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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
PERSONAL.

Thomas Campbell, the poet, is to have q
monument in Glasgow. aud 5000 have ahead. been
raised Tor the purpose.
Senator Edmunds like Senator Morrill, has
been sick at Washington since Congress adjourned. He
Is slowly recovering nov.
Thcophile Gauticr's autograph sold in Paris
recently for 100 francr Gibbons brought oil fancs and
one VI Napoleon 800 frames
Miss Mary l.. Booth, editor OF Harper's b
sor will leave town scon for Ro;uuoui, Va, for the
benefit Of her health. She vii remain there for come
time.
Gov. Tilden was thrown from his horse
while riding In Albany on Monday and received such
severe wrench back that be has since been confined
10 his house.
The monument which Is soon to bs erected
on tho grave OF Poe will Do surmountod by in
marble, and will bear ~ inscription Edgar A. Foo.
born jan 49, 1911; liod Oct. T. 1o&8i RuJh0r OF he
Raven Ny tautalizod spirit here biandly reposes"
Bishop Bedcll Of Ohio will star. soon on
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1mustmenis ano Aleciines.

n,oru.s TurArIR.- 1870 and g: Henry ""
DAJr'. Fivru AyESuE TuBarER.-At 1880 and 8; "Ihe
Big Bonan,s"
GRAND OPERA Hoysr.-At . and s AHMED"
Yycyrm THsATEx.-At 1870 and 8 La Jolle Far
fnincuso." Ai0ee.
OLYMPtC THRiTrg-at and s. variety ENTERTAINMENT
PARK THxArrn-At 1870 and 5: "payy Crockett"
So r,.so,.co MlSsraEls-At 2 and g Birch and
Wambold.
e, ION SQUARE, TsTlIRs-At 1880 and 6: "The Two
Orphans"
ACADEMY OF prsrGy Exhibition OF Paintings.
Ac.prNY or Observation-Disclosures Concert.
MsrIopoIuAs MUsgUM or ARr-Pantings, statuary'
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Dnsiuess Notices.

Sp~s,eIr. SorSp, AND SAFE-Thc Low Kate
Cad, P'eD IN yjfe Insurance OF the 1EAVHi4 ~
Lizzie Bros. make only the finest qiahiy
scAISs BEANS ard TESTING NJ ACDI>t-.
uvyvc .Sn CIp.NISG.-Take your Dyeing
AMI Cn.npg 10 the NORk DNt1N0 AND PhiSNo fsiAh
II,HNI>T 81 152 Broadway aod oIV rA'p ,h
So~ Work and loo l65 FierIepont ST. BIcokJh hs"o
ushed s. years
IJGHT. AIRY, ACCESSIBLE, E!EG.NI-l ne
,a. aa,,s In ,,, IHH,NK building ready lst OF May Inc
S,,l finest and In proportion TO quality Chea ~ III te
Absolutely proof hsr wot hns sttan anu e n .rhIa
r,mnlee han. Hoor,d ;iles aud vanscoft1 narp
tive elevator SIDE By side. separate vrritising NUS o
room. Apply 81 TIN fuhLsb Counting A'"0n- 1'~i 'e
sys.labls space already gone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

Lord Northbrook's proclamation deposing the
Guikwar of Baroda comes 80 closely on the
end of the trial, that the British Government
is likely to incur the charge Of compromising
itself for failure to cause the Guikwars con-
viction. Such charge is by no means I'M
rclsOnohlC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

Og;ng to A1 constantly increasing circulation
of The DAILY TRIBUNE are find IL more diff
os.h than usual, and indeed generally Impossible
70 Hvnisk back Numbers. Readers who do not
rant to lose any Of the proceedings Of the Boecher
WJial can hare The DAILY sent BY mail post
aoe pod) far 81 MONTH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

yesterday in getting in some testimony from
Mr. Partridge, hitherto excluded, which i'm
pugns Mr. MOulton's veraoity. The scenes at
the close were exciting and dramatic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

