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DR.. Paul M. Brennan.

DUBIIC LECTURES ON ALL CHRONIC
l. Diseases, and his Private Lectures to Gentle.
men on " Manhood, its Loss and Restoration, /"
and on " The Physiology OF Man." and the va.
rious diseases of the genito-urinary organs, have
made him master OF this most important SUBJ
ject of the profession.
Thousands of brokep-down constitutions can
be raised to the full standard among men, men,
tally and physically. by timely calling upon
him.
He is also thoroughly familiar with all the
diseases and weaknesses to which woman, with
her delicate and fine organization, is subject,
and the best and shortest method of treating the
same.
Consultation at the office free.
Correspondence promptly answered, and list
of printed questions sent to any part of the
United States ON application.
Private circular will be sent containing many
things worth knowing.
Everything with the Doctor strictly conf
dental.
Office I27 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, Cal.
Hours From to - M; 2 to 8, and from to IN
p. m. Postof1ice Box, 29l. jas-tf
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NOTICE.
CAUTION.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
IA against purchasing, except from me, that
small house directly in rear OF the Nevada
State Bank and on the highway above McCannon
street, and which is now occupied by colored
man named Dennis, us the property belongs to
me individually.
my14.1m NELLIE BETTENCoURT.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

And in accordance with law and an order O;
the Board of Directors, made on the 27th
day of February, 1874, SO many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock as may be necessary will he
sold at public auction. at the office Of the
Company, Room No. 2. No. 400 California
the Twenty inth day OF April, 1874 at
the hour OF two O'Clock p. m. of such day, to
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of
the sale.
T. ]. KIMBALII, Secretary
Ofice-Room No. ., No. 400 Californis street.
San Francisco, California.
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CAUTION.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
IA not to purchase or negotiate q due bill of
the Highland Consolidated Mining Company
endorsed by ], N. Williams and drawn in favor
Of George Metzig for SEQ, and dated the 14th
instant.
N. WILLIAMS.
By A. c. BISHOP
Phoebe, May Is, 1874. myl6.lw
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The Board of Trustees passed
resolution authorizing me to allow N per cent.
to all shareholders who pay assessment on Page
l. Panaca stock Immediately. -..r
PHILIP FALK,
President Page Panacr Silver Mining Com
pany Ap24-lw
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LOST

A GOLD WATCH CHARM, MADE IN THE
IA form of locomotive engine. Any one
returning the same to the Nevada Central Rail
road Office will be suitably rewarded.
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IngOmar silver Mining Company,
San Francisco, May 4, 1s74.-The Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Ingomar
Silver Mining Company, for the election of
Trustees to serve for the ensuing year, and for
such other business as may come before the
meeting. will be held on Monday, the 18th
day of May, 1874, at l O'Clock, at the office OF
the Company, Room "a Haywards Building, 4ls
California street.
myl2-td CIIAS. 8. NEAL, Secretary.
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Office Of the Peavfne silver Mining
Company. San Francisco, April 2lst 1914
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Peayine Silver Mining Company. for the election
Of Trustees to serve for the ensuing year. and
for the transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting, will be
held on Tuesday, the 12th day OF May,
Of the Company, No. 426 Montgomery street
(up stairs), San Francisco, California.
a2S-td @. F. BALLOON, Secretary.
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TERMS OF ADyEHTlsING.
JpB WORK.

Done at the RECORD Office in the best STYLE
known to the eri; and must be paid for on de-
livery. unless persons having the work done
have standing accounts with TIE office. No DE-
Walton from this rule
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Notice.

A Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IA to be indebted to the estate of the late
John H. Lynch are requested to come forward
and liquidate such Indebtedness without delay.
JOHN L. DONAHUE,
Attorney for Executrix,
Meadow Valley street, Phoebe.
August 8. Is au9-tf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-04

