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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-09

TEACHERS EXAMISATIONs.-T exam
iuation Of teachers for Cambria county, in
the autumn of 1872, will be held as follows :
Ebensburg Normal School, Aug. 18th and
10th.
Johnstown, in Union School House, Tues
day, Aug. 27th.
MilIville, Thursday, Aug. Goth
Concmaugh Borough, Aug 30th.
Cambria Borough. Aug. 31st.
Blacklick, at BelsanO, Tuesday Sept. Sd.
Cambria Twp, at Myers School House,
Sept 4th.
Coopersdale, Sept 5th.
East Conemaugh and Franklin, in Frank
lin, Sept 9th.
Taylor, at Headrick's, Sept, 9TH.
Carrolltown, Carroll and Susquehanna, in
Carrolltown, Sept. 10th.
Chest, at CLOSER =, Sept. 11th.
GallitZin, at Gallitzin, Sept 18th.
Washington and Summit, at Cresson Sept
l4th.
L,oretto and Allegheny, at Loretto, Sept
18th.
! Clearfield and Chest Springs, at Trexler's.
/ Sept. 18th.
Munster, at GLASS;, Sept. 2Oth.
jackson, at Fairview, Sept. 2lst.
Wilmore and Summerhill, at WilmOre,
Sept. 23d.
CroyIe and South Fork, at SummerhiIl, |,
Sept. oath.
Adams, at Moses Kring's, Sept. 25th.
Richland, at Blough's, Sept. 10Th.
Yoder, at StutZman's, Sept. 9th.
Conemaugh, at Singers, Sept. 2Sth.
White, at Fallen Timber, October I'd.
IRREGULAR EXAMINATIONS
will be held in Ebensburg on the 9th, 18th
and 18th days of October, and on the 2d and
10th days of November. No other eXamina-
tions will be held, and these will be conduct
ed in strict compliance with the law. (See
School Laws, page 152 to 154. Applicants
will please bring materials with them. Ex-
aminations in the Theory of Teaching will
be from the Sd and 4th chapters of Wicker
shams ''School Economy" Remember, a
failure in one branch is failure in all. EX-
aminations will commence promptly at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, except in Ebensburg, Johns
town and Millville, where they will COM
mence at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
T. j. CHAPMAN, Co. Sup't.
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local AND PERSONAL.

spFCTAL NOTICE.-In few days from this
te JAMES NULL Esq, of EbensburR- Will
- forth on tour throughout this county,
i the purpose Of collecting moneys due the
imam for subscriptions, advertising, and
\ work and soliciting new Subscribers We
Y " trici Gr1niIG through the medium Of
- columns, and IL has failed to bring the
- answer: and we are obliged perforce to
- TO this other method to come into pos
=, of our Hist ducS. We trust our patrons,
4 and ALL will take this as sufficient notice 70
sr"ody - "cOme down wirhFthe stamps.
oneys paid Mr.. Null will he receinted through
Y nIumns Of the Freeman. All persons in
& fnr one or more years subscription will
Fyrrct,d 70 nav the collection fees, Crcept-
II i'm cases where psymeut for one year In
Y &c u" is made. So he ready to ''aock up''
sl, ON owe p: and IT any Of our friends wish
=, =, 4 ua in the purchase Of a power rresa, they
al find our agent ready to take down their
q, 90 and guarantee thcm full return for
Y u r,,nry in case we call on them.
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a WORTHY ENTERP referring e
to our advertising columns, says the Somer-
set Democrat, it will be seen that we devote
considerable space to the publicity of an en-
terprise known as the Wellsburg Coal, Iron
and Fire-Clay Company's Gift Enterprise.
This has been gotten up for the benefit of the
sufferers by the disastrous fire that almost
totally destroyed our town on the 9th Of May
last. 1t is not intended as lottery, as every
ticket or stock holder has right to say in
what manner the prizes shall be disposed of.
There will be prize TO every five shares,
and two hundred thousand shares in all, each
worth two dollars. If the Company can sell
all these shares, they expect to be able to
give TO our sufferers about one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars.
There will be numerous cash prizes rangs
ing from two dollars up to ten thousand, be-
sides one grand prize of the whole tract of
land, containing over seven hundred acres.
This is an enterprise which we doubt not will
meet with the approval of all persons who
sympathize with the truly needy citizens of
our distressed town.
The chance of drawing prize is certainly
better than is generally offered by this kind
OF an enterprise, there being one to every
five shares sold, and some person will be
the lucky drawer of an independent fortune.
Mr.. NJ. z. MeagheF is agent for Cambria
county, and persons desiring shares should
address him at Johnstown.
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Sheri6oS Sale.

