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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06
CIsars and.ToIaaccos.
EDBNTESTIsY !
u REDUCED RATES

In ,..-..t.s REDUCED RATES!
Esrr' NJ ..yI VA y, graduate Of Dental Sur
i, nsr,, 'lally informs the public that
b. he r,...t' r,..t' .nliy located in EBENSBURG,
p Horr,,' ID. found every day of the week
form NJ .lI"r having had ample prac-
70 asF-- seven years, does not hesi-
10 I'm r,.. ~ mat he can give perfect salts
,ruch..s Use relating to the profession.
! c.ragsS.l.. ~ Mechanical and Surgical Den
fcular e,... ana scientifically performed.
Eser N.,. u.s.. teeth -ytracted witboWt main FGr T
at his nr .a,'n concerning prices. etc,
/ tyis ITr.,.''" M High street, opposite the
ot his So, --E, "ncre may bc examined sam
|.eiHri .'1' "Htch need ORIg De seen to be
4 --- lmay 25.-tfl
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NOTICE

EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
Estate of OTUO STYNER, decd.
Letters TestanCntary on the estate of OTHO
STYNER, late of Washington township, deed,
having been granted TO the undersigned by the
Register of Cambria county. notice is hereby
given TO all persons indebted to said estate that
payment must be made without delay and those
having claims against the same will present
Them properly prObatcd for settlement.
r. VI. q GORGE, lE,oou+ore
JOSEPH CRISTE, EAeou'oiS'
HemloclS, May l6, lS73.-6t.*
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Elg, Parl0r and Heating Stoves
ETSEL< SBURG
yA. DRUG3Dl VARIETY STl0RR

T. IN" recently enlarged our stock we are
t-rr' PREPARED to sell at Il great reduction
'l!Arr prices. Our stock consists of
&c4.e.uc~, Pcrfumery, Fancy soaps,
* nan and Aliens Hair Res tOrativeS,
rl..-EeuJs, f.astcrs, Linimcnts, Pain Kill
'rlIaIe AHgucsia, ESS. Jamaica Ginger,
4 s'a' ring Extracts, Essences, Lemon
4 >s,.lA.H- syrup, Spiced Syrup, Rhu barb,
NlSarS aTdlTObacccS,
g.'Ns, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Cap,
-.a. ..Ht and ali kinds of Note Paper;
~ Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing
B r.N H"d Red Ink. Pocket and Pass
h -a...g-, Newspapers, Novels, HistO-
Religious, Prayer and Toy Books,
Trra.yvay yr"ided to our stock lot of FINE
rlF' .. .' 9ich we wOuld.iuvite the at
.rrr N.Y. Al i'li ALBUMS at. lower prices
.-I"4 'u this place.
--.- cigars sold either wholesale or re-
Ivan rs-. LENNON & MURRAY.
Main Street, Ebensburg.
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BY HON. NJ. T. JUGG, ESQ.
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$I,O6I 50
> 4I6 IS
BY amt Work done on Roads. 1872 6S
=" personal services. .....-...--- 81 90
- cash reed from TaXablCS. % 90

We. the Auditors of Chest Township, certify
the above to he a correct statement Ot the
counts of said Township.
JACOB DIETRICH, A"NI'Ol9'
AttcSt-PAUIl NAHNER, Clerk.
Chest Twp, April 70, 1873. [5-23.-3t.l
CTATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT
~ with the Supervisors Of Allegheny Town
ship for the year lST2:
CHARLES FLICK, Supervisor,
To amount of his 1858 Il
" - due Twp. at last settlement. 9G II
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An EXHAUSTED HISTORY OF gHE moDoc WAR

AIR Captain links.
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ANFORD HOUSE,
;, n TN rN..t FILTRATION sTcy.YS

..-Ang N Its. Unique Printing
H'4se' 56 Vesey Street, n. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

