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it is there So a mans disposition
makes or mars a mans prospects,
There IS no healthier, no more hope
full light, that man can throw on his
pathway than chcertulness.
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regulate the bowels, cure winl-coic and
produce natural sleep. 1t contains neither
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0n and after Dec. l6, 1872, Passen
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UPWARD TRAINS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-04

SAD AND SUDDEN BEREAvEMENT.-N
record wi}h sincere regret he almost stimuli
taucouS deaths Of two daughters of our
fricrd and patron. Mr.. Charles Flick, of
Allegheny towuship-ElIa and Rose Flick,
aged respectively about 16 and IA years.
Both these young ladies were III their usual
good health up TO Saturday evening last,
when they were suddenly prostIated by
disease, and on Monday evening following
both Of them dicd-the eldest at ~ clock
and the youngest some three hours after
From the time they were first attacked un-
til death mcycifUlly closed the scene they
literally I;ivcd with the excruciatimg pain,
the brain being evidently the seat # the
disease. They were both estimable young
ladies and obedieut daughters, and ii may
well he conceived that their unlocked for
deaths so closely interviewer, have brought
deep affection upon their duGbly bereaved
family and friends. Spotted fever Is pre-
vailing in that neighhorhood, and although
we do not know that that was the cause of
their deaths, it is fair to presume that such
was the fact The double funeral took place
on Wednesday. both bodies being inferred
| in one grave in the Catholic cemetery a;
| Loretto. May they rest in peace.
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CLEARF1ELD Twp. ,sMarch 81 ,E1s73.

Mr.. EDIToR-It gives me pleasure to be
able to say with truthfulness that he schools
in this township, although nearly all closed,
have this season come something near |"
what they were intended for. liz proof OF
this let say that visited what IS known
as the McMullen school, taught by GlIoefI
Il. Little some time ago, aud after hearing
several classes recite and observing his the
ory of teaching, which reflected much cre'ut
on both teacher and pupils, l was inform
ed that Mr. l.. taught class In leumflliS-iip
at night, and being invited by INN To stay
and see him drill his class il thai beaUtlIui
art of which he has thorough Knowledge,
| agreed TO do SO, after which school Mas st'i-
iourned until o'clock in the evening. On
returning to the school house, found as,
sembled quite number of men, old aud
Young who desired to arquire a knowledge
of penmanship. They We're called TO oruer
at o'clock by their teacher, VINO, after call
ing the roll proceeded to arrange them IN q
position by which they were enabled 10 pro
ceed with ease and dcNterity, after which he
began an eXplatiOn OF the elementary prIn-
ciples of penmanship, which was both inter
esting and instructive. At the expiration OF
the two hours, books were adjusted and pre-
parations made for adjourning, whereupon
Mr. L. was unanimously requested To ad-
dress the audience Accordingly he arose
and remarked that as he was at present EN-
DIoyed to advance the education OF the chill
dren of many persons present, he deemed it
advisable to speak on the subject OF eduC;l-
tion in general, which he did in an able and
logical manner really retfectlng much credit
uDon the orator and the subject upon which
he smoke. l. as a citizen OF this township,
wrould like in future to see such teachers as
Mr.. Little employed, that we may receive
some benefit for the enormous taxes we have
/ to pay CiAiZhN-
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WELL. NERITEo PROM0TION.-We can
heartily endorse the following highly com
plimentary notice Of our young friend and
patron, VIII. J. Bradley, of Altoona, which
We Eud in Tuesdays issue of the Johns
town Tojce. Tie Pa. L. r.. Co., is never
backward in approaching and rewarding
true merit, and in this case we are sure 1t
las hit the nail fair ON the head:
1t is w1ru Ir,or, than ordinary pleasure
We note the promotion OF cstimable
young friend, VIM. j. Bradley, to the posi-
tiuu OF freight agent OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, at Altoona, j. NJ. Stone
LraIlcr. Esq, havil resigned. The appoint
meut Of Wm. j. Bradley is to date from the
10Th inst. This is reward for services
faithfully rendered by this gentleman since
he entered the freight office as clerk. of an
active business turn, honest, capable and po-
lite, he viii fill well the position to which
his employers have promoted him, and his
ambition will bc to DO well what has been
assigned him. Here's our hand, Will.
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Fatal. ACCIDENT AT PORTAGE.-On
Saturday last an elderly man named Will
liam CGsick was killed ON the railroad at
Portage. 4 freight flain was standing on
the south track, and Mr. Cusick was walk
ing on the north track, when lie was struck
10y an engine, which had come upon him
without giving any notice of its approach.
His body was thrown under the engine and
dragged Il distance of one hundred and
fifty yards. y jury was empanelled by
p. McGough, ESD, to whom we are lndebt-
ed for these particulars, an an inquest held
on the body of the deceased. The jury
rendered a verdict of killed accidentally,
but pronounced the men IN charge el tne
engine guilty of .'culpable negligence III
not sounding the whistle, or ringing the
bell. as they are required To do by the rules
of the road, while passing standingtraln-
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THE PRICE OF TYrE.-Messrs. George p.
RoWtu Y Co. announce that they have AT
tneir warehouse in New York an assortment
OF type from OF the most celebrated
fumtdries in the world, that OF Higgins, Lon
don, England, which they will sell at 20 per
cent. discount from the American scale,
when ordered in fonts OF 100 pounds ana up
wards. They also offer TO import large fonts
on special orders at a greater discount from
the American scale, and profess TO be able
10 I'll the largest order in eight weeks from
date of its receipt in New York. They sup
ply sorts in large or small quantities from
their stock on hand III New York ut the
American scale rate. They assert that II
the present duty on type shall be removed,
the price of the article, both OF home and
[ foreign manufacture, viii immediately fail
~ per cent. below the present scale.
Messrs. Geo. =. Rowen <; Co. are known as
/ conducting the largest advertising business
! cy..r secured by one house, and are also eX
tcusiye dealers in printing materials. They
are compelled to import foreign goods be
/ cause American founders, governed by
. close corporation or ring, keep the price
! vastly too high, and at the same time mak>
I it "x"ei.tinl to every otIa.-r ~fssei,-s ''
mere haEdise Ey recognizing no wholesale
! price the same amount per pound being
/ charged 10 the purchaser OF five Thousand
/ pounds as would be paid by him who wants
fifty.
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NJ L Il c II \ y II l 5 l
Ebenshurg, March 2S, lo73.-3t.

