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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-14

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ginia, Philadelphia; Falcon, Baltimore.
ST. LOUIS, June 18.-The Democratic
Convention Committee on Resolutions
reported q long preamble, setting forth
that by the patriotism and sense of ius.
tice Of the Liberal Republicans. and bv
the Democrats, Missouri has been re.
deemed from the tyranny and oppression
OF Radical minority, and Stating that
the Liberals stand ready to do the same
thing for the country as large; that thew
have already placed ticket in the field.
to support of which the Liberal Repub.
lican and Democratic parties are already
committed; and that it would not only be
unwise, but wicked trifling with the
best interests of the people, should the
Democracy place another ticket in the
field, and thus ensure the election of
Grsnt, the continued oppression and
plunder OF the people, and the destruo.
tion OF liberty and constitutions! govern.
ment throughout the country.
NEW YORK, June 13-Eyening.-Em
Andre, in fit Of jealousy, shot his wife
dead, this morning.
300 strikers appeared before Stein
ways piano factory to-day, and threaten
cd TO tear 1t down. A force of fifty police
ordered them of, and on their refusal to
retire, charged upon them, SCATTERING
them in ell directions.
The funeral OF the late James Gordon
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
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y. tAxOxnrono.
s.oo rear, f~yxhls In adsanes.
- tt1oestinssd until - ordered, excerpt q
~ ~ ~ pa6lIsl,er.
q 4A1n9 on ADVERTISING - ertlscments
~ 8nuo " M VIII r. inserted twicr for 81 70,
S T. eqats lbs sach additional insertion. BUS
ent1a ol0 pef rear. Onc-qnarier Of q col-
= \ Uoushs, ISIS months, SIS; one year,
4 on balf of column, 3 months, SIS;
~ ~; !; one year, $50. One column, one
= NO. Business Locals, 10 cents line for
t66srlioe. Marriages aud Deaths inserted
K Uhlsussies charged for u regular adver-
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

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HiddIetown Inmir rfxtion SoolstvII |

AoAsVUWW8 4oSlV1 001yYSs
TvHg Mlddlstows immigration Society hatlne
= tecu pcrmansntly 0rsanlsed, and having
procured competcnt and rssponslbls agent, Or
dcrs for dourstcs Of farm la6orcfs ars solicited.
Each member ordering immigrants shall pay
10 the Treasurer of the Society NJ the time Of Or
dcring, six dollars for each and every man, wo-
man or child ordered. Hc shall also, Al the same
time, give TO the Treasurer negotiable note,
with an approved tndorscr, dated February 10th,
1872, payable In sixty days from said date for
onc-haif the balance; and also promissory note
for the remaining hall, payable on delivery In
Middlei0wn OF tho man, woman or child ordered.
In case the last note shall not be promptly paid
upon delivery Of immigrant, the person ordering
shall forfeit 10 the Society all former payments.
Upon payment TO the Treasurer MS above
farm laborcrs or domcstics Of either sex will be
delivered at Middlctown, with ms little delay as
possible, who will enter into legal contracts TO
render service for year from date OF arrival.
Employers will be expected TO furnish COM
Portable lodgings and board for their servants,
and, at the end Of the year, to give fifteen dol
lars 10 each male aud ten dollars TO each female,
whoss services bavc been satisfactory.
Our mgcnt will be specially instructed aud viii
engage to procure only such as have certificates
Of good character, and have experience In the du-
ties Of their several vocat;ons.
All orders must describe particularly Che age
sex, services to be required, &c.
For further particulars inquire Of
Dr. q. TRUuP MAXWELL,
Feb 3, isf2-tf Corresponding Secretary
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

Ihose Who sticklc for the purity aud
yo1sisucy Of Our naval administration arc
y6yjted 10 ponder these facts. The United
Glnees steamer Tcnncssec had engines
elsssd IN hcr which cost the government
M 900. These engine propelled tie
5Glp just I've and half knots an hour
W6su il wss attempted to increase the
Ssvolutions TO thirty turns der minute and
ood the speed Of the ship to six knots tic
baasscs grew so hot and the machinery SO
Dfspy that the whole structure WINS en-
01hSsrcd. Al last. on her return FROM a
,styags Of 500 miles. il was concluded to
'ssnove the machinery and put in new
s6mpound engines. This work is now be.
'iae done BY 6rm which il to get $500
go and the old engines. These old Gu
Hines are offered for S85, ,000. wiihon,
'Auding buyers. Government raysS7l0.-
700 for what nobody else win pay $685.
900 for. How is that for economy?
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
NOTICE..

