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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-23
1870 TIE World 1870

The ability OF The " Grid is beyond question.
Raleigh IN @ SentiEel
We regard it a. the able6t Democratic news
papes!in the country. St Joseph Mo- Heraia
The New York World, the ableEs Democrat ic
Journal ia the United States Gin. Times.
The heading Democratic Journal in the oDun-
try. and as able as it is emirrent. the \ CIV York
Tld.-Boston Traveller,
The New York World, the best edited paper
on the cOntineBt, is wonderfully fertile III good
things Raleigh Sentinel
The New YORK World, the ablest, most in
fuerhal. and most widely circulated Demo J.
cratic newspaper il the country Syracuse Our.
Tue Nkw York WoRLp.-The World is now
beyond question the best newspaper published
IN New York City.-Courier, East Saginaw
Mich, Sept 25, 1879.
We always read The World with hearty ad
m!ration OF its superior ability. often with warm
appreciation OF lis eloeaentlv uttered mi
n1eiIts--W Worcester Evening Gazette.
Those who want Democratic paper viii
frd The World, on the whole, the smartest,
most entertaining and cooplete newspaper on
that SIDE OF The hOuse.-CAroDicle, Penn Yam.
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Gbe Duet's Department,
Hang Up eho Esnby's Stacking.

Hang up the baby's stocking;
Be sure you don't forget
The dear little dimpled darling!
She never saw Christmas yet
But I've told her all about it,
And she opened her big blue eyes,
And Pm sure she understood It..
She looked 50 funny and wise.
Dear what tiny stocking!
II doesn't take much TO hold
Such little pink toes as babx's
Away from the frost and cold.
But. then, for the baby's Christmas
IL viii never do at all;
Why, Santa wouldn't be looking
For anything half so small.
know what viii do for the baby
l'vs thought of the very best plan
I'll borrow stocking from grandma,
The longest that ever I can
Aud you'll hang it by mine, dear mother,
Right here in the corner, so,
Aud write letter to Santa,
And fasteu It on to the toe.
Write, This is the baby's stocking
That hangs in the corner here;
You never have seen her, Santa,
For she only came this year;
But she's just the blessedest baby
And low, before you 60.
Just cram her stocking with goodies.
From the top clean down to the toe"
Little Corporal
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The Poor EsDy's Prayer TO Saint
N1Ca 0Ias.

Il saw in my dream" snd poor boy pray'd /,
And these were the words Of the prayer
which be said:
"St. Nicholas once | Rsed to be glad
When Christmas came round, but now | am
sad
For, since we've been poor, you never consa
near Us,
We are 50 far deem f0'0n I sEPpose you can't
hear us-
You are buay np tom with al your gay
things-
Books, dolls, candy, cakee, fruit, pen-knives
and rings.
don't ask for these, but fer something to eat,
Some clothing ard fuel. and shoes for my
feet.
Oh! was il tire way the saints did OF yoro.
To give to the rich, and not visit the poor =?
Come, come to US now, and prove you're no
TO Hin who, to bless US. was born in a
mAnger.
But, if you should come. mind bare
legged b5y
No stockings can hang for yous sweet gifts
ofjry!
81 bring me. good saint. if you know how
to spin them,
4 paTr Of warm socks. and some bits of
bread in them''
go ended his prayer and strange it did
Jast then Il awUke, and behold twas a
dream"
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TIE WFEKLY WORIn-

