves
are to be those of Gen. Ethan Allen, the
revolutionary hero of the Green Noun
tain State, aud Judge Collamer, her
greatest iurist and statesman; and they
are TO be wrought by two distinguished
American sculptors, both sons Of Yer
mont, the former by Larkin G.. Meade,
aud the latter by Hiram Powers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

AZ PRECISELY IL O'clock laa sight
weafy viii service aad weighed 5own
wih ibe Consciousness q many good
resoluisans unperfsfBe1 end promises
uuial1le3, 1879 iaok BE departure -
a,a 70 ths laag processlga gone before,
and 1873 glorious viii ncw lie and
aew promise bounded ia 10 take his
place. Old year. long farewell We
shall never see thee again. Happy
New Year We greet thee, a new
nile stone GA lies journey, a new leaf
ia tie history q our lives.
AID what shag this new leaf be
Covered with blots and scrawls. re-.
cord Of acts we shall wish oblitcrated,
o. q bright page q noble aciious to
which sc can turn with never falling
delight. Al, these leaves Always
less than a hundred, often not twenty.
Eve and yet, they contain the record
Of a life time Already have We com
menced the record on the new leaf
Shall il he better record than last
year, tban tho year before Are we
nally growing better as the dimness
our eyes. and the palsy our
band II is possible that this leaf may
be the last. God grant ii may be with
out spot or blcmish.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
oBITU AHY.

Died at Rupert, VI, Dee gath. at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Nm. A. stesTns, James I Bate,
aged SO years.
Thus has silently passed away another
Of the landmarks of past generation
Few persons, thirty years ago, were bet
ter known in the Northern part of Ben
uington Co., than the deceased. His in-
tegrilY was OF the most sterling
quality, and so thoroughly understood
and believed in By his customers that his
word was always taken without ques-
ton. lie was the founder of the Chris
tian Church in West Rupert, and was,
during the days Of its infancy, It's main
support. lie lived to see his protege be-
come a vigorous aud thriving Society and
abundantiy able and willing to repay as
far as possible the debt il owed him.
Notwithstanding the reyerses Of fortune
la former years, he had accumulated a
sufficient property to carry him through
life without an appeal TO charity lie
died from no particular disease, but sim
ply from old age, his mind and wonder
tul memory first falling him. His LENDS
and acquaintance will be pleased to learn
that during the last three years of his life
be found home, with every comfort and
care that hc could ask for, at the resi-
deuce Of Mr. Stearns and, although, from
bis helpless condition for the last three
months, the task Of caring for him has
been anything but pleasant one, It was
thoroughly performed
"Oin dislemper, Of no blast he died.
Bat EEL ike Autumu fruit that mellow long
Eyeu wondered ~ because be dropped 10
sooner
Fate seemd 10 sind him up ha fourscure
YEAR.
tFf frrsblv ran be ua sig wiutcfs more.
IlIi Ike clock worn cut with eating slime
Tee shsslr 81 weary lilo At last sioOd suu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

4 fearful snow slide recently occurred
IN Utah. ia the Cottonwood district,
~ which twelve men were buried aud
killed, An avalanch, 600 feet wide
and II feet deep, came down, crossing
The stago-road, aud carrying away from
eight TO ten teams and their drivers,
taking them 1900 feet across the Cotton.
wood Greek The slide came from the
mountain, distance Of a mile, with
i,ightlul speed aud force. The storm
prevented any warning Of its approach
until il was upon the lines Of teams
passing at the point where it crossed
the road Men, mules, wagons and
sacks Of ore were carried away like
wisps. The body Of snow where
shoycIcrs are at work is very large and
the excavations very slow. One dead
body has been recovered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

4 Washington correspondent Of the
Lusa,ag Traveller writes that Mr..
Boutwell, has written his letter Of re.
sisBation as Secretary Of the Treasury.
10 take eject February 10Th. when he
will retire from the Cabinet aud pro.
coed 10 Massachusetts. He ia candi-
date for the senatorship about to be
made vacant by the election Of Senator
Wilson 70 The vice Presidency. 1t ia
understood that Secretary Fish will
also resign.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

Tie hlgg # the Sandwich Islands
IL dead and bot leaving any child 70
tsAe iis place a. sovereign the eonsti.
tuition empowered him % appoint his
successor. bnt uoglectigg 70 30 this.
ttn Affairs Of tho government have
reached a crisis, and it is not unlikely
laai a Republic VIII be the result
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
AanArrnn nr ArcInrNfs.

