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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-16
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
K. II. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Desig Il
No. IS State Street Opposite Kiby Street BOS1 ON
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards of 30
"A years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni.
ted tates also in Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assign
ments, and all papers Tor Patents, executed or
reasonableterms, with dispatch. Researches made
10 determine the validity and utility of Patents OF
Inventions and legal and other advice rendered in
all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims
ofany patent furnished by RENTING one dollar
Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses superb
facilities for obtaining Patents, or asGertaining
the patentability of inventions.
All necessity of journey to Washington to pro.
Patent, and the usual gr Eat delay there,
here saved inventors.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-20

c,rbria Herald and Johnstown
lhs taye asserted without shadow
'S p, n" .%at Mr.. John Ryan, the Demo.
.l'u u,inee ,T for Sheriff, purchased his
|aiE .,;nn uGn The undersigned will place
rlD't,, p,rk in Cambria county Two Hun
%! LI Fifty Dollars, provided like
d = s,r money will be placed i'll the same
% o.. u ,rv one else, as a bet of the utter
Ok y: r M the charge. Ifany one will prove
|'Hrtr RYAN offered any delegate any
p - :, support him for the nomination
|e9 g9.,is or authorized any one to do so,
e-S' ISnIs sum deposited-Five Hundred
r'rS-sball 60 to the party proving said
.~ ... and if the party fails to prove said
within five days after the accept
". l4.'itbi, offer, the Five Hundred Dol
| S,n hs given to the undersigned.
,,.;" Il the party fails to- substantiate
A.s,n, .Sors if he proves that John Ryan, or
oos authorized by him, bought per
LA or induced in any manrer what
~ Legates to the number of six, or
- : %ier number, to leave the nominating
c.ysntion in Ebensburg, the Five Hun
\ D,lIars shall be given to that man !;
Eag IN do 50 the Five Hundred Dollars
.g5s given to ;he Undersigned.
nis proposition to be accepted by DC.
:, 18th. before the Cambria Freeman
!, rbntovp Democrat for next week are
yr il these propositions are not accept.
\ vfi not these newspaper editors of the
r,,9 and Tribune stand branded as uu.
snguIous liars :?
Gsntemen, ''Put up or shut up"
J.. -. WOoDRUFF,
Tt,lp,n Democratic County Committee.
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GRIEF AND MELANCHoLY.-To those
who are troubled in mind by sadness aud
melancholy, we would say that it is often
attributable to the stomach and digestive
organs. These organs can he completely
restored to health and proper working or
der, by DIR. Keyser, of Pittsburgh, who for
nearly forty years has been concerned in
the study of the uses and value of medicine;
so true is this, that the most desperate and
obscure diseases are by him traced to their
origin aul eradicated from the human sys-
TEN. There is hardly phase of chronic
disease which the Doctor does not know how
to cure. For great many years he has in
vestigate6, and that most thoroughly too,
the causes and cure of consumption this
dread scourge of the human race, when
taken in time is easily eradicafed, and Dr.
keyser has written n neat treatise, which
he will send to any one free, on the subject
Price of Lung Cure 81 80 per bottle or 81. 30
per half dozen. To he had At DIR. Keyser' s
Laboratory, 240 Penn avenue, Pittsburgh.
His private consulting office is No. l20 Penn
avenue.
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F AL L NOV TIES
NOW OPEN AT
II L G. L S & Ii A G. K f S

II - VI u - N II n y N r .
PITTSBU RGH, PA.
Our various departments are now replete
with all the novelties for the present and
approaching season. We direct special at
teution to our complete stock of
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
all of the most celebrated brands, and the
wear of which we guarantee. Also
25O NEW AIDES $50
= l. "A y co l. O II + ID S l. X S,
from 81. % to 50 80 per yard. These are the
best bargains we have ever offered in Silk
Goods, being less than last seasons prices,
Notwithstanding the great advance. We
offer extra good value in BLACK and COL
ORED CASHMERES, and an immense as
sortInent of all the new styles of
ID R + SIS GOO ID S,
CLOAKS, SACQUES AND SHAWLS.
We have now open and will continue to
receive during the season srecialties in
FRENCH and BERLIN CLOAKS and
SACQUES, which will be sold at lower rates
than ever before.
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, LINENS,
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
~ Our stock of these is always the larg-
est and our prices the lowest
HUGUS 81 HACKE,
Fifth Avenue and Market ST..
Pittsburgh
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PRYCE, BAXTER, JONES & CO.,
IN TUDOR'S BUILDING,
HIGH ST.. Ebensburg.