q CIEAkFTELD COUNTY LADY ROBBED
AND MURDERED IN IowA.-A dispatch to
the chicago Journal, from Des Moines Ia
dated Aug 29th, gives the following par
'iculafs concerning the murder al that place
OF lady from Cleartield, Pa:
DEs MOINEs, Ia, Aug. ss=Un the 18th Of
August wei dressed. handsome and affabIe
young woman came to this city and applied
purpose Of carrying on the business of dress-
maker. After satisfying himself of her good
sho at once went to work, conducting herself
in very decent and industrious mann r. This
!as,, ami about noon the merchant below
thought he would look after her, Upon5cpari-
covered great pools of blood, which indicut ed
murder. The officers were summoned, and the
INC stairs, whence She had evidently been drag
sed from below, where she was Killed. The
coroner sum ntnoned IL jury, and an examination
was mace OF letters and papers about the room,
from which her name was ascertained to be
herself htFe as Mrs. Butler of Illinois. The
pl"usfble clue to the murder is that she was
pursued by her hus bard, and murdered at first
slyht. Inc city is in a great State of excite
mcnt, and II the murderer was found he would
ceTrta.niy rhe 9Gr1 receive 1--WE. summary punishment
stairway. The head and face were covered
wIth blood, and both arms and limbs were out
stretched On the left hand S9ere four valuable
rings She had on ehciiIise, night dress and
cloth CATERS, which ndicated that, hearing II
knock at the door, she had hastily gone
who ii was, and on opening the door her muir
derer struck her with a blunt instrument pn
tie eye, instantly killing her. He was Thea
Obliged 10 drag her up stairs, as the passage
was too uafrCS To allow the door to close after
hIin without removing the body or leave tho
door open with the body therein. The skull
was fiightfully crushed with five other blows.
A dispatch frofr the scene of the tragedy
20 the Chicago Tribune dated the 29th, gives
the following additional particulars as tc the
victim
There Is as yet no clue TO the murderer OF
MIS-. Elltn Barrett, riids Mrs. Butler. The Cor
onerS investigation continued throughout to-
daN- but without developing anything ucw.
i,ispttcheS nave been received fTOm CIedriuld,
IA. by which 1t is uscertIined that stc had a
husband living there. Recent lcttt'rS from her
hii~D ind found i'll her possession indicate that
there existed the warmeSt eff rction between
them, though it II certain that she becHme de
iauched and cnfrrptcd. and thus deserted II
husband and chilG eight years old. She was
finely educated, ana in her dress una fianucr
displayed culture and intelligence. fhiS j. tlic
sixth mysterious murder in tine last three years
in this city. to ishich there has been no dis
covcrE OF the perpetrators of the crime, and
the papers are advocating the OrgauiZa ion of
II Vigilance Committee to clean out all the
roOkerics which So infcst the city, and to hich
the origin ot so much crime is traced.
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. O.

