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/ Delegate in Congress.
| Hon. Martin Magnnis, Helena.
| Office. Mime Residence
Governor, Benjamin F. Potts Helena
| Secretary. James II. Mills . Deer Lodge
| auditor, ID. II. Cufhbert Helena
Treasurer. d. H. Weston ...........H Helena
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ALLAS'S ANTI FAT Ia tho great remedy for Corpr
5ency. II Is purely vegetable and perfectly Harmless
a acts on the fool III the stomach preventing i..cos
version into fat. Taken according 10 dirt.ctonsS
Will reduce fat person from to 5 pounds week
IN placing this remedy before the public AS -
sWe cure for obesity, we do so knowing Its abiiyn
cure, as attssted by hundreds Of Testimonials
Ehich the following from . lady in Columbus, Ohis
" sample: "Gent;enlen:-Your Anti-F Fat was dni
xcSeiveu. ] took 1t according to directions and
svmuSeu me nve pounds. was 30 eated over the -
IVY that Immediately sent to ACKERMANS dnE
store Tor the second bottle" Another a physician
Wrrnlng TOT patient from Providence, r. L. sayt
Eour bottles have reduced her weight from ID
Pounds 70 iy pounds. and there is general improve
snens IN hGaith: gentleman writing from Bot
S1on, saws; "Withoit special change or attentions
".e% Two BOTTLES Of Alans Anti-FiI reduced -four
SM r 9ne-quarter pounds" The wCll-knOwn Whoe
LIE druggists, SMITH, DOOLIrrLE & SMITH, Of ~
SOns Mass, write as follows: Allan's Ant-Fat hD
seuuceH q lady In our city seven pounds In tfee
~e.G A gentleman in ST. Louis writes: "AlanS
10y reduced me twelve pounds In three wells
ono aitoRethef have lost TWENTY-FIVE pounds sinee
TSU0mnmencing its use" Messrs. POWELL PLINrrox
~ nossale Druggists. Of Buffalo, n. y, write: 40
Ans iKOPRIETOitS OF ALLAN'S ANTI-FAT: Cent?.
ne following report is from the lady who ~
AIHsna Anti.Fat. tlt (ihe Anti-Fat had the desires
SucS~ neuncing the fat from two to five pounds
CCek until had lost twenty-five pounds. bop
nsSel 70 regain what have lost" Anti-Fathn
s"ciHSeaeu blood-purtder. 1t promotes diSesi'o.
x',.,E Dyspepsia AMI Is also potent remedy -
t,n w Sold by druggists Pamphlet on Ooes
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T. ]. Mi.UPIN,

NOTARY PUBLIC-oFF1CE. MAIN
IN street. next door u J. sns tss sswsas5
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PROPOSALS.

CEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board of County Commissioners of
Eureka county, on and after February 1st, 1879,
for the charge and care of the patients i'll the
Eureka County Hospital.
A responsible and competent person is re-
quirad, and the person awarded the position
must furnish satisfactory bond for the faith
full performance of duties, and the custody OF
all furniture, etc, in the Hospital
The County Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all bids, and bids will not be
received after March 7, 1879.
by order of the Board of County Commis-
sioners. Il. r. DODGE, Clerk.
Eureka, February 4, 1879. feb5 I'm
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN firm of Ed. H. Dean 4 Co., of Eureka,
Nevada, is dissolved by mutual consent. Il. H.
Dean assumes all liabilities. James Middle
mas collects all debts due the firm previous
to January /, 1879.
ED Fl. DEAN.
JAMES MIDDLEMAS.
Eureka, Feb. 26, 1879. feb27-tf
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PROPOSALS.

CyEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board of County Commissioners of
Eureka county, ON and after February list, 1879,
for the medical care and supervision of the pa
tients in the Eureka County Hospital.
None but graduate and lawfully praeticing
physicians need apply. Medicines will be fur
nisheti by the person who secures the position.
The County Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids, and no bids will be
received after March T. 1879.
By order of the Board of County Commits
sioners. f. X. DODGE. Clerk.
Eureka February A. 1879. feb5 I'm
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To the Public.

LNROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE
il firm of Goldstone & Scott have no author
ity to collect bills for me. Hereafter | will
make my own collections.
JOHN HUEBNER.
Eureka, February 10, 1879. febll I'm
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A. B. HUNT.