Mems Heavy Boots. the very best
in the market, can be had at our
Store for 81 so
We have the largest and best sclec-
ton of Calicoes i'm town. which we
will sell at G, and 8 cents per ward.
An immense stock of Shirtings, 10
and ii l-2 cents per yard.
Come and examine our stock of
Muslins from 6 To 10 cents per yard.
A new stock of Flannels, the very
best, fully warranted and of our own
make.
Cassimeres 5four own make-enough
TO supply everybody in the county.
All wool and no shoddv
A big stock of Yarns. OF which this
advertisements is not one Call and
see,
Cheese only t2i cents per pound.
Twelve boxes just received
Coffee, prime article, at % and %
cents.
The best Syrups. better article than
have ever heretofore been brought To
town, at so cents per gallon.
We want FOUR TONS of Butter.
for which we will pay the highest
price in merchandise.
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Hy VIE NAL.

DOUGLASS S-CLARk.-Marricd, at St. Au-
gustine, on "Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1875, by Rev.
Thos. McEnrue. Mr.. WM. DoCGIAss and Miss
AGNES CLARK, all of Clesrfield township.
CAMPBEIII-DOYLE.- SUNDAY. Oct Is.
1876. AZ Stcubeuvile, o., by Rev. Father Dues.
Mr., JoHN II. CAMPBELL. OF the Voice and Echo,
JohnstOwn, and Miss RUBY DOYLE. OF the For
ner place.
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MOSoSGAHELA HOUSE, PITTsBURGH-
j. Mcdonald CrosSen, proprietor OF this well
known and popular house, announces else
where in this paper reduction of rates. The
'Mopougahela' has been for many years the
favorite stopping place for tourists, families,
merchants, commercial agents and the bust
ness public. 1t is situated, most pleasantly,
in the business centre of the city, with all
desi Lle surroundings, commanding an ele
CANT view of the Monongahela River, it's City
improvements the Steamboat Landings, and
other objects of interest, TO the stranger or
visitor. 1t is the most desirable house TO
stop at west of the mountains, to which
thousands will cheerfully attest. 1t fronts
on three of the main avenues of the city,
namely, Water street, Snithfield street and
First avenue. The rooms are large and the
ventilation of the house is perfect through
out It is provided with large prOmenades !;
Passenger Elevator, running night and
dayl; each chamber with the electric tele-
graph Reading rooms, with the leading
journals of ALL the principal cities on f.e, Nc.
The tables are supplied with the best the
country affords The cuisine department is
not exceIled if equalled in the United States;
You are AT home at once in this house. stop
once at the Monongahela house. You will
never regret i: and will always return to it
when on visit to that city.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-Thc un-
- dersigned, having been appointed by
the Orphans Court of Cambria county an Audi
tor report distribution of the money in the hands
of Alvin Evans, Esq. administrator of John q,
Evans deceased as shown by his first and partial
account hereby gives notice that lie will attend
to the duties OF said appointment. at his Office in
Ebensburg on THURSDAY, Nov. Cd, Mt = o CLOCK,
in the afternoon, when and where all parties nav
Ing claims required to present them, or be de-
barred from coming in on said rund.
A. V. BARKE ER, Auditor.
Ebensburg. Oct. 5. 1Si6.-3t-
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AN ADMIRABLE IECTtRE.-The blind
orator, Prof. II. McGinires delivered n lee
ture at the Court House in this place OH
Monday evening last. on the subject of ED
ucation as it is and it should be" which
was listened to by comparatively small
but very attentive and really delighted au-
dience. And good reason they had for he
ing delighted the lecture was in truth an
eloquent, instructive and to some extect
amusing effort, the subject being not only
treated in a masterly style throughout, but
tine language employed was the choisest and
most fitting we have ever listened to. The
lecturer, notwithstanding the great misfor-
tune which has befallen him, displa yed dee n
research, careful thought and sound reason
ing, to which must be added thorough ac-
quaintance with ancient and modern history:
After pointing ont the blessings of q religions
education and The evils of a purely worldly
training, which he did in a way that could
not but be accepted sound and truthful
from any deuominational standpoint the
speaker entered upon the most interesting
part of his discourse, in which he handled
without gloves the widespread and very
censurable practice in the schools and collie
ges of the present day of imPartuig a merely
superficial education to the pupils-that is
to teach a little of everything and not much
of anything. His views on this subject were
graphic and truthful in AZ eminent degree
all will admit who had the pleasure of
listening to his fine oration. Those who did
not emf that pleasure missed a rare lii erary
treat, but Will yet have chance, we hope,
to hear him at no distant day, as the proba-
hiities are that lie Will deliver another lee
ture here before long, the subject of which
will I've Edmund Burke, the champion in
the British Parliament of American liberty, -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-20