I(Y virtue OF writ of FL. F'd., issued out of
- the Court of Common Pleas and to me di-
rectei, there viii be exposed to Public Sale. a
the Court House in Ebensburg, OF Saturday,
the 3lst day or August inst, at l o'clock, p. =,
the following real estate, TO wit: All the right,
title, and interest of Lawrence Stitch, of, in and
to a lot of ground situate in CarrOlltown bor-
ough, Cambria county fronting on Main street
on the east and extending back to heirs of
John Camnbotl, decd, on the lwest, adjnin-
Ing lot or Sim IN Schroth on the north and lot
of John Kennedy on the South, having thereon
erected a two story frame house and n frame
stable, now in the occupancy of Lawrence
Stitch. Taken in execution and to be sold al
the suit OF Albin Oswald.
w. BONACKER,- Sheriff.
Sherif's Omce, Ebensburg, Aug. 8, 1S12.
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MIR. II ARR KING.

The great and only Mdlle. ADELINE FoNTAIN-
BLEAU, Lady GymnaSt and Ceiling Walker, Ira
peze Performer aud Antipodst besides her in
comparable Comic Hat Spinning. Tire feats of
this,the most beautiful lady in America. .Tnnst be
seen Ia be appreciated. Language fails to con-
Vey anything like just idea of her great merit
Mclle. CODONA, the world-famed premiere
Equestrfenne. whose bold and graceful feats of
cquitatiOn 1t is impossible to rival.
Mons. D'ATALTE, the Man of Steel, with the
Iron Jaw, lifts a 4G-gaIOn caSk filled with LIQUID,
besides a man holding two 5U-pOund weights,
with his teeth alone.
Mdlle. ANGELA the Female Sampson and the
Wonderful Artilerist, who will old cannon
"a siN-pOunder) UpOn her shoulders tsud dis
charge IL before the audience.
Mdle- GABRIEILE MACARTE. the charming
Lion Tanner and Queen of the Menage.
Mdlle. CARRIE CODONA, the Female BlontHn,
the most brilliant Tight Rope Dancer and As
cenSiOnist before the public.
Nv Fl AIRY CODONA. the reckless md unap-
proachable Somersault Rider and unGuestion-
bly, the best general performer in the country.
The WALHAILA BRoTHERs-Max. John ard
Edward-the EmperOrs of the Gyuasium. late
of Rentz Cirque Ia Empereur, Berlin, Prussia
Their first appearance in this country.
THE names of the many other great artists
are omitted for want of space.l
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Widows Aopr aisements.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ Appraisements of Real and Personal Pro-
perty of decedents, selected and set apart for
the Widows of intestates under the a ct of As
sembIy of 18th April, 1851, have been filed in the
Register S Office, and will be presented to the
Orphans Court for approval on Wednesday, the
4th day of September next, to wit:
Inventory and AppTasement of the personal
property of Evan Roberts, deceased, elected to
to be retained by his widow, Lucinda IL. Rob-
erts,-$300c9J
Inventory aud Appraisement of the personal
property of William Orr, late of the Borough
of Johnstown, deceased elected TO be retained
by his widow, Harriet Orr,-$27175.
Inventory aud Appraisement of the personal
property late of Peter -Alibaugh, deceased, re-
tanned by his widow,-$6097.
Appraisement of certain personal property
set apart for the use of Eleanor Powell, widow
of David Powell, jr., late of Blackjack township,
deceased,-$300.00.
Appraisemeut of the personal property and
real estate of William Riley, late of Prospect
borough, deceased set apart for Susan Riley,
widow of said deceased, $4,000
GEO. w. OATjfANs C'erk.
Clerk Office, Ebensburg, Aug. }, lSI2.-4t.
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TO CONsUMPTIVEs.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption. by a
simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who
desire it, he will send copy of the prescription
used. free of churgcD with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will
ind SURE CURE for Consumption, Il sthmu. BrOn-
ctHts DC Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
1l-lS--ly. 1874 Penn ST., WiliamSburgh. n. Y.
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OBETC kE Y.