large qaarto sheet, printed throughout in
large type ami published every " Wednesday
morning, has now the largest circulation of any
weekly n<wspsPer IN the United StstEs, with, /,
possibly, . safsSle exception. Among It's prom
h,elt features ere
1. It's FERG FULL AND AOCU BATE MARX EFT
ESPSRrs, embracing the Live Stock mar
keA St New York, Aihany, Brighton,
Cambridge, aud Phila6el2hia the New
oik Country Produce Market and G en-
efsl Produce Markets Of tic country; and
full reports OF the 4 CIV York hGncy Mar
ket Each et these reports sre complied
WIN sseaI care. and contain the latest
Quotations that can be obtained up TO the
time Of putting the paper to press
- ITS ASHGULTUhAL DEPARTMENT, wb lch
cans%ils each 81, articles on practical
ard scientific farming thst are Of great
value ~ American fxrSers- Z special
1cStui's sf tois department Is weekiy
SUMMARY OF the condition Of tue Hop
Aai Aess 81 home aud abroad.
very fuA report q the proceedings Of
tie Farmers Cla5 CT she Ane1icsn Insti-
tlte y printed IN each issue Of Tie ~ eeEly
y ord, LIE &ey alter tes n1esiing ef tke
Cus, 81 this arrangement tlIe report
appears ia ehe " eokly " Orid ene SEX IN
advance 81 is publication il any ether
weakly papea.
4. i Lss .ion sf the Weekly World is re-
sers cd for fa azily readiag elstter. iLclud-
ing original and selected stories, poems
wsifE Of bU nor, and extracts tIon books
AID periodicals. Particular Gtbe3ition will
lie given TO Shis department during the
year 1879.
5. S special feature of The Weekly World is
aes,rsGuily compiled summary Of the news
Of e&Ch week. It Is made So complete
thAt no one who reads it can fail of being
we'll POSED OF al the Important news OF
t1t day
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a CURE FOR LocKJAw-A CORES
poudent of the Scientific Aaaa.jcaa recon-
mends turpentine as certain cure for
lock jaw. He says: ''Let any one who
has an attack of Iock-jaw take small
quantity of turpentine, warm it and pour
ii OF the wound,' no matter where the
wound is or what lis nature is, and relief
will fellow in less than one minute.
''No.hiug better can be applied to Sc
vere cut or bruise than cold turPcntine it
will give certain relief almost instantly.
Turpen,ine is also sovereign remedy for
Group Saturate piece IF flannel with
il and place the flannel on lie throat and
chest, and in very severe cases three 10
FIVE drops on lump of sugar may be
taken inwardly. Every family should
have bottle on hand" The remedy is
simple and can be easily tested In all
serious cases an application should be
made under medical advice. r.9
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TRz HOLLAND rUsoa 4sE.
a CURIOUS AND INTERESTING HISTORY OF
THIS FAMOUS LAND SPECULATION.


4 subscriber asks Us how the western
part OF New York State came into posses
sion of parties in Holland, through whom
all original titles to land there have come;
in other worde, what is known ss ''The
Holland Purchase" This involves q1i,e
curious and interesting historical chap
ter, of which we give The outline:
On July 4. 1909, Samuel Chsmplain,
the French navigator. with two white at
tendsnts and a company of Canadian In
name, being the first while man that ever
set foot upon the soil of New' York -
Sept 9, 1909, Henry Hudson, the Eng
lish navigator, in the employ of the East
India Company, discovered the bay of
New York, and three days after entered
the river which bas since borne his name.
The land discovered by Hudson was
claimed by Holland and named New
Netherlands. This colony spread TO the
east and west during the next forty-five
years, until it came in contact with the
English settlement on the Connecticut and
the Swedish colony on the Della ware
Contests arose and the latter became sub
iect TO the rule of the Dutch and was an
nexed 10 New Netherlands. The border
contests in the east continued as long rs
the Dutch held possession OF the country,
the English claiming New Netherlands as
part Of Virginia, founded upon the prior
discoveries of Cabot. March IL, 1864,
Charles Ii. of England granted charter of
all the lands lying between the Hudson
and the Delaware 10 his brother. The Duke
of York. This included New Netherlands
and portion Of the territory which had
been previously granted TO Connecticut,
Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and,
before the year 1864 had closed, by a
sudden and bold movement, the country
was wres,ed from the Dntch by military
force, and passed from their control In
1904 the Duke Of York sold the present
territory of the Stale Of New Jersey. 1t
was not until 1871 that the disputed
boundary with Connecticut growing out
of this grant, was settled The claims OF
Massachusetts, arising under the same
grant, were not adjusted till 1886, after
the close of the revolutionary war. Then
a compromise was effected which gave
New York the sovereignty of the whole
territory, but yielded to Massachusetts
ownership of the sod in that portion OF
the State which lies west of ueridian
line passing through the 82d milestone Of
the Pennsylvania boundary This line,
known as ''the pre-emption liae," COM
mences at the southeast corner Of Steuben
county, extends along the west shore OF
Seneca lake, aud terminates in Sodus bay,
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HEALTH OF APPLEs. Apples, If eaten
at breakfast, with coarse bread and butter,
without meat or flesh, remove constipa-
tion, correct acidities, and cool of febrile
conditions more etfectualy than the most
improved medicines. They prevent de-
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patrefactive tendencies of heterogeneous food,
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oTICE TO OWNERS OF LAND.

