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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-18
ANOTHER SUPPOSED BURGLARIOUE
ARREST.

Yesterday afternoon officer Duncan arrested
another man, whose name, so far as we could
ascertain, was given as John Doe, on suspicion
of being complicated with William Wilson in
the burglary of Sunday morning. This indi-
vidual like the rest of his ilk, is of recent ar
rival here, and is about twenty-five years of
age. He is known to be a member of the
gang spoken of in our issue of yesterday. 1t
is to be hoped that the whole crowd will be
jagged before long and consigned to their
proper resting place, for number of years
at least, if they do not at once leave this
town.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-18

SAN FRANCISCO, July Q, 1873
CALFORHIA ELASTIC TRUSS Co: After practicing medi
cine many years this city during which time have hsd
extensive experience in the application of all kinds
Trusses and do recommend yours the best in
respect for is perfection modern science
make j. 1t has many advantages the torturins
steel hoop russes which nct great injury the hpa
and spine bringing other distressing ailments such as
lumbagO mObd affections Of the kidneys and numbaess
in the lower limbs all of which avoided by wearing the
California Elastic Truss 1t perfect retainer
combining and comfort, but the pressure can be
changed any degree Ii also remains in the proper
and is night and day with perfect ease 1t Is ser
rior to any of the Elastic rsses the market while
it combines the merits Of ALL 1st-It is easily diusted
and Off with doing away with straps and buckles.
2pThe universal spring between the plate and pad pre-
vents all irritation, which is a the sufferer.
3d-The pad is adjusted and off in an instant, and
be changed for any other size and form suitable 81
the In fact it combines every quality essential n
comfort and durability, and is unequaled in lghtness
elasticity, natural action and artistic finish. Many of ms
patients who afflicted with Hernia wearing them,
and all shall in the future for think The great ease oS
which these purely scientific appliances made eme
cious, ia truly remarkable You refer any parties -
me on the subject of their merits. remain yours Truly,
L. DEXTER LYFORD, NJ. d.
Physician and Surgeon,
600 Sacramea to street, San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
myths 6l5 Sacramento street San Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-18

gang spoken of in our issue of yesterday. 1t
| is to be hoped that the whole crowd will be
jugged before long and consigned to their
proper resting place, for number of years
at least, if they do not at once leave this
town.
THE monotony of the principal boulevard
of our miniature metropolis was varied last
evening by the dulcet strains of a hand organ
in good tune, ground by one armed 'ex-
French sailor; one whose beard had become
gray in the service of La Belle France, and
who has been compelled to seek an humble
living at the end of hand organ, in strange
country whose language is strange and un-
utterable to the old veteran and should such
be the reward for patriots who lose their
limbs and jeSpardize their lives in their
struggles for the honor and perpetuity of
power of their native countries! But it APP
pears that services rendered are soon forgotten.
1t is true, and it is pity.
ORNAMENTED CAKE-In the show window
of Cavanaugh's bakery there are two fruit
cakes ornamented in the highest style of the
confectioner's art Whoever executed that
work is certainly an artist in his line. But
what is of greater interest in connection with
those cakes is, we are informed, that they are
intended for a wedding breakfast or lunch,
shortly to come off in this city. The names
of the principal persons at this entertainment
We are unable to give, as we do not know
them ourselves.
Docs PoIsoNED.-Quite number of worth
less ours have within the last few days, bal
anced their earthly accounts in this city and
gone to the happy hunting ground ere
ated for CANNES in the unexplored space.
The work of thinning out the ranks of Vthe
numerous worthless dogs in Carson is COM
but it is to be hoped that the ex-
whoever they are, will confne
their labors to that class of dogs only, and
make no mistake by poisoning valuable ami
mails
To VOTERS OF ORMsBY CoUNrY.-See that !
you are registered for the coming election. |
The registration books are now open, and
j udge Wltner6l, our accommodating OlCe |
Magistrate, will take infinite pleasure in at |
tending to the wants of all American citizens |
in this particular. Do not stand upon the |
order of attending to this matter, but do so
at once.
THE CARSON GUARD BALL.--To our re-
gret our duties prevented US from attending
this entertainment last night; but we learn
that most delightful time was passed by the
fortunate ones who participated. The gallant
Guards are always successful in their enter
orises, be they social or otherwise. Long may
they exist and flourish.
A NEW TRAGEDY-Sam Davis, the versa
lie "locar' ON the Virginia Chronicle, has
written tragedy, called "The Goose which
Laid the Pewter Eggs" so We are told. He
q now now in San Francisco attending to tie
publication.
M1Nr.-The operations of the Mint are
now solely confined to the coinage of the
tandard silver dollars, the demand for which
8 steadily increasing in the East.
w. Il. STRICKLAND, tho gentlemanly ad-
rance agent of the Haverly Minstrel troupe,
vas on the train last night bound for the
Cast. Il
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N O c. /!