~ y ~ rassons indebted TO the Estate Of Samuel
nS&kfis, dec d. are requested 10 make
q ~ enytaent. AL hills not settled on or
~ - 1e6t day OF April next, will be put In
Sea ~ olacsr for collection.
j a 81 3szs HENRY DAVIS,
1z ~ ~. io93--lw Executor.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

COv0Rs Ann Coins. At the prcsen, time when
- many persons nrc suffering from throat aud
lung diseases they should hear In mind ihtt
lAssox's CoNrorSp Syarr of Tar never fails In
curing Corcns, COLDS, lioAIsrSrss Pain in The
breasl, sore throat, asthma and al diseases oi
The throat and lungs. Il isan excellent remedy
for group and hooping-coueh. No family should
Le without IL. Beware of counitrttiis. Nour
evnuine without the signature of Russell 4 Lnn-
ais, propriciors on the outside wrapper Of each
hoitle For sale ut both drug stufcs In Middle
.wn, nj so cents a bottle. Jan G--.iu
10, 600 bushels Of CORN wanted, for which the
highest D'arket price will bc l,aid, account Of
r. Jefferson Son. J. II. FDARp.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
I pnoyr,sn.r Ayp ssuar INVESTMENT.

pnoyrrsnLg AyD SgcCaE INVESTMENT.
The Northern PacifcH. II. Company oilers ie
iShe pnb!lc Nm inscssmeni security which ctm
hines the ready nceoiiahil,y md high ,red, o
: hrst-elass Railroad Bond the solidiy and sait.
~ ofa
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY.

FACULTY
HUDSON 4. WOOD. A. NJ.
Principal aud Instructor in the Higher Branches
MRS MARY WOOD,
Pgceep:ress Of the Primary Department.
MISS AarLE L. HYNSUN,
French, aui Instrumental Music on The Piano.
MRS. HELEN 4. MUM.
Assistant, in the academical Department.
FRANK i. WOOD,
Teacher OF Photography,
MISS AGNES j PENNINGTON,
uipanisi.
ssse For full information relating 10 the school
send inr Catalogue.
Gb Il, lsil-ly.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

u. 8. h-.0s, City Loan State Bonds, and all
'osAer marketable security received in payment.
For sale by
JOHN McI.EAR 4 son, Bankers,
no. Coz Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware
Interest allowed on deposits
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
EXECUTORS SALE.


rINHE undersigned, as Executors win sell al
l. Public Sale, nj the farm of the late Elihu
Jefferson. al Biackbird Landing on Blackhird
Greek, ApPoqninin,ink Hundred, New Castle
County, Delaware. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10TH, 1872,
AT 10 o clock, The following proper,y,,o wit.
SIX HEAD OF HORSES,
Of which are superior Young mares. Of good
stock superior ni'ct COWS coming into profit
during the Spring.
8 head of Y oung Cattle.
Of good stock; II head Of Shosis, Chester Conn-
~ whites: farm wagons, onc with iron axle,
nearly new; ox-cari, covered msrkoi wagon,
| Russell Mower & Reaper Combined
In complete order; whea, drill with phosphate
attachment, in perfect order siee-,ooih nkc,
scy,lic aud cradle plonshs. hnrrows, cnl,ivators,
single, double, and ,hrihhc trees, all OF which
ARE nearly new I; Shoycls, hoes, forks, brides,
collars. slough gears; also ! set Of good car
rauc or dearhorn harness, and two sets of good
eh.iu wagon harness, besides many other nr,i-
ces too numerous 10 mention.
TER .NS-All sums of $50 and under cash ;
on sums over thai amount II credit Of s months
viii lie given, purchaser giving negotiable note,
with in approved inderscr, stamps and Interest,
adsdi.
Ann JEFFERSON, | r,.e,,o,.
WM II. JEFFERSON, HAss"'o''
march o--.s
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
Buslx Icss LOCALS.

