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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18

ANOTHER WONDERFUL BICE-GIAss
CUKE An old lady iu the western pan of
this State had been afflicted f,r years Her
tongue WAS partly parai1 zed. That pa
of IL made to tell the irnih WIS incai,lI,ls
of any motion Il ali. Only that pant " aid
wag which was c'iiSt lUcFcd f1r telling li,.-.
Consequently She could tell ilnJhiug but
lies. She had lied right and lefi :,,i years.
Nobody ever ihought of bpl;,-yiup hri.
The ductnis and the ministers had lnur
given mp her ease hopeless. Size heard
of the wonderful cues effected hv blue
glass. She had a large shade uI cover
made OF blue glass. like th,.se fancy clock
covers. Then they put her in IL and set
her out in the sun. Immediately the tar
alS Z.d and truthful side uf her :oncne c. m
menced to work. She told thing but the
truth. Sine todd all the Truth she ever
knew. She told everything she did know
about herself and abont tie family Size
bluted out all the diSagn eeable family
secrets. She told Ia all who came near her
how ;he folks for months had lived ,n
mush aud milk that they might i,nv :, new
pailor carpet, and lIow her brother hacked
his wife's eye iiefure they had been mar
lie. year. That WAS enough. They took
the shade of the old woman aud mashed II.
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Intbe Court of Common

NOTICE -inthe CourOo' O".'''i'u,' on
lV Pleas of Cambria County, No ~
March Term 1877 Elizabeth Edmiston. ny her
-, tricnd Jobn Bloch, Va. Andrew jackson Ed
tuis,on /. ~ ~ SHiijV ~ d'r""cs -
r,o The respopdent above named: You are he e.
bv required to appear at Court OF Common
Pleas to he held at Ebensburg. Ior lne Dosa,, x,
.bava ",.,ed c,se JOHN RYAN, SheiiH.
Sherin-s Once April %. is 1T
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18

4 NEwPCeo youth i'vrs-rsi q 81 t.siis-
cover How 10 appear weii Ia sucipty"
The recipe which le received 10y return
mail was short, simple and easily under
stood Always krep your nose cIean. aud
dat suck nlc.e than rue finger ~ = time
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Wv LE'S NOTICE.-Notice

. l.-','L ; NOTICE.-Notice
'ts r. gwen thar Charles Johns
2. ar.I 'u "a ~ UmmitvilIe. { oupty of
q l,,..,,,'',,-fe "I Penn-y -yIvania hv deed Of
? ls-,,r,Ii' 'H'' mas assigned all his estate.
% rbi 80 10 I1me> McCIuskey. OF CAT
t.. er,f!.s ana state. in trust for the
I Boz Tie ..t, All persons therefore,
Z p The s,it ',h'rics Johnston will make
|. r.. .- ..','''m mes McCloskey and those
-l9l, der., 'i'ids will make known the
D.. Asa. J ! les NcCLOSKEY,
--'..-s l.-et = NJ r1 os 'sioS'
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May 4. isI7.-3t.
1,NRRIA COUNTY, SS:

CAMBRIA COUNTY. SS:
~ And now, April 81. 1871. II is ordered
that the Jury Commissioners draw from the wheel %
The names OF thirty six persons 10 serve as Irav
erse Jurors at adjourned term oil the t"urt OF
Common Pleas of said county 20 ne heid on tIe
yr"t com mcncinx on the third Monday OF June
nevt 1877 and that the proper venire "r s,i mon
ing of the Jurors drawn be issued 10 the Shefth
'sss.,;., c.uy,v By the Court
And now 81 April. it is ordered that the Irai
Jist tor aJjuurned term commcnc ny 81 Nonday
President Ju.igc is disqualified, and such other
cases in addit on. not to exceed ie" as may ne
iTc ION cases TO he made up by the Prothouo ary
seIectfn L the oldest from those put down
'7 by the Court.
lttc.t-R MC('oIaAS, Prot thonotary
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18
a : NJ KEINI

p. VI KEIM,
), 'icIAs AND SuRGE,,S.
l,a 0rros,. LD 'ETTO. PA.
=. .Ir slte A. Y. Christy's Dru store.
H4le .. The c9ee. rs-. ~ !
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QUART LICENSE
Henry Fritz & Co. ~ 50 Z. :. Fisher s Co. 80 80
john Iudwick.-.- 80 80
l. +. J. PARRISII. do certify the above to he
II correct list of Hotels "r Tdverns assessed in
Cambria county for the year lS,I.
Z J. PARRISH.
Nav l. lz,..-4t. Mercantile Appraiser.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-18