.72e.. There will be held Regular C0mmuni-
sssY cation OF the Nevada Lodge Of Perfection
NJ No.
IRA Friday, September 20. 1878,
NSSA At Masonic Hall, commencing at 7:30 P. M.
WIN All Members and soourning Brethren in
N 4AFA good standing requested to be present
GEO. B. HILL, t.. p. c. M.
j. A. JOHNSON, E. c.. Sec'ty.. spl0td
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-03-01

DEATH IN HIS FAvORITE RoBE.-The
mortuary statistics of the whole civiliz.
world show that about one-fifth of ali man
kind die of consumption alone and the num-
Der OF deaths due to consumption bears a
greater ratio TO the whole number than thai
of any other three diseases toge,ner. More
over, investigation proves that this ratio is
steadily increasing. Its increasing preva-
Ience has led to the popular belief that con-
sumption is lncurable. Every year hun
dreds of these sufferers seek, in the sunny
retreats OF Florida or the dry atmosphere of
Colorado, for health-and find only a grave
The influence of the atmosphere-the on.y
remedial agent that either Florida or Color
ado can afford the consnmptive-is at best
only pdltidtice. The cure of consumption
depends upon two essential conditions 1st
the arrest of the abnormal breaking down of
the TISSUES, which prevents ernaciatiun and
I'd, the restoration of healthy nutrition in
order to stop the formation of tuberculous
matter. Fulfill these conditions, and con-
sumption is curabie as fever. To fulfill
these conditions the required remedy must
increase the appetite, favor the assimilation
OF food, and enrich the blood, thus retarding
the development of tubercles. To accom-
pllsh this more powerful Alternative than
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
never been discovered. At the same time
1t soOthes the irritation of the nervous system
produced by violent coughing, which in its
turn so often leads to more serious results 4?
The use of 'eXpectorants" in consumption
Is absolutely suicidal. For while removing
the tubercl"s already formed, thev produc
yet more serious results by intiaming and
destroying the sound and healthy Tissues
Consumption requires Il remedy that will
soothe while IL relieves harsh medicines
but add fuel to the flame that already threat
ems to consume the system. The Golden
Medical Discovery fulflls these conditions
and has been pronounced the best remedy
yet discovered to aIlay and arrest cOnsump-
ton.
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PRICELESS DISCOVERY.
sure Cure for piles

a sure cure Tor the blind. bleeding. itching nd
ulcerated piles has been discovered by DR. vii
Iiam-an Indian remedy-calIed DR.. w WiIIfam's
Indian Ointment. A single bottle has cured the
worst old chronic eases OF twenty five and THIRTY
years standing. No one need suffer I'VE minutes
atter applying this wonderful SCOT ming IN mediriue
Lotions, instruments and electuarics do more
harm than good Williams Ointment support :
ihe tumOrs. allays the intense Itching (partfcu-
IariN az mig ht after getting warm in bed) acts
poultice, gives instant and painless relief and
Is prepared only for Piles and nothing else
thousands of cured patients attest its virtues
ana physicians of all schools pronounce il the
greatest contribution to medicine of the age. 1t
matters not how long or severely you have been
suffering. you can be cured
MT: Joseph NJ Ryder. Cleveland Ohio. writes
L. suffered for years with Itching and Urlcerat ed
fiies tried remedy after remedy advertised. and
consulted physicians in Philadelphia, LOuisville
cincinnati. indianapolis and this city: and spent
hundreds OF dollars, but found relier until Oh
tanned a box OF DIR. Williams Indian Ointment
some four months ago and it has cured me com
pietely. had a part of the box left which gave
10 friend OF mile who had doctorcd with many
physicians and as last resort went to he noted
Hot Springs. Arkansas, for treatment He in
forms me that the Indian Ointment has also cured
him of the Piles 1t is certainty a wonderful dis.
covery. and should be used by the many thous.
ands who are now suffering with that dread
disease.
sB-slo.o00 Reward viii he paid for a more GER
tain remedy. Sold by All Druggists. DIR. q. w.
FRAZIER, sole proprietor, Cleveland, ..
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READ THIS AND PROFIT by It's. Tel
tiebaum Il Brother, of Carrolltown. have
just received another new invoice of goods
wnlch .hey are now offering for sale at much
below former quotations. as will be seen bv
the following list of prices: Brown Sugar.
worth l0c. per 10, reduced to Sc. White
Sugar, worth lie, reduced to &c; Green Rio
Coffee, worth 25c., reduced TO zoe. !; 9 boxes
CoHee Essence worth Soc, reduced to 25c ;
10 yds best Calico with spool and bu;tons
worth Zoe, reduced to 60c. best G Ginghams,
worth Zoe. per yard, reduced to Sc. In ad-
dltlon to all which, mems clothing. boots.
hats, etc, will be sold until April 18th at )
per cent, less than cost by
). TETTELBAUM & BRO,
Formerly Peoples Cheap Cash Store,
Carrolltown, Pa.
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Local Correspondence.