A TTORNEY AND COUN9ELO1
IA at Law, 800 Montgomery street, Rooms
65 and 66, Nevada Block, San Francisco, Ca1zs
fornia.
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0N AND AFTER THIS DATE AM PRE-
" pared to furnish families, hotels, restaur-
ants, boarding houses, or any other person with
auine, Pure Milk, from one pint to 100 gall
IONS IONS per day, at my residence on Spring street,
liberal reduction will be made for larger
uahuues WM. L. TAYLOR
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14

An ExTRsORDIEAEY BETEOR.-The
Traverse Bay Eagls says Nearly all the
inhabitants of Traverse CRY were awaken
ed from sleep about half pas; two O'Clock
Tuesday morning by q dsalening report,
followed soon alter by Tsttling Of glass
aud . general shaking Of the buildings.
The cause OF this ComuOtiOn appears TO
have been meteor that passed over the
town a. the time. We have seen three or
four different psrEOHs who Eers eye wit
DesseS of it, and they seem to agreC sub
stau.iaily in the statement that it came
from the east OF little south Of east and
passed over the town in westerly course
When little beyond the town a dozen or
more pieces we've thrown of in appearance
the size Of = mans fist. In color it was
bright fire red, I; rapidly approached the
horizon, and between -four and Eve min
utes after ita disappearance from view a
report Ike heavy thunder and the shock Of
the explosion came. Mr.. S. r. Bassott,
who lives on the shore Of Carp Lake, in
fOgms us that he XRs awakened by n ter
rife explosion, and that he found the next
morning q place on the lake where it had
apparently struck the ice and went into
the lake. He says the ice was solid and
between twelve and fourteen inches thick,
and that it was all driven downward into
the lake, making q hole about fifty feet
across. We have not heard from localities
very far away yet but at Mayfield and
Williamsburg we are told the shock was
fels very percePJOly.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14

4 woman Acquired or MURDER
The trial Of Mrs. Mary F. Van Alstine for
the murder OF ber husband, by poisoning,
at Thompson, Wayne county, on July 90,
1877, was begun on Tuesday, February 4,
before Judge Waller, ~ Houesdale. Van
Alsliue returned 10 his home on July 10
from the penitentiary, where be had been
serving term of eighteen moaths for an
assault upon a neighbOr. Mrs. Van AL
stinc, during the absence OF her husband
had been living with Samuel Every. The
poison was supposed TO have been admin
istered in some boueset tea, IS Van Als.Ine
died in convuisions two hours after drink.
ing 1t. Having no means TO defray the ez-
Penses Of procuring counsel and preparing
ber case, the court appointed eminent
counsel. The trial Was concluded last
week and the jaIy returned . vordiet of
not guilty. Upon receiving her discharge,
Mrs. Van Alsiiue stated that She had 20
money and was in destitute circumstances,
whareCpon the sympathizing people pre-
sented her vith a handsome purse. She
had been considered innocent by many
since her arrest.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14

THE bill providing for the payment
OK the damages 70 property arising
ont oC the Pu.sburg riots, and fixing
the liability therefor on the State, has
been reported from tbe committee
With an amendment limiting the State
treasury 70 tie payment OF three
fouyi5s OF the amount Of the losses and
imposing tie payment Of the remain
ing or--+su~.l on Allegheny county.
On the same day that shis bill wss re-
por.ef. it s7as followed from the same
committee lv another known rs the
borIer var claims bill, which means
tue payment Of losses, amounting to
abolt two and o halF millions Of dol
lars. sustained h7 citizens OF York,
Cumberland. Adams, Franklin and
Fulton counties. when the rebel army
iavsGei tlis State previous 90 the
battle Of Gettysburg. in July. 1868
The amount involved in these bills
is not much, IL any, less tlsu SIR mil
lions 0l dollars. The first, sui indeed
the only, question to be determined in
regard to the riot damages, is, can the
a5sate be held legally responsible FOR
tbe payment OF losses by a riot in any
case Whatever, occurring in either
Philadelphia or Allegheny counties. or
must they not be paij by the respect
i've counties Themselves? The Pitts
burg papers coatcnd tha, the riot was
caused by the bIundering conduct Of
the St9te troops. and that therefore
che State must pay the damages As
regards the claims OF the border
coursies. j. they are to be paid at al,
the general government is the proper
power 20 invoke, and not the State
Meantime we will keep our readers
advised Of lie progress which may be
made ty thcs. tgo slHpendous raids
upga ...e state treasury.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14

