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4 Urf Sports.
YESTERDAYS RACES AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August t9s-In the first
race-Mile dash-Checkmate won easily );
Oriole second. Time, 1.4el
In the second racc-niIc. antl-a-hali dash
Governor Hampton won; Gabriel second,
Jennie i. third. Time, 2.Ij.
The third was Il selling racc--one mile and
an cighth-aad was won by Edwin A. !;
Dan 4. second, Eunicc third. Time. 2.0l}.
The fourth was Il free handicap hurdle
race-two miles. over eight burdles-and
was won by Reading; Disturbance second,
Mo0nstone third. Time, 4.02.
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TUTT'S HAIR-DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
i WHISPERS changed TO GLOSSY BLACK by 4
single application of this DYE. 1t imparti n
Natural Color. acts InstautancnllsIy. and Is rs
Harmless rs sprn2-watrr. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt of ~. -
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW lOith.
Tau lJ.eodi Fcl9l
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Bridge Disaster.

A WAGON 1sND EIGHT PERSONS REECJPITATED
INTO THE HaUSAToNS-
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, August 19-By the
falling OF hrotien bridge over the Housa-
tonic at Stockbridge, Mass to-day, a
wagon copsaining eight persons was pre-
cipitatcd inEo the river One Of the party
was taken ont dead. two badly hurt, and
the others nore or less injured. -
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The Coal Wnr TN Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO. August ia dispatch
from Eureka. Nevada, says: THE coal
war has broken out afresb. A sherItf'S
posse OF nine men attacked a coal Innch at
Fish Greek between Sunday and last eve
ming. Many shots were fired. Five Italians
were killed and six badly wounded, and
several prisoners taken. None OF the She
riffs posse were hurt. General Sabin,
commanding this division, had yesterday
relieved the military from duty, but on
hearing OF the Fish-Creek fight he mus
tered them all in again.
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COMMERCIAL.
u
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Angus. 8. 1870.
c.rrt,;c,,1N4;s REPORTED TO Seer ETARY.

OFFERINGS REpUR1Eb ~ ocCHEIAhx.
wHEAT.-White, 496 bushels. Red: 5,296 bush
els: OF which 25S bushels were re. xhioltrd.
CoRs.- ITsae. 332 bushels. feHo1,oo bushels.
Aired. 900 bushels.
OATs.-l.O40 bushels.
RYE.-2a bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 80 bushels very good at sl.O7;
31a bushels on private terms: IA Snshels good ut
ii 0h--total 4S6 bushels. Red, 100 bushels very
good Lancaster a, IL. O5 Sc bushels COED Lancas-
ter al sIO5: Al bushels common Lancaster ~ 81
20 bushels very good Lancaster AZ 9l.oe; Ssy
bushels on private terms: "a bushels WrY soo1 AZ
slOS; 2e4 bushels mixed on private terms q;
Sushels mixed al 81: laS bushels common fGst,: al
9Oe. SO bushels prime Fu!iS at 97s' IA " t Shels
a5c.: 200 bushels good Eultz on private .erms
352 bushels prime Futz at aee.; $50 busy els very
GOOD Futz at 9Sc.; 37S bushels very goov. Rutta u,
07c.; 46 bushels fair Furz a. e9e.; 20 bushels
commcn Fullz nj 76c.; 80 bushels sr,od fultx y,
CoaS~Wh,ts. SO bushels very good at &c. Yel'
lotn, So bushels prime al 600. Nrsd, 500 bashel.
ON private terms; 132 bushels prime at oSc-totsi
aS nHh 1as1s5sso bushels good winter q, ACE
| EYE,-20 bushels AZ 99c,
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August t3.-E0oa--StAcss strong
Mcnry. 6Ge7 per ceiI. rxc!ia'Ir-fAhE, 1s15a.
short. 1884. State boNs dull. lissernE,enI oeroh2
and higher. ,.
Ersaing.-M Money easy at 5e,E per cent, closin;:
al ,. Exchange. ASfa@iS1h. Governments stInhS
Ard higher: new IS, 1929; III per ceals' lo'''' X
p0e cents, l0ll, states dull.
HiLTiIUEE.
n,ITrMoPp August la-VirginLa G's, deferred.
& consols. 5sh: second series, Z8s: ne" lV'aes'
491; pa,,-s!u. coupons, slA. Bid to-day.
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The Boston Mystery sTnrayclIed.
THE NURDERERs ARRESTED-CONFEsSIO OF
ONE OF THEM.

