FREEMAN.
SEPT. 12, 1SG7.
iOPM AND PERSONAL.
and Chesso Kailpoao.
re
fter Monday, April 19, 18C7,
t: :.; r-wJ will run as follows :
i.-r ES33L"KQ
, ,-onuecting with Day Express
. j'j,- TiiiU. Express West.
, v connect in g with Phila. Ex.
Mail West.
v or on departure of Phila.
W V.'est.
':., ..r on departure wf Phila. Ex-
! I'
jT ? Several of our subscribers
,:, are sent to the Cresson post
,',!!! that the' do not receive
, v, and believe they are often
:' V (.Hice by other persons, who
,;, return them. Not unfrcquent
; iT their papers and are told
avc c me for them, but the next
-) t::e U'.ii-siiig paiia aic
V.'o invite the attention of the
-. r Cr.on 'tJ this complaint,
'..;nt i .f kindness request him to
,e abuie. Our papers leave here
cv:rv Thursday morning, and
I o n " tictifc far any delay in de
i.'.p.i to subscribers.
A Splendid Success. The Harvest Home
festival held in this place last week, in aid
of the new Cathobc church, was in every
particular a most gratifying success. The
festival opened on Tuesday and was kept
up with great spirit until Friday night, and
even then the delighted participants were
loth to turn their backs upon the festive hall.
We have witnessed not a few affairs of this
kind, but we have jet to j-ee one prepared
with more liberal hands, enjoyed with more
zest and gratification, or conducted with
more good feeling and pleasant enjoyment
than that which our town witnessed during
the past wejk. We are authorized by Fath'
er Christy to return thanks to all who aided
and assisted in rendering the allair so suc
cessful, and these thanks are due not or.ly to
the amiable and generous ladies of the con
gregation who devoted time, labor and mon
ey to the cause, but also to the liberal visit
ors from far and near who contributed so
freely of their means, and thus aided so
handsomely in the good work. The net
profits of the festival will exceed Sl,000.
Father Chriety was solicited by several
persons to continue the festival throughout
the present week, but this he declined to do,
promising, however, that he would hold an
other festival on the same pl.m during the
Christm-.s holidays. Many valuable arti
cles have already been presented to him as
prizes for that occasion.
Base Ball The first nine of the Star
Club defeated the second nine of the Moun
taineer Club, in a match game of base ball,
on Wednesday afternoon laat. The score
was as follows :
o
i r i m m i m w m w w w w w- w w i
6TAR.
G. "Williams, p.
F.fLloyd, rf.
W. lireese, 2b.
W. Hughes, 2b.
E. Kitte!l, e.
K. Boyd, cf.
C. Uobinson. t.
j W. Kittell, If. 0
Jno. Hoover, lb. i
i i
R.
C
6
6
5
8
5
':. cn.D.'NGs We append a list
... ,! ... xis-.' i of ia Court from Wed
if hist week, at which time
i iep .lit closed, until Tuesday
:' i'..c ice.oiir wiM-k :
. v-. .limes Ma'oy. Indictment
..::y::-g away of a child. Cather
j r ..-c jutor. I) ft. not guilty
r to pav the costs.
e. E. Lavevty. Lidiclmeut
oastardy aud stcI'.JctU'n. A
Ci'Ut'.r.ii".i.
id-et O'Drien
! hattcrv.
H.u.nah V
Indictment
Ne t a true bill, and
t.cgar., to pay the
' v.:. Hannah Vlancg?.n. Indict nicnt
: ii.-I b;.:t ry. Not a true bill, and
. ..l .i, Iiii!i.ft O'JJiieu, to pay the
; vs. Lewis Shenncr. Tudictment
. , !. i- stt-iding a pair of pants, hat.
; ; i Johijttu.vn. Found guiltv.
.,.1.
r. SM.-i.nnah Yode. Indictment
:.r.l concealing the birth of a
This cist- was tepen tcl Uv our col
, : e t::i:e i f the arrest of the prisoner
i. n.f in llichland township. The
n.t'i a verdict of acquittal on both
M .-s's. Uair."K and Faly for Cra-
:.. Kopelin and Johnston for
.T.hn Fudge and Catherine
I: ; '. t:tr.-iit Surety of the peace,
i' :'';e, prosecutor.
. . John Fudge- Indictment
' ia: peace. George Fudgv, prose-
'; vs. G corse Fudgo and Hannah
I ii.c t i::t i,t Surety of the peace,
prosecutor.
ch.-cs we re declared all Fuifye,
.tors in the seve-iul suits were
J'.i V the Costn.
. P.itritk Storm and John I'd.
Drci.rxATioN Mr. John F. Allen, nom
inated by the Democratic County C --n vent ion
for Auditor for one year, declines, as will le
seen by his letter published below. We re
gret this, as Mr. Allen is a gentleman of su
perior qualifications.
Yovt'.n Tp.,Sept. 2. 1SG5.
R. L. Johnston, Esq Dtar Sir: Hav
ing been nominated on the Democratic tic
ket for the office of Auditor for the term of
one 3'fnr, and being an humble padaogue
in a rural district in the county, it will not
suit me to attend to it, and therefore I have
thought it best t3 reque.-t you. as Chairman
of the Democratic County Committee, to
quietly place some oiher name in-tead of
mine on the ticket for that oihee. M only
reason for making the request is that' I will
be engaged during the winter teaching a
country school, and the duties of Auditor
would require my p;e:-ence in FLcnsburg
three or four weeks in January, and that is
the time the patrons of the school wish the
teacher to be at his pos-t.