Senator Burton. colored member or
the Texas Legislature, sends money to Viz
ginia to assist his old mistress who raised
him and taught him how to read, and who
is nos living in poverty,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14

EEE LETCEEED BRAZILIAN LABOEEEs.
-iIcssrs. p. & I. Collins have deemed Il
thoir duty 90 issue the following, which
they 10 through the Philadelphia Record
ol Monday last:
She news" .gcrs CT tH-s city a-d elsewhere, (.
large aul-'-- Of uca who claim 81 have been
I'D our giLI' 20. tHe slalc ezra aul &amore Rail-
T'.t4 % is'1-.4 ana "uo iAuaet IN Ne" York
from tLl steamer City OF Para a few DAYS ago.
These men TaEr.sgUt that they Aye seeking
transportation to their huucz. are Waiting gt
E-g pJ6tE. for letters ITurl tl lr homes. have
called on t.e mayor aud cannot get away from
the city. @Cd il th!s were true they are much
70 Ce p.ucd. But etntemeDts of This Kind must
nave A,-.a s--iis-t4 upon NHEty INV est JlEltiau.
TO sag the least, for tr IaCrs 90 Tar 81 they re-
late 20 our enterprise, are otherwise The
trs'nps about towns aud on the roads leading to
them have seized This opportunity t. make an
appeal TO the Charitable which would not be
credited when coming from thc tramp. Proper
that C' these there vas not one man, rrgId5ulr
81 any cCHsIdvTtGlc distance from this city, W hO
WHs not iurufshei TRANSPORTATION 10 his sgrr-.
that al, were ted and cared for whilst Grfafu..d
here, sud that those who had money CB,.lFl.- TO
them were com ntCrtebiy' clothed before their
OF the one hundred men, forty rh0 had no
money cue them ~ US that the whole hum
drrd were brought here on John Roach s
stcaulF, at cost 30 rs uf sll.G) per man, the
payment OF the passage money tor whom was
duly arranged fC- before ths men left ErazII.--
After bringing these forty home, we consider
many OF them hHI never earned 2 dollar. We
nae Luken tnen TO South America, fed them
ana trought them back. These forty are il
our ot ~, ard u any returned empicyCs OF ours
Sre suffering these ere the men. But we shiuk
there are many others " no are imposing ON
tle CnSritshle oy srcpTcseututiCn We have
iutCIiEcc'ly. T. & I JgTITf-s
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14

Anew DAYS before Governor Vance.
Of North Carolina. resigned his Office
70 take hs seat in the Q. 5. Senate
on the 4th Of March. a petition was
presented to him for the pardon Of
Louis We'll. the only jew in the peni-
tentiary Of that State The Governor
endorsed the petition as follows i
take pleasure in saying tina. I sign the
pardon in part recognition Of the good
and law abiding character of our jew
ish citizens, this being the FIRST serious
case ever brought TO my notice on the
part Of any Of Luat people" l. is a
rar- hing to see q Jew appearing in a
e. ir..naI court as q defendant, and the
trib..e paid to that singular and re.
maG ,au.e race by Governor Vance, Is
rs llquent as i. is true and just.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14

THERE IS c prevalent belief that the
bite Of Spitz dog viii cause hydro
phobia, and Mr.. West, 3 member Of
the House from Yori. county, has Of
fered Q bill making It a misdcmeanor
for any rerson TO own or have in his
possession any dog known to be Of
the Spitz species, and furnishing the
offence by q fine of $1,000 or three
months imprisonment, one half Of the
dne 20 90 TO the informer and the other
half ID the public school fund.
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The House Committee has reported
the local option bin aGirmativeIy by
the historic vote Of to
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14

TERRIBLE DEATH.-Tuesday evening as
Robert Smith aud daughter were returning
homo to Wheeling, ". Va, in wagon,
and when at q Gro. sing near Littleton, the
horses became frightened at AT approach
ing train. HIS daughter jumped out Of
the rear of the wagon and fell in the mid
de Of the track, the engine passing over
and killing her instantly, dragging the
body distance OF 60 feet, The remains
were gathered up in horribly mangled
condition. Her father, aunt and uncle,
who were witnesses Of ber terrible death,
remained in the wagon aud escaped un-
A8tt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14

