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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-11
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-11
A Yisnge Riyaliing in i elloM ness

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-11

For one of tho best Sewing Machines
made-the New American-spply to E. T.
Kirby, Martinsburg, who sells and leases on
the most favorable terms.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-11

FACrORY FACTs.- Close confinement,
careful attention to all factory work. gives
the operatives paid faces, poor appetite, lan>
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-11
NOTICED

oMiTa,s PaoToGRAPa GALLERY Is opsHeI
= again athis ResidsneeS or AstChsFIss StToet'
MAY n, 1879.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26
EBENsBURG A. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
RRINILEGES.

When our forefatbers framed the laws
They wished 70 rule their infant nation,
Ihey granted by special clause
Equality 10 every station;
The pOtencies Of class and birth
Which wealth bcs-ows and rank inherits,
They tramplod down and made mans worth
The only standard Of HIS merits.
Beneath such rule their favored land
Displayed from birth hardy vigor:
stern justice with impartial hand
Dispensed .he laws with even rigor;
Ihen riches could no power assume
To mitigate a robbers sentence,
Nor hyFOcrites cvade their doom
BY slim professions Of repentance.
Then honor ruled the court and State.
And scorued the bride Of suhOrnatiun.
Then statecraft influenced debate.
Nor dealt IN angry provoeatiou:
The peoples voice was potent then,
And who opposed its Just decision
By fraud OF force. his fellow
Condemned 20 prison and derision.
Thus lived our sires: their sons have changed
Their honest modes for baser uses;
The laws their wisdom prcarTan nged
Have grown corrupt with gross abuses
The barriers OF ranks and guilds
Which fell before those stern aggTess0rs.
The gold Of afHucnce upbuilds
To privilege its proud possessOrs.
What If our laws no honors yield
Which wealth may claim as it reequital'
As long as gold its power can WELD,
II cares not Tor an empty title;
When bribes suffice TO win a cause.
And loss haunts poverty as sequel.
Are poor men less Of slaves because
The laws declare all men coequal-
And not alone in courts or law
Do riches privilege their minions
tt cir basest powers are used 70 awe
The wOrkman's franchise and opinions.
When hypocTiteS decry the gift
OF which each il the stealthy donor.
And seek 70 weld on honest thrift
The bondage OF their own dishonor
But justice has not fed the land.
Tho forced to dwell in humble places
It waits the popular command
To purge the State Of these disEraces.
And in the avalanche Of wrath
Which threatens on the mountains edges,
Shall might fall crushed beside its path,
And riches lose their privileges.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26

'He watereth the hills from His chambers.
civ

He watereth the hills from His chambers.'-Ps.
civ. 13.
oh! the ripping and the foamiug,
Falling not from dawn till cleaning,
on each downward platform taking
Just moments rest. then breaking
Into sweet enchanting laughter at the gleefu tri-
An the latent echoes waking
With the fun !!
Sweeping from their rocky portal
Robed at once in light immortal
Bringing infinite reveslings from the silences pro
How the little eddies whiten.
And the longer reaches brighten,
very slopes rebounds
Falling into gems that tighten
All around
When the sunbeams come unbidden
To behold the marvel hidden,
All the waters take them captive, to adorn their
But the rainbow tells the wonder
OF the radiance lying under,
And the sun in regal beauty stoops TO claim his
Til the e. rIpPies pies fall asnnder-
Lost In lightl
On the brink the MOSES gIfsten.
And the grasses stop to listen
To the never-ending music of the waters flashing
Overhead the elm-trees stately.
In their hearts rejoicing greatly
At the springs of welcome cooness that beneath
their stron2hods lie.
Spread their myriad leaves sedately
To the sky.
When at night the stars assemble
In the far blue heavens and tremble
At their own reflected splendor, on the torrent
borne away
Then the laughing waves discover
How the mOOn-carth's timid lover
Watches for the perfect mirror they have broker
in their play
Watches-with the stars above her
TIL the day.
Through all seasons varied phrases.
sui the waters speak their praises
OF the Power that sweeps them outward, in the
iuilncss TO the deep
All their rush and tumult guiding.
For each drop path dividing.
TIL in faT-oT breadthS Of each its destined
place shall keep,
And At last, in calm subsiding.
Fall asleep.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26