Did you buy bar Of the Wilmington CITY
Smp last was, day? Ifno,, buy one for tho
snsxt. You will like II.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

Call at ]. F. ELIASON'S, Lock-
woods Corner, and examine his new
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, and
everything usually kept in a first
class country store. We are deter
mined to sell goods low for Cash.
]. F. ELIAS0N.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

The bonds bear 7-3o gold Interest, payable
half yeKsiy ii Jay Cooke & Co.'S Office. Price !:
jar and accrued interest
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
A lSO,,
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NRw fAsrig corxry, Dec. -, 1911.
Upon the application of james e. Matthews,
Administrator OF Alexander Ascril, late Of st.
Georges Hundred, in said County, deceased il
is ordered and directed hy the Register, that the
Administrator aforesaid give notire OF the grant
Ing Of Letters of Administration upon the Estate
OF the deceased. with The date Of granting there
Of hs causing advertisements 10 lie posted with
in forty days from the date Of sneh Letters, in
six OF The mos, public placcs in The County Of
New Castle, requiring nll persons having de-
unnds against The Estate. TO present the sane,
or abide an Act OF Assembly in sneh ease made
and provided. And also cause The same 10 lie
inserted within the same period In the N,idit-
torn TrrnseriI,a nea srapef published Ia Middle
town. AMI TO be continued therein two months.
-, Given under hand aul senl Of Office
h. : of ,hn Register aforesaid, NJ New Castle,
- in New Cnstle County aforesaid, the da,
and year above written. u. GIBBS, Register.
SoTicEs--All persons having claims against
tie c.,aie Of the deceased must present the same
duly ni,ssei 10 the Administrator or before
December 18th, 1872, or ahidc MI Act of Assem-
bly, in such made and provided
JAS, {. MATTHEW'S, Administrator.
Dec. ~, Isil-2m Addrcss-odessa, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

Real Estate Mortgage on laud worth at leas,
twice the amour, loaned.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
Two Valuable MILL PROPERTIES
FOR SALE.

First, known as the Brick Mil, situated on n
never falling stream, miles from Odessa, and
al mlcs from Middletown. The mill Is -four sso-
rcs high, 3 run Of stone, driven by m oyershot
wheel Has been pu. under thorough repairs
within the last year. There Is also % acres Of
land, Improved by two dwellings aud all ncces-
sary ou,buildings.
This property is sold only ON account Of the
age Of the owner. Situated In the mids, Of n
great grain-growing district. Possession given
at any time. Price and terms reasonable.
Tribune copy weeks.
Second, A ;hrcc-siory Brick Mill, situated near
Chcs,crtown, Kent co. Md in n fine agricultural
district. Has two run Of burrs, ovcrshot wheel
10 feet head and fall NIL new gearing upon n
never failing stream. Healthy location. In ad-
d,ion has 80 acres Of splendid land, IS acres
cleared aud under cultivation. Also, n frame
dwelling two stories high. Price reasonable,
terms easy Mill rents for 5000 per annum.
ALSO,
A fine farm In Queen Anue's county, Nd. sit
ua,.d 4 miles from crumpion, o miles from Ches.
,ertown and seven from Millng,on. containing
IA acres Of nicc land. about i3o acres cleared
The improvements consist OF good q room dwell.
ling, large barn, carriage, milk, poultry and
smoke houses
The woodland consists Of oak and hickory
some suitable for ship timber. o,cr 1000 peach
trees in full bearing. Title ndispu'ablc. P-ic,
only S2i per acre. Terms very reasonable.
Apply 10
GEORGE ". INGRAM j. CO.,
REAL EsrArg AoESrs,
Feb lT3i Middle,owu, Del
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

4. Fruits and vegetables preserved by the Alden
Process caa be had Of L. -. Rice, at the OLD
iBANK.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16