Tins Is she season Of the year when
i3eh'ful accidents ate more frequent
than at aby other, but this season has
lCen more prolific than usual Owing
b. stormy weather several vessels have
ieen lost 81 sea bgt tie loss Of life and
pfaperiy has Boi been computed. On
the coast 81 the British Isles il j. est
mated that neatly feuf hundred have
pe'ishrd IA tho past few weeks.
naung the past week iu Our own
oentgs haye occurred two accidents
with iaghiisl loss Of life. One Ia
Pennsylvania on the Buffalo, Crory and
piistufg ! Railroad. caused by bro
len wheel IN which the ears were
Thrown ffam the track over trcstle
work anA taking IRE the passengers
were nearly al ALLIED or dangerously
han Iweniy-ohe dead bodies were
recovered aal iudentlGe3. how many
more ayegr allied j. not known.
ca Christmas day tbc floor Of the
BAptis, Charch a. Ncwbugy. Pa, gave
Way preeipItauag Eve hundrd people
luo She cellar below, Fouteea per
soas were killed aid fory injured.
sol8e ii iacn seriously Numerous
other msncg accidents have occurred
nti toss a life
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

Tho past year has been au oyentful
one We have passed through a very
singular and exciting presidential cleo
ton and have settled enormous claims
against foreign nations without a resort
70 arms. During the year death has
seized upon many prominent citizens Of
onr country, among whom were Gen.
Mead, Hon. VIM H. Seward, James
Gordon Bennett, Horace Greeley, Prof
Morse. Edwin Forrest and many others
The coming year win hardly be as pro-
liiic 10 exciting events, but the wisest
cannot ten what may be in store
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

The Arnold calico print works at
NoFthAdams ere burned to the ground
an Friday morning before daylight,
with loss Of nearly a quarter Of mil h.
lun Of dollars, upon which there is
less than $50 600 insurance. The fire
took in the second story. The mills
have been running evenings lately so
great was the demand for the goods.
About - hands arc thrown out Of en-
playment by tbe Ere The works we're
founded in lsi1 Tho average amount
- calico produced daily was IS 800
yards, and there were = 900 pieces in
the mill when burned The senior
proprietor. Harvey Arnold, was absent
IN New iorA at the time. Although
aver 70 years of age II rs thought that
i,c viii Immediately rebnild. lie is a
very wealthy man, owning the largest
interest Ia seven OF eight prosperous
ratton and wooden mills.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

Az .es gorge ia The Mississippi a
iiemrl.s troke tie other day. aud the
- same down aa she steamers. with
eh fwe, iaat several q ihem were
he'd aad large loss q property
resulted The e unusual So 6f south
Mruplia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

Hm 0rtan has sold hack his shares
iB the New York Tribune. Mr.. Collax
ngt -eBtIUK to the management Of
b. and it's understood the paper will
ha rua, as Mr Greeley intended il
should be run. which is considered a
great triumph far independent journal
ism, II any body knows what that
mrans
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
GOLD STrnS