DEAR FIREMAN. thought a few lines from
this quarter would not come amss in your val
have space. We had our first election in the
new township on the 18th inst. and il was
about the name of the township before The elec-
! ti9h' there was petition out 10 have the town
snip called Union. with 20 Sirucrs, and also one
to have it called Elder, with about 50 signers.
The L Mon petition was kept out of the hands
OF the attorney, James &, Easily, Esq. and it
could not be found until after Argument Court
and as one of our worth old citizens remarked
In his own peculiar way, by this we have been
Now, it becomes my painful duty to let you
sicIe ,ne OF S2hr paper know OK very
return Judge of our election, H. &. DeVine.
Thursday. the 2lst inst. He was walking while
a friend of his was riding the horse that he bad
rode, anu when they came to Jacob Kirk
Patrlcks place, it being dark at the time, Mr..
ID. accidentally stepped into a rut, or hole in
the road, and fell and he thinks broke one
OF the bones in his right leg above the ankle.
He was carried into the house of Mr.. Jacob
kirkpatrick, where he is now being well taken
care of and where it is to be hoped be will soon
recover from his injuries.
Elder township elected very good men for
toWnshlp othcers' ana though 1t was feared that
tiOn 1t passed off without any one being hurt.
l cannot forget the remark made the other day
by our worthy physician. Dr. Pillsbury, who
says that the name of Elder and the elder weed
are both remarkable. He claims TO have dis
covered a new cure for fractured limbs in the
application of elderberry poultices to the bro
Ken parts, which he saws will effect n perfect
cure in about two weeks. He is going to apply
for a patent right on his elderberry poutice,
which also, in his opinion, possesses q great
magic power, and can't see why il shouldn't,
as the very name of Elder alone had magic
power enough to draw out a petition of 10
signers, which was marked at st, Boniface and
addressed to James G.. Easily at Carroltown on
Friday preceding the last Argument Court and
held II out from that office until the township
was confirmed with the name Elder and then
II was drawn back again into the post-office at
Carro,ltown. "All by tiss bnn beet" But
| think II there is any virtue in having power
ful name for the township, then we have il in
Elder, and if only those men who wanted the
name OF Elder applied to our township will
hereafter be honest, and never again initiate
the Louisiana Returning Board, then 4 viii
think toe battle is all over and no Union man
hutt; though if there sh0 Ild be one injured |
advise him to apply DIR, PiIlsbury's Elderberry
poultice. the great cure all. by tiss we pecn
all right" More anon.
i WoULD-BE UNION MAN.
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ENJOY LIFE.-What truly beautiful
world we live III Nature gives Us a grand
eur OF mountains, glens and oceans, and
thousands of means for endowment We can
desire no better when in perfect health :
but how often do the majority of people
feel like giving it up dsheartened, discour-
aged aud worried out with disease, when
mere Is no occasion for this feeling, as every
sHHerer can easily obtain satisfactory proof
that Green's August Flower will make
them as free from disease as when born
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint is the di-
rect cause of seventy I've per cent of such
inaiadles as Biliousness, Indigestion Sick
Heaoache, Costtveness, Nervous Prostra-
non, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation of
the Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
ThSee loses of August Flower will prove its
wonderful effect Sample bottles 10 cents.
Try II; For sale by Lennon & Murray
Ebensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-03-01

HANDSOMELY REFITTED The prea.
Steam Dental Establishment 27S Penn ave-
nue., has been refitted throughout, and now
presents an elegant appearance. Dr. Quincy
a. SCOTS business, already the largest in
the state, is steadily increasing. In connec-
e,oh with ms large fine reception rooms,
there are six different offices, which are con-
stantiy filled with people seeking relief from
pam, getting artificial teeth or having their
natural ones filed and preserved The Sc
cret OF the Doctors success is simply that
ne Is the most skillful dentist in the State.
always gives satisfaction to his patients, and
charges less for first class operations than
any one else.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-03-01

