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en- representation q, q del distrite cenYengaz
mtentar 8 ,sortener. ,sstss.h ,..4a.(se, "a.
E4 16.1 Deiberar acerca de, Ia, aceptacion 80
de- donativos, inandas Ilegados. h'Aaos q
La I7ysDictar sreglas de .p6hcfa saniitariia
municipal para el distri60. siasfs,s pa SSst@
= IS: Acordari 10 1iconvenienite bara el p
proYechE4am,liento h ami de- aguas1y para ii esta1 1
biecimicnto de penitenci iarias5ya de- eArceles 81
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/ 49, Califcar los presupneatoa da;los nu- d
.nicipios commprendi m en- su, distrito.tea sssl
la32O.s Informar en- su9 case los espedientes sse
sobre creacion traslacied de milnicipales. 81
i k2l: Formar los presupu uestosdel -listrifo.
con linteryeneion idesilos delegadosf s. que al
etectos sno1nbraralislos Ayuntamieftos .en el
,comprendidos. Icy -s9 ai' e. stsss
,an22e sAcordar sobre 81 slsesfablecihffentod de
terias y mercadossS / 81 fBfa8ll ~ ssssss sg
81 2Sa Eleyar al Gobernadors Sdpefior 8 4
las corp oraciones ipsiatafhs las xposiciones
que cres con venien tes sokre asgihsns que
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TEL E G R AN AS.


L6ndres, iunio "a, por la tarde.-
Dfceseaq que el gobierno de Alemania
exile imperiosamente el pago inme-
diato del primer plazo de la indem-
nizacion francesa. 0
Hay rumores De graves complica-
clones entire Inglaterra y Alemania
respecto de Ia isla de He1igoland.
a Mas de doscientas cincuenta mil
personas en- Paris subsisten dnica-
mente della caridad pdblica.
Madrid 26 de iunio.-S. NJ. ell
Rey llam6 q consulta, el sabado "a,
alospresidentes del Senado y de las
C6rtes, Y rehus6 admitir la dimision
del ministerio. s
Ayerdoningo, el general Serrano
recibi6 Del encargo de formar un
nueyo gabinete, y Sc esperaba que
10 conseguiria. & 's','s
La mayorfa de las C6rtes So reu-
Mira hoy para tomar en- considera
cion la ,dimision del ministerio.
$50 : aD49i ,saapI ell % o9l1''s r.
.s~<a CABLE DE LAS ANTILLAs.
Jamaica, JUNO 23.-- Ha llegado
de Nueva- Y York 81 Rising Star y con-
ducira aCo1on los pasajeros y la
correspondence del TagMs. ,e. .
{ Ell Florida sigue. en- Santhomas y
se dice que saldra para Venezuela 4
fin de mes. a..,..- -..4o ..
Hutchins, 81 ingeniero hidraulico
della India, se halla aquf enfermo. Sc
le han extraido de una pierna cuatro
gnsanos de Guinea, cuya longitud
medica es de doce pies. Un cirujano
de la India, muy diestro en- esta cla-
Sc de opsraciones, va q extraerle dos
gusanos mas La cabeza del gllsano
apareee como 'un grano prominente
y para extraerlo Sc emplea un canon
de epluma, al cual SO va dando vuel-
tas hasta que termina la operacion.
Solo pueden darse cuatro vueltas
Gala dia. Estos gusanos abundan en-
las aguas estancadas de la India.
La Immersion del cable en- las is.
las de BarloYento sigue haciendose
con felicidad y esta tendido va hasta
las de Guadalupe. y Dominica.
Haiti, juhio II. Los asuntos po-
lfticos se 'hallan en- mqy NAL estado.
Los representatives estAn en- pugna
con ell ministerio, especialmente con
el ministro de Hacienda. s
Santo Domingo, JUNO 15.--El
presidente Baez ha derrotado q Ca
bral qlien logr6 llegar 4 Marsailas
en- la frontera Acompahabanle algu-
nos soldados haitianos. :.
Dfcese que. Baez tiene en- su ejer
cito algunos soldados de color de los
Estados- -Unidos. ON >'s,l -7-- a
Venezuela JUNO e. Ell general
Safazar ha salido con direction 4
NuevaAY Fork Y Europa q dar I'm via,
je de placer desptes de dejar ARE
gladas dsus desavenenciias con Guz-
man Blanco, mediante una crecida
cantidad de dinero y con condicion
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DISTRICTS PRovICIALEs.