MEMORIALS are constantly being sent
to Washington to bc presented to the
next Congress proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution aboliShlng
the Presidency, and transferring hi'
mowers to seven Secretaries, each to
be delegated with equal power.
Three are to be elected by the Senate
from its own members, and four by the
House from its members. They are
to be elected for two years, each
House retaining the power to dispIace
any of them elected by itself at any
time. The majority is to decide all
questions. This proposed constltu
tional amendment looks like good
zone. Seven men are not as liable to
be swayed by prejudice or pubic opin-
ion as one, and not SO easily bribed.
Under the present state of affairs,
when politics are constantly undergo
inc changes, and new and important
questions arising, it appears to be
n,udent to submit them to the Coun-
Gil of Seven, and let the majority, and
not one man, decide.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-18
LETTER FROM ROUsTABoUT.

Placerville since the subsistence of
the excitement consequent upon the
races has manifested a state of con-
siderable quietude. The heavy
<drenching rains Of the past few days
has tended in part to bring about the
result. This rain has been God
send to mining interests, but slightly
damaging to farmers on the Upper
-Payette, as their harvests have not
all been we'll cared for let.
In the town things look more en-
couraging since Leon Fuld has re-
ceived and opened part of his fine
stock of goods, miners and farmers
supplies, and in fact everything III the
general merchandise line.
Martin Cathcart, whose pegging
awl and hammer are constantly piled
all day and till ten o'clock at night, is
deserving OF patronage and receives
it.
J. W. Dawson, of the international
Hotel, monopolizes most Of the bust
ness in his line, and it is sufficient to
say that the establishment is fully
maintaining its deserved popularity
of the rast.
"Old Cap" at~the Franco American
saloon sells you whiskey, lager beer,
cigars or cigaritas, and anything he
has for one bit. His place is a kind
of headquarters for excellent lager
beer.
There are good many pleasant
people in Placerville.
Col. Stevenson has just retired
from the Masonic Grand Lodge, hav-
ing been reelected Grand Master.
John Merrill is here, and not in
very good health. Mrs. ,Merri.l, with
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their little boy, is visiting for few
days in Centerville.
Fred Campbell returned to Placer
vile on the 18th from cruise through
the mountains, his trip extending as
far north as the waters of the Salmon.
He says the Indian atrocities have
not been reported as demoniacal as
facts warrant. He speaks of being
informed of acts of atrocity perpetrat-
ed by the devils beyond belief, and
too revolving to berepeated. Camp
bell exhibits couple OF pouches OF
war paint he found in the nelghbor-
hood of Indian valley. Since Camp
BELLS return j. G.. Hughes received a
letter from Mr.. Jennings, who was in
company with Campbell part of the
time, stating that the tracks OF a hun
dred or two hundred ponies had been
seen going in the direction of the
Clearwater, and he was apprehensive
it might be some Of Joseph's friends,
and expressing solicitude concerning
CampbelPs safety.
RousrABoUT.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-18
Summons.
TERRITORY OF IDAI

TERRITORY OF IDAHO. e.
County of Boise
In the Probete Court for Boise county, !. T.
John Mccarthy, plaintiff, vJ.Cornelius Haley and
Timothy Dacey, defendants:
I1O CORNELIUS HALEY AND TIMOTHY DA-
B cey, defendants above named: In the name of
the people of the United states in the Territory OF
Idaho you are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office OF the Judge and ex-Oficio Clerk
of the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Terri
tory. the complaint of John Mccarthy against you
for the sum of Four Hundred and Fifty ($450l Dol
lars, with interest at the rate of per cent per
month from the 18th day of June. 1876. and that
unless you appear and answer to said complaint
within ten days after the service hereof if served
within Boise county, and within twenty days il
served ont of said county. but within Idaho Terrific
ry. and within thirty days from the publication
hereof exclusive OF the day of servicel judgment
will be taken against you by default for the of
Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with nterest at
per cent from June II, 1876, with costs of action
and advertisement.
a<@IN In testimony whereof hereunto set my
III et4sfs hand and afiix the seal of said Court at
80 Idaho City, Sep. s 1877. 7. S. HART
Probate Judge and exofficio Clerk of said Court.
GEO. AINsLIE attorney for plaintiff.
Sep. Z, TT-4w.l
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or United States Senator from Mary