Plain enameled and engraved, Gold Studs set
IN Pearl, Onyx Coral, Montana, Brilants, Real
jet, besides combination Of Pearl and Jet, Pearl
and Garnet, Opal Ruby, Enameled cut Onyx.
etc. Fine Gold cluster Pins, bne Gold single
stone Pms, Hair chains aud hair hainmpunting
Gold attaching chains, Rolled plate ysW chains.
hard soldered and finely finished, warranted to
wear as well as Gold. Steel Chains, Silk Guards,
Vest Hooks, swiylo bars
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

between Troy and Rutland where a fret class
stock Of goods lea the ino which / represent can
ne found. u wing recently made au extensive
addition 60 stock | viii give herein partial list
Of the goods that can be procured at my cstab.
AshmeuL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
AMERICAN, SWISS AND ENGLISH
WATCHES

! am prepared TO furnish any of the more than
lOo Inherent grades Of American Watches now
IN the market, casod In Gold or silver 10 anti
customers. Fine swiss movements Ia Hunting
cases ~ low a. So 90, Ladies Watches cased N
sohd Gold $40 co. up. All grades Of watches Of
American or Horeign Manufacturer, furnished at
nrlceA aefying cnnnrtLtinn-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers, being appointed hy tho
Hon. the Probate Court Tor the District Of Man
chester, Commissioners 10 receive, examine adj.
adjust the claims aud demands Of all persons
against the Estate Of
l. George Wall late Of Dorset.
ia said District deceased, and also al claims aud
demands exhibited IN Offset thereto. and six
months from the 10TH day Of Dec, 1874 being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, We do
therefore hereby give notice, that We will attend
to the business Of our appointment at the lato
residence Of the said deceased on the 10Th day Of
June, 1873 from ono until -four O'Clock, p, m. on
eaid day,
Date at Dorset, this 10Th day Of December.
A b., 1872
II. u. AMEs.
N QUx UnUINknN ANnpTFl lbhtt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
llOMMIssIONER-S NOTIcE.

We, the subsr ibotsi being appointed BY the
Hon, the Probate Court fof tie District 81 Man
chester, Commissioners 20 recpve, examine nud
adjust the claims and demands of an persons
against tho estate Of
James I. Bate, late Of Rupert,
tn said Dis nct deceased, and also ala rlAima and
demands exhibited tu Offset thtrata. and ~
months from the aOgh day Of Dee, 1872 hfing a.
lowed by said Court for that purpose. We do.
therefore, hereby Awe notice that Ne viii attend
10 the husness Of our appointment at the
80th day Of June 1873. from one until fom o'clock
p. m. on said uav,
Dated at Rupert this jOth day Of December.
\ D., 1872. ELlJAH BURTON. 49,
32lw II A. BRADLEY, ( '"'"'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
SLEEVE BUTTONS

Enameed Pearl and garnet set, etc, Fine solid
Gold sieave Buttons engraved, enamelod, and
also IN Initial Letters, Pearl, Bloc Stone Cameo
Amethyst, Onyx, Topaz, Garnet, real and imita.
ton stones,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

Blood stone, Amethyst Cameo, Onyx. Topaz,
Garnet Moss Agate, and Carbuncle seal Rings,
Imitation Diamond, single stone and Cluster
Hard solder Gold scale Rings, solid II, lG and
IL Caret, Plain Engine Turned and Chased
Rings,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
SETS OF JEWELRY
Kings

In Solid Gold. Also Rolled Plate, Stock Plate.
get, Rubber, Horn and Shell sets ae,r patterns
latest sfgle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
Il. y. AMES, /
8l3wx ROBINSON ANDRus, /
IN CHANOERY
N CHANOEH1.
l. STATE or VERMONT bennington County
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
OF New York orators
az,
TIE HARLEM EXTENSION II. Il, co,
and the
LEBANON SPRINGS n. II. COMPANY,
Defendants