r,,ASing procured perfect list of all
D.r, e E4 mes, dates of warrants, and of the
'tbs 'oI r1. 'Aa Purchase money and the names
he ESoAS paying tho same. with com
|l,sS showing the location of each tract
Icure D p. cambria county, am prepared TO
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AeubIt ohpstented Lands, under the Act of
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b. '1e Surveyor General.
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TEE DAILY WORLD

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Of tie word, and thorosgh discussions OF all
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FECIAL NOTICT M, -.

ST. NOIlCE.-The Fisher and
lse who sooa Surveys being all patented,
FOR own portions of them need not an.
ets, Or 1.s .en's Those who have purchased
Is SbiogI' g'I's 0! tracts, of other bodies of sur
|e the ~ ~. nave not been patented, can pre-
~ patents by applying to
ebess,, ShOEM ARER & OATMAN.
&, nov. Is, 1869 If
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GOOD, BETTER, BEST. The best
IN and cheapest Tobacco aud Cigars IN town
are n Il. l.. ONsn11n's. Go and zee.
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RAIN AND pR0nI1CE TN -.

-. ~ AND PRODUCE The un-
EE Brs"ssnned is still in the GRAIN AND Pxo-
!, snd ss xn,1, IN Salisbury, Indiana county,
eers sn5 oiu 'u De glad to furnish his old Gus,
Fn and po.,. o,i Others with Wheat, Rye, Oats,
/ vii h. O.A at reasonable rrices. Ali or
~ promptly attended to.
Alttn~, WN. A'QUISTOE.
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~ aAI.-- Always In Advance
-, ,SLE ,! COPIES. per year......... 50 %
OLUBs OF FIVE, or raore, 50
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ID uCemqnt.
Ictclte H06in, femme, Is. DaUid p. Satan, Son