At this rate the Mississippi River will soon
regain it's old unenyiable reputation for
steamboat casualties. Not long ago the sink
ing of a steamboat at her wharf in Ne~-Or-
leans caused the loss OF u number OF lives I'M
der circumstances never Satisfactorily cX-
rlaircd. A much more terrible disaster
occurred yesterday in the same har-
Dor, when tho burning OF the steam
e,s Chas Bodman and Exporter caused tho
death Of nearly thirty persons. The details OF
the calamity are not full enough to warrant an
opinion as to the seat Of responsibility for such
an appalling sacrifice of life, but it is hard
to understand Why the burning steamer
were towed out into the stream, when the
result must be certain death to mary OF the
panio-strickeu passengers. Had The boats been
allowed 10 remain 1T the wharf "a few minutes
longer many lives might have been saved
although the loss of property would UNI
doubleday have been greater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

At the meeting Of the National Academy OF
Sciences the last day of The session seems to
have been the most agreeable to all concerned.
Our correspondence gives very full report
of an Interesting paper of Prof. Langley OF
the Allegheny Observatory. few weeks Ego
TIE TRIBUNE contained his lecture at Hobo
ken on Solar Heat; the essay before the Acad-
emy, though on SIMILAR subject, will be found
replete with additional facts. Tho question
which has SO much agitatcd agricultuiist', os
to whether or not tho Use Of Paris green
against tho potato beetle is liable to produce
potatoes containing arsenic, is satisfactorily
answered in one of the papers read before
,he Academy. Prof Newbtrry tells Us of some
terrible fishes that should make the prcpIi-
ctors at Long Branch thankful that that breed
of monsters is extinct and the great probl IN
"a to where the cold weather CONES from re-
ccives further solution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

BY tho oxpecion. Of calliuG Nr. Moultcn him
se,f. the det0pse in tie Bsecher case SUCCEEDED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

DR.. Kencaly is suffering severely for bis in
temperate way of defending the Tichborne
claimant. There are 10 doubt, many members
of Parliament who believe that the conduct OF
Sir Alexander Cockbuyn on the trial was
little short of diseIaceful. But Dr. Re
pealy's course was 10 much worse that he
had no reason 20 expect his motion yesterday
to receive the support Of many members.
The fact that only one vote was cast IN lis
favor should not be regarded as almost
universal approval of Sir Alexander Cock
burns method of administering justice. We
onIy have the proof that DIR. kencaly is
utterly without influence Ia the House OF
Commons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

Tho Removal bill IA il passed the Senate
Yesterday. wears the air of q Reform measure
but it may well be doubted whether it Will he
effective, when it is seen that it receives the
suppoyt Of the most Jealous friends OF the
Ring The bill is yet to be considered by the
Assembly. and we are not without hope that
the Reform members Of that body will be able
to restore It's original shape. This Is no time
for compromise; for compromise can only
weaken the cause Of Reform and encourage the
Ring to present holder front.
The investigation Of the matter OF tcrpi'nai
charges on grain was concluded as to this c'iy
Yesterday, and without important result. IL Il
very clear, rs everybody knew before. that
there are eases in which extortiOnatc rates are
exactcd for handling grain, and that the
average charges are rather high. but the
testimony before the Canal Committee re-
yealed nothing calling for legislative
interference. Unless something OF more
serious nature is uncovered in Buhalo, tins
investigation will utterly fail TO draw tho at
tontion of tho Legislature or tho people, even
for a moment, from the more pressing demands
of Canal Reform.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
DEGIsTER's NOTICE .-Notiee

AO is hereby given that the following
named Accounis-isaye bccn passed and flied IN
Ihe CounJy of Cambria. and will he present ei
to the Orphans Court of said county, for c'.fi-
3d DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. ls15, to wit:
1. The second account OF flames {. Murray
guardian Of John ID. o'Conncil, ir.. a minO- ch ld
Of John II. c'Ccnneil, late of the United States
2. The second and final account of Jacob Kihlor.
executor of Matthias DIETRICH, late of Chest town
ship. deceased.
s. The first and parti u acc ,rut Of t-wis \. Cra
yer. exeeutCr OF Ludwg CrIYer, late of Carroll
town borough. deceased.
4. The rst and fual accoun' of Francis aIsIIen
administrator Of Bernard Mullen, late OF sum
merhill township deceased
5. The final account of Benz amin Benshocf guar
dian of Edward L.idy. a minor child Of David
Leidy. late of Jackson township. deceased.
6. The first and final account OF ". J. Buck cx-
ecutor of NJ. ]. Eckenrode, late Of Allegheny
Z. The FIRST and final aec.unt Of John T.. Davis.
borough. deceased
s. The firsI and final account OF John Benton
administrator OF Joseph I.arimer. i.te of Johns
town borou: u, deceased.
9. The first and final accom-; or Jacob Shank.
guardian of Daniel Stuil, minor child of Daniel
Stull. late OF A dams township. deceased.
10 The first and final account Of II. kinkcad and
Tss guardian of Benjamin John Recs Davis a
minor child of Maty Powell
guardian OF Augustine GIasser. a minor child of
Francis Glasscr. late OF Chest township eces scd
Il The Fl rst a "a final account of Henry : nrr,m
administrator of Peter j. Dunn. late of Barr
township deceased
l.. The irst and final account of John II. Doug
lass. rmtnistrator of Michasl Mc;'arty. late vi
! Clearficld township deceased.
L. The fourth and final accouut OF James Tosi
and Augustine Yost admnis' rators of Jacob YCst
late of Carroll township, deceased.
Is The first account of Ellen G. Callan and
John T.. Scanlan, executors of William CaIlan
late of Washington township. deceased.
Is. The second and final account of Franci.
Flick. guardian of Mary Carroll. (now interrnar
married with Charles Bindcr) a minor child %
James Carroll. decea sed.
JAMES NJ. SINGER, Register.
Rncr L.. g. l,l,r,nal al.,,r.. r.. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
Try VI r \ EAU..