He Ia not conscious Of having done anything
especially out of the way. He cannot avoid
showing that he thought his enterprise a fine
and courageous one, only faulty in that it
failed. He receives with genial cOndescenion
the fawning compliment of a reporter on the
fact that he did not run away, when the
truth is that he did not learn the examination
was to take place until it was too late to run.
He seemed positively to resent the interfer-
ence of his directors as an mnpertnence, and
when he found what they were about, he went
directly to Mr.. Tappan, because che did MT
"went any words with the old fogies." He had
robbed and swindled them so long under
their very eyes that his contempt for them
was the most natural thing in tho
world. He appeared TO take genuine de-
light in the stir and hubbub which his dis
closure produced, and the first anxiety which
no manifested, exhibited itself when he began
to ask whether they would take his jewelry
away from him when he went to jail. ne
has loft the Street for the present, but his
like are still numerous there. The system of
sudden gains, of INSCRIPTIONS measures, Of
desperate ventures, still exists, and will not
be rcmedied by his ruin, any moro than the
death of soldier will cure military ambition
in his comrades. Tho dishonest success Of
the few is moro powerful as a temptation than
are the disgrace and failure of tho many as a
warming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS.

|
To hoSe engaged In mercantile pursuits invention that will ci
Their labor highly worthy well extensive
Of The important inventions Of the that Of
that the qualities trmness mark and duIa
bihty 10
Cod and Pencils No House Their
tested BY tie long time be has been engaged city their msnuac
ture.
We the subscribers who The value Of
them for eheeay them
those who wish for The best aad most perfect Co Pen made
gned by following gentlemen and others:
J. x Williams President Metropolitan National Bank.
3. COe President American Exchange National Bank
A. Besrdesey Cashier National Bank Of North America
Vim A. Pals President Corr Exchange Bank.
r. H. LOwry President NatiO Bank OF the
7. D.. Tsppsn President Gaiaib National Bank
e. y. TimpsOn Cashier Continental National Bank
IaAe g. Ogden Cashier EeS.York County National Bank.
VIZ. l. jenkins, President Bank Of America.
j. W. Lewis Cashier Union National Bank.
Nm Meeker Cashier Bank Of ~ T. n. Banking Association
J. Z. Southworh. President Atlantic National Bank
WIN. n. Cor, Cashier Mechanics National Bank.
Janfs Buell. Presdentlmp and Traders National Bank
j. NJ Crane. Cashier Shoe and Lea her National Bank.
Geo w. Wniett. Cashier Balls Head Bank.
Clarke, Dodge L Go. Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
Howes MACY. United States Express Co.
White. Morris < Co. Barclay g. L.yin
Hernil1e d Co IA; J. RAYMOND & Co.. HewYork
WinsloW, Lanier Co. Daily Tines
Geo ID. Arthur Co. A. G0rOn, Cashier New-YOfk Her.
pisL & Hatch. sd
Al. r. Morgan Go. T. ketcham Co
American BTDress Co. E. B. Chit eden L Co.
Adams Express co. JOhLs0n II gginA
ChAs Dennis Yice-Preslient Atlantic but1al los. Co.
Daniel u. NTH, President Commercial Mutual los Co
III sool Walter President Mercantile Mutual lbs. Co
Morris RraukhB, President Nes-iork Lie las Co.
Sold by all the principal Hioners and jewellers
joins FOLEY Gold Pen Manufacturer
No Astor House opposite The Herald Omcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

whether Gen. Ketchum was murdered or died
a natural death, whether Mr. Van Ness has
Just escaped from the arts of q modern Brin-
villiers, or has falsely suspected ono Of his
best friends
Of course, after the failure of tho first trial,
the second Indictment ought TO have been
abandoned. 1t was evident that there was no
testimony upon which the administration of
poison could be actually proved, and though
O jury might be induced to find verdict OF
guilty of the attempt to kill, such verdict
would be nothing more than the guess of
twelve bewildered and possibly prejudiced
men, not the positive assurance OF careful
Judges of the fact. 1t would havo left ma
jority of the public still unconvincod of the
prisoners guilt Still more should Mrs. Whar-
ton have been instantly discharged at the end
of tho second trial. Keeping her on bail three
months after the last possibility OF getting
conviction had vanished, was nero foolish
and cruel persecution, which has created a
great deal Of sympathy for her, and reflected
discredit upon the Maryland administration OF
Justice. She has doubtless been ruined in her
finances by this terrible affair; her homo has
been broken up; old friendships have been
ruptured; and her position in society has been
sacrificed. If she is innocent, Maryland justice
has to bear tho blanc of all this But there
is another view of the case much more scri-
GUS still. Suppose tho incompctency of tho
chemical expert had not been discovered. Sup
pose Mrs. Wharton had been hanged ON the
evidence of so-called tests for poison which
really were no tests at all. Suppose she had
been fricndlcss and pennilcss, and so the med
ical Testimony had been taken without qucs-
ton. Her story may well warn courts and
juries to be cautious how they accept the word
of any scientific professor who calls himself
an expert, while he is possibly nothing but
hlOckhcan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
Netu21ors Daily Gribn're'
BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, APRIL %, 1878.