With many wi.-hes for the triumph of
Democratic measures and the success cf cur
-State ard County ti.kets. I remain
Yours, &c, Jons' F. Alli:x.
HOrXT'R 2d. b. o.
II. Kinkead, 2b. 3 4
Oeo, Roberts, lb, 4 3
W. Jones, c. S3
Jas Thompson, p. 3 3
F. Barker, ss. ;1 3
S. Davis, cf. 2 4
P. Lin on, c. 3 1
John Evans, p. 3 3
oj.Jno Thompson, if, 1 3
Umpire Y. S. Barker. Scorer C. Tib
bott for Stu; W. E. HutcLicsou for Moun
taineer. A match game between thn fir-t nine of
the Iron Club, Johnstowu, and the first nine
of the Mouct:tiu( er Club here, is on the tapis
for this (Thursday) afternoon, if the Irons
do not fail to colne to time.
Tin; Reynolds Monument. A meeting
of the Committee of the First Corps, Army
of the Potomac, haviug charge of the Ilt-y"-nohis
Monument, was held at Philadelphia,
August 13. 1SU7. All the members were!
present. The Treasurer icported S?.j.010,o7 j
on ham!, nearly all of which beaiS intc-reist.
llie comnattee decided to erect a s-.-mi-col-losr-o!
bronze statute of the General, in mili
tary ui;i"orm.on a sight already selected in
the Soldiers' National Cemetery at Gettys
burg. An additional sum of 82.500 is need
ed to. insure the early completion of the
monument. Officers and soldiers ef Rey
nolds' Corps disposed to increase their sub
fieri j.tu.rts can do so by addressing Ger. C
S. Wamvright, Treasurer, at Rt.inebtck.
New York, .r any of the e ther mcniVr.-s cf
the comn.ittee, namely, G.ii. It. Coi.Iur,
Greousburg. Wf-stmorelatid county,
General J. W. ilofmann. No ') North F.igb.Th
street. Phihnh Inhia ; O 1. Ci:apsmin Bid.ilc,
No. 131 South Fifth street. I'Lda., or Dr. T.
H. Jlaehe, No. 2Ca South Thirteenth street,
Philitdc: t -Lia.
" JonssToWN, Sept. 5, 1867.
Dear Freeman Thomas M'Cauley, whom
I noticed in the Freeman a few weeks ao
as having bis foot crushed by an engine in
such a manner as to necess'iate amputation,
died of his injuries, at his residence at Coue
maugh, on Friday last. I lis remains were
interred in the Catholic cemetery, in this
place, on the following day.
The remains of Abraham Good, who met
with a fatal accident at Wiliiamspoit last
week, were consigned to their la-t restin"
place atGonemaugh Station, on Yvednesdav.
A man named Ilocker, who resides in
WoeHiyale, made a most wonderful escape
from instant death on yesterday; Mr.
Hotker is employed at the Blast Fumace.aud
was on his way to work about six o'clock
yesterday, when proceeding around the short
curve en the railroad, just above the depot,
he was overtaken ly ti.e lixprecs train west,
nd ere he could spring from the track was
caukt by the cow-cati her and thrown with
great violence against the embankment. He
was immediately removed to his residence,
and medical aid summoned, when it was
discovered that the only injuries heh.nl sus
tained were a few ilesh wounds and several
sevcie Contusions.
A young man named Waiters, whilst run
ning a foot race at a pic-nio at Leunau's
grove, cn Tuesday last, fell and severely
tractured !:is arm.
An employee- at tl.s-.MiIl named Robert
Ilarsy had his arm fractiKed at Hie elbow
last week, by being struck on the arm by a
large steam hammer which is used in ham
mering s-tecl, and at which he was employee!.
One of our Turner friends, whiht laboring
urdcr au accumulated load of lager, fell from
Use the Best. Blades'1 Euvhonial Lu
bricators are a medical preparation in the
form of a Lozenge, and ars universally con
sidered the most pleasant, convenient and ef
fec ual remedy in use for Hoarseness. Coughs,
Colds, Croups, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Diptheria, and all Pulmonary Complaints.
They are v. aukanteu to give quicker and
more lasting benefit in the above affections
than any other remedy. Also to contain no
deletjrions ingredient, and not to effend the
weakest and most sensitive Stomach.
Blades' ConslUuVon Fills are so called be
cause of their peculiar effect upon the Liver.
Stomach, Blood and Nervous System. For !
inactivity of the Liver, for the Stomach in
derangement, or Dyspepsia, they will de
light the patient with their mild and bene
ficial tct. especially if after long continued
indigestion and costiveness, they are left
with periodical returns of the Sick 'Headache.
In case of a severe cold, producing Chills
ana l ever, you can break it Tery soon by 1
using the Pi'ks per directions with each I
box. JOHN 11. BLADKS & CO.. i
atigS-J.r . Proprietors, Fdmira, N. Y. 1
For sale by all Druggists ; 25 cts. per box. !
ill
nip
YOU WERE
.ir.-nu.. i.ui u von want a meat- i
cine that will cure Chronic (not inflammato
ry; Kheumatism, Mumps. Sore Throat,
Swellings, Old Sor.?s, Bruises, Toothache,'
Headache. Insect Stints. Pains in the Back
and Chest, also, internally. Diarrhrva, Dys- j
entery. CoHc, CroUp and Yun.itmcr, jou rXve !
it in Dr. Tobias' We-mierfiri Yenetian Lir.i-
ment. It never fails when used according;
to directions. Every dron of it is int m Y,Z I
Dr. Tobias him:elf, and he has done po for
T.iedirlne is known I
The bent physician?