Whereas O decree was made IA this cause al
said term by tho @nurt Of Cbancery, Of the State
Of Vermont, IN favor Of the orators against the
defendants, the foreclosure of a certain mort.
E,ge executed by said Lebanon springs Railroad
Company 20 tho orators AZ trustees aud Whcra-
az by said decree IL il ord red that unless tho
sum OF four hundred and ninety thousand dollars
and costs, adIu gtd q DO due the orators aa
trustees under said mortgage shall be paid by
the defendants before the 10Th day Of January
1873, the railroad premises. property aud fran,
chises conveyed by said morgaRes be sold by me,
81 a Special Master 81 said Cont, at public ANo.
ton 90 the Highest bidder FOR cash, to satisfy
said decree, aud co Ycyaneos made thereof to
the purchaser accordingly,
ihcreby Gre notice that shall in pursuance OF
sald decree aud Ia conformity with ia dlfootr- ID,
sell at public auction TO the highest bidd. 3D.. e.
cash, Oh the 10th day Of January, ia a, t,a
o'clock in the afternoon, at tho e. 10, Ha',se i'm
Bennington, IN tho county Of wilmington aod
State OF Vermont, unless tho o,',1t "a Ia Az,
cr0e Is previously paid b. IA H,toraa,a M
that certain railroad " N NJ rriyIiages gprur.
tehahues, Pi'Hil-vT riqhts aud property formerly
an, 80 49, ~ " mont and New York railroad,
Iai,rnsS wv roportyof the Harlom Extension
I.tsy4.p Impanys extending from Tie state line
H. the s'ates % New fofA aud Vermont, At
-" lex. IN lhc County Of ReusH Clatr aud State
New York to the village Of Bennington, Ia
the sad County of bennington, a distance Of
Eve milcr, more oTless, connecting the railroads
formerly known ar the Lebanon Springs railroad,
30 tbo State Of Nov York and tie Bennington
and Rutland railroad in the State Of Vermont
aud forming with those roads ~ consolidated the
Harlem Extension railroad as nov used aud Op-
Grated. Together with all tho franchises f0f
owning, maintaining aud operating the said Yer
mont and New YORK railroad derived under Tie
laws Of the State Of YcrmD1t, b. said Lebanon
Springs and Harlem Extension Railroad rDmps-
nice, or now held or enjoyed BY either Of them.
Dated ut Bennington, this 10Th day 81 Dooem.
ber, 1872
DANIEL McEOWEN
1G8A spoelul Master IA Chhncefy
y j. PHELPS Folieitof Tor Orator
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

A&l anHstgssi sees@ats are tssaased b. me
aAa sel,Asasag fe4a4re4 On - before lsih
iastAHf
loan respectfully
join T BEACH
faa,orf falai. atfrl & 1874 4liyi3Ar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

give nsiies that arr u remain al the old
ssasa, asd ihess shg require Gfy thing % tho
carnage Ans VII aa1 me Al M posi ready 10
ssrts thsm. ! Vii sndsavgf T. 30 xdtE vel Al
reasonable pfiaes. aud - assh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS.
At
Adams Hall, Factory Point, VI.

would most respectfully inform ms fpraer
patrons aud the public generally that | b.
opeRed my Photographic Bnoms sud AZ, .yf
prepared to catch the meeting shadow nov .
e1peneuee 10 tho business ! sW ,,,p, my long
tent 70 please the most fag,tdtpr '"''' ''i'p'
Pictures OF deeeasod pepsc ii. view. ,g ,o.i
aenees aad scenery made Jon shon notice. and
IocLnts ,3n'' 49, '.iniatures neatly set IN
Pala 70 COPYING Charging aud anizhing In J9dja
luh' OH Oh "alS. rolors. also keen On hand =
me assortment Of Albums Plan and Fanry On.
g., 'hnt"'noF, Engmunge. stereoseopes, and
'lth7, iictnrc fnmss, Cord. Kuobs. aud ia fact
Almost everything relative to the trade Whieb
VIII De soia at the iosast p1ssihie figure
Thanking tue public for tho very liberia mt.
tohAge formerly received, hope 10 merit con.
tlnuauce Of tho same In ever, rss. aa,,s H.
ton guaranteed.
y. :. WILKINSON.
Factory Point, VI, Oct 7. 1872. tfT