THE NURDERERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
ONE OF THEM.
BosToH, August 19.-The parties who
murdered Joseph F. Frye in this city last
week have been discovered and arrested.
They are two BARRIERS one Greek named
Antonio Ardito, and the other an Italian
boy sixteen years OF age, named Niccolo
Iniantino. Frye had been in the habit of
getting shaved at the shop OF Niccolo
and had taken Il great fancy to him.
inviting him frequently to his (Frye's)
house to play billiards. Niccolo confessed
that he persuaded the old gentleman to let
him bring Il friend (Antonio Ardito) with
him on the last such occasion, and the Greek
and Italian agreed to rob him and pinnder
the house while a third confederate watch
ed outside. Upon pretence Of wanting 10
be shown over the house they dccoycd Frye
down into the basement and there murder
ed him, Ardito sta5bin@ him with pair OF
BARRIERS shears and NIccolo shooting him
through the head with Il revolver. They
then pIundered the house and LETT without
having been noticed. Nicco!o has made Il
full confession, and most OF the property
has been recovered.
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Fire.

DETROIT August ia fire as Hillsdale,
Mich, last night destroyed tbs Wal dron
block. the largest building in the city, in
Guiding six stores, the Offices Of the city
authorities, and the post-oilice. Loss, $780,
0no
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Aquatic,

THE REGATTA AT BARRIE, ONTARIO.
BARRIE. ONTARIO. August l9.-The first
race. amateur double sculls, two miles, with
turn, was won by the Collingwood Club.
Time, ijisren minutes.
The second race, amateur, four
boats, two miles, was won by the Peter
horo' Club. Time. fifteen minutes. Han
Ian and Riley will row of dead heat OF yes
teruaT's race Tomorrow.
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NEW YORK, August 19.-Thc swimming
match between Captain Webb and Paul
Boynton Tor $1,000 aside, and $1,000 added
by James Gordon Bennett, will take place
ut Newport Friday, August 20th.
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suicide OF u Cilixen OF Wheeling,
- -. w. W.

!. WHEELING. WA, August t0.-John r.
Hubbard, prominent citizen OF this place,
and late Republican candidate for Congress
from this district. committed suicide of
Green Spring Run yesterday by shooting
himself through the head. He was Tempo
rariIy insane .a! - d.
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CONSTIPATION.

CONSTIPATION.
Only with regularity Of The bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If The constipation is OF recent
date a .lnrle dose OF TUFTS PILLS will safics,
but if it has become hsbltual one pill should be
taken every night. gradually lessening the fire.
quency OF the dose until regular daily movement
ID obtained, which win soon follow.
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MONDAYS STORM.
-, manage Done sn the Vicinity OF
Norfolk.

,>,rps OF HOUSES IN NORFOLK us-
III Nm ATLANTIC HOTEL DAMAGED
HoV' cHURCH-ST Observation-Disclosures WATER
fAI nn rur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BANKS
,,,ou AND DRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
',rxr-l.oss OF soc, ooo-NUMERoUs YES.
sS,s ,spoRr-Loss OF LlFE-WRECKs ON
CHESAPEAKE BAY-GREAT DESTRUCTION
AZ r..M-uOrSEs AND STA n ID IN q
>,,ops- THE LATEST NEWS BY NAIL AND
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Rev. r. F. Osgond, New York. says:
u have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach, and Ner-
yousness. / never had any medicine to do NE go
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
" represenfnd.''
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
fan 15-poftFcl OF
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STAGE LINE.

On AMI; after AUG UST = 9TH my stages vi u con-
meet with the strcercars at !Twenty!hflh and Main
stree fsl every srfreeh ndnIes and run to Twenty
NFth AID VenabIe streets. -
IA rect gers will bel conveyed 70 tpat
point WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE, ,r,,
au 1Q-lW u. M DELLA
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MARfNE HyTZLLiGENCs.~-.
MINIATURE AIMASAC-AUGrsr2 0' 1877.
sun Eisss, ~ yor. nsn $780, GIT
.Tnou ~, 4.l2 E-sai1x....... OBJ
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST TO- ls7S'