BUBOUOCELE, OR RUPTURE.-Over forty
years experience i'll the application of trusses
ana the treatment of RUPTURE has enabled
me TO do the best that can be done in al V
such cases. make and apply trusses which
VIII always hold in rupture breach of
any KIND, and located in any part of the
oody. In large number of cases | can ef-
feet thorough and radical cure Who is
there that will lipger through life with this
dangerous deformity when such assurances
OF safety are offered No one. In cases of
children, cure can always be affected, as
well as IN the cases of females, although the
disease Is as one to five in that of the other
sex. L likewise treat, successfully. every
disease OF deformity and weakness needing
outward supports, "a we'll as chronic diseases
OF difficult and stubborn character Those
VINO have tried other sources and failed.
would serve their interest in calling on or
addressing me.
DIR. kEYsER, 240 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh.
Pa, opposite Christ's Church. Cut this out
iof reference. [2-S.-1m.1
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LICENSE NOTICE.

DETfTT0NS for Tavern, Quart and Earil'g
Il House Licenses have been filed ia the ufii -ts
of the Clerk of The Court of Quarter Session
of the Peace. In and Tor the County of Cambria,
by The following named Persons, and wiili -
lST MONDAY or MARCH. ls7s.
TAVERN LICENSES.
Adams Twp.-Jacoh II. Spreul.
AlleEheny rwP.-MaTy Metiough.
Chest Springs Bor-John r. Litsinger. Jehn
Chest Twp.-1oseph Rhody.
Carroiltown Bor.-Lawrence Schroth, Edwars
l.. Binder. Andrew a. Haug
Conemaugh Bor.- Joseph Nentzer John VIII
man, LIST Ward Hugh Greenwood Michael Too
hey. Joseph DALEY. Lawrence Reich. 2d Ward.
Cambria Bor.-Peter Roth Charles Bowie Rer-
nard Fitzpatrick. Edw'd Howe, Mich1 Hsllora u.
Henry Gore. Elizabeth Mcdonald, LIST ward;
Croyle Twp.-Peter Brown John Metzger
Clearfeld Twp-Thomas Dunphy.
East Conemaugh Bor.-LenOra Kes:, David Fa-
Ebensburg Bor-T. II. HeIst. East Ward: Mt
w est Ward.
Franklin Bor.-Pe,er Rubritz.
GailiJzin Bor.-Albert Bender, James MauIls.
Daniel &. Nandrew.
Johnstown Ror-Henry Won Alt. John Karr.
lst Ward +. IL Wiliour. John Raab John V
Shafer. Philip Schultheis. Conrad Raab. Eliza
beth Kohler. Thomas = Davis John Schiffhou-
John McDermitt. John Coad Michael Finexan
i,at K Ocounell 2d Ward; Joseph Boxler Iof,n
Zimmerman. sr., Charles Kast. John VI. king
ker Sd Ward 4 PfefTer Wm n RaneriV w,
III. Thompson. Jacob Fend 4 h Ward; Johanna
Weiganf, 5th Ward; Henry Shaffer 9th War
1-oretto Bnr--Florian Bengele. A. Z. ChriS:y.
Millville Bor--Emanuel James. Richard bow
ling. Jos. Fieldhouse. Hugh McGrOry, LIST " ard;
Robert Sagerson. 2d Ward
Geistown. Richland Twp.-Christiana Helms,
Bernard Nees
Summttvllle BOr.-Christian Reich.
1unnclhil Bur Michael McNorris Anthony
McCuc. Mathew Dign' IN. Patrick O'Dowd.
Ntlmore Bor.-Geo " enderoth, Joseph Horner,
John SehrOth.
pAss,a Wsshington Twp;-Eilas J. Unger; Michael {.
Bradley. Geo. J. SchIadcrer. &. 4. George. Mar
garet Helle. Mark Mclaughlin, J. :. kieI.
Hoder Twp.-Bacob ROehm.
QUART LICENSES
Johnstown Bor.-Henry Fritz, John Ludwig,
Fisher & Co.. Sd Ward.
EATING HOUSE LICENSES.
Chest Twp.-ThOmas OFT George Crook
Carrolltown Bor.-Henry Blum. Julius SteIch
Johnstowu Bor--Ann Mary Kurtz lsr ward:
Charles wehn, John A Stemmsr, Jacob Jaeoby
4th Ward.
Ioretto BOr.-Peter Brown
w llmore Bor-lohn SchrOth p. F. Kirby.
Warrington Iwp.-Iesse McCiough Christie
pher Robine. O. + O-pONNEII, CLERK
Clerks ONCE, Ebensburg Feb. L. ls7s.-st.
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A DASTARDLY ATTKMPT TO WRECK A
IRAIN.-Just after the snapper engine
had been uncoupled from the Cincinnati
Express west in the Pa. r. r. tunnel at
Gallltzfn, on Saturday morning last about
clock, fer the purpose, as is the custom.
OF running IL out of the way of the train and
on TO one of the side tracks a red light was
swung near the western end of the tunnel as
signal OF danger by some person unknown
who doubtless intended thereby to bring on
n collision between the train and the un-
coupled engine, with the probable hone that
n terrible wreck and n chance for Wholesale
plunder would be the result. Fully aware
however, of the danger behind him, and
presuming that worse fate could possibly
await him in front, the engineer of the
snapper, choosing what he conceived to
be the least OF two evils, diSregarded the
signal given and drove ahead at a more
rapid speed than ever, finally coming ont on
the side track without meeting with the
slightest mishap or accident of auy kind
FINDING that no attention had been paid to
his signal by the engineer of the snapper"
the bearer of the red light swung il ON the
passenger train following and succeeded in
bringing 1t to a halt, after which he put out
his light and disappeared as mysteriously as
he had come, W witEout any one discovering
who iie was or w hat purpose &c had in view,
though if he had succeeded in the fiendisb
work of wrecking the train, which is the
only theory by which his conduct can be
explained, it is fair to presume that with
the aid of confederates in waiting pIunder
and spoliation would quickly have followed
in The wake of diabulsm and what wDuld
in all probability have been wholesale muir
der OF the most fendish aud remorseless
character
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-03-01