THIS WAY!!
For Bargains!
nineteen yenrs. His
throughout the worhl.
Mr. Sictv-mr,
ft p!a:.k beneath, Li caking his arm, it
! recoininetiil if- Tb.fi...,ij a !
, l.ii ........ I. . '4 iviti iitt Lea :
a sec-.rd s-tory window ut the brewery of t ). .i . r,. . '
d brougi.t up sudttenly on fiimilv hrin ri,;i,i.o i I
in case of croup. Thousands of children are !
saved by it annually. Ce it when first ta- I
ke.i, according to directioiiSj and you will !
never lose a child. Ladies will find" it valu-
able in eradicating ;imiles and blotches. .
!.d t
-::-rt.
;;ri Ui opeti a put
roat
Brlvjtiis. We have received an exqui- !
site poetical contribution entitle ! "An Iuci- :
dent of :!:e Flight into Egypt." from the
pen of our gifted young lady friend, "Lin- j
uet," which will be published in our next i
issue -Attention is invited to tho adver- !
tisement of D. Carney, Jr., offering at public i
sale a valuable: property located m th Hor
ough of Loretto. Mi.-. Sarah Stewart, !
of G: sport. Blair county, burst a blood i
vessel an! fell dead, a few days ago, while i
engagel in milking a cow. A your.gtr.an i
named Giheypie, if we mistake m t, a reri- !
dent of Cameron's B .ttom, was kicked in '
the breast by a fi actions mule, in Indiana, j
one day last week, and his life is despaired j
of. The first number of a new paper cn- '
titled the Tyrone Bulletin, of which M. II.
Jolly, Esq., is editor, came to hand last j
week. It is independent V. politics, and 1
evinces much spirit as a local j urnal, but !
its typographic is scarcely equal to its other
merit. V wi.-d ti e UcVyiin tnan a jo!!;
! time c f it. M:;j .: l'homr.s A. Masrnire. of i
Ei.ori.MKNT F..rr.,or:oi;c arv. One day
D.st week Mr. Jol.nathan IVisiht i.er anil Mrs.
Ilfichel Bush, wife of Charts Cu!:. all of
Palo Aito. this county, left for parts mi
known. It appears that IVi-htiier and Mrs.
Buh have had a kindly understanding be
tween them for some time and that their
peculiar attachment for each ether w.viopcn
and notorious. Feightner was Commissioner
of this county, from 1HC0 till 1 03, ami n as
the only county i fiicer elected by tho !le-
puoiicans t..r eleven years, it is fail thr.t
several warrants have been is-ued for
Leii-.g sttli s
'Souhe I
v.-LIUr et.te.
Wt:;-!;, of a!
large crow!
d.l s, :i
c.ur.-c e
The !
was i-e.-t
CroS.-e:
a pun-
!':er thi.i the
-.tiery h-.i
a th p.
;.t 1 :. 0
i'
anK.
pocket picked,
:-.t tl:o oehr
he u'nihic-iii
cao.-.Hi wnUout J.-t
ill of Jacob Hoh-.v:-.
wei k r..bbc i of :
the strec t. t.'. a i;r i
.t-e, and d m ing i.is
tht-it took place.
lii.-
nice on yesrcritay
Ti.eie is ab.vay.s a
vry wiudow on Sun
igered iudividu.il of
'-tectiou.
jf&Mi CCD "ETO.
rth
0.
oi :
beer saloon
Mr. II. had
; -re to iu.i I..?
:';ib:-enci; the
j ti.e
; U;oy o0 cents aid $1 jier bottle. Sold bv
j druggists throughout the United States and
i Europe. Depot, oG Cort'audt Street, New
l o; k. o,- T o) i m
n ' " ' "
.trat
.r.
e i i niu'.vi.
.1
s c.1
Cil.
at the
hn Geis, on S.itiirv!
and
to urehase a m;', t ..t
v. i re ti.e-v. n
rc
c.-'i: ing
Mi as-
sottzneut. At'er a lengthy exauiinaiion of
the various .-tyies, they at longiu concluded
'f. ! that none of tho hats would suit, and were
irest. a ... T? f,. r.f..,o' i living the store, when a customer, who had
the Comnd.Mone.s' office, hadn't thev better ! i--''i'11y ol-erved the performance, in-
send for Ft-iS!:tner?-JhW Gazelle lu,mL? c!cr xhiX 0,10 ol 'em had s
" ; :rcted a hat under ins coat. 1 be goutieman
was overhauled and. the hat discovered, when
he agreed to pay for it, but a contab!e hap
pening to pass along the hat manipulator
was han-ied over, ami ntter a hearing before
'Squire Flattery, was. held in the sum cf
5 5 n0 t( answor the charge of larceny.
'J ho 'Turners' convention, torch-light prc-
I cession and pic-nic, were all grand affair,
and the Soeic-ty deserves credit for the order-
I ly manner in which everything passed off.
Patent Saw Mill. John C. Murray j
has now on exhibition at Maguire & Co.'s
clothing establishment on Main street a tnod- j
el of a new patent saw mill, of which W. W. j
Kwing, of Jn.ii.'.na county, is the inventor. !