-, ,,o, tho snanish Cabinet will be modified.
10 y1,',,oon mitch vessels arc to sail for Sumatra.
- The Emperor of Germany pas arrived +" o''
petersburg. - The radical candidate has been suo-
cessfll in the Paris election.
Tho official correspondence in Phelps. Dodge Co.'S
case IS made public. The Treasury Department re-
pudiates the Civil Service Reform. = mis-
understanding has arisen between Secretary Fish ana
Cen Van Buren, concerning the Vienna Commission
-. The Wharton case at Baltimore is finally ended
Two instances Of fatal accidental shooting are ro
ported .....
Tho Atlantic National Bank ruined by the default
OF its cashier. section OF Crspns is to strikc'
-. p.trencbment In the public schools is earnestly
opposed ==== The rumOred Post Onice default Is de-
MED 49, The indicted sailors boarding houso keepers
were released on BAIL =- The new Emigrant pi'i VIII
Increase the. head-moncy on aliens. - Gold, 1l71
1l7t Thermometer 40. SO, 41lo-i9o, $50, 45'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
GUILDS SIGNAL.

Two low whistles quaint and clcar
That was the signal tho engineer
That was the signal thai Guild, It's said
Gave To his wife at Providence,
As through The sleeping town, and thence,
Ont in the night,
On To the light,
Down past the farms, lying white 10 sped
As a husbands greeting. scant no doubt.
Yet TO tho woman looking ont.
Watching and waiting, no sorcna1c.
Love song or midnight roundclay
Said what that whistle seemed to say:
To my trust truo
SO love to you!
Working or waiting Good night" il said.
Brisk young bagmcn, tourists ino
Old commuters along the line,
Brakemcn and portcrs glanced ahead,
Smiled rs the signal, sharp, intense,
Pierced through the shadows Of Providence
Nothing amSs
Nothing!-itis
Only Guild calling his wife, they aaid.
Summer and Winter, tho old refrain
Rang DER the pillows Of rpcniDg grain,
Pierced through the budding boughs o'crbcad,
Flew down the track when the red leaves burned
Llht lNiuS COilS llOul llC ChSlliO oPulhSu'
Sang as it flew:
TO our trust true.
First Of all Duty-Good night" it said.
And then, one night it was heard no moro,
From Stonington over Rhode Island sborc
Aud the folk in Providence smiled aud said,
As they turned in their beds, Tho engineer
Has once forgotten his midnight cheer"
One only knew
To his trust tuo
Guild lay under bis engine, dcal
BIET IARTE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.


Mrs. Wharton is at last freed from the in
dictments for poisoning which have hung over
her so long, aud her case will probably always
remain mystery. On the first trial, for the
murder of Gen. Ketchum, she was acquitted.
On the second, for attempt to kill Mr. Van
Ness, the jury disagreed and were discharged.
The State has now elected not to pursue the
case any further, and the prosecuting officers
rest upon the comfortable reflection that they
have either defeated the ends Of justice by an
astonishing incapacity, or inflicted irreparable
wrong upon an innocent woman. In any case
their unftness for the duties they have under
taken seems to be demonstrated. At first
sight the charges against Mrs. Wharton seemed
to be perfectly easy of settlement. Two per-
sons were seized i'll her house with violent
and strongly marked symptoms which were
attributed to poison. One of the patients died,
and p0st-mOitem examination was ordered.
II ought to have been very simple matter
to find out under such circumstances whether
poison had been administered; that point set
tied, the rest OF the case was plain. The
District-Attorney, however, made tho fatal
error of trusting for the discovery of poison
to an expert whose incompetence had already
been exhibited in another trial and with the
disclosure Of the true character of his evil
dence the whole case broke down irretriev-
ably. IL remains an unsolved, and at this
distance OF timo probably insolublo problem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