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE says: "Mount
Union is among the best, cheapest and most
progressive of American Colleges rendering
thorough education in any Department ao
cessible to all Great improvements lately
made, new buildings under way. The Col
Iege year of Spring. Summer and Fail terms
beginning last Tuesday in February, May
ana August each year. enables students of
either sex to earn expenses by teaching
winters without losing time. Different {
students last year, S52 in 81 years, 1868 !:
propertyworIh S537 ,S69, benefitting students.
FOR new catalogue address Pres. Hartsiorn,
LII. D., Alliance, Ohio.
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"A CREDITABLE RECORD.-A friend furn
ishes the Altoona Mirror with the followinr

On the night OF December 81, 1852, s. J. Hill
or uneven station, started out with a tin Ian
tern suppHed with Il taliOw candle, as a night
Waterman on the p. X. r., and now February
20, ls'o, he has watched p years and months
In that time he has walked 81 900 miles in the
dlscharge OF his duty, making distance of al
most iour times around the globe, and has not
neen nVe mules from home walking it. In or
der 10 walk that great distance he had to take
Ioi'tii.0n steps, He has done without sleep o.
30ist payday in succession. He has b,lrned Sfo
RaiIohs OF on IN bis lamp; has had one oil can
10 years; ana mas carried one lamp years. He
has a schedule, No. 4, July 5. IS5s in his nossas
SION. lie has carried his watch p years. 10
moitns, ana ~ nights has never had headache
ana never took chewsot tobacco or smoked a
pipe or cigar, 1t was 40 years last October since
he took dram of any kind of liquor No man
woman, or child ever heard him swear an c,f h
ana De has always enjoyed good health,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-03-01

=. K. THOMPSON GREAT HEALING
IMMINENT, for sores. frosted feet fever
sores, burns, old ulcers, boils, ETC., etc. A
sure and speedy cure
directions. Spread on thin cloth, and
change once or twice day, washing each
time with genuine CASTLE Soap Prenared
by r. r. Thompson, Ti;usville, Pa, and sold
g ceats.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

For proof of he fact my circular which Win
be sent FREE to any address. OaOAR g. Aosl,S
81 Cortland. street New York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-03-01

q UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The un-
"a dersigued, having been appointed AT
ditor by the Orphans Court of Cambria county
to report distribution of the fund in the hands 0F
r. Dumphy, administrator OF John Dumphy.
decd, as shown by his final account. to and
amongst those entitled TO receive the same. here
By gives notice that he will sit at his office in
Ebensburg. on SATURDAY, the 9th day of NJ ECH
next. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. for the purpose of at
tending to the duties Of his SAID appointments; at
which time and place all persons interested may
attend ii they see proper.
!. q LAKE. Aaaltof
Ebensburg, Feb. 22. ISIS st.
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EYH Z NEAL.

ELTZER-McCONNELL LL.-Married, at ST
MIchaePs church. Loretto, on Tuesday, Feb. 26.
Io.o, by Rev Father Bush, Mr.. FERnINAND
SHELTER, of Brady's Bend Pa, and Miss An
ME L. McCONN ELL, of Alleghe township.