1HE SLEEPIEST MAN IN THE WORLD
lie is MOntanian, and typo. We have
known him frequently to drop into a sound
spOoZe while standing at his case .'distIib-
utlng, and with half ''take'' of matter
IN hand. AS a eompositor, he usually takes
a nap at the end of each sentence, (as often
in the broad day as any other time to be
aroused tEerefrOm only by sneeze from
one of the boys, orfrom some other unusual
sound. If not particularly hungry, or en-
gagged in exciting conversation with the fell
low opposite, he invariably sleeps between
his courses, while at his meals. The other
day, at noon, he started dowu the stairs of
the office to go to his ''hash," and after
reaching the doorway leading to the street,
he suddenly yielded to Morpheus, leaned
up against the broad door jam, and en-
Joyed profound nap, until some sound or
jar awakened him, and, having dreamed
that he had actually been to dinner and
tarr1ed longer than usual, drew forth his
toothplck, and hurried up stairs again,
where he nervously rubbed his hands, has
tlly finished picking his teeth, jerlzed off
his coat, and went to work. All these
things we have seen ourself but his room
mates and intimate brother members of
the craft tell us that on divers occasions,
after retiring to his room to go to bed, he
would get off his hat, perhaps one boot,
and while contemplating the exertion neces-
sary to finish the job of undressing would
actually set to doing, and be found next
morning still sitting i'll his chair, with his
legs crossed, arms folded, his head inclined
to one side, and snoring like po1poise-
Helena Montana Herald.
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NUMBER % %.
TIE snAN xncnr.


oh, did You hear the news. saws the Shan
Van FoCht;
Oh, did You hear the news, Simon Cameron
has the blues,
And he's gone totale asnoozc, says the Shan
Van Nocht,
BuokaicNy is coming, says the Shan Van
Buckaicw is coming, don't Won hear Tire
druusS a drumming,
and theuttice holders running ,yays the shan
Van Nocht. z
We might as wen begin, says the Shan Van
Nocht
We might as well begin, for Buokalew will
To oppose him is 1 SIN, says the Shan Van
Nocht- Ez=Es=Es.E a
He is t3I an honest man, says the Shan Van
Tie is an honest man, the best man that ever
And he'll surely lead the van, says the Shan
-. Van Nocht z---
We vii rally to the fight, says the Shan Van
We will rally to the fight, wen go there in
al Our might,
And we IL lattlc for the right, says the Shan
Van Nocht
oh, ifhe is elected, says the Shan Van Vocht.
Oh, he's bound to be elected, and as might
he expected.
The ring viii be rejected, says the Shan
Van Vocht
We will firm, united stand, says the Shan
Van .Vocht;
We win firm, united stand. and weII ION
with heart and hand
To redeem our native land, saws the Shan
Van VoCht
We will raise a mighty shout, says the Shan
"a. Van Vocht
We will raise a mighty shout, and we'll put
tie ring to roht.
And we'll drive corruption out, says the
Shan Van Vocht.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16
Dd AS NEAR RIGnf As foU tsy.

The world stretches widely before you
n field for your muscle and brain !; So
And though clouds may often fioat o 'er yor
Ana often come tempest and rain, -
BE fearless of storms which o'ertake you-
Push forward through all like a man
GOOD fortune will never forsake you
II you do as near right as you can.
Remember, the will to do rightly,
If used, will the E il confound
Live daily by conscience, that nightly
Your sleep may be peaceful and sound
In contests of right never waver,
Let honesty shape every plan,
Ana life will of paradise SAVIOR,
If you do as near right You can.
Though foes darkest scandal may speed
And strive with their shrewIlest of tact
To injure your fame, never heed,
But Justly and honestly act;
And ask of the Ruler of Heaven
To save your fair name as q man,
And all that you ask will be given,
ii you do as near right as you can.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16
EBENsBURG, PA. FRIDAY. AUGUST. Is, 1879