for United States Senator from Mary
land.
Yellow fever is raging in Florida.
It is intimated that Rogers Will
bring a libel suit, probably criminal
against the San Francisco Chronicle.
Senator Morton is yet in such a
condition of health as to cause much
anxiety among his friends.
Sitting Bull has been ordered out OF
the British possessions, and he obeyed.
A swimming match, distance five
miles, came off at Long B,anch few
days ago between Wade, Of Brooklyn,
and Prince, of St. Louis, aud won by
the latter.
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Summons.

In the District Court of the Second Ia.
trict of the Territory of Idaho, in and ~.
of Boise. ue count
Catherine Mosher. plaintiff, VS.. Calehp ),
defendant: AOiAa
zEaO CALEB B. MOSHER: IN THE ~,
the people of the United States ~ ~ NahE o.
ry of Idaho. you are hereby notified ,h as isifa
now on file in the Office Of the Clerk n .n .aee
Court of the Second judicial District 90 n '. ess
tory, in Idaho City, County of Boise tho sau lsh
OF Catherine Mosher, demanding judpmen.. alaa
you that the bonds of matrimony hereto,0as. aSanS
ing between plaintiff and defendant he Ma -. ers
and that the custody of the child en-. tbs Ni =;
said marriage, be awarded to plaintiff: and ~. s
be required to pay a reasonable sum irsa {I a
defray the expenses Of this action and for CUT
fees, and for such other and further rel,es
Court may seem proper; and that uni 50 Won ~
and answer to said complaint within ten ds,.apSN
the service hereof if served within ten days ~
the service hereof If served within Boiss -. as
and within twenty days il served out Of sa;d
but within said Judicial District and within M
days if served out of said District (excIusvs ~
day o service), plaintiff will apply to the cm,,s
the relief sought for in her comploint
l. testimony whereof. /, A. +. p.h,.,
r. l son, Clerk of said District Conf 'I l..
A' % hereunto set my hand and affixed II. ~
~ of said COnrt, at Idaho City, thi. ON y
of August A. d. 1877 A. L. RICHARDSON
BY q. w. RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk.
George Ainslie, attorney for plaintiff.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-18

WHEN President Hayes took his seat
he informed the people that his inten-
ton was to remain at Washington, his
post of duty, during his term of Office.
Only six months have passed since
then, and yet he has completed one
pleasure excursion and gone on an
other.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-18

The New York Sun says South Car
DINA has received all the arms she is
entitled to for the next forty years. 1t
has been discovered, also, that the ex-
traordinary issue Of arms was through
Don Cameron, who, at the instance OF
John Patterson, run this load of arms
in that State for the exclusive use OF
the negroes
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-18

THERE are evidences that the tussel
for organizing the next Senate of the
United States will be a close one. The
Democrats have only one vote to gain
to get a majority, and the Republicans
are becoming alarmed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-18
LATEST NEWS.
RousTABoUT.