To THH T.OPLE or THE UNITED STATEs.--hr-
engagements are steadily progressing for the
Centennial celebration and international EN-
hibition. The principal buildings are in course
of erection. The President of the United
States, as requested 10y Congr ss at the last
session, has extended cordial invitation to ali
other nations to join i'm this work, and large
number OF these haze already signitied their in
tcniion 80 accept that invitation. Exhibition
space j. being applied for from this and foreign
countries, and every manifestation on the sub
iect seems 20 indicate eminefft success Tor our
Centennial display. But. to carry out TINS un-
dcrtaking on 4 scale due TO the glorious event
to be conmemo IA Ted, additional funds viii Oc
needed. for. while Congress has chccrfuny
thrown around this patriotic work the ns tionai
prestige, arrd pruITriy promoted ii by sppro-
prate laws, it did not furnish the necessary
capital that part was left to yOu' aud not
doubling that, inspired by the memories OF the
past and the blessings of the prrscnti you viii
cheerfuiIy perform it, aue to the end that IL
may he con, enient for you to do So, we have
adopted plan for raising revenue which Wiz
be brought before you by a bureau created Tor
that purpose, and acting under the general
direct ion of the Hon. William ffglcr, q mem
ber OF this board, ana who is eOyEinchded tU
your respectful consideration III the pcrfor-
nance of his urduOus duties. In addition TO
the use of this plan any person can subscribe
FOR one on more shares OF the Centennial STOCK
"a $40 cac CHI by remittng payment FOR the Sit me
i'm nest q flee drafts check to Frederick Fra
lev treasurer, No. 90f Walnut street. PhliHdci-
mia for which certificates Will be promptly
Ia,,,rped JOHN WELSH,
President Centennial Board oi Finance
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PUYMTUICAI, REASON.-Tf in yOur ''Ijiz'' YOU
wish to rise, show your spunk and advertise.
Girard and Bonner made their ''Chink' 10y free
" using printers ink. while other mcu ithe
thought Is sad WHO in the paper had 10 ''ad -
in ytarS Il few went to the Bad The rTfiral he
who rtfTs may read, ana every business man
take heed. ctis tCut and wealth those men viii
bless who furnish stamps to oil the press. or
such eminent degree arc Nc~srS :. !. Hess
y Bro. of %ti and - Main street, Iohn~tOwu.
who keep the public Chust sntly advised of thcif
ability to furnish the bost made. ;lcItcst and
most stylish clothing ut Wonderfully low prices
and make good their promises GA all occasions.
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CAUGHT IN 4 TCNNEL.-Says tire Harrisburg
NercuIU On saturday attcrroon hast, shGut 5
n'SInck RnIph Waldo alias "Hefdy" McWill-
Jams of that city, got on Il freight train az
Altoona. to go II Jotinsto but was put on
tbe train at the cast end of the tunnel. lie then
started to walk through the tunnel to GhllIts1n
When h e was about half way through. Il freight
train coming east approached at the rate OF
about eighteen miles an hour, down grade:
There is Il double track through the tunnel, ana
}sddy ,O,Ilt not tell on which one IL was com
inv After running against one side and then
fhr other and seeing means of escape ana
tI,e tr.fcl TO remain upon, he lay down between
tho ties with his head under II rail OF one trsck
ard his feet under rail of the other ,intii the
fnr Keddv's remains when. with his halr point
jnv skyward, he dartcd out into ire HSht as
fnSt as he kncw how. as If determined not 10 De
i'm tho tunnel with another train.
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CspD-To the Citizens of Ebenslnrg: The
rndersisrneCi. whose properties were rtrecilH
Endangered hy the fire on sunday morning iits' =,
fool that they ought to express tficir toafks 10
tbeir fetfow citizens for tue fftirln9 eSertlons
,ranifested during the three hours hard labor
necessary to suhdue the flames; ana especialiy
arg w Indapted to the energy. prompt and AZ
m ost suDerhuman, of our tremen whose con
tfuucd efforts saved our dwellings aud those OF
many others from the terrible disaster which
for y time threatened the destruction of per
Lo,,s = orc. I,,If the town We again repeat that
we feel grateful beyond the power OF words 70
"vnrpssn srTd " hile we believe that the fire OF
sunday morning has placed the questlono1 the
necessity of a su fficiert supply OF water pefon
hi'' " john FENLOS,
c. r. ROBERTS.
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. 20

THE EXFLhNsTIO$.-An Fhcnsburr PAPER
recently told a dolcfUI story of ho~T Ii cinSpf-
racY was entered into by two men. Ivy which u
Young lady residing in "Onc of tlfc III ,"ctS'' of
this county was compelled 20 I:!aIfy u man who
was Gts'ustcfUl to her. 4 friend from the
msuntaiiI furnishes MS with the facts of the
matter, and they differ slightly from the nc-
count given i'm the paper referred to. The To-
c7;lity IS fixed in SuSpHcbanna township. ir the
lady in the case lo,ed not WISELY. perhaps not
very we'll, but exceeding foolishIy. Her pa
rents Thought SHE Should marry the young man
with whom she had acted very indscrcetly, hut
If rf.e had iginaIlS cared considerably for him
she suddenly changed Her mind, more fa-
Vored beau had appeared i'll the uncsriint.
EVcryth thing went along swimnin -tiv FOR
or three weeks, and the old folks dihI' bother
themselves very much, as Bugtuwn OLD foIRs
scdbrn do in eases OF this kind; until they found
that pumIcr two had suddenly discoxcred Il
COUNTY. Tncn they called on number one. and
suggested that the Squire was ready and that
the girl would have her wedding tiNinrS IN trim
10y the fol- wing evening. He WAS WORKING in
a timber Job at the time, and prO;CSSCi himself
convenient at any moment that might toe de-
terInincd upon, as he really liked the girl.
The fair frBil one, on the contrary, didn't ap
pear very anxious to hasten the ceremony,
even il ii did seem To be to her interest to do
so; but when the party of the other part APP
pcared promptly on time tho old folks wouldn't
mOny 10 proceed This all the forcing
there was about it, anC. thuSc who are ifCSt
quainted with the facts think the new made
husband is 70 be Sy iupat thiZch with, even if he
was bou nd iii honor and in purpose to marry
her as he did.-JDLIIst0tcH Tribune.
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Ebensburg, Sept. 1, 1874.