: 1t was gray, cold day i'll November the
fog lying heavy in the valleys. Late in the
afternoon Joe Wilson, mounted on strong,
and crossed the hill to the south. Just be-
fore suffset he met Ned Moore, aimlessly
wandering by the side of the river.
He rode up to him, and dismounting,
stood beside him.
Il thought I'd find you hereabouts on
our old hunting ground. / have brought
you this horse, Ned, and all the money
could raise. You had better keep to the
hills for day or two.''
But he saw that Moore did not hear him;
though his eyes were fixed upon his face.
I've been waiting to hear" he said
'Is hez-is he-dead?"
Joe did not speak.
The boy turned his back on him, and
stood looking into the river.
Nobody blames you, Ned" whispered
Joe. Charley himself, if he were alive
-
at is not Charley,'' said Moore, in the
same dry hard tone ''he knows how much
L loved him, he will forgive me! It is
mother l think of-rnother It's all over
with me now"
''No, no; there are plenty of chances
yet. Take the money, old fellow, and the
horse You will find all fair again.
Ned went on as if he had not heard him.
''Tell the boys it was the liquor. Don't
let it ruin their lives as it has mine Good
bye, joe" He held out his hand.
Joe wrung itheartily. ''Good bye, Ned,
God bless you! Now mount at once"
Moore shook his head, and turning away,
walked to the edge of the river, drew out
pistol, and before Joe could reach him,
fired and fell.
cts all done and over,'' he muttered,
and the next moment lay still and dead
upon the pebbly beach.
Andin closing l can only repeat the last
words of the unfortunate young man
''Tell the boys it was the liquor, Don't
let it ruin their lives as it has mine.''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16

Ulysses AS TOoDLEs.-Our Mrs. Too
dies administration bought the other day
with $75, 600 of the peoples money, from
seedy and threadbare rebel general
named Pickett, genuine Thompson door
Plate-Ihompson with a p!-Jacob Thomp-
son She thought it would be so handy to
have in the house-the White House-to
serve as a campaign document to re-eleet
Grant The success of Pickettin palming
off his stuff upon the administration, has
started up in every quarter of the South
hosts of fellows who have doorplates to sell,
as the following dispatch announces:
WASHINGTON, July 26.
Since the publication of Jacob Ihomp-
sons letter, the Treasury Department has
been applied to by a number of parties
South and elsewhere, offering to furnish
for q pecuniary consideration other man
uscript documents, representing them to be
of Importance. No further purchase, how
ever will be made.
But why not make further purchases 4?
If it was proper, just expedient, or neces-
sary to purchase Gny rebel archives, it
must be proper, just, expedient and neces-
sary to purchase all, To stop purchasing
now, after having paid out $40, 900 of the
peoples money for Pickett's bundle, is to
confess the swindle and admit that $75,-
600 of the peoples money has been paid
out for an old rusty doorplate with Thornp-
son-Thompson with Jacob Thomp-
son, upon it Mrs. Toodles is evidently
sick of her bargain! And Mr. Grant, like
the original Toodles, no doubt says to him
self, if he does not say to anybody else
damn Thompson r'-ROchester Union.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16

AN exchange kays Most of the press
people are making objections to the recent
comforting of the degree of Doctor of Laws
on General President Grant, by old Harvard.
This is all wrong. If ever man has doc
tored the laws. without degree, for years,
that man Is Hiram Ulysses Simpson rant
And hadn't everybody bestowed something
upon him before? Then why not Harvard?
One degree more will be conferred next
fan. That viii be ex-President by the
electoral college"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16

THESE scientific men sometimes reach a
worry philosophical state of mind. IN which
they are pleased witt. tn efBerest trifles.
See how easily satisfied Professor Agassiz
is lie says
Il am satisfied, since / have examined
the Tomocaris peirei, that trilobitcs are not
any more closely related to the phyllopods
than to iny other entomostracac or to the
isopeds.
That would ha.ttly satisfy an ordinary
mortal.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16
PROPOSED 4 NJ + y ID NJ Z n L
TO THE
INSTITUTION of PENNSYLVANIA.
GOINT RESOLUTION