EENNEDY-DONNEL NELLT.2Nlarried. on the
4th inst at Nuptial Mass, in St. Mary's church,
Ereeport. by Rev. Father Nolan. Mr. PORTER ID.
KENNEDY, engineer West Penn r.: r., and Miss
ANNIE T.. DoNNELLY, of Freeport.
We heartily congratulate our genial friend Port,
who by the way is as whole-souled n man as ever
yrasped tiyDftis on his good fortune i'm securing
the companonship for life of so fair and estifnIble
q lady rs his young bride undoubtedly is and also
felcitas his amiable better halt" on the scqui-
sition of such kind and generous husband as the
happy bridegroom will be sure 10 prove himself.
May peace and plenty be ever theirs. and IAay
their trip down the Idcl of time he pleasant as
il is possible for mortals to expect Mag their en-
gine never leave the rail or meet wrong Slrifch.
May their headlight never be smashed nor their
pilot collded. May their tram, with all the farnil
freight, be safely conducted to its happy destina-
tion beyond this mundane sphere; and may q
score OF little ,HGiHGrF<. AMI fu complement OF
the opposite persuasion, S?tJd'e the family circle
and make glad the hearts of our worthy friends.
And while we are in this mood. we will fill up a
bu nper and quaff to the long life and success OF
cur young frients, who have just entered the wed
ded sJate under the most auspicous circEms aucos
mote il be.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12

PUBLISH YOUR STATEMENTS.-The
are some provisions in the law OF 1874 which
demand the Immediate and careful consid-
GRAFTON OF all corporate or district authori-
ties, such as councimen in boroughs, school
directors, supervisors and county commits
sioners. We call attention to act of April,
1874, in Pamphlet laws, page 6S:
SECTION 6. The corporate authorities of every
snch municipality or district shall annually, in
inc month OF JantIury, prepare and publish in
al least two newspapers of said municipality,
or OF the county in which the same is situated,
~ so many be printed therein, statement
showing in detail the actual indeb tcdness, the
amount OF floating debt thereof. tue valuation
OF the taxable property therein, the assets of
the corporation, with the character and natur,.
thereof, and the date and maturity of the re-
spective forms OF funded debt thereof, and Il
neglect or failure so to 90 shall be a INSIDE
meanor punishable by a fIe not exceeding one
thousand dollars.
The first section of the act enumerates
some OF the corporations to which the pro-
visions of the act are applicable, as follows:
Any city, county, borough, township,
school district, or other municipality or in
corporated district, within this Common
wealth Ii will be observed, also, that the
mere neglect 20 comply with this law is
ihStue misdemeanor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12

Don't HACK, HACK, Cough, CoUGH.-
Cough is symptom by which various dis
eased conditions of the throat, bronchial
tubes and lungs manifest themselves. But
whether it arisesfroIn the irritation produced
in the throat and larynx by taking cold,
from attack of bronchitis from Incl bient
consumption, or from various other causes,
nothing will ailay it more speedily cure it
more permantiy than DIR. Percc'S Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t does not matter
whether it I've a recent attack, or n nrering 2
cough, the Discovery is in either case cqnally
well adapted for its relief and permanent
cure. In fact, it will cure cough in one
half the time necessary to cure it with any
other medicine, and it does do il, not by
drying it up, but by removing the cause
subduing the irritation, and healing the at
fectcd parts. No time should be lost in
commencing the use of a proper medicine for
the relief of a cough, for unless this course is
pursued, serious aid dangerous disease OF the
lungs is liable to result. Golden Medical
Discovery is sold by all dealers in medicines.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12