H is claimed for this i ew invention that it j
will cut more lumber with less power than j
any ether saw mil! now in use, and in a i
.-hoi ter space c f time. It is
fcimp
m its
not liable to get c-ut of or-
.: e;; prtcutor. t .-.fce eoljtiulled.
s. Hiram linys. Indictment
'iV.sv bi'A. Casr crii-.tinued.
ls.;v:-2 tA-.ly. Ii.'lictment
F'-und guilty, hut n commended
.. y of tl.f. Couit on account of his
scr-Veriecd.
v. -I.ieph Barties, Indictment
! r li e stealintr of a coat valued at
J t of guiify as in manner and
ft ' .'r'. Not sentenced.
Ann Kurtz. Indictment
:i: ! battcrv. MnrgHrct llromly,
I' . !hco.-iii;:;ir.ce arnl bail forfeited.
Ann Kurtz and Wolff Metzg ar.
-A.-sanlt and battery. Pan
;. prosecutor. Urcogni?:atiC5
Johnstown, has been app ;'n!ed to a e'erk-
constructton an
der. and i
-ii " - . i' i . " , ,. 1 m was wc gotten up,
i.ut''.iii n i i Ltii n i h ic in i i in;: r .-. i i -
Tt ; ... ' ... . r - i 1 Onintce lanterns, torches, &-c, was a Very
It i well wortny ttie inspection of lumber i -i -.- J
,f ice iui-iu pkasing exhibition. Ibeir picnic was h
manu!acturei3. i . i 1 , .
complete success, and was wound up in tne
I evening ly t:ij ping it on their own and
j each others' fantastic toes, at Fronheiser's
' H:ll! TiTitil mIiihiI t':r bom- tint rl ' ! ;olefru
. t , ,. r. . . n ...it. .1...
p.oi- io- iu oi .ufMia. .Miiis a. j;ais inai no ,i
common attracthm entices thcn hither. Wo
. !. l;..l . . .: it i
r,,o.. .i .. 1 A 11U 'oi v. ii-ii lii.w iiiccv.-sicii: on iiui.u;iy uvcu-
lu.iv as cneap as any other r;at- i ... .? 1 - .,
A Sci F. Sn;x. It is very evident from
the way people crowd each ether in the new
Gci.vaYsRT Fa.-t. This is an gi of I
w-a tlerful inveutio is. Tt.o minds of inge- !
i-:-: men have brought forth muchinery fa- :
ci'.itating and making labor easy. And ;
among the rest the Blacksmith h?.snot been
forgotten, for I. C. Singer lias invented a
machine which makes the proee.vs c.f I euding
light or heavy tires, bands, ic, an easv and I
very pleasant ta-k. This machine is gauged !
and numbered so as to Ml exactly where to '
place the rollers in order to bend any desired i
dv.metcr. Hundreds r f references can be
given. To get tho machine, address P. II.
Singer. Ebensburg. Pa.
N. 15. A few State right5 remain to be :
disposed ef. None need apply for Pennsyl- '
vania, as the inventor intpr.ds'holding it "for ;
the purpose- of felling machines. ;
P- S. The plice to get your hore well ;
hod, your wagon tire malic nd general
blacksmithing done, is at B. H. Singer's
bhop, near Isaac Evans' tannery.
JUST RECEIVED AT
IndidriH tit
aret BroiMiy,
ni.'.ance of prosecutor for-
Ann Kuilr..
I cue. Mar
mos-t do crow.
ship in the Second Au-litor's Office. Treasu- ! take it that the aforesaid gentlemen are not j as ..... K ful as .-, miil(. x' ltv'tnn
only doing a thriving business, but that cus-; fo V(.rv ,!2.r:iv,?:ibl o,,.i;t?,,n of ,i.T.
tomers find their stock of goixls is not sur- ! -,, l.r. T-n tn. it.Hiin v,,.;,.o l-i- r.r,
, j - e '
a foot race adjacent to to the pic-nic gre unds.
lour correspondent had a hic:h object in
ry Department. Washington. The M.ij r ;
sob I cut to the ra-:ica:'s last fall
and was a long time gcttiua L
all on crec.it,
is pay.
P;c Nic at Cahholi.tow:,-. What will
!iki!y be the closing out-doT festival T tho
present se?.?on on the A'.leybanies. will take
place at Carroll town, on Tuesday. Sept. 21th
to be given in aid of the new addition be
ing mads to the church building at that
place. If there is an- i-r.e place more than
another at which festivities of tins kind ara
rendered in the highest degree enjoyable,
tha, place is Carrolltown. The .tiens are
principally of that nationality which appre
ciates the pleasures and friendly intercourse
passeu in mis marivcr, ior ueau'.y. variety or i
cheapness. Mi s.-rs. M. vS- D. have certainly
a fine store room, a complete stock, ami
si'irit fnfu-ii c.t to ic uu'.iersoia oy any
other merchant.
A Bkmikpek. Tuesday last was cold and
disagreeable enough to remind any one that
a change of raiment will soon be required to
keep the "human form divine" in a com
foitab'e condition, and this reminder should
ot.sorrirv; ii,; mce, for if tt can be
demonstrated that ladies can indulge in this
kind of exercise, the cutom shuulil be intro
duced at once, as nothing would be so well
calculated to produce elasticity and devel
opment in our young ladies as it were.
The Allegheny Evangelical Lutheran Syn
od of the Lutheran church convened here in
the beginning of last week, and adjourned
Sri.KN-mi) Pur.Es is (jRF.nxriACES. Over ;
Jw.000 in Greenbacks ; JlO.OOO in Sewing i
Machines; $0.00 in Washin-' Mar-bines a '
j vast amount of Hoop Skirts, Albums, Books,
j Gold Pens, Pencils, Lockets. &c-, &c, to be
i distributed to the subscribers and purchasers
! of the "me Amusement. Every yearly sub
i scriber gets twenty-four tickets, drawing ;
: from $" to ,100 each in Greenbacks. Can-
i vassii Agents clear from $10 to ?15 per j
J day nu.-ing Clubs. Sample Copies with a !