Tur DrFrERENCE.-Tne differences IN hurIan
nat,Ire was exemplified at the depot tue otner
nyanino Two sisters met. On my uear
Sta.,r sister, said one. You've been eating
on;o,sI'' said the other. And then, after com,
DarinC views with regard to the wea ather ana
the relative cost of each others oonnets, tney
ranaired to Myers g. Lloyd's store, High street,
and ths. last we saw of them they were deep IN
the m ysteries OF selecting ton or so apiece OF
tho maguific >nt dress goods that have place
~ ~ Tho counters of that entcrprising ana ac-
cnmmoda+irp firm. Several cases OF new Sc
jectiops Just received.
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FREE OF CHAnsE.-Dr Morris syrup OF
Tar Wild Cherry and Horehottnd combines
ali the medicinal virtues of those articles
ths most efficient qualities for all diseases ot
the Throat and Lungs. Conglis and Colds
are speedily relieved by it and in Group it
acts like magic. Call AT II. j.. LLOYD S Drug
Store and obtain sample bottle. free g charge,
.. =. regnIar size for 81 OF at p. NJ. Woie-
oIagle S, sons store, wilmore. J r. MoF-
aSs ia north I'd St, Phi1a. l313-1y.1
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VIZ o,u,epd n card from John 4. Blair,
Esa.. Withdrawing his name from the can
vass for Assembly. This act of self-sacri,
frinr devotion TO- political harmony viii
,peet it's Just reward in the no odIstant future;
if the Democracy are true 10 es i,i,'
&, th. GOOD cause for which this concession
has been made ,-
- EBESsBURG, Sep. l, 1874
II, the DemDcrrcy Of Cambria CoufU:
Having c included to retire from the canvass
90 n .,uSidate for Assembly, / desire to thank
NV friends who tfave earnestly adVocatcd my
nouinatiOn Hoping for the success or the
In,,,,o orr.tir p,rty hereby withdraw my name
rs a candidate from the coming county con-
ycntiOB. 'o''-' ~ i'>'
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By ,EM.-A newly married couple VINO were ere
P. P,has d,y saw a lovely pair of earrings IN inc
window OF jewelry store. ON; az, u0n: loo hnv
UP up e lie went by 'em, and did what was bet
,errb en-, he went around to James J. MURPHY 5, on
t69Tr,n t9TInu street and expended the sum OF mon
vi ahor ,UouId have been necessary 10 secure.
fe arrJ,rqs in the purchase OF taS' VI ~
,ee s,id-"Wefl doneF
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pRor IN-A cordial invitation n Is stsan6ance
bv Mr. r. r. spence to strangers III aIIerW on
u. af;, street and examine specimens OF i,S nas
,tic skill All orders for picture Iurm,sn1 tin
nm, u roT,arv of fine chromos and fancy Pic'u'es
on a y bjbition gratis
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NEW 4DTERT'YSEIIENY;S
AGENt@ at4Nf'Ef rdn
PROF. F0WLER'S GREAT WORK

OnMsnhood. VI Worianhooi. and their Mutual Inter
rrICti ms: Love. Its Laws. Powers &C.
y gents selling from IL TO - copies day
Send for specimen palg' and terms to :" ms, an
why ii SELLS fns'cr than any other hoek. Adj
dress NATIONAL ~ DLISHING co. Phfia-
delBhin: PA.
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pRnTHnNnTARN

Tho undersigned will he n cJndi late before
the County Convention for the o'icc OF Pro-
thonOtary Of Cambria county Sut'jrCt to the
us tges OF the Democratic party and hopes to
he deem Ell worthy the support oi his party
friends for that position. a. j. CHRISTY.
Loretto, june 9, lS14,"
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III IlMEEEAI..

ION ES-W WILT.-Marrcd. sun lay. & ~.
% I. at the Catholic church st. Au-':ei'i~ 10y lie
Rev. Thomas McEhrue, Mr. HENRY JONES and
Miss ApELlNE WILT. both OF CicarfCld township.
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A ASSENnTN

we are authorized 10y MIR. y ATU ANIFT. HORNE.
OF JohnStown. to announce his name as oHc OF
the tirO candidates for Assembly from this
county under the provisions of thu new con-
stitutiOn. OF course Mr.. HORSE submits his
claims &C the convention and viii, like all good
Democrats. submit and abide 10y the decision.
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No 1872 Gront street, Puts5u,yi,, Fo.