Governor Of Massachusetts by the In
dependent Greenback Convention, over
Ben Butler, forty-fve to one.
General Crook has left Corinne with
detachment to intercept the Nez
Perces.
The Gar will return to St. Peters
burg.
The Russians have captured Plevna.
The loss to the Turks in the engage
ment was enormous.
An Ostrok correspondent shows that
the surrender Of Nicsics was necessl
tated by the Montenegrins having
stormed the positions commanding the
citadel. The garrison, VIII oh was
originally 400 strong, lost 200 during
the siege in killed and prisoners.
Fifteen hundred regular Mexican
troops have been ordered to the Rio
Grande to enforce the terms Of the ex-
tradition treaty between the United
States and Mexico.
The details Of the confession of ex-
Treasurer Parker, of South Carolina
have been published. He declares
that Patterson, Chamberlain and 9th
ers have been guilty of the grossest
frauds. The legislatures have been
bribed, and the entire government en-
tered upon a reign Of unparalleled
corruption. The worst developments
of the Tweed ring are no comparison.
The obsequies Of Theirs were cele-
brated in Paris, on the Sth inst, in
very imposing manner. and everything
passed off quietly.
The Pope's lungs are partly para
lyzed, aud he is not feeling as we'll as
he had been.
President Hayes is in Ohio.
The Emperor and Empress Of Bra
I'll have sailed from Lisbon for Rio ia
metro.
Trouble is expected in Thessaly. A
state Of siege was proclaimed for the
purpose of disarming Greek inhabi
tants.
Col R. Clay Crawford, a confeder-
ate general. is said to exist in person
of Osman Pasha.
Assistant Secretary Mccormick, of
the Treasury Department, has retired
on account of ill-health.
Eastern Washington Territory
north Of the Snake, and Northern and
Middle Idaho is constituted a military
district, to be known as the District
OF the Clearwater.
Corinne, Utah, was lately visited
by an earthquake.
Thomas Francis Curly, who mur
dercd Mary Ann Whitley, was hanged
i'll the prison at Norristown, Penn, ON
the 10th inst.
,Pervin Ii. Sumner, who was arrest
ed in New York in the spring ofl876|
on the affidavit of Rev. Cora Os-
barne, charging him viii having
forged receipt for 5000 worth of fur.
niture while resident of San Fran
cisco, has commenced suit OF $25,-
600 damages against Osbarne and
Henry Hasfort. Sumner claims thai
Osbarne tried to blackinail him.
Montgomery Blair rs candidate
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-18

GAMBErrA failed to appear in court
to answer to the charge of insulting
MacMahon, and was sentenced to three
months imprisonment and fine Of
1000 francs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-18

A DEFINITE agreement has been ar
rved at between Greece and Russia
in regard to the protection Of Chris
'tians in Turkey.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-18

JOHN Taylor has been declared Brig
ham Young's successor by the Apos-
files of the Mormon church.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-18
Notice.

n BOUGHT OUT THE INTEREST OF All TONG
B and Wong Sing in the Beaver creek mining prop
erty formerly owned by EcLhart & Judge on the let
of last August. will not lie responsible for any
debts contracted by the sal All Tong and Wong
Sing. sPOE YAM.
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IDAHO CITY. I. T.,

Corre.pondence from all parts Of the
country solicited.
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The Portland Daily Standard has
been changed to morning paper. 1t
is now the only daily in that city, the
Oregonian having "acquiesced"
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Notice.

HAVING LEASED THE PHOTOGRAPHIC IN
II struments of Thomas Currie until the first of
February, 1878, will reit the gallery lately occn-
pied by H. 9. Tandy, and will be prepared to fur
nish ali kinds of work pertaining to the business
in su .erior manner within ten days from this
cate. A c. BUAIAR,
IDAHO CITY Sep. 4. '77-3wl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-29

The death Of the greatly-belored and
honored pastor Of Eutaw-Place Baptist
church Rev. Dr.. Fuller created vacancy
not only In the church, but in the community
at large, which it was felt would be very
difficult to fill. Consequently much inter-
est has been felt as to who would be his sue
ccssor in the pulpit from which he SO often
and so eloauently discourscd to the. editica-
ton and instruction Of his large congrega-
ton. Recently committee was appointed
BY the church with the view Of taking steps
towards filing the vacant pulpit. The
result Of the work OF this committee was
that they RECOMMENDED the calling Of Rev. f.
Fl. kerfoot, Of Midway, near Louisville, Ky,
as pastor OF Eutaw-Place Baptist church.
This recommendation was announced IN
the church mt the close OF the morning
service on Sunday last, and meeting OF the
church members will be held in about Il
week to act on the recommendation by vote.
There is every reason to believe that the
committees report will be adopted, and
that the call will then be formally rendered
to the reverend gentleman mentioned. The
congregation are already acquainted with
him, he having preached to them on two
Sundays few weeks ago, when he made Il
most favorable impression. Rev. Mr.. ker-
foot is comparatively young, being about
thirty years of age. He is native OF Fir-
slnia. Recently he was rendered profess
sorship in the Southern Theological Semi
nary, which was but lately removed from
Greenyille to Louisville. II the reverend
gentleman should become the pastor OF
Eutaw-Place. Baptist church, OF course the
Drofessorship will be declined Baltimore
american, 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-29
Virginia..