FATAL ACClDENT.-We clip from Mon
days issue of the Johnstown Tribune the
following account of fatal railroad accident
which occurred at Lilly's Station on Friday
evening last. The unfortunate man is said
to have been a former resident of Conemaugh
borough, but of this we are not certain. The
Tribune says;
In Saturdays issue we made note of ac-
cidcnt near Lly's, on the previous evening, by
which Il man named O'Neill lost his life His
first name given James. but it should
have been Franklin, as i. was wrongly reported
us. 1t seems that he left his work at the
mines tn go over to the station for au evening
paper. and while crossing the track freight
train came along. The gentleman was hard OF
hearing, and therefore did not notice its ap-
proach. and the engineer supposed he would
get out of the way in time. Mr. O'Neill was
knocked down by the pilot of the locomotive,
and ground up under the wheels. The singu
part of this accident is that of his legs,
which was cut Off. has not yet been found, and
it is supposed ii was carried off by becoming
fastened in some portion OF one of the cars.
THE other leg simply held by portion of
the flesh, being almost severed. His death
ensued a little after five o'ciock on Saturday
morning, and the remains were inferred in the
Summit graveyard on Sunday. Deceased leaves
wife and two small children TO mourn the
loss which they have sustained
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OBITUARY.

ARBLE Died, in Carroll township. on Fri
day, Oct. b. 1876, MIR. WILLIAM ARBiR, aged :!
years. months and 10 days. Lutheran OfSerUei
please copy.
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet 60 searching
as to effectually purge out the great cor-
ruptions of fine blood, such as the scrofillous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lirked in the system
sor years, soon yield to this powerful anti
hote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of ScrOftIla, and all ecrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, TuInOrs, Blotches.
ROilS, = implies, Pustules, Sores. st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipe-
las, Tetter, Salt Rheun, Scald
Head, RingwOrIn, and internal Ul-
ceratiOns of the Uterus, stOmachx
and Liver. 1t also cures other com-
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted. such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility. and
LeucOrrhea, when they are manifesto
tions of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless Ian
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 new lease of
life.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-20

THE POLE RAISING AT CHEST SPRINGS.
Despite the inclemency of the weather, for
the day was exceedingly wet and cold; the
Democratic meeting and pole raising at
Chest Springs on Saturday last, thanks to
the patriotism and good Judgment of the
Democrats of that vicinity was in every re-
spect a most decided success. Tr1e the GER
emonies Were somewhat delayed in conse-
queace of the late arrival of the delegation
from Carroltown, who brought with them
some of the taclSling requisite for raising the
pole, but when it did GO mp il went up
grandly and without a mishap of any kind
And a splendid hickory pole IL is, straight
as an arrow. pretty we'll turned legal
appendage of the female persuasion, and
withal one hundred and thirty eight feet,
two inches in height. After The pole had
been raised to the perpendicula lar and properly
secured, all the ropes except the halyards
were taken down, and the magnificent flag
presented by Hon. John Reilly was run up
to half mast and thrown to the breeze amid
three vociferous cheers and a 'tiger' for the
star spangled banner and the noble hearted
gentleman who had SO thoughtfully provided
il for the occasion. This done, the meeting
vas organized in large hall near the scene
or activities, where eloquent and forcible
speeches, replete with the most irresista BILE
and lndisputahle arguments, were delivered
by r. l.. Johnston, Esq, of this place, n
Horne, Esq, of Johnstown, and r. r.
Tierney. Esq, of Altoona. whose eloquent
etfotts we're to all appearances productive
of the very hest fesults. Dnring the pro-
gress of the meeting; which il is proper to
say was attended by very respectable del
egntion from this place, headed by martial
bani, party from Loretto appeared upon
the scene vii b drums beating, = flag flying
and a "bloudy shirt" waving; tile latter of
which was stretched upon wooden frame
and boumtifully sprinkled with beet juice or
so'ne other equally effective substitute for
the 'saEguinary gore itself. But eno:tgh
at this, and now let say that to Messrs,
Frn'k Cramer, j. A. Wertner Jos. Cramer
Daniel c. Little, S. A. MGough and III. j.
llads is due in an especial manner the credit
of conceiving and carrying ont to n success
ful ssne the lahorious task of Telling hauling
splicing and putting on the iron bands which
held each of the several parts ST. firmly and
securely to the others. And a more perfect
job of the kind we are sure was never exc
cuted, the splicing having been so well done
that were it not tor the iron bands, which
were fitted to the pole with n neatmess and
accuracy we have never seen equalled, it
would have been difficult to tell where the
pieces were joined together, thanks to the
mechanical skill of the three gentlemen first
named, who made the bands and the splices
aud finished the work complete.
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XECUTOR,S NOTICE.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
- Estate Of PHILIP SCHETTIG, decd.
Letters testimentary the estate of Philip
Schettig. late of Carroll township deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, to whom all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment. and those having
claims will present them properly authenticated
Tor settlement.
FRANCIS SCHETTIG, Executors.
Oct. 20. 1876 Ct
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,ocAL AND PERSONAL.
$780,.
the MONEY I?