IL Benjamin Ruah EousJ, . green
back member OF the Legislature from
Huntingdon county, is au enthusiast
pn the currency question, he is also an
uudouJ.cd .uuauc on the prohibition
issue lie has introduced bill into
the House. en..ticd al act 30 "prohjbit
the manufacture, saIe and use OF in
t5zicaliug liquors within the State,
which is very sweeping in its character,
and brislIes ali over with TIE severest
penalties. BY this bill no person can
engage in she manufacture Of spirits
without first sntering into 3 bond in
the sum or $4,000. conditioned tina. he
will not sdulJerate the liquor, OF sell
i. in less quantities than thirty gallons,
to be delivered at the time of sale in a
siuula vessel, and not to sell it within
the State except to persons authorized
10y Law TO receive it. It creates the
Office Of State Commissioner Of the
Liquor Business, who shall hold his
Office for ten years, a. an annual salary
Of IS 5O0-who shall prosecute all
vioIators OF the Law, who, for the first
ofeGce, must pay 4 fine Of $500, and
be imprisoned thirty days, and for the
second offence double the amount and
twice the length Of time in prison.
The State IS 90 be divided into dis
tricts, and liquor is only to be sold
for medicinal, mechanical aud manu-.
fscturing purposes, by agents in thl
districts, who are to be appointed by
the Mayor in Philadelphia districts
and in the counties by the County
Commissioner This Is the substance
Of Benjamin Rush Fousts' contribution
to the cause Lof temperance in this
State, snd it may be that after long
and mature reflection he has worked
himself into p belief in its practica
efficacy and power. It is just sue!
fanatics as Foust who hinder ant
impede I'll well meant efforts TO pro
mote the cause Of temperance by thett
wild and impraclicaJle S,tempts s.
legislation on sfc subject
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14

.4rs Ark Z RUssE-. who 7.s
f'a-.a se-E cf Che Commonwealth under
GOV - IN. r Jolas.gu. has tosu nom
mated by Mr.. Hayes to be United
States Consul at Monteyi6eo, South
America. He is fit for and deserved
: much better position.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14

81 uES John James Ingalls, U. S,
Sena,os from Kansas, returned to
Washington last week from Topeka,
after having juss been reelected by
the Republican Legislature, and en-
tered lhe Senate chamber, he found
his desk covered with elegant boquets,
placed there by some Of his entLusi-
astic admirers az all expression Of
their qualification At his success. And
now comes :Le news from the scene Of
his triumph, that a resolution has been
gassed bY the Legislature for the ap-
pJintmeut Of "a committee Of five to
investigate the charges OF alleged cor
ruption and bribery in procuring the
election Of SAID Ingalls,. which are de
cIared to be susceptible of the cIearest
and most conclusive proof Only a
few yer Is ago, Alexander Caldwell,
who had been elected % tue Senate
from the same State, and who was
supposed to De a marreIIousIy proper
man for the place, was investigated Oh
the same charge. and the evidence Of
his guilt being overwhelming, he re
signed his scat in order 20 escape ex-
puIsion Ingalls, may be compelled
TO initiate CaIdwe!is example
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-14
4 LONG AND SUCCEssTUL SwIx. II
Pittsburg special to the New York World
dated Feb. 9Th. SAYS:

Captain Paul Bayta1 arrived here this after
CoSu n o-Se' having padded down tho Alezhe-
~ river from OH Cry, = distance OF l50 miles.
The river is quite fuI OF ice aCi the captain
las had rough irlp. a cold west wind threw
the water on his face, and shortly after leaving
FrCepOrt Uweuty-eight miles above hereL nj
5.!J this moTulnz, his forehead and checks we're
badly frozen Eud be became v..rv much cx-
haUsted. IL made forty three miles on Thure-
Gay, thIyty-nve miles on Friday, twenty seven
mics NestefdSy. ana enty-Seveu to-day. and
was in the wafer altogether about fort y-rnc
hours. OF The river GanEs in front or the
footnson House, near where the swim was IN
lshea. there wa 81 crowd OF nearly hfiy thouF-
aud people From one END Of the river front
10 the other u "a CEtlmated that there were
over one hundred thousand people. Cannous
~eTe fired and flags bUuz out slI along the line
GGc CGDtsIn was taken to- his rooms iu the Rob
lnsOB Eouse al O CLOCK, Terribly exhausted
He vii hove Q Big reeeELL-G her. l--n-.ht.