c.~o- p,.hmora Ke,ly New York, merchants
,,s. anI ,.ssanvers. G.. ~. Allen CO.. agents. Gan
Steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk, ln',sa r,tnm.
mail. merchandise, and passengers L. De
Steamer Pioneer. Plat rhilsdeipin n,cn1 s
disc aud passengers. }. ". MeCarrex, LEV me,cban-
| Schooner Lena Winsdor' Loeo D' '''
d' sshooaer +. C. Hickman, Dodd, Derby |0h"''
coal Curtis Parker. .a.......
800 MEMORANDA.
,r.rs, ,7-Arriyed: sehooaers \.
NEW ,,or, irwin: j. Is vandusen. Berg Sso,pSe
,f,I,ncs. sharrets: aud Mary Brewer "o''''''
from Richmond ,Is rrtyad: Schooner
r Bags ouilan, from Riehmonuai Schooner J.
sAkTiaoRs; August sr 1 fs,.r. sars. ,.,
H. through Gen Kate, bound. ear Rom RicR.
i nh: schooner II: w. 6rinp' s'0Ae'"A'
moud for New Hayen'
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DR.. !. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark. says:
"After practice OF twenty-five years, pronounce
TUFTS PILLS the best aati-bilious medicine ever
made.n
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.rntra cked oy o MIsplae e.l SWITCH.

LANCASTER, PA, August l9.-An engine
and fonr, Cars OF the htlan,!c express were
Thrown from the track to-day at Dll!ervIhe,'
on the PENNSYLVANIA road, By anspiaeea
switch, No lives were lost,
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s.ACfiN1oND M1aIShGAo
TUESDAY, August 10, 1870.



1 as1,,sa: 99 gD.. ssl,ssI.So p barrel.
70 sSoG. sea1os =" cnoice 'ei'o~' l4@1sc.: fair
| Corn HscL: gfc a bua,,el for c,,n,o
city hills. ,'' o's' iof
&C.: tlpeeIed. 26a3c: cherries. 100 IL. eee.sa.
c'IekeeEries, 3@3Hc. " ''''
,c xse ~ Prime nveScose, s5as4Uc. COMMON.
EtoIs>sd: 81 "A busheL
NIX ..aIsc. I.nmhy. Io@s77Hc:: clover and
II Potofoes: frisi a ts,y,ei a,a.1.o
4 Lard: Country. s@sic "ANN'""'
i Sgmac: gf1Ine. 55c.
i3~ied Ssrap: 3ES4oc-
Iahlgo st@a4:. . D.:
ssry wool WIN Drsax nora 10 &C. : % less ;laa
"en.' nst y, -. ' ~ 800 "''
ssns sgsssIi91f ssi hnsh:,; eosI,,ra
pos ~ scsordsT 70 ansnsSy: @'nfe' SIN
Ptastsr: LIMP. $3.50; ground, So; csletned
o;se'. *. , q. ..es,,o
1d': L'i1e SHe' ""-]~'als "Su'
,, =. '~' "'eS'S""S' "''' "''
aisasol 10 1sa v.spn.
G ;,,n Lys: G.75esl = caos of four
70 ';enasyas: &c.
, ,.shtS' 1890 or". " ~
fad;9e: sIeasaG1o.
.En1frST: llTc. .,, .,1.,-
Ots.: blhSeed. SOC. tH'scphe. ~ t1SA. 10 SIE.ns
sl.2: wnSe. o W. s'',,-s 4faa ~ Etori'or-
hes. s.,>J 81. 80: .astGr sl.5U a paYsn Virginia
luDrlcating. ooe1JTe.' Se5o3eis' 1uc., Sls8, Ssa-
i'H. - a..
Rnca GteIfr: ~:
foosS: Ginseng ooc.' 2raec1> ~a!eost ,ap, 500
cnc. ,,>,,
Sodt: sal, I:raa2c-' In Kegs ; Eoei'h soda. DC.
Anicrss"a. fHesfc. No.
SDLrtte 1HrOt7t9Ss: AIT.
Dry Geoas
Rro.er shs.,,ncsgns Sh,rx,a,. 4 a,pc,ea.
,er a.. :: Manrmsnr. s5r: Y H.ncnes,nr sgc
IA Ssnca rIva-- 60 . y .t,s,ss Evr. ~
lance fivar 4Sc l. ! c:r,nS.n,iYs 7Ic Cr.r,,aS
lii 10 o. -, .t 90 CT . ,, - - -, -, 80.
" i,n.srn., 1,c = = W. t,oras,r nv
II W. '''te ~ ". wonechs'. &c. ~
tolles'GS"- uac III fciHrH Z.c.' IVA City,
23,'; COTTON SHTis- quo.
SLsrrhsd shtr41nHS 's:od 6hsftinq8: Wam-
6att1, [.e.' TT frtHoh'h.e' fpc. - RSSh;ie.
&C.; AZ Itohie. Jtc.s 81 Ohsida. iUc.: "A
hVonone. &C. - ScAA' e.; 4 = aiA9~ksap.
S':c.' WEiteS.oher -, n-rn ,i o;s:- ked
Dog aHc.; j.. = HTtaa.S. &C.: M,rnman % re.
Nile. aie. ,.,, ,.., ,,.u,
hf9.oh ni,n"' Isp''No.ls, "''' rianee'hss
Sc; SC3i.i:iI:St> a. Sr-. TX. SIC.
tn''tt Jr1'iS" IavCAia S. !s'nnsKeU 1oc.
iia.'"Hcii. &c; , ,, ,,,,,- A.
Oel&i,as: it"r~t! iZer. l'stnh :''etta slii,s ocs
trtat&: AlRa'icali' 30 hlchs. &c.: hhi-
m0nd. Jig: s,Gf;lsGc. o33c: siAitI'esler, iS2.s
Washington 6c.' H;l'es"h. AEc.: ~ ,ri'nAcS' DH,..
MaiAry' 6c. trr'tWi, iahE &C.; Arhclo,
Dr.: aarlnony 3&c: Namauttt. 4'E.
r,-,,,, E,u;,s aud C,,sr
NH 80 ~ '
C2ady: ~ 23c. !" =,
i''rp"hS: H,'":lna tG"u n COX.
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DIR. {. MCLhNE'S
LIVER PILLS