HoLLOA there are you aware that from
Huutley, the fair dealer and square, you
can buy the best of hardware, and home
made uuwaTe, and all kinds of wood ware.
besides every style of glassware, and grocer
les cheap, fresh and rare, at prices that will
for cheapness compare with those of any like
dealer here or elsewhere IF you don I
know these facts, call at HuntIey's big
furnishing depot, Ebensburg, and you
will soon see ''how it is yourself - but il
you do know them and don't act on the
knowledge. we can only say that you are
standing very much in your light, and the
sooner you get out of it the better for your
pocket-book.
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MILMuRE. April .. 1873.

DEAR FREEMAN-We have for some
time contemplated filling the position of
local correspondent left vacant by the de-
sertion of the Late lamented'' ''SOltero."
Should we fall short of the attainmentS of
your former scribe you must blame our
presumption in assuming his place to our
''better-half," who says-and she ought to
know-that we can write as well as your
and her former correspondent.
Nothing of Importance has happened
here of late, if we except the frequent
snow storms by which we have been visit
ed The Old county road, which leads from
this place to your embryo city, is rendered
impossible by the drifts, from Settlemyer' S
school house to the school house IN the
south end of Cambria township. We an
ticipate slcighing here to period not far
from the first of May.
Mr.. S. A. Kephart, we are inform ed, de-
signs opening a new sore Ill the building
of Squire Miller, recently vacated by r.
NJ Woleslagle &5 Son. Sam is a clever fell
low and of course will be patronzed by our
. people.
Politicians are beginning to come ''bum-
/ ming around our quiet village. We have
/ not paid much attention to the drift of pub
/ lie opinion of late, but we believe that,
should our next Democratic County Con
vention conclude to reward past services to
the party, our next county treasurer will
! be H. A. McPike. No man within ou1
/ knowledge would more acceptably or hon.
estly fill the position now honored by that
most gentlemanly of officials, Esq. Cox
Wishing you all possible success in the
political ship, we remain
Yours truly, SCRIBO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-04

TTHE GREAT LIGHTNING INK ERASER,
! for Instantly reIuoN ing ink from paper, Get
ron, linen, *. without irjurin@ or suifing The
fabric. 1t does away with all scrJt ching where
mistakes are made ana removes bl0ts iIStGutG-
HcrIi>J,. IT should be on the desk of every law
yer. hOOk-kepper aud tejsCheT and aS ii not only
removes ink srors but also frui. stains and il
rust. every family needs il. 1t j. put up hand
sOWCly. and -Cld at 80 cel I per case 40 EN- :
warted to introduce it cvcryyvl here X. G.
HUTCHINSON, : ationer, ~ Maiden Lane,
New YORK. April +. lSI:}.-lH.
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4 GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
One of the OLDEST and BEST GROCERY
Rooms in Altoona Pa, is now offered for
rent, with well established and paying Gus
tom. The room is the best adapted to the
grocery business of any in the city.
For further particulars and terms, address
r Eos 2S. Altoona, Pa. l3-2o.-lt-
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y1IIxER de gnNGUE VIE. or TREHcH