Ifnl l@@z9@@ <8sE .{fp @lUJo tttJ4( ~.
Para su organization nos parece3 indis-
pensable que Sc adopte el plan compren-
dido en- los siguientes artfculos. -,
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Vi6rnes IA de Julio de 1871.
Bismark la hacienda de Schwarsen-

Bismark La hacienda de Schwarsen-
berck. s -.
La tentativa de los alemanes para
promoYer el descontento en- la isla de
Heligoland ha, fracasado. ND safal
Habana 3 de julio-Valmaseda ha
llegado 4 cti-Spfritus. LAS noti-
cias del interior son satisfactorias.
Madrid, julio 2, por Ia maTlana -
Sc dice que el Sr. Ol6zaga ira de
sEmb9ajador q Paris, ocupando. su
puesto el Sr. Riyero. .a5 aa4a4e
| FL Sr. Moret dijo Ell Ell Congreso
que sreducirfa ell presupuesto de gas
tos a dos mil cuatrocientos millones
de reales. Sc cree que triunfara.
Las Camaras han decidido seguir
causa al diputado Barcia, por com
plicidad en- ell asesinato del general
Prim.
Paris, julio 3, por la manana.-
Ha sido disminuida Ia guarMicion de
esta ciudad. o0 -+. A30 ~ ~
Las elecciones Sc han llevado 4
efecto con tranquilidad Sc sabe con
certeza que Gambetta na sido elec-
to.
Madrid, julio 3, por la manana.-
Continda en- las C6rtes la discussion
sobre el presupuesto. 2a ~ol 81 f.
L6ndres, julio 3 por la mat1ana.
Ell Rey Victor Manuel ha llega-
do q Roma, siendo recibido con en-
tusiasmo.z + &b .a ri#5a s7tEa
Nueva-York, 19de julio.-Ladeu-
da de los Estados-U -Unidos, segun ell
estado mensual publicado hoy, ha
tenido una disminucion de siete v
un octave millones durante ell pasa-
do mes de dejunio.
CABLE DE LAS ANTILLAS.
| Haiti, JUNO 1o-Los mercados es-
tan encalmados por no haber arri-
bos de frutos. Ell orc esta 4 $50 pc
sos dc papel haitiano por uno de
! orc. a@3 ls81i'i dst
Carlos Haentgens, el nuevo mi
nistro de educacion, ha sido acusa-
do en- la legislature como fallido y
como persona de caracter indigno.
Daries dice no es cierto que va 4
sucederle en- su puesto. "
Ell general Loguet ha sido nom
brado gobernador de Port-au-Prin- P
ce. 1890 tGts2 ilt2 '-f >]
Habiendo llegado q dicho puerto
barco de guerra frances, ell Consul
de la misma nacionalidad, apoyado
por el almirante, ha pedido la ex-
pulsion de Mr.. Quine, ex-sacerdote
que ha renunciado de su religion y
Sc ocupa en- predicar ell protestan;is-
mo en- Haiti. Els casado = quiso ha-
Ger bautizar q su hijo, 10 que le fue
perentoriamente negado. Ell gobier-
no frances, a instancias del Consul,
pidi6 que Quine fuese ,expulsado de
Haiti. Con este motive fue preso' Y
Sc le comunic6 la orden de expul
sion; tpero1 81 apel6 al Senado hal
tiano, quien anul6 la 6rden Y cen
suro la condueta de las autoridades.
fundandose en- que la esposa Y el
| s. an eIy90 fbsit1fl3u9 s8HlAI 1gI7&
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distrito por el Gobernador Superior,
,quien darA cuenta embellishments. ii rs
/ BASE DECIMA.--Son atribuciones de-
Consejo de distrito provincial. =. n.feh
1.o Consular al Gobernador acercs
de todas las medidas del Gobierno en- que
el tome iniciativa. &I or iisil,' " i9Sl 4
2.0 Consular al mismo Gobernado1
sobre todas las medidas que, conforme q
estas bases, proponga la Diputacion de dis
trito provincial, para el. adelanto1 y fomsn-
to de SUI territorio. .te j S6 4rf.
aa 3. Resolver en- l.. instancia los ex-
pedientes contencioso administrative.
A. Proponer al Gobernador del dis
trito todo 10 que estime conveniente q Ia
buena administration, regimen y fomento
del territorio, y al adelanto moral intelec-
tuaI de ,sus habitantes. Jfeg esGg gab 0W b
BASE UNDEcIMA.- Correspondent las
Diputaciones de distrito provincial. 81 igs,
II Elegir entire sus miembros un presi-
dente un Secretario. S.9'A'r..' d
2? Proponer en- terna al Gobernador to-
dos los empleados de administration del
distrito provincial que cobren sueldo de
los5fondos del mismo distrito.
ss'iS9 Designar entire los empleados que
icobren sueldo de los fonndose del distrito
provincial el que haya de auxiliar al Sc
eretario en- los trabajos de sucargo. az
4o Acordar Ia plantilla de todos los fun
cionarios de Ia administration del distrito
provincial y relevarlos., (5) s,;4a.a 4sa
h 5c Repartir entire los Avuntaanientos
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BASES CONsTITUTIvAs.