BOSACKER.-Ded, in this place. on Wednes-
day last. of cholera infantum, Harry Edmund,
infant son of w. B. and Lizzie Bonacker, aged
months.
LLOYD.-In this place yesterday Thursday
morning, Mrs Catharine Lloyd, relict of the
late stephen Lloyd, aged about SIS years.
BUCK--ln Carroll township, on the 5th inst,
George Buck, aged nearly 10 years. The de-
ceased was deaf mute.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-09

NO JOKE ABOUT TIIIS!-There is con-
~ siderable money due me that find it i'm
possible to do without and this is to notify all
persons indebted that if they do not call and
pay up or before the 18th ddu of this month.
they will find their accounts In the hands of T.
w. Dick, Esq, for collection with costs.
V. LUTrRISGER.
Ebenshuru AuQ
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GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED.
ga'4sRatat Glassware, Tobacco, .iru,,
caared Fruits, &C., &c.
ST0EE,NG. 100 HIGH STREET, EBENSBIBG.
PROT 0SED AMENDMENT
TO THE
CONSTITUTION of PENNSYLVANIA,
JOINT RESOgUTIOS
an Amendment to the Con-
S:ifufiOn Of Pcnnsv.va,,o

OI EcnnSYsTanTa
I5c Il reSn'red bUtIc Senate ana ET,,,s..f D.,
Ee''tat''eS ~ tire Conn,on'ccoEh of Pengs,gr,,,i,
~ "ehef"t Assembly met That the folIowipo
Amendment of the Constitution OF tbis C,-,,
ni"hwealth he proposed to the people for fbcir
oi'P'i"', or rejection. pursuant to the proyfs
S'ohs OF the tenth article thereon. to wit:
AMENDNENT:
strike out the sixth section Of tl,,,.sf,+t ,..,
cIe OF the ConstEcutio-r, and insert in T1e,, ,te
OF tue following: a State Treasurer stan he.
CHOSEN by the qualified electors OF the STATE AZ
Such tunes and for such term or service as shaIt
be prescribed by law"
WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
Speaker OF the House Of Represert,tt,-os,
JAMES S. RUTAN,
Speaker of the Senate
Approved The tventy-second day ,,f Nar,,,.
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred s,,,s
'"o' JNO. w. GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publicartoj, me-,
am To the Tenth Article of the Constftution
LI-l3.-3m.l FRANCIS TOpn '
Secretary of the Commonwealth
OIHce secretary OF the Commonwealth
harrisburg, June 10Th, 1872
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1--WE LIKE IT.'-Ths is the universal verdict
upon the DomCstic Sewing Machine. 1t lacks
no good qualftv of q hrst-cIaSs machine, doing
all sorts OF work, and never getting out of or
der. Its range of capacity is wonderful.
stitch stitch stitch!
In poverty, hunger and Dirt,
Sewing at once, with double thread,
shroud as well as as shirt
How much better TO buy domestic " Sew
ing Machine,and be lifted above sUch drudgery?
r. W. Steadman 4 Co., General Agents, No
20 Sixth Street, Pittsburgh.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-09

"KIRREcT"-A California jury, in a late sui
eide case, found that 1.-THE deceased was an up-
mitigated fool" Which was about the correct
thing. a similar verdict would probably he re-
corded against any man who was unsOphstica-
ted enough to presume that any dealer in Cam
bria county or elsewhere keeps more varied
or more elegant stock of clocks, watches, jew
elrys fancy goods, books, stationery, tobacco
cigars etc, than c. L. Roberts, who knows how
to treat his customers in Il manner becoming a
gentleman of unqueStionable integrity.
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SUBPOENA FOR PERPETUATING
~ TESTIMONY.

- b VI n A FOR PERPEIUATlNG
~ TESTIMONY.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, SIS.
- The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania ::
LIS To Jacob Moses, Daniel earns, (surviv-
- ing husband of Margaret earns, former
ly Margaret MOSes,D Catharine Moses and Jacob
Moses, children and heirs at law of Adam
MosesJ Abra ham Moses, ard Daniel SilIs, (sur-
yiving husband of Mary Sfls, formerly Sarah
Moses,l JOhn Moses, Rev. George Fickes, (sur-
viving husband of Sarah Ficlxes, formerly Sa-
rah MosesD their heirs and Representatives, and
all others concerned in the premises-Grecting:
We command and firmly enioin you. that
laying aside all business whatsoever, you be
and appear before the Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas of the said county, to be held
at Ebenshurg on the frst Monday Of September
ne.Ct, to show cause, if any you have, why the
witnesses in behalf of Robert l.. J Johnston in
his complaint against You, before our said Court
exhibited, should not be examined and their
testimony reduced TO writing and flied of record
in our said Court, in order to perpetuate the
same, agreeably to the Constitution of our Gov
ernment and the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided and hereof fail not at your
peril
Witness the Honorable JOHN DEAN Presidt
Judge OF our said Court. at EtJensburg the 10th
day of June, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and seventy-two
). H HJTE, PrOthonotary.
Attest-N- b. BoNACKER. Sheriff. LS-9-4t. ]
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IN DIVORCE.