J pri.-.e ticket ami full directions and instruc- '
j tions to Agents, sent by mail, by enclosing ;
j ten cents, addressed to tho Home Amuse- i
: virnl. 78 Nassau Street, New York. Male i
i ai d Female Canvas.-ing Agents wanted, in 1
every town ami neigh Lorhood iu the United !
j States.
On High Street.
THE
LARGET
induce all jn-rsons in need of new wearing ; yesterday. About iifty ministcrr. we're ire-
cut, oe.s;.:es a large number ot laymen. I he
apparel to examine the fine stock of gentle
.... . . i . . . rt . i i .wi; 7 .i . 1 i - i . . .... - . . .... , .
ii!-n .-. -ivuuu, rti.M i.i.neo i.ieji is oi ii riUIOUS OI tUC mH'oritV OI tUU C iUlChtS WlTf?
which are part and parcel of such social re- ' offered at such reasonable prices by Y. ! tilled yeoteiday by members cf ti.e confer i
ns, and what ttiey tliemseives delight in iarser. auivering mortals wni ito well . en?c. !
to select what thev tieed Iroin his assortment. sku B.d" snent soveral dava in vnnr i
i - - - - j j -
Information-. Information guaranteed ;
to prinluce a luxuriant growth of hair upon i
a bald head or beardless face; also, a recipe :
for the letnoval of Pimples. Blotches, Erup- !
tiotn, cVc. oh the skin. leaving the same '
soft, clear and beautiful, can be obtained
without charge by addressing ;
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Clfemist. I
S23 Broadway, New Vork. '
M
V...lff Metzar. Indictment
i '!.c- peace. Becognizance and
';. Christopher Stroup. Ind:et
i.iid battery. Continued till
Is.
kerd.eimer cc Bro vs. William
e'-.rriishre of Owen Sweeney,
h Term, 18o. Attachment in
Jury find fir jlaintiif against
ii.ee tor :J0 3, payable at the
' '-'I iu the answers of the garnishee.
'"".rned on Tliursday night and
;:.in cn Monday morning. The
' r.-.M l ed the present week, and
trial at the time of closing our
lor-:;le. Adm'x of John Prirglc,
'ieorpc W. Pringle. This case is
r the recovery of certain notes and
' h it is ulleged were illegally trans-
t!.e r!:.'fendant, thereby preventing
"f the ileceased from securing her
' . etate. The amount involved
52,000. Messrs. Johnston and
r plainii.T, and Kopelin and Heed
i-iit.
u i.k Ct iiiosiTiKs. Mr. Geo. Hunt
!i exhibition in the window of his
n on Main street, two bunches of
. i.T.vn in his own garden, which
"tiling of like production we ever
1 he largest of these bunches
""'less than fifteen full grown yel
' vall on one stalk and weighing
I 'liels. They ara certainly curi
'i.'-ir way, but should not attract
'tution that ought to be bestowed
-hno xtnek of cooking and heating
'; ho thousand and one other arti
v'C'Mistitutc his stock in trade. Mr.
"'er dealer and a worthy man. and
't c.Ul snap should remind every
H "' ef a stove that his establishment
-c to buy it.
;8Ax Cressox. The large frame
'ated on the Turnpike, near Cres
"n m the old Troxell tarern bland,
- e(J hy A. G. Mullin, was totally
;' .v fire, between 11 and 12 o'clock
. 'y , night last. The occupants
J ti.eir Plumbers ouly in time to
l"e'r lives, saving ueither cloth-
uur8. or any other property of
.tj?ry aluab! library belonging
r- K. M. S. Jackson was 3a the
'n ""uieci wun tue oiner
- ci.i touiiiiuuicaee'i ironi
i
they are alwavs -.viliir.g and alio tu extend
with i. hearty good will to ail who sec t to
participate with them. Ever op:-n handed
and tree hearted in giving aid and counte
nance to all worthy cntt rprscs among their
neighbors, our Carrolltown friends deserve a
like courtesy on this occasion
whom this announcement comes
Therefore, say we, let there be a cordial and
generous participation by friends from far
nnd near in the coming pic-nic at Clrroll
town, knowing as all do that it will be be
stowed upon a worthy cause r.nd a worthy
paople.
Sentfkcr of W.m. Joiikstok. Iu theU.
S. District Court at Pittsburgh, on Friday
lasfr, Wm. Johiistcin, cf llollidaysburg, con
victed of dealing in counterfeit fractional
currency, was brought up for sentence. He
protested his innocence, but the Court re
marked that it had no doubt whatever of
his guilt, and that opinion had been sustain
ed by tho verdict of twelve of his fellow citi
zens. 1 he dealer ui counterfeit money, such j
as the defendent was shown to be, was the j
worst of the class, and should therefore be I
visited with the severest penalty. Counter- j
feiting was a fiaud upon the people and I
upon the government, and whilo it inflictc I J
serious loss upon the holder, its prevalence ;
operated in such manner as to destroy con-
fidence iu the government circulating medi- j
um, and tended to destroy its credit. It j
was to suppress this evil that the law had
been made so stringent. The advanced age j
of the defendant, as well as the good charac- j
ter he had been able to establish, inclined
the Ojurt to reduce the sentence. The de
fendent was then sentenced to pay a fine of
$3,000, and to undergo seven years impris
onment in the Western Penitentiary, whith
er ho was taken in the afternoon.