THIRTY THOUSAND STEINwAY Pr
inst turned out their thirty-one thousandth
Piano.
Tho stu7cndoits sItcCess Of this firm is ow
ing to heir great and patented inventions in
piano fortes-rcuderinr them the most per
feet and durable pianos tile world ever saw.
One can tell the Steiuway from the ordinary
common trash as far pc it can De heard.
Then they outlast ativ two rianOs of other
;i:ai<ers: 4 niuetCcn=yrar old Steihtay,
owned by Mrs Florence Kramer, of this
city, is to-day, as good a. ever Moreover
the prices are not hi CHER than those of Oi Ecr
makcrS-the sole agents II lcber 81 Bro, be-
ing determined to sell at the smallest possi-
BILE advance From : i50 to s. 900 will buy
Il fine Steinway. NoperSCin of sense, rich or
DOOR should waste their money on inferior
Goods so long rs the Stcinway is within
easy reach. Hundreds of persons thus hit
ten have after two or three years use, glad
IL made Il sacrifice and exchanged their
shoddy pianos for the Steinways. In addi-
tiou The McssrS I[lnbor ~ I5ro. sell the pop
Mar Boston Pianos Of Hallet & CUmston for
half price An $500 piano for $400, $500
for $500. and so forth. The Great Burdett
Organ also can be found at kleber'S, 122
Wood street. \ single hearing will cause
the listener to reject all other organs and
buy the Burdett in preference. The best
and clicapnst instruments can be had only
AT n. Elcbcr & Bros, on Wood street, l'ltts-
burgh, Pa Chronicle, Aug. 10.
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CpH>uSSTG%fR

AT tha solicitation of many friends, hereby
announce myself a candidate for the Office
OF County CommiSsinrcr cr subject To the drci-
sion of the coming Democratic County Con
yention. J. iiTZISGER-
Chest Springs, Aug. Il, 1874.
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
n1arkabie cures. So mild as to be safe and
benehclai to children, and vet so searching
As to eflectualy purge out the great cor
ruptlons OF the blood, such as the scrofllous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities.
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
OF Scrofula, and all scr6fulcus diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, Tumors, BIOtches,
BOilS, Il implies, PuStules, Sores. St
AnthOny'S Fire, Rose or Erysipe-
las, letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Ring worm. and internal Ul-
ceratiOns of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. l. also cures other COM
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as DrOrsy. Dyspep-
Sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeUcorrhOea, when they are manifesto
lions of the scroiulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
1t dissipates the depression and listless lam
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and a new lease Of
life
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OEIIE AIRY.

TtBBOTf-Dicd. in this ilfce. or. NIonda,
Lass Mrs. ELTZER@T rIBHoTT. wife OF Mr. kicH
ard !. TbbutL, aged about 90 years.
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cPLENDID TOWN PROPERTY

9NIlEN bIb ~ W ~ t.'i i IL
~ FOR SALE.-A very elegant and com
,no1ious residence in Ebepslurc borough viii be
sold OF, reasonable terms. The House IS brick and
contains y rooms feet halls and basement wash
house, besides good cellar div idci int two apart Z
ments The Lot is l25x25f feot and " well set
with all kinds of fruits AMI shruhbcry. Largo = Ia
HE I,r. House and three Buildings used a law
Offices This property is desirable Tor large ami
w or with very little Improvement would make n
first class hotel or srufmcr boarding house.
JNO. E SCANLAN, Agent.
Fhcn ssuirg. Aug. 81. ls74tt.
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At the solicitation OF Il uurr:hcr of fricnuS.
thc subscriber offers himself az a candidate for
County Commissioner. aud having no doubt of
his capacity, and certainly none to his will
!ingueSs. to perform the duties of said office
hOiiCStly and faithfully. he hopes to meet VII n
the favora blc consideration OF the approaching
Democratic CuuiIiy Convention, 70 y hich alone
his claims are submitted.
JOStE Z ID. PARRISH.
EberSSurg, ,Iuiy -. lS.l.