- NUBPIENA IN DINORCE.
- CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS.
The COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA:
- To the Sheriff of Cambria Co., Greeting:
I las. You are hereby commanded that
- you summon w. W. Fl. FREEaAN to be
and appear at our Court of COmuion Pleas to
be holden for said county at Ebensburg, on the
first Monday of September nert, to answer GER
tain Libel in Divorce filed against him in said
Court by MARY NJ. FREEMAN, by her next friend
ISAAC BERLIN; and this you not to omit at
your peril.
Witness the Honorable JOHN DEAN, Preside
Judge of our said Court at Ebensburg, the 10th
day of June. in the year of our Lord one thOus-
and eight hundred and seventy-two.
j. K. HITE, PrOttIonotary
Attest-W. B. BONACKER, Sheriff. IS-9.-4t !
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DIR. CARPENTER.
1876 MULBERRY STREET,
Consumption, Bronchitis,
NEWARK, n. J.,
now TREATING SncoafpIIr

49, 'ASoIihe SucCcIully
Consumption, Bronchitis,
ana all diseases of Throat and Lungs with his
COhPODND MEDICAFED INHALATIONS. CONCEN-
IhATED ROOD, AND COUGH SYRUP.
During tPe past ten years Dr. Carpenter has
Lu IIeateu anu cured thousands of cases of above
named diseases, and has now in his possession
cefCllSltes or cures from all parts of the conn
tiry. fhe InhafatfoRis breathed directly into the
lungs, soothing and healing over all inflamed
tality as it permeafes to every part of the svs
en- Ihe sensation is not unpleasant and the
nrst lnhalatlon often gives very decided relief
particularly when there is much ditficuiy1 ~
breathing. Under the influence of nv rome
dies, the cough soon grows easier the nigb+
sweatS cease, the hectic flush vanishes and viii
improving digestion the patient rapidly osine-
strength, and health is again within Eis prasn
The Concentrated Food rapidly builds mn tho
most debilltated patient presenting 20 the stom--
ach food all ready to be aSsmilated and rsSs,t.,
into good, rich healthy blood
The Cough Syrup is to be taken Mt night 70 a.
leVlate the cough and enable the pat fsnt t. oh
tain sleep Ettu directions accompany each bo,
or my remedies IChich consists 0f
One Inhaler; One Bottle of Alternative InL.I,pt .
Zone Bottle Of Soothing Febrifupe IDhaIan+ a.
Bottle eAnti-HamOrrhagic Iuhalent /: (lre BOTTLE
concentrated Food One Bottle Cough Syrup.
Frice OF Box containing medicines to last one
month, $40; two months, SIS; three months $25
Sent TO any eddrcSs c. o. n. Pamphlets con
falnlng large liSt OF patients Ctrred sent free
hetters OF inquiry must contain one dollar TO
insure answer. Address,
A. ID. CARPENTER. VI. n, Newark N y
Dr. Carpenters C4T4RRH REMEDY will
give immediate relief, and will effect n permo-
nent euro in from one to three months PIC
OF remedy to last one month, So; two months
IS; three mon ms, $40. '''0'
CANCER in all it's forms successfully treated
4. II. CARPENTER NJ. D., Newark.
August 9, lS72.-Iy.
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FIVE of the sweetest words in the English
language begin with the letter ''h," which is
only a breath-heart, home, hope, happiness
heaven. The five words next on the sweet list
begin with the letter "h," which is only another
breath-beSt bargains bountifulIy bsstowe ed Cat
V. 81 Barker's. We trust that you enjoy four
of the first kind and will endeaVor to merit the
other, but Barker don't tr1st-he sells for ca h
exclusively, and that is the reason bargains are
bountifuly bestowed at his establishment
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GEO NJ. READE, .AnorHcy-at- Lar,
u Ehensburg Pa Office IN new building
recently erected on Centre street, two doors
from High street. 70 5usI.i
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"A prisoner escaped from the Greensburg
Jail last Monday night.
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TN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES.
l. In the matter of Albert q. Fry, Bankrupt !;
No. 1436 in Bankruptcy.
WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SS:
At Ebeushurg, the 18th July, A. ID. 1879.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-The under
signed hereby gives notice of his appOin intent
as Assignee of Albert G. Fry, of Ebensburg, in
the County of Cambria and State of PennsyIva-
MIA within said District, who has been adjudged
a Bankrupt upon his creditors petition by the
District Court of said District.
GEO. G. X. ZAHM, Assignee.
Ebeusburg, Aug 3, lS72.-3t.
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CAUTION All persons are hereby
- notified not to give credit to any body on
ny account without written order from me
Parties having claims against me will please
present them within six weeks from date, and
those Indcoted TO me viii much oblige hy set
Ting without delay GRO q / ASSfSR
NstrFOhtoWnr July 20, 1S.e.-4t Tailor.
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DREss C00nS !
DIR Y GOODS
LADIES' SHOES AND CATERS.