\ WISE DoS.-A Philadelphia lady. now
dead. whose accuracy of statement in amy
other instance We should have never have
doubted. told rs the following story, which
seems too marvellous for belief Her mother
was i'm the hlbit-as We're many ladies nf
that city in Old timcS-of akinE her OHn
purchases of marketing. One morning an
ola gentleman Of her Acquaintance, similarly
engaged in buying, found that he bad C1e
chicken too many for his basket, and insist
ed upon transferring the fowl % hers
When she brought home her marketing and
deposited ii in the kitchen. tailuE ZIP the
fowl, she handed il 20 the cook, with TIE re-
mark: 4 wish / bad another chicken, II
takes at least two To make dinner
+ Thereupon the family dog, which had -1eu
stretched upon the windUw-sih iu-lp- cut
Of the window as if something mad attracted
him. The do. sta.d away about hati an
4 hour. and came back with a chicken iu Li>
mouth, laid the burden down, and rerE- E /
f To his usual seat on the WindoW-slll. IN.
chicken was Net warm, though dead tl
/ dog had seized il By tie threat. j Was not
. known whose poUtry-yard bad suffered.
{ The Iadv who told the story ate q Ii--- ca
the chicken Science NetrS-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26

PRINTERS AND PRINTING.-Many
who condescend to illuminate this dark
world with the fire of q genius through
the columns of a newspaper little think,
saws an exchange, of the lot of the prin-
ter. who sits up at midnight to correct
their false grammeT and photography
and worse punctuation. We have seen
the arguments of lawyers, in high Tepute
as scholars. sent to the printer in their
own handwriting, many woTdS-eSpecla
" technical and foreign terms-abbre-
waited, words mispelled and few or no
points, and these few, if any, certainly
in the wrong places. We have seen the
( sermons of eminent '-diyimes'' sent to
/ the press without points or capitals to
designate the divisions of she sentences;
also the letters of political and scien-
/ tific correspondents. Suppose all these
/ had been SO printed-the printer would
have been treated with scorn and con
I tempt No one would have believed
that such gross and palpable faults were
owing to the ignorance or carelessneSs
Of the author and no one but the prac
tical printer knows how many hours The
cOmpositor. and after him the proof
reader. is compelled to spend in reducing
to readable condition manuscript tha
often the writer's themselves would b,
puzzled to read.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26

WHERE THE PROFITS CONE FEON-A
German gentleman who n cps q ia- .''cr
shop at the South End, Boston, treated hlfn-
self TO a dav : vacation recently, le3Fi-N Is
son in charge of '-ter piZziuess and keg OF
beer. On his return he found the kee empty
md the funds short How is dis. Aawcno,
dot You make me only und dollar ana dIty
cents for dose keE peer2 show f.e o.
vou draws der peer. 1Gwcs3 tv16 tle
GLASS and drew il nearly full az 'f... fl.l
bat th- least margin q lroth. w-ie4 iiia ,''i
f ,rtntierpau. seizing his hand, said- y on
make dose glasses stand higher down ir "a
4 der keg. Navcob der profit ia der peer si'-
F ziurSs is iu der bubbles.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26

4 BALTIMORE inventor has a patent
for a suit OF flying clothes. BY working
the arms the man in the clothes mounts
heavenward. Waterproof pantaloons
and jackets are IN one piece. To this is
fastened reservoir made of oiled silk,
aid stretching from shoulders to waist
To each arm is attached a wing made Of
silk, with steel ribs. After the mortal
has essayed the flight of . bird, and is
high in the air. he hoists a sail. \ mast
four feet long Is jointed with his back,
and a triangular sail is set so as TO be
regulated by his feet. When the sail is
raised the arms are motionless, and the
gentleman in the air booms along like a
center-board yacht under spanking
: breeze.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the final
~ account Of Jacob Zimmerman. Assignee Of
A. Pfefer and wife. has been Med In the Office OF
the Prothonotary Of Cambria county. and win be
presented TO the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cam
bria county for coniirma ton and allowance on the
FIRST Monday of December next.
c. i. O'DONNELL, ProthOnotary.
Prothpnotary's Once Ebsn burg. Ssrt. T. 1sTa-St
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26