A LITTLE WAIF.-In MillviIle borough.
yesterday, died little boy aged about a
year. There is a history connected with This
child, for he was waif who came into the
family thai adopted him, and the story may
he worth relating. Several months ago a
married lady residing in Millville took a trip
to Altoona. In the same car another woman
having in her possession an infant, was a
passenger, and " hen near the Mountain City
the latter lady requested the former to bold
The baOe Tor few moments, until sh, would
pass TO the next car and return, as she
wished to speak to her husband Ii is to be
presumed that the woman was the mot her
of the little one, but n. any rate she failed to
come back, and taking pity on the abandoned
waif the Millville lady brought it home with
her, and untilits demise last evening treated
ii as her own child.
Who the heartlcsS parents of this waif
may be Will remain a mystery here, as it is
nor likely any inquiries Will he set on foot
by those who abandoned it. IL may have
been the offspring OF shame or il may be
that poverty drove the mother to dispose of
the infant, and she left it with a lady whom
instinct told her wo1ld raise it we'll Poor
little wai:! II is as well, peIhaps, that it
has been removed to a better world. Johns
torn Tribune, Feb. q.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12

WASUISgTOS Twp Feb 10 IG-1

WASHISGTON Twp. Feb. 10 IS..j.
DEAR FREEMAN The weather has been ex-
cecdingly cold for the past few days, probably
owing to the f,ic: that the groun hog saw his
shadow Tuesday last. There is an abundance
and an unusual large supply of logs are being
Delivered TO the respective saw mills in this
old ones are enjpying themselves sIcighing
when the weather is mild enough to permit.
Another recruit has bcsn added TO the multi
tudinous army of benedicts. This time it is
my young friend Francis Lilly. of this town
sup, and Miss Isabel flanagan, formerly of St.
Augustine. this county. who were united In the
nuptiai bonds yesterday by Rev. II, McHugh
Mt the CATHOLIC church, Wilmnre. AS Frank Is
q generous, liberal hearte chap, he and his
fair young bride are certainly deserving of the
well wishes of the community, May theirs I've
a life of sunshine and pleasure, and may little
Lfilys spring up occasionally to cheer them ON
their pilgrimage through life.
While we have reason 70 rejoice at the above
notice, we are also called to reflect on the Ger
tainty OF dcata, which had Tor its hast victim
Mr.. Thomas Farrcn. son of Mr. John Farren
of Summerhin township, who died on Suadav
evening last after lingering illness, aged abo out
ed to their last resting place in the CatRoIic
cemetery at Wiimore. The deceated was IA NOR
al and upright as well as a promising youih
just entering manhood, and his early demise
viii be nourned by his sorrowing parents and
many friends. Mty he rest in peace.
l was fortunate enough few evenings since
to be present al an Old fashioned spelling school
at School House No 2, and wss pleased, as were
all present, TO see the rapid pro sreSS the pupils
of that school making in orthogra tony
which lisa credit alike to the school and teachcr
Mr.. John Sanders. of No. 3, this township.
who bad his feg fractured short time since
is fast recovering and will soon be able to re-
sumo his regular employment.
Next Tuesday being election day for local
officers it shoal1 be theduty of every citizen
TO endeavorto secure the most competent me
for the several positions.
1t is runored that q large and substantial
overhead bridge is to be erected at Portage by
the Pa. tx. K. Go. across their tracks. there be-
ing n deep cut a short distance from the station
and ahand the crossing nOw n use, 1t will
% Il decided acquisition to Portage If il is done.
MORE anCn QUINCY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
+ ICENSE NOTfCE-petition.