DIR. &. MCLhNE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended rs 1 remedy {" for all tho Ills
That flesh Is heir tor but in affections CT the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, aud SICK
Headache or diseases OF that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUH AND FEVER.
No better ca;hartic can be used preparatory TO or
after taking quinine.
As simple purgatiyc they arc uacquoled.
BEWARE OF IalITATIONS-
The genuine are never sugar. coated.
Each box has Il red wax seal on the lid, with die
impression DE. NCLAER's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of 6. hCL4Fs
and FLEAIHG BROS. 49,
Insist upon having The genuine DR.. c. McLANB'S
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, VI Pitts
bargil, Pa-, NE market being full OF limitations Of
the name AcLAsE, speiled differently but same
pronunciation. .., my 19-deow15
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The Storm 1T Ofhor POINTS,
DAMAGE TO GROWING CROPS on TUE SOUTH
SIDE.
PETERSBURG, August 19.-The damage to
the growing crops in the adjacent counties
by the storm OF yesterday, which was tile
seysrest experienced IN this section for
years, is expected to be very great. In Sur
nv county alone the damage to the corn is
estimated ut 80 per cent. Barrs and out
buildings also suffered considerably.
TIE STEAMER JOHN GIBSON IN THE STORM.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 19.-The
steamer John Gibson, from Norfolk 1or
this port, was struck by the gale when
coming into the Capcs Of the Chesapeake
Yesterday, and had her sails blown out OF
the baskets and torn to atoms; decks
washed and cargo shifted, and the vessel
for time thrown on her beams END. Inc
csptain SAYS the gale was the seyerest III
his ex perience. The Gibson reached here
at noon to- day very much dismantled.
DISASTERS TO SHIPPING ALONG THE COAST.
NEW YORK, August 1s.-The storm yes
terday along the Middle Atlantic ana New
England coasts was the seVerest expe.
.rjenced in many years. No great loss OF
lie occurred. but reports oil disasters 10
shipping come in from all the seaboard
States. At Newport twenty or thirty sail
boats were sunk or damaged, ana tne
Yachts Wanderer and Muriel, OF the new
York yacht squadron. were driven ashore.
The steam-yaeht Experiment, OF boston,
and two Newport yachts, SUNK at tnelr
WharYes, and the yachts Juniata ana un'
,dine collIded. and were badly damaged. .
The following schooners are ashore near
G,oncester. Mass. George 7. Trigg, LIZ
zle, PilotBoas Np,1 .Gsosgs Gatk, IT, !,
Tftons ard Mary Lip, Ips ss scooo oast
ENYacy 20 ashore at Cape Eay. a !hree-pass,
Eed scheoper was run into during the storm
by an ocean steamer Of New Castle, Del.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-15