House Stoles. On the night of the 22.1 ;
inst. a tine bay horse, five years old, was i
stolen from the pasture field of Jacob Eck- i
from all to ' lan" near Sarah Furnace, and was not hoard
s "rcetin" i tir?e hiys afterwards. Some men in
,v."- ?;.,i Ooi the upper end of Bedford, county arretted a
utMiri ruu on uuu.-Jii: L'juiuv illiertieu at )!..,; II..; 1 .
man named Shaler on suspicion and found I .1 :i -n 1
.11 t . ,. ' in i "htt.e animile wi I come down wi
lilt, i iJ i v v J , .i u ..iku.... ill K.I c niHH,.
goodly town last week. 1 1 a wasn't exactly
on a court scrape, but manago 1 to get into
business shortly after his arrival, and done
some pretty tall "pleading." As the har
vest was plenty and the reapers very scarce,
he made himself generally useful in trying
to secure an abundant crop, and if all the
draw
ith the
Da, J. H. JortDAK. Indianapolis, Indiana,
says: "I have known l)r. Strickland's Pile
llemedy to be thoroughly tested in numer
ous cases during the past year, and with
perfect success in every instance. And so
it is with his llemedy for Diarrl reu or Chol
era, and his Cough Balsam. They arc all
genuine and pure."
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STATE FAIR.
PENNA. STATE FAIR will b.
held at Pittsburgh: upon the erouuda
of the Iron City Park. SEPTEMBER 24th.
2otli,2Gth and 27th. 18B7, for the
exhibition of Horses. Cattle, Sheep,
Swine, 4c. Agricultural Imnle
ments. Machinery, Inventions. Fa.m Pro
ducts, Fruits, Flowers, Houshold Uoe-ds. 4c.
PREMIUMS OVER $lO,00O.
COilPETlTIOX ortN TO ALL.
Some of the premiums in the abstract aro
as follows:
CA TT LE FO B EIG X IMI"ORTED. 10
premiums from $30 to $ J0 ; all other grades
of Cattle, CO, from $30 to $10 ; 42, from $10
to $3 ; best herd, etc., not less than 15 head,
$50; 21 best, $25; best 10 yoke of oxen,
premium to be paid Agricultural Society of
the County Jtnoing them. $100; 2d best. ?fo-
HORDES I5est imported, 6 premiums
from $.50 to $20; thoiough breds, 10. IV . n
$30 to $10 j Speed, 1 of $100, 1 of $75, 4 of
$50.
MATCHED HORSES 1 of $50. 1 of
$30 ; best draught, gelding, and single hor
scs,;i2. from $30 to $10. STALLIONS and
MARES, 15, fiom $25 to$10 JACKS and
MULES. 7. from $25 to $10, Best Idule
team of 4, $30; 2d best. $15. .
SHEEP ic WOOL. For different breeds,
12? premiums, from $50 to $5. SWINE,
15, from $25 to $5. POULTRY, best col
lection, $15, and no premium less than $2-
For Agricultural Implements, Steam En
ginef. Scales, &c, but few premiums are of
fered. The Judges, however, may make
complimentary notice of the particular mer
its of each machine exhibited.
For Leather and its manufacture. Flour
and IndiauMeal, Grain and Seeds, Vegeta
bles, Fruits. Grapes, Cider, Flowers and De
signs, Needle Work, Embroidery, &c, &c.
bread, Cakes, ovrc. Preserves, Jellies aud Air
Tight Fruits and Vegetables, Mercantile Dis
plays, S:c.t liberel premiums are ollered,
ranginz from $10 to $1 . ;
STEAM PLOW. The Heydricl: Steam
Plow will be exhibited and operated eluiing
the Fair.
EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued
by nearly all the Railroads, and all goods ex
hibited and unsold will be returned freight
free.
For particulars, or premium lists, r ddrasa.
A. IS. LiONuAKKtl, Sec'y, Pittsburgh, Pa
oiuiie amission i icKets, no cents.
A. BOYD HAMILTON, President.
Sept. 5, 1867.-3t.
is now iu j id. llillii!ij.sbt;rj Standard.
in.. ... ...... -1 . . ..1 ...: 4. ,i r
tied to a tree. Shafer was handed over to i ,, ; . - 1 , ,'
the authorities of Bedford county, where he " '? -, Bfc t;luull:tr "riny ooj-ct,
. rtll'i u llicv i;n.-an.ij iuu siuccssi VC UUIllOCIS,
! will be laying up treasures for themselves
, r i. r . . . ! whicu win increase and multiply as the
15r.tGs has a faculty for getting thina : VMr!i ro,i ,v. And nmv wl.JUt.
o 1 r., ' . " V ' J . J
1 .14 Hi nuv.rh.M -....r.lii lr.it ll.n ... 1. - 1 O
of kicking a dog. Ih; coi
P.irr ix the Stomach on Rowels. Con
stipation. Sick-Headache, Cramps. Colic, :
Choi era Morbus, Distress after Eatia are !
surely cured by the use of Ooe's Dyspepsia j
Cure. It is certain'y the greatest remedy in
existence. For sale by druggists everywhere.
mi HAVE BEEN IfMEi HERE
!