Icltcite Robin, femme, Is. Dauid p. Satan, sol
mari.
TOUR DE DISTRICT, St. Landry. No
" 1O9'7.-Dans cGaprocts la loi ct revi
dence ttant en- favour Ue la demanderesse. FG
licitc Robin, il est ordonne, al jugc CT decrttt
par Ia Gour, qu'elle ait I'M Judgement contrt
lie dCtrndeur, David 7. Saizan. ct qu'elle re.
couvre de lui la somlne de deux mile deuS
cent clnquante piastres, ct que son hypotht.
que tactic ct l,gale soft reconnue ct mise en-
force, ayant etlct conmf"suit: pour mile pi-
astres du 81 Dtccmbre lS49, pour sept cent
cinquante piastrcs du 30 JUN 1850, pour cinq
cent vingt deus ct 2,>ljCO piastres du ) AvriI
lS32-avrc DIES lnterets a eng pour cent par
an du II Novcmbre, 1868. jusqu'au Placement.
Que la communicate des acqutts ct gains
qui exlst"ient a1paravant, SOFT d~IsSoute, qu'-
ellie ait lie controle TT administration de ses
birns paraphrrnaux, que son hypotheGue ia
cite ct lcgalt SOFT rccn1nue ct mise en- force
ayant etfct de la d,te de la reception DE- son he
rItagr ct SEES biens par son dit mari, ct que lie
1etrndrur pale les trais de ce process,
Fait, In TT siGne en- plrine Cour aux Opc-
&c ) Fcvrirr, l~U9.
JAS. NJ. PORTER,
.Iure du Sine Dist. Juliciaire de la L.ne,
Pour cop!e coEtormn.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grenier,
Opelousas, & Mars, loG9.
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absnrle de dire cue quanl IN induStrie
Sc prescntera pour aclu!tter I'LL i'nI01
on insGrera dams son recu des conditions
pour rGglementer son industric, car il n'a
qua payer limp0t en- presence de deuS
temoins ct d deciirer on 4 ~retaser dac'
ceptrr lie papier qu'on lui otfiira.
A un autr point de vue, la loi nest
nj moins arbitraire NJ mvins impractical
bic. En- admettant cue lie proprit'aire
dun cate ne puisse rtuser admission d
IN homme de c%oulcur, la loi aurait du
~a;outer que les sarcons de l'6tablissc-
ment s%craient ttnus sous dts peines cor
prrelles de servir les consommateurs
noirs. Quj les y obligera s'ils r%efusent
n'emporte pas l'obligation de servir 4
boire ct /; manager, de cirer les bottles,
etc; &c sont la des services pelsonnels,
auxqurls aucune loi ne peut eontralndre
un llomme 81 ne lui convent pas de sly
s~ounettre.
Parlerons-nou SIDES theatres, lis ne sont
pas NOMINEES dams la l6i. k~entrent-ils
dams la catGgorie DIES Establishments dts
"of public resort" C'cst Ia une ques-
ton. Mas, en- ton cas-, il sutllra aux
dIr"cteurs de ces ESTABLISHMENTS d'ecrire
sur leuls portes " lie public nest pas adj
N . lei pour en- intcrdirc Faces aux
8 rs de c%ouleur. Du moment tu leta-
bllssemcnt est reserve aux gems d'uae
certaine classe GU dune certaine race, il
es- clair gull nest pas ouvert au public.
Les moyens legaux pour resister 4
duplication de cette loi on pour lt!udrr
ne mauqent pas. Mails dsus l'iutGrt;
de Ia tranquiiIit6 pubIiquc, nous souhai-
tons que les gems de c%ou]eur n'cssairnt
pas de s'iutroduire dams les etablSsc-
ments reserves aux blancs. coutrc lie re
les pgopriGtaires de ces Establishments,
car de pareiIles tcntatiyes amtneraieut.
sansRucune doute, de regrettables con-
fits don't lis s%eraient les prpmiers a Sc
Leur diSuite CONNIE leur i'll
leur commandment de ne pas cher
s~'imPoser par la violence. Qu'ils
decider la question de droit PAR
les tribunaux 81 celia leur convent, mais
1u'ils evitcnt toute cause de trouble ct
lie dcsordre. En- provoquan~ des con-
lits, lis ne teront que creuser plus pro-
5onddulent Ia d@marcation qui sGpare les
leux races ct lis "nuiront par celia meme
I-ur cause. Qu'iIs y retI1chis$ent
want de Sc lancer dams les aventure~
lont Tissue ne pcut pas ttre d~outeuse
con>cil est sage ct Gus lie leur
i%onnons en- toute sincelite.-LAbeille.
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Fiat dc la Louisiana.

CoUR DE PARoIssE, ST. LANDRY-No.
A IMEE GRADENIGO, de la paroisse St.
N Landry, ADMINISTRATIVE de la succession
de Joseph Gradenigo, decide, reinforcement de
ladite paroisse. ayant enrtgistrc un ableau de
Classification des dettes de la succession sus-
dite, accompagne dune petition demandapt
l~homologation d'icelui ;-et attendu quill a
etc fait droit a la demande de la dite petition,
par un ordre de la Cour en- date du "a Fe.
vrier. 1869.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dom
de aux interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir
a fsire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par ecrit,
a mon bureau dams la vile des Opelousas,
dams les trente jours qui s%uivront la date du
presentsavis, pourquoi ledit tableau ne serait
pas approuve ct homologue. ct ladministra-
teur autorise a payer conformernent audit tab
leau. A. GARRIGUES,
Juge de Paroisse.
Opelousas, 81 FGvrier, 1869.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-03-06
t

Henry D. Hill rs. Philip NacEee et'Aa-
ron Bell, Ajsents, Propristuires du
Steamboat BUSKIRK.
TOUR DE PAROISSE, St. Landry, No.
~ 7l6.-En vertu dun ordre de lHonora-
bic Cour dc Paroisse de St. Landry, en- date
du 5 Fevrier, 1869. ct adresse au sous-signG,
TAI pris possession, du Is c%ourant, du Steam
boat Buskirk.
Maintenant, je donce avis a tous les into
rests de p~araitre dams les quinze jours d'au-
jourd'hui, pour rtpondre a la petition de Hen
~ D. Hill, qri a dcmand6 la prise de posses
sion dn dit bateau autrement fen disposerai
d'apres la loi. JAMES G. HAYES.
II Few. go. Sheriff de St. Landry.