IR1siI,rEN and the defendants of
Trishmen have always been lovers OF
liberty the world over, and have never
failed to strike vigorous blows in its de-
fence. no matter where their lot was
cast. 1t is. therefore, consistent with
their history and with their inherited
hatred of English oppression, that the
sons of the Emerald isle who had sought
a refuge on our shores took a very con-
spicu0us part in the stirring events that
ultimately led to the separation Of the
thirteen colonies from Great Britain
and the establishment of their indie
pendence. Without going back prior to
the first meeting of the continental
Congress- at Philadelphia, it can be said
that of the ffty-sic signeTs of the Decla-
ration of independence, nine, including
its Secretary. Charles Thompson. were
of Irish birth or parentage. James
Smith and George Taylor, two of the
sfguers from Pennsylvania, were both
born in Ireland-the former in 11l3 and
the latter in ZIG. Matthew Thornton,
one of the New Hampshire signers, was
born i'm Ireland in 1T14. Those born in
the colonies of Irish parents were the
following: George Reed, of Delaware,
who. when tempted with British gold
replied 4 am a poor man, but the
King of England is not rich enough to
purchase me :" Charles Carroll, of
1.sr-r,fI+gr tho last sYIr-y-iy-pV Of thn
siguers. and who died at Baltimore in
1882: Thomas Lynch and Edward Rut-
ledge. of South Carolina, and Thomas
Mexican, Of Pennsylvania, the second
Governor Of the state under the consti-
tuition of 1870. Charles Thompson, the
Secretary Of Congress, was born in the
county Derry, Ireland, in 174O, and
wrote out the Declaration from Jeffer-
sons draft. 1t was Col. James Nixon
au Irishman. who first read the Declara
tiol TO the people from a window Of In
dependence Hall. in which Congress:
was sitting, and John Binus, an Irish
man. published the document for tn,
first time with fac simiies Of the sigma
7 lures. Just as we see them now. Mos
Of the eight signers whose names w
have mentioned afterwards held higI
positions in their respective States
vs. ales. also. furnished one at least. ant
perhaps trs siguGrs of the Declaration
while it is claimed. and we believe cor
rrctly. that jefferson was lineally de
. sceudcd from Welsh ancestors.
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.--'.-
'''.. Pc. .- " .'''''" .i'. v.'...''eii,
.. 7.i %. 'l.- l",' us
...'-' ''.l-e VI. ""'a"dia,
....' ..',s- '.>. nus lalh'fs-
'.'. ',.....-l.-i' i''. i-
+r " .''.- ''.-i'll-i
''.' @ -,l ,.ll sup
'. W ..N..'- -5.,L.e
.'.-. ...-.' 3. PERSONAL Trend of Weed
r....... .-,' '''- '-'' i.' HOY
.-... '.'.'' %. '.- -'.. cree
'-i '.. ..,' '' To induce ihe belief
'-'- o...7-..1
WAS H', A'teI "L D-t
l'..'-' -. 0-.-'ai'l--. convention .i
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1T IS q Wen known lacV Iil't III IIe
-'sL' 'l'-ie'h 7,a,e oI I'.lo"e lSl''i''l d
IoTeiSli-porh citi(eh, alIHoush ne may
nave ii'ili'' Ser' c'' MS country ''ull'ls
li'e l".e "''I' ANA may no" De engage"
jill ''ll honest otci'.ioIl' e'IlLlol NoIe ''ii-
-l|' -'e %" li9 ie''l estate 90 .iie ''l'e oI
'l2f'''- WINE ITO 9'.cH ie''ilC'Ioh Is I'M
pose" upon Il 'e-Noli' ctll1en, 'housh
ne DE ~ poor 5l' lazarus. Nj "aiLaee
investigating -olhi''IIye mas JosO htlu
q 7eS9loll' l'9'ihI 81 'ei"l days aI ITO
Nl'elite' III 'L'aV state. ana SeNeiai
ciIizeAS VINO were allowed TO iIShI, oUJ
WHO t'.i'ilol vote because 'Hey uoH own
,l'g necessary Leai estate, were examined
"'ioIe l'. ,oi. james moran le9'iIieH
l!'sl ne was soldier during the war buJ
eo'li" ioJ No-e because ne heid no real
e7l"le- iii MS OPINION aNouI oIle-Jiilra
Oh l,i5 LJtel7li-ooLA 'l1lzt-'7 were us
b"'il-ll1u nom voting w III H. JOY Se
',.7'--.5'' 'll... i't 'l'',. SCI 'ei u'fiIls '"e
van, "''-' LlN7 Nol' -'Loidll, Ielu no real
estate anu couid not Note. John VI
Duffy stated ;hat inc had served through
The war ana that at one time ne owned
..r ...-....7 ...... -. - .-.7..t
---.- ''' q. B., D"' -'. -'s-
ms property iulu VIII II ms li9hL OF
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FIVE MEMBERS OF .he committee of
eleven appointed I.g the House tn prose
cute EamhIe and others in the Court of
Quarter Sessions af DauuH-a county for
,ruuu. solicitation iu connection with
taa attempted passage aG .he Hirlsrurg
rlat iuI- H-.i 81 meeting a- Harrisburg
ou Saturday I-- THey were. Wolfe.
ul guior Sherwood. of Nor.humber-
.w1 iLHca.t. OF Northampton = Ne
hee. %. Philadelphia, and Kirk. OF
-.aG..kI. The committee decided. So
rt is stated, to commence proceedings
immediately. SD as to- be ready for trial
.l next Monday week. tie 18th inst.
when the sessions will commence.
iJ is little Singular. in connection
with ,hf+ matter. That sam Barr who is
tine private clerk of bon Cameron.
should have been drawn as a. member of
the Grand Jury. IL may have been all
iEir and square but when the intimate
relations existing between EcmbIe and
Cameron afe taken into consideration.
u Irs at least 81 very suspicious and
u-Ig look about it. We will not. how
ever. d1 Tire Grand Jury the injustice to
suppose thaj Barr VIII be permitted to
control i.s deliberations to suit his own
purposes bv procuring tine discharge of
N-mElg auI the other defendants
through failure Ly The jury To find
true bills against Them u tHis should
frn the uu.enrra tTa Tra.sfr. will -f.. ,..t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-15