Is BASE sEsTA. Sin, peruicio y reser-
va de 10; que acuerdcn en- 10 successive
la Diputacion insular y la Junta provin-
cial de cada Isla, Sc dividira la de Cuba
en- districts q saber:
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trol q esas divisiones secundarias y hemos
considerable acceptable Ell de 9' l]1s1' 'tlo
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DE
sla 1O$ mes i'd id 5$4 3 id i'd capital
Un i'd los pueb
franco de cuaquier de
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E4 que coseeha de empleos tan sestf1nens1a! Con
este plan no SO producian disgustos otre los pre-
tendlentes; como que. habia mas 1onganizas que
Pobre del empleado conservation ii Dor ca,l,a- a.
lqad habla logradO algnnO participar del ban0uefe
@el lie pasaria 10 que al cObrad0r de la
& on AelaR9Sta
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! 3 BASE sETIMA. En- cada distrito habrA:
a. I'm Gobernador nombrado 4por el
Superior de Ia Isla, 4 propuesta en- terna
de IA Diputacion provincial del distrito. (2)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14

Z Ia de Puerto-Rico en- tres que seran;
1.o San Juan. de Puerto Rico.
s.fll tn2.e Mayagiiezy y, aal1 oea1i
s<t3.9 Ponce. (llayftas a Il lsS1
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3 P0LITIC0 LIBERAL- C0NSERVAD0R


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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-13

ability and discriminating judgment, acting
on the local judiciary. military and other
committees. a. the end of his term. in
1860, it was the aim of his friends to push
him as an eastern candidate for Governor,
and hence he was not candidate for IenOm~
ination to the Senate. In 1870 he made
the tour Of Europe; was in London when
the war broke cut in France, and immedl
ately started for the scene Of strife, to wit
ness the European plan Of warfare The
authorities, however. would not permit him
to 90 beyond Metz, and after remaining in
Paris until the city had to assume defen~
sive position, he returned home, hale and
hearty, to meet with an honest welcome
from his very many friends. He is how the
unanimous choice of his party for the honor
able position Of Auditor General of The Key
stone State, and with platform upon which
be can consistently stand and rally around
him his old associates in arms as well as his
co-laborers Of the shops and railroads. with
whom he has always kept up friendly re-
lationship. and whose interests be has all
ways scrupulOusly labored to forward in all
his walks of life. In these associations. and
those of the different orders to which he beo
longs. lies his great personal strength. He
comes Of the people and is in sympathy
" ith them. and on election day they will
not fail to correspond to the call Of the hon
est citizen and gallant soldier,
Whose honest claims they'll not gainsay,
Nor treat him as Il stranger;
They know him rs his cOuntry's stay
IN the day ana hour OF danger.
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THE vexed question of the proper mode
of baptism was thus disposed Of by Uncle
Cesar a colored preacher out West:
Now, bredren,' said he, / here great
fuss about desc words IN and uto and
folks want US to believe dat dey mean
under, and dat when de Scriptur' speaks
of an individual going down into de
water, de Bible mean to say dat he went
under de water. S'pose some day | go
ober to see brudder Soloman, and brudder
Soloman VERY politely say, Uncle Coe-
sar, come into de house, do anybody
s'pose dis here niger would go salder de
house 2
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-13