sxIyIsT TO PUT TO FLIGHT
%" .,,r OF RECKLESS LIARS.
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NEtr sDVERTTSEMEN1,S

81 : $40 PER DAY TO AGENTS i.nEsr
~ - '9iO SELLING: ROOKt HAASlS
LUBRECHr, fs1 Liberty Street, New York.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT ST BONf-
FACE.-We are indebted to Mr.. ii. G. Deviue
for the following glad tidings from northern
Cambria:
On Saturday evening, 14th inst there was a
rally of the Democrats or Chest township, at
the School House i'm the village OF ST. Bonltace,
for the purpose of organizing a T1iden, Hen
bricks Reform Club. On motion of A. Anna,
Esq, &. Yeager, was called 70 the chalI, ano
Ihos. OFT and Jacob Thomas, Esqs were CHOSEN
Vice Presidents and IL. T.. Devine Secretary
Mr.. James Thomas one Of our candidates for
Assembly being presen, was iouuay GaIiGu IN
a stirring speech on the present unfortunate
crisis in our national affairs. III. j. Hads. Esq,
of Chest Springs followed In an hours speech
ON the derelictions of the Republican party,
after which Mr.. Thomas called upon the Score
tary to read the bylaws for the government or
the Club, which were unanimously adopted as
the sentiineuts OF the st. Boniface'Tiiden and
Hendricks Reform Club" Over nifty names
were thercupon enrolled. and many ot hers who
were deferred from attending owing TO the IN
cIemency of The weather, will be added at The
next meeting. The follow ing members OF the
Club were then chosen as permanent oincers ;
YeuVer Vice Presidents; II. c. Devine, Secre-
tary: Paul Yahuor. Treasurer. Arrangements
will be pertected 10 hoIa arge s m9etfng ing, oa
distance will be secured TO address the meeting.
- -
PHIIADELPHIA AND THE EXPOSITION.
In this paper will be found the advertise
ueut of the LA Pierre House, Philadel-
phja. This house has been for many years
one of the most desirable places to put up at
in that city The location is unsurpassed.
The rooms large and well ventilated
Splendidly furnished throughout. Every
attention is paid to the wants and comforts
of guests, The tables are supplied with the
best the market affords. The price per day
Is from $3.50 TO "a, according TO location Of
room, sc.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
eflec'ual remedies
ever discovered fu-
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with q con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
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DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICF.
NOTICE.
CINE PIGS FOR SALE have

l. for sale choice lot OF young POLAND
CHINA PIGS, the beet Hog that is raised for
profit fattens at any age and will weigh 20 to
800 lbs. from g months TO -snr old. For fur
ther particulars address me ~ Sinking Valley,
Blair Co.. Pa REL BEN FOX.
Aug. Is, tsH. 3u.a
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A CARD.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth, ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood
etc, / will send n recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHI RGE. This great remedy
was discovered, by n missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d.
Bible House, Ne,r York. !4-21 tim.
, 1876-07-21
Gen. Gutter Elm Seutfber.

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, 1876-07-21

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, 1876-07-21

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pelae bort Wahe baben, Der en9liihen
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pole Ausfunit geben f0uuen.
, 1876-07-21

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70 gar sEtiesliH ,prattiih" iino.
, 1876-07-21

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ltben, MT plel MIR au lernen uno rpie pIl
.ulr 81 persefen baben."
, 1876-07-21
Bon etnem Mr,re.


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III CANADA, gu 8athe 9csoaen, bod, opae grs
fols. Auf SIZE gtnpfeDlultg bin 5e9auu
meine Srau, oen Sgrup3u %ebrauten; Die
erllen pler 6ial1en lWltuen nnr 9ertag lYtr-
fuhs ~ iibeu, mdbre b le uah q oruu6 uon
ieu0 j aibem tbre f~rilgereu aralte uoultau.
Dig wIt oer9elponnen bate, uro 1T lie jeet in
Stance, lgre balSlidl2a 4rbslten wleoer su
oerrid)ten. SIT lur III. inen &beil taun oen
SprHp nlbt 9 mug nbeu !; ib
babe thu mebr rcn melner Yatlenteu nerz
uno oacurd ldou ben SerfauI meb
t rer 9useno Staiden al beli.em Ylage Ell
noalldt. gle f0nnen oblsen Srlef sauS
Iad Stlleben uer,uenbel.
SDr ergebenlter
n 81. VeIhau. JP 3