TO WIIOU IT MAY CONCERN
nh' , l,n.l,n ... - .,
. v .o iitnuj eircu lllrtl, I Lie lulIOW-
mg articles, sold by the Sheriff of Cambria
county on the 20th day of July last as the
property of Edward M'GIade, were purchas
eel by me, and that I hare left the same iu
the possession of the said McGlade duiin
my pleasure, viz. : 2 Horses,' 1 Wacon, T
Threshing Machiue, 1 Wind Mill, 1 D.-uhie
Sett Harness, a lot of Hay and a lot of Rve
in the barn, a lot of Cord Wood and a lot "of
Hemlock Bark in the woods, 3 Cows and 2
Ploughs. AlsOj the iuterest of the said McT
Glade in the growing crop of Oats, Buck
wheat "and Potatoes on the farm now occu
pied by him. All persons are notified not to
interfere with said property.
P. M'GOUGII.
Sontnah, Aug. 23, l8G7.-3t.
FOR A LONG TIME !
E
y n e
Vr... .. 'I1. f.tl.or .
vnwip. ...... ...... "vauinu, . n t KMhierf. .-,! ou- mo f, oivn -x T-i.-" A-mrnr i -ni , .
V fr.l- Mf 1r,.v'..ll . ' " r J- J- VU V V. J. IIIC l)PSL IJOOlvlIlO
ii " V , I piece ol gratuitous iulorm:itiou to those Co - JL ri,,?, Qt i .i !
uld U.-.0 his faculty ! ..,; r" ,.1,rr.!.K nl.o,-, ..i.n. ... ' l.orJ drIor tove ,niU'e ln (he world, go to i
to better advantage if he had the sense wUclTu-ne I 'LEY'S and get gears' Anti-D aster.
to buy all he needs at the cheap cash stove the man who takes his enntv t.-wu-r. a,..7 orn T cjitt.-i. . , '.
, .. . , J x-i--' ea.u ouiiiji . v.anie to Tile ;
Vt' P'nises of the subscriber, in Clea, field !
erou, and w.lhng a ad times to ast a , townsli p Cambria county, on the 1st inst., :
laudable object. S. B. was present at the I mv st ppu rr,. ..'..,.':
of James M. Thompson, on Hi-h street.
Faculty or no faculty, you will he .-urc to
get fit 11 remuneration ' fr your money by
dealing with our friend Thompson.
Fine DRESS ddOM
: C. Christy, and in common with all who i " V!. " ' ' 1 1. 1 K?.i .1 ! ! btanflara DtV ClOOdS.
, . . , ....u i.iviu onuj , mvi lot i V lit OO i M 7
fc LAND E T.
fourth and Arch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
Are offering a NEW STOCK of
DRY GOODS
for The fall sales of
SHAWLS, SILKS, DKESS GOODS,
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
N. B. JA Lots of GOODS Jlecciced Daily.
Sept. 5, 18G7.-6L
J t:sx feo ince l;i.s return irom tne hast ; attended, was highly pleased with the ar
onoc-inauci i.h ocx-h ' - us "ousv r:ingcn;euts for the social cniovment of his
as a nauoi" dealing cut gooos to uie numer
ous customers who almost c i.:-ta?i tly lir:e
hia coiroteis. Tlie reason is thnt Harry luts
i ne
up
a superb stock of seasonable goods which he
is selling at the lowest figures. Calicoes 10
to 8 cents per y-ud, and everthing else at
like reduced prices.
v '. .-iters
alao oi .'. rve gicat credit ior their
and successful tlloits in promotim:
G)NSIStext. In the proceedings of the
Radical County Convention we observe that
the Tribune publishes Washington township
with a small w as the initial letter. Is this
That never welcome visitor, Jack Frost,
came upon us like a thief in the night, and
this (Wednesday) morning he sparkle iu"
the sunshine with a brilliancy only surpass
ed by the beautiful array of jewelry, watch
es and fancy goods displayed so temptingly
in the show cases cf Mr. Joseph Zolner, at
his establishment on High street, opposite
the Mountain House.
1:
-,Je- We did not learn whether
iVy lnfcurance U(Jt what the loss
0"
SLEEEhET" Ovir Us.TVe
l.0lir Wathinzton tovnhhio friend
t-ack.5 for the fine bucket cf
''s?receLte2 t3 -as th ot her de.
Ho! rort Lcretto. A grand social co
tillion partv and oyster supper is to be giv-
because it ignores the name of the ever to be I en at the public house of Mr. F. Bengie, in
revered Washington, or is it because that Loretto, ou Monday night next, Sept. lGth.
sterling township always throws a targe ma-! Good music, good cheer, and a gixxl time
jority against Radicalism? It Beems to be j generally may be expected by all who parti
for a political reason, because another town- ! cipate. A cordial invitation is extended to
ship beaitug the odious name of White is I everybody.
treated in the same manner, while in Blade- j
lick the township is treated to a very large j Outrage. A most brutal outrage ras
B. How is this, Mr. Tribune f Are w c i committod one day last week upon the per
right, or were you out of cajAtal ? j son of a Mrs. Snyder, near Behe & Luther's
mill, in Susquthanna township. Wc will
A Good Stbkak. Michael A. Quarts, i uot give the name of the offender, as the case
ibensbmg ! will undergo judicial investigation, but sin-
es tf Eber.sburg
generous
the gen
eral good fe-eling which prevailed duriuir the
entire entei taiutnent.
A lare;c and commodious addition to the
gas works is in curve of election, and when
couipleie 1 it is the intention of the company
to put up new ret oris and patent puriiieis,
wnercoy i:.o ui;jiisi e sme-il ni. rl.nnir.j
gas will le entirely removed. Sk.ii Bai
the gentlemanly conductor on the Ebcn
Branch, has made a handsome point, and is
one of the very few who aided the govern
ment with hi funds that has "got his mon
ey back." Through tho agency of Geo. W.