EHLISER de s.EHSGTE VIE. or FRENCH
IL LONG LIVED BTU Frs. have been used IA
France for more than 100 years, and are n""
being introduced into this country. They are
composed of Vegetable extracts and are de-
signed for the purihcafinu of the blood, thus
ITCyfHiiHp well aS cU7tng nearly all discusses
to vhich the human sy stem is liable. Asa blood
purifier, and as promoter ~ l0fig life they are
believed to be uncqUuled. Price % cents per
bottle. We wish to introduce them into this
section and desire an energetic gent to X haUl
liberal terms will be offered. \. W. DESPARD
s Co, Sole a gents. No Il Cedar St, n Y.
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Local Correspondence.
ALTOONA AnriI > 1C'

ALTOONA, April ?, 1873.
FRIEND MAC-Quite aEumber of serious
and fatal accidents occurred here during
the past week, the particulars of which |
will give you as fully as l can:
III the yard i'll this place, on Thursday
last, Mr.. John Ross was knocked down by
the shifting engine, which ran over both
his legs, and while the unfortunate man
was struggling beneath the engine a palace
car, which had been switched on the oppo-
site track, ran over his head. He lived
about 10 minutes afterward. Mr.. Ross be-
longed to the /. O. of Q. T., and special
tram, with a large delegation of the mem
bcrs of that order and many other citizens
on board, ran to Bells Mills, on Sunday to
attend his funeral. lie leaves a wife and
three children.
On Friday son of Mr.. James Claycomb
was run over by a tain of freight cars
which was backing down the main track,
opposite the lower shops. His remains were
ground under the wheels in a terrible man
ner, portions of his body and limbs being
scattered along the track to such an extent
that it was difficult to gather them together.
The father worked i'll the glue room and
had but a short distance to go to witness
the sicIening sight presented by the re-
mains of his mangled boy. 1t appears that
the unfortunate lad had climbed on the
train, and while jumping from car to car,
the train being i'll motion, fell beneath the
wheels, with the horrible result stated.
The funeral took place on Sunday.
a man whose name | did not learn, an
employee in the lower machine shop, had
his leg drawn between the cog wheels of
some of the machinery, ON Thursday, and
was injured to such an extent that the leg
had to be amPutatcd between the ankle and
the knee.
Mr.. - Baer, husband of the notorious
Mrs. Baer, died in this place on Saturday,
and was buried yesterday. | understand
that his death was the result of injuries re-
ceivcd while working for the Pa. K. r. Co.,
about two years ago.
Quite sensation is at present on the
tapiS in regard to the destructive oil train
accident t?l which happened near Bells
Mills about two weeks ago. 1t it is now
suspected that the young man Ross was
murdered on the train and that the perpe-
traitors of the foul deed ''cut'' the train
while in motion in order to enable them To
cover up their crime, and thus, it is sup
posed, the accident (?j occurred. The I'M
preston ut first was that the deceased had i'll
III some manner become fastened among the
oil barrels and not being able to extricate
himself, had periShed in the flames. i
understand that this same young man work
ed i'll planning mill i'll Tyrone, and had,
some time previous to his tragic death,
drawn bank check i'll payment for his Ia
bOr. I ne check was presented the other
day at Lloyd & CO. s banking house for
payment, and on the strength of this the
supposed murderer was arrested. Besides
the check, it is said the deceased had two
watches i'll his possession. SCOTT.
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ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN A ndrsw Mo
sesr Ncrch3Et Iaiior, l04 Clinton street,
"ohllSiCWn. has just received. and Is now
prepared To make ;n in accordance. with the
latest fashions and ia the best sfvle vi work
fnauShtp, his first invoice of s1lriuc and
summer Gond~ for Ecutlemeu'S and Youths
wear. Orders taken for fine shirts custom
made, full suits, and single Cav,rcrfy.-
Workmanship unsurpassed and prices un-
eQuatied for CheapueSS. 3-lA-2lnT
WHEN Dame Nature hegtns To don hrr
mantle of greou, and the other DANES and
damselS commence thinking about a change
Of rairnent suitable TO the genial season now
approaching. then viii all feminine eyes and
many feminine footsteps be turned in tie
direction OF |. +. COppock' : renowned dr,>S
goods and dr. goods G&zaar, 2l2 Nam street,
Jonnstown. which is par excellence the place
to buy the choicest goods al the lowest prices.
SOME people may talk about the big stock
Of flour, feed and groceries they keep: and
Others may Try 10 induce persons t" buy ly
declaring they sell very cheap. Yet this
bear in mind, nowhere viii you find. though
EoU seek DER and DER. better flour and feed.
and other things that yoU need. than at J.. >.
Mills cheap store. Try his choice teas.
THE RIGHT WAY.-The way to get rich
IS 10 spend less money than Won earn. and
the proper way TO do this is TO buy where
you can buy the cheapest. and buy culy what
-" - 80 ~ '-N = i-'.'N,I hS''t ai'l'6fi-
tile mart offers the best inducements To- cash
purchasers in This region. Goods very cheap,
very select, and very abundant.
CAUTIOE-Every genuine box Of Dr..
McLANE'S LIN Err PILLS bears the s:1-
nature OF FLEMING BROS. and their Iri-
vate United States Stamp. E--'Iake lao
other" The market is fun OF limitations.
CHArrrp hands. face. rough skin, pfu'plr=.
riura oru. sait-rheum, and uthPr cutaUyouS
affections uFCd. and the skin .HIaGe Suf5 and
smooth. hN using the JUMPER TAR SOAP made
by Casw ell, Hazard s Co, New York. BE Ger
tain to get he .JIr1igFT Tar Srrp, a. There am"
tar. lu.lJ.-l&M.l
TIE PURE-T AND SWEETEST COD-LIvER OIL
i Hazard X a-~Ny ell :, made On the sea shore
from fresh. selected liverS, by CASNET.I- II II
ARD u Co New G0rk. II Is absolutely B'tIc aI'.i
SICcCt. Patients who have once taken 1t Urr.t"r
il to all others Physicians have decided 5tsu-
peror 10 any OF tHJ ;otier oils in market li=NI
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THE CAPTIVE KNIGHT.