AdmiuistratOr's and Executor Notice. 9 50
eel sas l.f
stray ana sltlllhE y NollCts--- .--------- lol
Business items. first insertion Toe. per line :
each su osequCut insertion sc. per line.
ns- Resolutions OF proceedings Df any c9T1sIrn-
tim sDcfetU dfd lItilicuti1ut designed %
cdildftenti0u % avn nldttsrnf hnlitC ~ iriUdua
interest must De paid faT Gs advertisements.
jon PRINTING OF all kind neatly and eNptd-
uousiy executed AT lowest prices, Don't for
get IL.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26
Chest Springs. sept 5, Is7s-4t.+
NOTIcE

IL Estate Of JoHS ELDER. deceased.
Letters testaEsentary on the estate Of John Elder
late OF CsrrolItowu borough. decd, having been
granted to the uudersi rncd, all persons indebted
10 the estate Of said decedent are hereby notified
that payment must be made without delay. and
those having claims against the same VIII present
them in legal shape Tor settlement.
JANIS MYERS. -.
GEORGE GALLAGHER, Executors.
Sept. II IS73.-5t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26

AMONG the phenomena of human ana
tony il is ever found tAat man who has
plenty of chin is never deficient i'm check.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26
Advertising Rates.

The large and rapidly incrensiur eIrculstsor
o. TEB fREEhAS cOuIaends ii 10 the fsror~ = -
consideration OF sdverrfsers asVs-t 80, - =, -
will be inserted at the follow ire- - -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26
JOHN W htTN TX.
Sent - lSTe.-3t. Assignee of James Mem ullen
GuEsT -SPRINGS WAGON NAN.

CHEST SPRINGS WAGON MAN
y U-FACTORY.-T unders gped INDUCES in
no Idle boast when he ayuWs his ability 20 manu-
fneture and furnish the very lowest prices the
best SPRfSG and PLATFORM WAGONS or ali sizes
nd descriptions that have been turned out in
Cambria county. a complete stock OF wagons kept
constantly on hand and others made to order when
desired entire satisfaction TO quality and price
being guaranteed ia every instance Wagons re-
paired and all other work that line attended 10
prom pity and on terms always reasonable. trial
from all persons needing new wagons or having old
cues to repair is respectfully solicited.
FRANCIS Ora
Chest Springs Sent s. ISTs-4ts
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26

II is a good thing to be deaf when a
slanderCr begins 10 talk.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26
srRscRIPTIoN RATEs.

o,a COPY. one year. cash in advance. -. 81 50
W . - If not p'd within mos 1-I5
q. " IL not p'd within mos. 200
o. " if not p'd within year. 2 %
ego persons residing outside the county
% reuts additional per year will be charged to
assF-Tn no event viii the above terms be de-
---a5 from. and those who don consult their
80 interests by paying iE advance must not
D--=.t ff be placed on the same footing as those
~, IA Lei this fact he distinctly understood
F-r-n this time forward,
80 ~ Won must. None but scaluwags DO 9th
--rza DCn't be a scala vaZ-Hfe'S TOO short.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26
MondaY, October 3. 1879

AZ 2 O'CLOCK. 7. n. thN IOIIOWln4 de%crIDeu
real estate, TO wit:
NO. ALI THAT CERTAIN FARM
situate in Clearfied township, in said county. con
tanning so Acres, all cleared and under fence,
adjoining land OF tbs heirs o: PAM Conrad, decd d,
Thomas A dams. and others. having thereon erect
ed a two story PLANK FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
20 nv 80 feet 4 BANK BARN. 80 by 5S feet. and all
requisite Outbuildings with two Orchards Of choice
fruit on the premises.
No. 2.-An that certain Tract Of Land
situate in the same township and county. adjoining
lands Of Michael Nagle and others, containing Al
Acres. more OF less, - acres Of which cleared
and under fence.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half OF the purchase mon
cy 20 be said couirms tiou OF sale. and the bal
ia one year thereafter. with interest secured
on the premises by bond and mortgage.
JOHN WAGNER.
. Sepf II lS7q.-3t. Assignee of James McIullen.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26
PUBLIC SALE
aluable Farms !!