RECENTLY in one of the North Carolina
courts the Grand Jury, as is now usually
the case, was composed partly of negroes.
After being "charged'' in the usual way
by his Honor, the jury retired to their
room, when one of the white jurors ven
tured to ask a colored associate if he IN
derstood the charge of the judge. "Gol-
Iy,' exclaimed The astonished amendment,
she don't charge US muffin for dat, does
be? Why, L thought we was gwine to
81. pay"
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NNE
FsEz
HENRY II. UELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract BUCHU.
The Great DIurelfc.
The Great Diu~e(fc.

has cured every case of DIABETES in which It
has been given. Irritation Of the Neck of the
Bladder, and Inflammation of the Kidneys, u
CCratiOn of the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention
OF the Urine. Diseases Of the Prostratc Gland.
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick
Dust DCpOsit.and Mucous or Milky DISCHARGES
and for Enfcebled and Delicate Constitutions
of both sexes, attended with the following
symptoms: IndispositiOu to ENcrtion, Loss Of
Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breath
ing, " eaI Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Dis
ease, WakeLGlness, Dimness OF Vision, Pain in
the Back, Hot Hands. Flushing of the Body.
Dryness of the Skin. Eruption of the Face. Pal
lid Countenance, Universal LassituGe of the
Muscular System, sc.
Used by persons from the ages of eighteen to
twenty-five, ana from thrty-fiye to fifty-ffvc. or
in the decline Or.Change of life; after cUItinc-
mcnt or labor pains Ded-weUtiug il children.
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HELMROLD'S EXTRACT HUCHUis Diuret-
ic ana BOOd-Purify wing. and cures All Diseases
arising from Habits of Dissipation and Excess
es and Imprudence in Life, Impurities of the
Blood, &c, supcrccdiug COpaiba in affections
for which it is used, and Syphiiitic affections
in these diseases used in connection with Helm
bOds Rose Wash.
in many affections peculiar TO Ladies the Ex-
tract Buchu is sunequalled by any other remedy
as in ChlOrOSS Retention, IrrCgulgTity.
Painfulhess or Suppression of customary Fvac-
uations, liberated Schirrus State of the
Uteris, LcucorrhPa or Whites, StCriIity, and
for all complaints incident to the sex. whether
arising from indiscrctiOn or habits of dissipa-
ton 1t is prescribed extensively by the most
eminent physicians and midwiVes for EnfccbIed
and Delicate Constitutions, OF both sexes and
all ages ATTENDED with any Of the above dis
eases or eylnptOmS).
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-13

BETTER THAN GossIP. Here is some-
thing better than talking about your neigh
bors. How many of our readers can
follow the line Of relation through, even
though the apparent puzzle be of the pos>
sibilities:
/ made the acquaintance of young
widow who lived with grown up step
daughter in the same house. / married
her. My father who had the opportunity
TO gee our step-daughter frequently, fell in
love with her and made her his wife
Through this my wife became the mother
in law Of her father-in-la law, my step
daughter became my step-mother, and the
step-father turned to be a step son. My
step mother, a step-daughter of my wife,
gave birth to a son--to me a brother, for
be is son of nay father and Of my step
mother; at the same time being the son
of our step daughter, my wife became the
grandmother and l the grandfather Of my
step brother. My wife also gave birth to
a SONNY step-mother, step>sister Of my
son, is at the same time his grand mother,
for be is the son of her step son, and my
fatLer-the brother~in-law of my child,
for the child's sister is his wife. | am
the brother of my own son, which is the
child of my step-grandmother. I'm the
brother-in>law of my mother-my wife,
aunt Of her own gon--my son grandchild
of my father, and my own grand
Fathar
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HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed as Face wash land will
be found the only specific remedy in every spe-
cicS OF CutaneoUS Affection 1t speedily cradi-
Gates Pimples, Spots, ScOrDutic Dryness, Indu-
ratlonS OF the CutaneOus Membrane, &c. dis
pels Redness and Incipient inflammation Hives
Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of Scalp or Skin,
frost Bites, and all purposes for which SalVeS
or Ointments are used; restores the Skin to
state of purity and softness, and insures con-
tnued healthy action of the tissue of its YES
sells, on which depends the agreeable clearness
ana vivacity of complexion so much sought
and admired. But however valuable as a rem
edy for existing defects Of the skin, II. Il. Helm
bold's Rose Wash has long sustained its princi-
pal claim to unbounded patronage by possess
ing qualities which render it a Toilet Append
age of the most tsuperlative.and cOngenial char
acter, combining in an elegant formula those
prominent requisites, safety and eflicacy-the
1nYariable accompaniments OF its use-as a Pre-
server and RefreSher OF the COmplexfon II is
an excellent Lotion for diseases of Syphilitic
Nature, and as an Injection for diseases of the
Urinary Organs arising from habits of diSsipa-
tion,used i'll connectiOnwith the Extract Buchu
Sarsaparilla, and Catawba Grape Pills, in such
diseases as recommended, cannot be sIIrDasSed
Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
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CID
E. T. EelmbOld's EXTRACT BUCEU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM
Imprudences, Dissipated Habits, &C.,
G D