T .TCENSE Petitions
|a-< for Ta-ern and Eating House License
have been fled in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Court of Quarter Sessions of cambria county by
the following nam I'd persons, and will be prese
Ell to the Court of q uarter Sessions of said evu
ty, at " arch Sessions. 1873.
TAVERN LiCENSE-
Barr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Larnbor
Croyle TOwnsh ip-MicAsel Gates. Peter Brown
Carrolltown Borough Edward l. Binder, Dom
inIck Eyer.
Chess Township Anthony Anna.
Cfesi Springs BDrouyh-iohH trouse.
Ebenshurg Boro'. Wcs, Ward John A. Blair
Henry Foster
lIaiiitzin Township Anthony GIcTu.
Washing on Town ship-Michael Erailcy. Hen
ry Martz, Margaret Helly. Peter Brown. LIKE L.
Buryoon, john p. Parrish. John ". tfiIlispie.
EATING HOUSE LICENSE.
Washington Tp.--feo. Scabolt. ir.. VIM. Finn.
H.. McCOI'fAN. { lerk q. =
Prothonotery's Office, Ebenshurg. Feb 3 1875
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
BET UAIs ".

LINTON-Died. on Saturday last. at the Noun
tain House in this place of which his father, ex-
Sheriff Linton, and himself were the propretors,
PETER l. LINTON. in the 35th year of his age.
The deceased suffered from internal disease
which baled the best and most experienced medi-
cal skill. He a of fine physical form,
devoted to all manly and invigorating exercises.
and has been stric ckcn down in the very prime and
vieor Of his life. Possessing a generous nature.
and cheerful disposition. he had hosts of warm
an enthusiastic friends He was n kind husband
and flt her. and leaves widow and thre- children
to lament his untimcy death. Peace to his ashes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12

STRANGE But TRUE.-It is natural for
people suffering with Consumption. Coughs,
Severe Colds, or any other disease of the
Throat and Lungs, to put of from day to
day buying an article that they know has
cured their neighbor, friend, relative, yet
they have no faith in it until it is too late.
Ii you will go to your Druggists and get a
bottle of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP, your
Immediate cure is certain you live
1t has lately been iitT oduced into TN is coun-
try from Germany, and Druggists and peo-
pie everywhere are elatcd over its success.
You can get a sample bottle for 10 cents and
try 1t. Regular size bottle 75 cents. Lem
mon & Murray, Ebensburg, or p. NJ. Wole-
slagle g. Son, Wimore.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12

OUR READERS have not failed to notice
the interesting and useful hints contained
in the articles which have appeared in our
paper from Drs. Oldshue, 132 Grant street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Being personally acquain t.
ed with those physicians we are prepared
to recommend them as gentlemen. and we
judge well posted in their profession. II
any of our readers have failed to read the
consecutive notices that have appeared, we
advise that they look them up and observe
the future articles. What costs but n min
ute or two TO read may prove great bless
ing, when what is written is the result of
study and mature experiment Few men
are so well prepared from experience and
proper mode of testing the nature of diseases
in the way indicated as the Doctors Oldshue.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12

SLElGHlNG WITH A GIRL.-Of all the
joys vouohsated to man in life S tempastuous
whirl, there 5 naught approaches heaven SO
near as sielghihg with grl-a rosy, laugh-
ing, buxom girl, a frank Cood natnred bon-
est girl, feeling, flirting dashipg, dotinp
smiling. s:nacking, jolly, joking, jaunting'
Jovial poser poking, dear little duck of a girl
Pile up your wealth a mountain high. Won
sreering, scoffing churl. I'll laugh as 1 go
by with my jingling bells and fgirl-the
brightest, dearest, sweetest girl, the trim
NEST, gayest, neatest girl, the funniest
hushiest, frankest, fairest, roundest, ripest,
r"nguishesi, rarest, spunkest, spiciest,
squirfniest, squarest, best of girls, with
dropping lashes-halt concealing love pro-
voking, amorous Iashes just the girl for a
chap Ike me TO court, and love, and marry
you see, with rosy cheeks clustering curls.
the sweetest and the best of girls.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
A SSIGNEE,S NOTICE-Notice is

IA hereby given, that Florence Willie
brand of Allegheny township, Cambria county.
Pennsylvania, by decd of voluntary assignment
has assigned all the estate, rea and personal. OF
the said Florence WfIIebrand to III. Tlinkead. of
EbCnsburg. in said county, in trust. for he benefit
of the creditors of the said Florence WiIiebrand.
AL persons therefore. indebted 10 the said Fio--
Willebrand will make payment to the said
Assignee and those having claims or demands
will make known the same without delay.
II. KINEEAD Assignee.
Ebenslu ury, Feb. u, 1S75.-6t