tHAIH2IAN AiILLEB.-NN we've the
colleague of Mr. Miller ia the state
Legislature during the sessions OF 1885,
', and oi course had fun opportunity to-
SNOW him. lie is 1n honest man. q true
Democrat and has, as lie deserves. the
respect 0i ali who know him. We con-
-El-u'a,e SIR. Miller ON the confidence
,hat bias thus been rcposed ia him.
While We see plainly that our new
,H1umau has most difficult task be-
core biM. one That viii demand earnest.
constant, Intelligent effort. and clear.
b.it- on. F9seH appeals To the Dcm0cra-
eN- we hope That he VIII, De able to make
aief arrangements that the organiza-
li'L oi tle sg .l'ips og the State shall
n0 fHr.e. and complete This viii re-
Htjlra great sitrr. f'a5t rtf.a .
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-15

FACTS STRONERTIBLE.-Ih people
of Cambria county, or a gOOdly portion of
them at least, viii substantiate the fact
That when we reduce the price of a suit of
clothes from $3.50 to S2.75, we are never out
of them:
clothes from $500 to $500, we always have
them on hand;
That when we reduce the price of a suit of
clothes from $3.50 to $500, they are always
in stock
That when we reduce the price of Il suit of
clothes from S6.75 to 1913, we can always
find them for customers;
That when we reduce the price of a suit of
clothes from IS. 80 to 1913, we don't tell peO-
pie we have just sold the last suit;
That when we reduce the price of a suit of
clothes from S1225 to S10.5O, we can always
furnish perfect fit.
Remember that the goods quoted above are
lined throughout and are Saleable, desirable
and serviceable clothing.
Pants we can sell In jeans from soc up; in
cotton wOrSted from soc. up in caSSimereS
from s.. 75 up. In gents furnishing goods
we can sell white laundried shirts from 40c
and drawers from 20c up; sUspenders from
&c. up; half hose from 4c- up hats from 2jc.
up caps from jc. up. The largest stock OF
trunks and valiscS in Altoona.
Remember we are Slaughtering summer
clothing, straw hats, etc, in order to close out
all kind of summer wear al the New Cloth
ing Depot, 1890 Eleventh avenue, which is
known far and near as the cheapest house in
the trade, and the best place in the country
to buy good clothing, hats, caps and furnish
ing goods at honest prices.
CHARLES SIMON,
In DR.. Christy's Building, in rear of Logan
House, Altoona, Pa.