Oatman, Erjq., and under Act of CoDgress,
he received, a day or two since, $300 from
the government, being the amount of his
comcautatiou paid in during tho early part
cf the reoilica.
cercly hope- he may be arrested and brought
to justice.
The attention of onr readers cannot be
to often called to the fact that C T. Rob
erts, at his store on Main btreet, always
keeps a full line of clocks, watches, iowelry,
booki, fctationery, toys, cigars, aiid fancy
goods a clioue Tariety at low prices.
fi OMMfXICUED.
Mr. Editor I see in last week's issue of
the Ft cewa-.i an article copied from the Chi
cago Times, in relation to the appointment
of Mother Angelo as a provincial of the order
of the Sisters of the Holy Cross in this coun
try, which states that this eminent religeuse
belongs to the Ewing family of Ohio. The
latter statement is a mistake, and a gentle
man who was personally acquainted with
her family furnishes me with these particu
lars in regard to her family history. Neal
Gillespie, an old and esteemed resident of
Brownsville, Pa., was the father of three
children John, William, and Maria. The
hitter married, and was the mother of Jas.
G. Biaino, M. C, from M:ssouri. John Gil
lespie also married aud by his wife had a
son and two daughters, all born at Browns
ville. His son John took orders, and is now
priest of the Holy Cross, at South Bend, Ind.
The eldest daughter married Mr. P. Ewing
of Ohio, whilst the remaining tlaughter is
the Mother Angelo, whose lifo has been one
of unostentatious piety, and whose bright
example has been the means of inducing
many to devote themselves to the self sacri
ficing calling of Sisters of Mercy. Hon. T.
Ewing married a Miss Boyle, a niece, I be
liere, of 'eal Gillespie. " Atlse.
ray, otherwise they
disposed of according to law.
.-pt. 12Mt. GEO. RUTLEDGE; j
rjpEACHKllS WANTED. Four ;
Teachers are wanted to take charge of
the several departments of the Ebeusburg i
Union Schools during the coming winter. i
Term, five months, beginning on the last i
Monday ia Septeml er, inst. Examination
of applicants will take place in 11 inni No. 2 !
of Lnion School uutldimjr. Ehensburc. on
... ' C :
1th inst.. at 0 o'clock. By order
of the Board". D. W. EVANS, Pre.s't.
S.ml Singleton, Sec?y. sepl2-2t
"CJXECUTOir.S NOTiCE. Let.
ters Testamentary on the estate of Ter
ence McEnrue, late of Washington township,
decM.having been granted to the undersigned
by the Register of Cambria county, all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make payment ,
without delay, and those having claims '
against the same will present them properly :
authenticated for settlement. i
THOMAS M'ENRUE, Executor. 1
Washington. Tp., Sept. 12, 18U7.-Ct. i
ORETTO PROPERT Y TOR '
SALE. The subscriber will offer at !
Tublic Sale, on the premises, at 1 o'clock P. !
M., on Saturday, Sept. 21a. 1807, a two-and- ! fi A IT jri .
a-half story FU AM E HOUSE anil two LOTS ! H U H (If tl Wi ill
OF CiKOIIX'D. ndioininff oxrU tl
- F " J l- - -c -l. t V. 9 OIVU
ted in the Borough of Loretto, Cambria Co.
The House is roomy, has a good cellar under
it, and is in good condition. The Lots arc
full size, well fenced, and there are a num
ber of choice frnit trees, grape vines, and
necessary outbuildings, besides a never fail
ing well of excellent water, on the premises.
Terms will be made known on dav rT sal
D. CARNP'; j,,
Loretto, Sept. 12, lSfit.-21" '
SUPERB LINE OF NOTIONS,
AND ALL OTHER GOODS
IN GREAT PROFUSION !
id SEE
And tell ali
i
JOSEPH ZOLNER
TJ AS just opened, and offers fur sale lower
tnau ineycan be bought
elswhere, a splendid lot of i
c-"htdayand twenty-four hour
Clocks, fine watches of j
every description, ACCOKDEONS, JEWEL
llY, and a variety of all articles in his line.
uepairing oi Clocks, Watches, and all kinds
of Jewelry, done on short notice and mot
reasonable terms. All work warranted.
Call ut his shop, High street, opposite Moun
tain House, Ebensburg. fwp.S.'OT.j
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having been, appointed by the Reg.
ister f)f Cambria conntv Administrator cum
tcstamcnto annexo of George Snyder, late of
Carroll township, dee'd, the undersigned
hereby notifies all persons indebted to said
decedent to niako settlement without delay,
ami those having claims against the same
will present them properly probated for pay.
nient. JOHN SNYDER.
Sept. 5, 1867,-Gt.
IISSOLUTIOX. The partner
ship heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the mercantile and lumber
business has been disseilved by mutual con
sent. The store accounts will be settled by
Jacob Leib, and accounts for lumber sold,
etc.. will bo settled by either of the under
signed. 'JACOB LEIB.
HENI1V wr-
Carroll Tp., Au
.-,.1867.
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20.6t
UaW MILL rOU S ALII The sub-
p scriber offers for s:Te his STEAM SAW
MILL, known as "Cambria Mill." two and
a half miles north of Gallitzin. Cambria co.
Tho Mill is in perfect working order, and
will be sold on reasonable terms. Appv o
the premise to JEROME DAWSON
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