COMMITTEE OF lNvEsTIGA ALTON AT NORFOLK IN
EARTH A $4,000 FRAuD-FELL DEAD IN
STORE.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, August 2S.-The committee OF
investigation from Washington. engaged
in uneartbing the frauds committed at the
c,,stom-house during Luther Lees admin
istraton here, have ascertained the embez-
elements SO far amounting to S2S, 900. The
committee diYulge nothing to reporters
until the report is sent to Washington.
The dcputy-colector Gettslich), the cashier
(Miller), and the treasury agents Chamber
lain and Aver will doubtless get clear and
the securities OF Lee will have to reimburse
the Government. The laborS OF the COM
mittee will be at an end in day or two.
NJ. ]. Fogarly, widely-known news
dealer OF Norfolk, fell dead in his store to-
day. Intcmperance and a late protracted
spree was the cause.
RETURN OF ARTILLERY TO FORT MONROE.
Fort MONROE, VA, August 2S.-Battery
X, Second artillery; battery \, Third artil-
lery and battery C, Fifth artillery, returned
this mornin" from Cumberland, Md. This
completes the garrison here, and the eXer-
cises OF the artillery school will be resumed
on Sentember 1St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC4 NEWS,
THE PRESIDENT COMING TO
RICHMOND.

r.
A TwENTY-EIGllT- THOUSAND DOLL AR
GOVERNMENT FRAUD, .UNEARTHED, IN
NoRFoLK-MEETING OF THE CABINET:
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PRESIDENTS
WESTERN TRIP GOVERNOR HAMPTON
NOT RECOGNIZED BY JUSTICE CARTIER,
OF wAsI1INGToN-FELL DEAD IN HIS
STORE IN EoRFoLK-LARGE SHIPMENT
OF COIN TO THE UNITED STATES FROM
'ENGLAND-THE SARATOGA RACES
GREAT sCULL-RACE IN NEW YoRK-TES-
NEssEE ILLICIT DISTILLERS COMING TO
TERMS GREAT MEETING OF KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR AT CLEVELAND, OHIO; A NAM
MOTH PRoCEssIoN-POLAND RELATION
TO RUssIA-THE SIXTH MARYLAND REGI-
MENT. DIsBANDED-INTERN NATIONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WHO ARE IN
&C., &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-29
IOEDOI-N COUNTY.

ICorrrsponGcucc OF TIC Richmond Dispatch.J
LEESRURG. VA, August 26, 1877.
Landon 7. Lovctt. who was sentenced
about 1868. in company with Campbell and
Ed, Wright. 10 fourteen years in the pcnl-
tertiary for demonstrating. and pardoned,
after abou: six years service. by Governor
Walker. and who is \ notorious erii-doer,
was arrested At the Loudoun camp-meetlnS
under Il warrant for stealing horse about
TWO wears ago from Mr.. Chamblin, and
lodged in jail last night. He is strongly
SUSPECTED OF stealing L horse about twO
Round Hill. the present terminus OF the
Washington and Ohio railroad; and also is
said TO have sold 4 horse in Washington
during the Conservative Convention, which
horse was stolen from Mr.. Thomas Hender-
SON. OF Fauquier. Lovctt had made threats
10 burn the barns OF Hannou Lodge ana
others, near Round Hill, and had inspired
grcat terror in that neighborhood, as ne
vas 4 large. strong man, and always went
armed. and Was very desperate.
Mr. Lewis i. nonehoe was drowned in
Tu,carora al :. ford not usually more than
eighteen inches deep. on Friday last, imme-
diaicly after a heavy rain-storm. He was
well acquainted with the ford. having
crossed ii perhaps thousand times; but
this time large log struck his horse and
wagon. and capsized them all. His BODY
was found a short distance below the ford,
in HcmpStope' mill-pond, with the legs
under Il root and the head UP stream, and Il
little below his wagon. The horse was
found lower down, on the comb OF the dam.
f. VI. II.