Good tailor, pray open The door of my cell,
For a friend that l love is near;
l knew the dear sound Of his Lurryiug step
Whenever it struck my
Q friend OF my youth, / am doomed to die,
And l have a fair young bride,
And leave to you, dying, the prayer Of my
heart,
That she never know how l died.
You may tell her l fell in foreign land
For :. cause that was just ana high;
But let her not dream that her low q one died
AS the felons in our land Gle
An innocent life l have saved this day,
But tyrant lord I've slain;
And Il few short days in this dreary cell
Alone of my life remain.
No voice but of charity spoke in my heart,
And the hand that oOeyed is clerr;
And he that can look to the heavens with
hope
Can even be happy here.
But never word OF the Prison dark.
OF the shunn'd and nameless grave
That met in exchange fur the fame l sought,
Shall the wind take over The wave.
The hand that she gave me to keep through
life
Shall never be held in scorn,
J And the name that / gave Ler, my honcred
Wife,
/ Shall never in shame he worn.
! If only in sorrow her head be bowed,
/ 1t will rise the years 90 by.
I But, meeting in sorrow the world : dISdain,
! She is fragile enough to die.
'"This nope is laid upIn my bosom, ," but this,
THAT L my God shall see. "
The things of this world are vanishing fast
And its fame i nausht to me.
/ Yet here, with my soul III the trembling
words
That leave for my far-off bride,
l give to you, dying, the prayer OF my heart
That she never know how l died
III = l. L.
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DUBLIC SALE OF TOWN LOTS,
L The undersigned will offer at Public Sale,
o the prcnss Sos, on HU ESDAA the 22p DAY OF
ApRIT. inst. at ! q clock. p. Nj. FDI Il LOIS OF
g ROT y ID situate in EbcnSbur-r- Cambria c0uu-
ty, each Lot So feet fronting on era wfOrd street
and extending back towards sample street,
about II5 feet, excepting one Lot. which IS a
little shorter. Terms i'll be made known on
CB Y of sale
w; +. + .LEri;AND, Commissioners,
ANTEbN i ANNA,
FgTn, urIl /.
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Ebensburg. April 2, 1s.s.-6t

EIRST NATIONAL SADDLE AND
uAR~y17SS SrTs1D OF . ! NBRIA COUNTY,
Ii-b straa+ Iopposite Un.on school House,
= ast - 80. .sl.,sIG, Ia.--M VI. C'NE' Ill,
proT-iatcr saddles and Harness made az. re-
pair.si aud all other work IN my line executed
T., tha 1Trst n nner. on the shortest notice.
AT t.I.. LiIost reasonable rates. Lt-L2--d-l
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Carrontown, april 4, Is73. 81.
NOTICE

I'AEt L TON = NOTICE.
L \ Estate of SIMON W WEAKLANp. deco.
Letters fcsJumC Cntary ON the estate of simon
" eaNluU&. late of Allegheny tow nship- dec d,
having been -rauted To the undersigned 10y the
Register OF Cumbra county, notice Is hereby
given TO al persons indebted to said estate that
DaymCD must bc made without della ana those
having claims against the same viii present
them properly prOhutrd FOR settlement
HENRY St'SNLAN, Executor.
CGrrOItOwn. April {. iS1}.-6J.