DY virtue of an Ordor issuing out of the Court OF
ID Common Pleas of Cambria county. The under
signed will sell clear and discharged OF all liens
nd incum brances. on the preKlisss. at auction.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND A SUICIDE.

AIlEMPlED MOhDEh AMI n ~ MIN
John SIBERIAN TRIES To KILL HENRY Won CIR
1CHTES AND THEN KILLS HIMSELF.
John Sheehan, Of No. 35 Carmne-st., entered
Clinton Market yesterday at FIVE minutes before
I'm. and shot Henry Won Gerichten, of No. 80 Chris
topher-st, as he was at his stand waiting on Gus
TONER. After Won Gerichten had sunk beside his
block Shechan fred second shot, and as the crowd
rushed nj him. turned and flcd TO Spring-st. When
he reached the curb he shot himself through the
head and fell into the street He was taken. IN an
unconscious state,to St.Vincent's Hospital where ne
died al 4:30 p. m. The ball had entered inst above
bis right ear. and gone through his head. breaking
the skull at the left temple.
Won Gerichten. who is a brother of Detective Won
Gerich,cn was carried TO his home in Christopher
st. whcreau examination of his wound was made
Il was found to be through the back of the neck,
aud although painful Is not dangerous Al nrSt az
inquircrs at b house were told that he do nol
hive there. Ia the afternoon. however. OoIOhe;
Croker and Or. Miller obtained admission atu
found Won Gerichien IN bed but able To- taiA. re
made the following brief statement was Woih-
ug nt NV stand in Clinton Market. some tune lIcr
noon when heard shot and tct the bnlet strike
me in the neck dropp'H DIV lno not'n, I,
aud then l saw John Sheehan fire another
shot at me and turn aud run away. nave never
seen him more thNn three or IOu thl'S ~ ny iiN'
and have had no trouble with HIM or ms ldulIl.
Mrs Shcchan bought meat n my stall. w men tou
that n was reported that Shccha'Fs act was
PROMPTED by jealousy of Won GCuchtens attentions
10 his wife lie said there bad been 40 cause Tor sch
icaIcusv on Shcebau'- uart. as be had only known
Mrs Shcehan rs a customer Mrs. Won Gercnien
said that all reports Of her hrsancs attentions 10
Mrs Sh.ehan were false. She knew 0t no cause lof
sleehan's trying 10 murder her husband.
MIS- Sheehau, who Is sholt stout woman "i
forfy-hve lher husband was thItN-hel. va, seen
yesterday by a TRIBUNE rcppi ier She TOOK INC
announcement Of her hU-bM.'s action and death
verv coollv. She sail that Zee had always leen
Jealous of her. and admitted that on one occasion
sbe had hcen 10 Rockawav with Won GeIichten.
This her husband had heard Of. lie had been home
Al dinner Yesterday and did not show any signs oi
excitement then.
James W. Hay. sign and decorative painter, of
81. $50 lludson-st. VITA whom Shcchon worked
lald that the latter the best tecoralve 'nc as
Dlay painter he ever had expected 10 have ~ ms
tnpl oy. Sheeh0n had worked with hiIl ' years
md was paid bv the year. Mrs. lay Thought very
highly of Sbechan ana burst into f. OF weeping
Wirn told Oh his death. She said that John had no
reason 10 be jealous OF his vie who,was Old enough
Ia be his mother.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
NOTICE 10 NdRINERS.
ovr7cy OF TIE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR TWrp Di.rmcT
TONPKNsyILiF, y. Y. SEPT Ju. 1913.