rouoe:,.a an Amendment TO the Con-
sfituiion Of PciinS3 iVas:1n:
n, p f,.-,rrld bytHc Senate aud House 0f Repre-
4 .,,r,., Of Utc Communicable of Pennsylvania
...-ssH .is..mIEg met That the following
!, ..admunr oT the Constitution of this Com
np,,.arth uc proposed to the people for their
sopfion or rejection. pursuant to the prBfi-
i, or rh,. tenth article thereof, to wit:
AMEN DMENT:
st,fs. uuI 'hr eiyth section OF the sixth arti-
= tho Constitution, and insert in lien there
q ,b, following: "a State Treasurer shall be
,,.,,,n !,v the qualified electors OF the State at
AN Times AMI for such term of scrrice us shall
,eer.,.rircI @. '.w."
~ WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
..,...r..g tM. House OF Representatives.
JAMES $. RUFAN,
Speaker of the Senate
Al n,.G TH. twcuty-sccond day of March,
6ar D.mla. uuo thousand eight hundred ard
nft tH.,-t... JNO- w. GEARY
PrGHr.. .rd certified for publication pursu
nf b. g'n Tenth Article OF the Constitution.
81 E-#m. FRANCIS JORDAN,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Oh Secretary OF the Commonwealth,
Iiuusburg, JuEe aUth, lSi2-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16

Fly time which is inst about now, If a,-ar
is most feelingIy described in the foilnxvirl
when ii we hhu noittlng ABOUT IN oureXchanses
" " "iIuout Di creoit. Every housekeeper, as well
'S every one VINO hkes TO indulge IN a morn
ing nap, VIII appreciate 1t. ~
On; the fly the horrible fly /
DaDDlng at nose, and mouth, and eye,
over tne celllnS, over the meat,
over all that people eat
Dabbling, ~.
RS Ilckhng, -..
rfr a. craving about;
MlseraDIc insect, you get out!
Wading in paint on n ladv,s cheek
Leaving behind a tortuous streak
1ASo.l. SocuLseoi ny rom the hell below
-NeEef o'iiie pest th:lt plagues us SO.
DhhSliiS, .
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16

FOND OF CoURTING.-A man and woman
were recently divorced at Hillsdale, Mich,
and now the neighbors are very much in
ttrested to find that they are courting again.
Probably they found counting pleasanter
than being married, and their only way of
getting back to that blissful exercise was
through the divorce suit.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16
DMINISTATOR.S notice.

Estate of MARY MCGUIRE, decd.
"licrS or Administration on the estate of
hf MCGUIRE, late of Borough of loretto,
nbria county, deed, having been granted to
undersigned by the Register of said coun-
al, persons indebted 10 the estate in ques-
% are requested TO make payment without
HN- and those having claims against the, same
d please present them properly authentiua-
Tor settlement. FRANCIS O'FkIEI
.urettO. JulY 20. lST2. ct. Administrntnr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16
ST CHANCE!--AdOr Your Homes
NtGNIEIrENF CERoF0S.

n ELEG ANT CHROMO, Farm Yard Scene,
size ifNI7- has been selling for - 50. Only
~ be seen to hc appreciated. Sent by mail
|roccipt OF Sl.50. 1.-The Barefoot Boy" size
D. This elegant Chrome represents Young
| erica lr.lI of life, fun aud mischief. S1g0 by
d, IA elegant Chrome OF Horace Gree
the first one blishcd--naturdi as life;
b "ylj. BY mail, Sl.O0; or the three for $500
i Forth three times the amount. Large com
s~rlU To Agents. Here is a chance for all out
employment to max" money. send for par
IIIr~ to UkBEN & Co,
l-Lm.l PuhliShcrS' Agcnts. Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16
DEMONSTRATION NOTICE

Estate of WILLIAM RILEY, decd,
'ettcrSS Of Administration on the estate of
.LlLAM RILEY, late OF Prospect boro, Cam
"a "a county, deceased, having been granted to
Undersigned by the Register of said county,
t'Ispns indebted to said estate are request
4" !" make payment without delay, and those
,"E claims against the same will please pre-
., 'uem properly authenticated for settle
pr. SUSAN RILEY, Administrators.
inspect, July 20, 1872 ct.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16

THE funny fellow of an exchange says
that friend, who worketh like an adder,
estimates that not less than s, 900, 025 0O0,-
600, orr flies viii lose their lives by falling
into molasscs and things this summer.