N GDTHGH~ G a.
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TN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES.
1-ItI the matter Of Ery DueT1 6e Co., BdniIupts
No. 1437 in Bankruptcy.
WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, IS:
At Ebensburg, the 10th July, 4. DE- 1872.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-The under
signed hereby gives notice of his appointment
as Assignee of Fry, Duerr Co.. OF BbeHsburg,
in the County of Cambria and State of Penn.
sylyania within said District, who have been
adjudged Bankrupts upon their creditors petit
ton by the District Court of said District.
GEO. C.. X. ZAHM, Assignee.
Ebensburg, Aug. 3, l672.-3t.
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FRUIT CANS.-The fruit preserving season is
now at its full hight, and where to get the best
cans at the lowest prices is important uues-
ton. George Huntley, at his stove. hardware,
tinware, cutlery and grocery depot, keeps for
sale all kinds and sizes of fruit cans in the mar
ket. Therefore it behOoves all who need cans
to select their cans from Huntley's large stock
of cans, for from him they buy CANS fully
as cheap as cans can be bought anywhere.
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THE Four SEAsONs-A five-year older at one
of our public schools, shortly before vacation.
defined the four seasons as pepper, salt, vinegar
and mustard. This precOcious urchin. it is al
most needless to say, comes OF a family who buy
the four seasons indicated well as all the dry
goods, dress goods. groceries, notions, etc, re-
quired in said family at all seasons of the year.
from Myers Lloyd, the popular cheap cash
dealers over the wagon High street.
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CAUTION.-Every genuine box of DR.. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS, and their private United
States Stamp. eE- Take no other.' The
market is full of limitations.
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LET those who would their lives prOIoug and
from their presence drive all earthly ills, Just
bear in mind worldly ways they throng that
there is such man E. J. Mills, who keeps
store on the street called High, and sells to all
who have ready cash to pay for the best of flour
and feed chopped corn and rye, and groceries,
too. fresh and cheap-thats what say. On
Mills then call and at fair prices buy of what he
keeps a full supply.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
Dominion.

Th9 people of Canada are in tribulation
1t is expensive and tro Iblesome affair to
be a Dominion; besides the mother country
does not interfere to take care of them, when
they are in trouble. tt ey are tried by the
decision Of Emperor William, of Prussia, in
favor of the United States on the San Juan
bound Try question: "the upshot Of whlcl, ="
says The Toronto Globe, in its grief sis that
the Tree Commerce with the East, for which
we have been extending the Dominion
across the whole continent, mourning an
enormous expenditure and plunging into en-
terprlses that Great Britain herself might
hes tate at undertaking, will have to creep
out TO the ocean under the guns of an Ameri-
can fort, through a channel that at the first
s'sn OF q larrel may be effectualy closed
against the British or Canadian flag"
And the London Times, in view of these
complaints. administers this sort of consola-
ton t. the Dominion
ave had to keep one eye on ourselves, ;"
says the great journal, sand another eye on
you and if the result is not satisfactory to
you, HClthST Is IL 10 OURSELVES 1nis we must
~, if we would be frank but we may 60
or to add something more. 1t is this: From
tui~ tune forth look after your own business
yourselves you are big enough, you are
strong enough, you are intelligent enough,
and if there were any deficiency in any of
these points, it would be supplied BY the
education Of self reliance. We are both now
IN a false position, and the time has arrived
wien we should be relieved from it, Take
Up your freedom; your days of apprentice
ship are over
It Is not, perhaps, surprising that our
neighbors over the line are somewhat serious
ly considering the subject of annexation
and they will doubtless be ready for it as
soon as we shall