The Government has sustained severe de-
feat in Paris. The contest for the vacant seat
in the Assembly, which has been carried on
for several weeks with great energy, came to
an end yesterday, and NJ. Barodet was elected
The Comte de Remusat was not even second,
Baron de StOlfel having been recently brought
forward and supported by the Conservatives.
1t is a significant expression of tho popular
disapprobation of the action Of tho Govern
ment in the Lyons matter. ....-.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

If we add another word to the heap hurled at the
people who talk during musical and theatrical per-
fornianccs. it is not in the hope that any direct
appeal viii move them. Selfshness and Stiffness
need a more positive and instant force. We merely
want to suggest that their Cabling should be
stopped here as it is abroad. Let those sitting just
around them hiss them well and soundly. The most
obtusc young Shallow could not bear such encour-
agoment long. There really is no reason why
Americans should submit as they do to boredom
and imposition in countless forms. There is some
thing absurd in tho dissemination of audiences and
individuals TO signify annoyance when they are dis
cautiously entTeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
@ltJ@
STERLING
INVESTMENT BONDS.

The NORTHERN PACIFIC 100 MORTGAGE GOLD
DoSDs which profitable and wscurei investment
bear BIO per cent gold interest," the following elements Of
curty. viz;
]. They are tbe obligation Of a strong corporation.
They are Fst Mortgage the Road, its Equipments, Rsht
and Franchises
J They FRS. lien or Its Net Earnings.
pledged addition for the payment OF principal and H.
s Land Grant per mile through the States and
25G acres per through the Territories versd The Company
S. already nearly Million Of its Grant and its Land
Sales thus far have realized s. 6 per acre.
With nearly miles Of the road completed and Ia operation the
earnings ior 1913 Will be large
bonds received exchange for Northern
Psoscs or most favorable terms JAY Cooke < Co..
20 walLst. New.York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

A single section of the Order Of Crspins,
numbering about 800 wOrkmen, is to follow
the lead of the gasmen in the labor revolt of
this season. The benchmen cordwainers,"
OF those who make each boot. are jealous of
the "teammen," or those who through cooper
alive industry earn higher wages. A demand
will be made by the former, tins morning, for
an increase of pay. and as the employers have
determined to make no concessions, strike
is inevitable. AS the market is well stocked
with boots and shoes this movement will cause
little apprehension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

When an obscure literary person wants to be con-
epcuous momentarily he abuses the Press. First he
catches his newspaper; then be dives headlong into
his subject splashcs about in it violently, puts on
airs of noble indignation, and makes himself gen.
orally mad and happy. And we observe that he
docs MT hurt the newspaper. 1t IL cheap perform
and not particularly interesting. The average
occasional scribbler has as much capacity for crlti
cising tho Press ms has an owl for talking about
light. Moreover, if there Is to be reform in news
paper ethics it will not from outside bat from
within.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

Davis's. II does show that the Secretary would
not discontinue tho suit for S1,OOO,OoO until
the firm had withdrawn their protest OF inno-
cence and had further conlormed to the de-
mands mado upon them for money. The
threatened exposure" of the Treasury De-
partment hurts nobody but its own subor-
dinates,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

CHEAPER THAN OHAMBRRS-The Tribune Lecture
Extras and or6d UoGiier do5le sheet all complete to
ms date free Ly mail for 40 cents This Is ne cheapest
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MEMORIAL OF HORA OF GREELEY-2ss pages, large
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
WHAT is VITALITY 4!