oYr7cY OF TIE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, TWrn Di-fRf
TONPKiNsyILiF. y. y SEPT Ju 1913.
Now huovs have been !. ced IN this h'trc anu ch'"s'
made in tno positions of Old ones, a. iol ONs: .u.
New BuOy-.-iOug sand sound Goose lHlahl-N %
class spar nd No IO placed IL feet water 10 me
southwts of a suukou I0ch on Goose isfa l' ~
arr Outer Thimifrs by MIN GDo~r Island, Nt.'iii
Taulknes Island Lighthouse 81. by T.. Pine fot-A sec
0na class spar rcd pllrct D. feet wafer ' lle sr,
point the shoal On Pine lout creek beaiMks' i"'
Point. vi ~OuthOd Beacon, Nv HN. 90 .,,o.,
Chauges.-IOng island SOUND, east tnd ~ l"- ''i
s..oniclas r horizontal Stripes, has been -hhnn 10
rhe east end OF OH Thc present bearings ar7
hrnok Ifrhtnuse y nF ~. rhed Point NNpy Wv =
IloIton's Point Ii44 hou.e NN-~i 10 ircl Mat'
II,rhnr ~ YTIea.s spar, rcd No ~ has Dten
10 fh,s he,rinra: sag dock y Bare oht la e.
H. 1y ss 81 Ilpnno.k K, . ty j. Fi ~ i,et "A1'i'
- j. ~. y. CLuA Commodore I. = NJ ..
Il.nllnls- lIs....yl ] lllIL u.llllo-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

T;hb drcpue Hoiel-The Hon. William NJ. Evarts.
Secretary states the Hon. A. H. IT. stuart and D Bernas
Sears Virginia SURGEON General Joseph n baines u
A.: Governor Alexander H. Rice. OF Massachusetts ire
Hon Eugene Hale, Maine; Judge John A. Campbell OF
Louisiana; cyrus W. Mccormick OF chicago ana Mlan L.
Bosiwiok of Ithaca Windsor HotI.Cmetustice MOT
rIson r. Waite family: Henry A. I1den OF NewLeba
non Y: Henry H. P6rson and II. Ramsey. OF Albany,
aud senator W. II. Robertson. Of Westchester County,.
Clarendon Rotel-Iawrason Riggs, " Baltimore ST yGies
Hotel Henry c. Robinson, of Hartford and David G. ROBIN
son, Park Arets Hotet-General L. T. Gra
ham, T. S. Al. Ereret HOise-Francs T. 5. barley of
Philadenlua
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

"ONE ToUcH OF" ETC.-First Visitor "Ah
how have you been all this time T. hecoud Visitor
well not quite 20 well lately. fancy somehow I've
got touch OF the gout" frst ilr0r speaking feel
lngly) Fancy, my boy. HIM II you mad touch vi
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
OvERCROwDING IN THE SCHOOLS.


Alderman Perley introduced a resolution in the
Board of Aldermen yesterday, which was referred
to a committee. to provide means Ia remedy the evli
Of oycrcrowded schools. The resolution states that
in the Nineteenth Ward alone there are now tempo
rarily crowded into ITS public schools 936 more
scholars than the law allows and that 1.GOO chill
dren have heen refused admittance, making in ali
. 537 children in one Ward alone who are practi-
cally excluded from participation in the dement's OF
our common school system. And IL Is shown that
IN most of the uptown wards the number OF schol-
ars is largely in excess Of the accommodations,
while in the lower wards south Of Grand-st.. there
is enough vacant space IN the public school build
ings TO accommodate more than one-thIrd ia excess
of the number q! children now IN ATTENDANCE ne
resolution proposes to urge the Board of Education
10 meet these gencieS by leasing buildings IN he
upper part of the city and consolidating schools III
tic lower part by closing every third one and trans
ferfug the teachers to the temporary schools up
town. The Sinking Fund Commissioners are also
requested by the resolution 10 dispose of unneces-
sary school property south of GIand-st, and II pos
siblc apply the Vroceei- directly toward defraying
The xpenses of proNidnc additional school houses
in the upper and central portions OF the city,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
UHERE SroYEW4LL JACKSON WAS SRoI

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sept. pa large
boulGer OF native white quartz rock was moved from
the mining region near the Wilderness Yesterday ana
placed to mark the spot where stohe"an JACKSON re-
-, lis deeth wound A simple inscription will be
engraved non the stone This service 10 the memory
~ Tine iustrlous dead IL due 10 the enofs 81 The Row.
n 4 Iarv of Missouri, who was Jaeks0n's chaplain
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

partment refused to accept this amount of coin IN
London, and the sum was paid yesterday by Drexel,
Morgan e. Co., and deposited in the Snb-Treasury
in this city. This payment is the final settlement
of the subscriptions made in the Spring by the
New York aud London Syndicate.