in all their stages, a. little expense, little or no
change in diet, no Inconvenience, and no expo
sure. 1t causes Il frequent desire, and gives
strength to Urinate, thereby removing OBJ
strucuOnS, preventing and curing Structures of
the Urctha, allaying Pain and Inflammation, so
frequent in this class of diseases, and cxpelling
all Poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victims of in
competent persons, and who have paid heavy
fees to be cured in a short time, have found
that they have been deceived, and that the Poi
SON mas, by the use of powerful astringonts,' -
Deen DRIED up III the system, to break out in a
more aggravated form, perhaps after Marriane
Use HELGBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for
all affections and diseases of the Urinary Or
gans, whether existing in the Male or Female
from whatever cause originating, and no mat
ter OF how long standing. Price, One Dollar
and Fifty Cents per Bottle.
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According to French statiSticiaa, the
average man has, at the age of so. slept g.
600 days. worked G 500 days, walked 500
Gays, amused himself 900 days. spent 800
in eating, and been sick 500 days. He has
eaten 1900 pounds of bread. 16, 900
pounds of meat. and 1900 pounds of vege-
tables, fish, etc, and drank 1000 gallons Of
liquids.
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Being prepared expressly for the above com
plaints,its blO0d-purifying properties are great
er than any other preparation of SarsapariIla.
It.giVes the complexion 4 clear and healthy
color, and restores the patient to a state of
health and purity For purifying the blood,
ali chronic constitutional diseases
arising from an impure state of the blood, and
the only reliable and cffectuai remedy for the
cure of pains and swelling of the bones, ulcer
ations of the Throat and Legs, Blotches, Pim-
pies on the Face, Erysipeas..an all Scaly Erup-
tiOnS of the Skin. aud BeautifyiDg the Com
pleXiOn. Price, $I.50 per bottle.
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HENRY T, Hell VI b OIL D. S
Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SiRSlPARTLLA

ScTofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore
Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Bron-
chitis, skin Diseases, Salt Rheum, Cankers, Run
ming at the Ear, White Swellings, TumOrs- Can
cerous Affections, Nodes, Riclkets, Glandular
SwclingS, Night Sweats, Rash, letter, HumOrs
of all kinds, Chronic rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
and all diseases that have been established in
the system for years.
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JAMES f. MILLIKEN,
-LAW
AND REAL ESTdI'E AGENT,
HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA.

SpeciaI attention given to the collection OF
claims in Blair, Cambria, Huntingdon, Bedford
Centre and Clearfield counties.
Parties wishing to purchase, rent, lease, sell
or exchange real estate viii ind il greatly 70
their interests to call on or address me.
EE7- Correspondence in either English or Ger
man solicited.
KEFEREsC CEs-THm. Mann, Esq, Messrs: Nor
gan Bush & Co.. Gen1 c. II. 7. Coils, Philadel-
phia; Messrs. J. T. Way & Bro, w. NJ. GornIey,
ESQ II d. swoope, ESD Pittsbn,rg; Hon. John
burg: Hon. 3. f. Rose, Altoona ID. ". Woods,
Esq. Lewistown; Cyrus Elder, Esq, Johnstown;
Wm. p. Wilson, Esq. Bellefonte. Ll-E-ly.I
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THERE is a great joker living in Iowa, by
the name Of AXE, and he has named newly
arrived daughter "Belie," the short for
Isabella. Now, what we want to know is,
how will the girl like to write that name as
she grows older ? It will look kind of queer,
won't it.