serce has yet answered this conqndrum The principle ollie
in spite the Of chemists DOCTORS and mephsns
mains unknown know when the blood impure
the inert bowels irregular the liver disorded the
relaxed, this sung principle whatever it may be- is
shOrn power and that the body anmates angusbss We
such capable Of deriving knowledge from auhen
teed facts that HosrETTEKs impurities
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stimulation especially the decline Of life and this famous preparation
is undoubtedly the wholesome stmusnt at present known
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
recently Of the GOam MA0uo
turing Company enabling them protect their designs from all otter
manufacturers who initiate and copy them.
Pdgii7slar Notice
equee fact hat the artists engaged IN the prodic
the Sterling Silver Department for the
Gorham Plate Company reproduce in their
ElectrOPae Department the dus which they devote Sterling ST.
Zach has special ;iale mark follows, stamped upon
every article;
TrGde mari fer Trade mdrk for
GOrhan Slering SilVer. G0rham EkeroPiats.
esrfl0 u
STSHW scaAAM MRscs
GORHAM MANUFACTURING co.
Frorileroe. r. J., and No. BeEd-st, Nec- York
Sterling Silver Tea Dessert and Dinner Services aud
Wedding Outfs also Manufacturers Of the celebrated GOrbam Ee
tro-Plaic
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

Those who have chung to the Treasury De-
partment as the very last refuge of Civil Ser
vice Reform, will be dsmayed. The Washing
ton organ of the Administration cOngratulates
the country on the fact that Secretary Rich
ardson has other views Of promotions and APP
pointmentS than those embodied in the rules
of the Advisory Board. What those views
may be we are not informed. 1t is really of
little consequence. One feels like begging
pardon for mentioning the subject again, 1t
has become so ridiculously worn. But it seems
like melancholy farce for the Treasury or
any other Department to say word about
rules of appointment, old or new.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

Tux TRIBUNE Lecture Extra No. Z, to be published
on Tuesday next, will contain the concluding
lectures Of tho series delivered at Yale College by
the Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher. These lectures will
fully equal in interest those printed in our last
Lecture Extra. Price of the sheet three cents five
cents by mail. A very limited number of advertise
mcnts without display viii be taken at the invariable
ratc OF ~ Der line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

Boston newspapers report tho delight of the Tan
del and Haydn Society with their cordial reception
in tins city, with the taken for their comfort,
and with the orchestra that plays for them. Re-
mcmbcTing the shabby treatment a Ncw-York man
agcr gave some of them once before, read these
reports with peculiar satisfactioD,-nOt only because
we want to keep good reputation, but because we
want these singers to come again. The Handel and
Haydn Society do something TO extend refinement
and culture whenever they go abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
Qmncsmcnls, eltn Chs Guenine.

pooru,s TupyrrR.-" Arrahna- Pogue" and "Ker-
RS Mr. UcicEuL - Dol. d..
GRAND OPERA HOUSE," Monte Cristo." Charles
fechteI
New FIIrrlI AVENUE TuEATER-" DIVORCE,
Nmo's GARDEN-"Azrael; or. The Magic Charm"
o,v,,p1c TurATER.-"Humpty Dumpy." George
L. Fox
UNION SQUARE THEATER.-7" Frou-Frou," Miss
Atpes Rhel
WAIIACK's THEATER. - David Garrick'" IT, A.
81 asern and Mis- katherine Rogers I'D.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Eghth Springtide Festival
Concert The Orpheol society
Tony PAsroB's OPERA HousE.-Varieties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

correspondent wants TO know the names of the
Federal ollcc-hodcrs who shared in the plumber of
Phelps, Dodge 81 Co. BY law the money received
from compromises and forfeiturcs in revenue cases
is divided as follows: Ono half to the Government;
one quarter to the infcrmer; and the remaining
quarter to the Collector Surveyor and Naval Officer
in equal parts. Each Of these three officials cOnse
qucnty gets in tho present case $22jS3 1t is a
dirty disrcputable business. and our Government
ought 10 be ashamed Of itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
WuBoR's COP LIVER OH AND LIME.-Per

taking Col Liver Oil will be pleased learn that
Wbo succeeded directions Of several professional gentle
combining pure oil lime such that 1t
pleasant to TIC taste ant lis ehcsin ung complaints are n WeneeJ
Very pronounced hopeless and Who
skeu the clear long without marked effect have been
enTey b. preparation BE aud get the genuine
Manufactured cnv b. WiLBoR Chemist loo Courst Boston
81 L. IL IL.