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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

Some Of the Eastern papers predict that
wool will be Que lolar per pound before
the FIRST Of June, IL view oftbis fact we
would admoush onr wool growers to not
to be ia too big hurry about selling their
wool to Spectators who will inIeSt the
country in avery short ting Ii there is
anything to be made in wool, the produc,
crs, should have their share Jackson
County NcwI |SegITA
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

The ModOc business is, we submit. a
triao overdouo. The practice Of sending
hourly bulletins from the United States
army operating against less than a buu,
bred miserable wretches; reporting ad.
yauceS aud countermarcheS, flank move.
mcnts and the taking of eutrenched posi-
tons, mingled with the capture Of an &C.
casioual sick sqaaw and the consequent
taking of her scalp; is anything but credi'
table to our civilization. a.5
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

Joseph Folly of Graut county. W Va ,
has purchased for shipment to New Greek
station, about 1000 deer hides, Of decrs
killed 10 the counties Of Graut, PendI4tOu
Highland aud Randolph, Of this State,
(mOs,Iy in Peudletos county, during the
bunting season. --CabcR County Press
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

Twenty thousand coal miners 10 LeiceS.
tershire, England, have struck for higher
wages The advance in coal and the cou.
sequcut bigh price of the nccessarjes of
lie compel the miners to take this step
England is entering upon her long ira
vail.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

Drowned. Inst Friday morning a
little son of Mrs Amanda Cooper, Of
Racine, Mcigs Co., Ohio, was drowned a
short distance from that place i" a small
stream where the water was not more than
ten inches deep He bad been subject to
fits aud while fishing IL the strpam he was
suddenly taken with one and fell iuto the
Wateru upon bis face. Being alone he was
not taken out Immediately, but Was daeov'
cred It is supposed, about Eve min
utes from the time be fell in. Every e''
fort was made to resuscitate him but with
out avail -.lipsOn Go, Journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01
State Right Domocrncr.

a meeting of Democrats in favor Of up
'boldiug Democratic principles has been
called at Utica Tor the 7th Of May How
general the notice, or how well the meet,
ing will be attended, We do mol know, but
the object is one worthy the attention OIL
all who believe iu the right Of the people
TO self.goVcrnmcnt. ~ i
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01


The ueW postal law which rcpeaIs from
aud after June 30, 1873, all laws and
parts of laws permitting the transmission
by mail of any free matter whatever, will
force upon the leading journals of'he large
cities the necessity Of greatly reducing
their exchange lists. All newspaper ex
perienco is Que way as to the extensive ca
pacity oftho exchange lists for swelling,
exteuGing, and rcduplicating itself Trim
it aud clip it this month aud next month i
has by its powers Of spontaneous growth
enlarged itself beyond all former Prece-
don't "t .a T
The pressure Of the rural press for ez.
changes with the city dailies is the great
cause of this, and the indsposiIion TO rt
fuse to the country editor the news mcdi.
nm from which he must drOw supplies tor
His own columns the reason Of its success
Practically, of late years the usefulness
of its exchange list 10 daily published al
any important news centre has greatly de-
creased The telegraph has so largely
dlled the function Of news gatherer and
distributor that except in matters Of very
great Importance or Of general interest
the exchange only comes along after the
matter has been fully discussed aud dis.
missed from the public mind Now. how.
FEVER, that added to the useIessuess Of many
of the ezchaugesIreceived at daily news
paper Office. it will be necessary to pay
postage upon every paper. in point Of tact
when the daily has to pay for giving awaV
its own issues, exchange lists will be
closely revised and no papers taken from
the posiolHce except such as are absolutely
aceded. ra. esd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

7! looks very much now as though q
general border war was within the range
Of possibilities. The general bad treat
meut Of the Indians has been such that the
partial success of the Modocs breeds great
discomfort, Let it come The contract
ors aud swiudlers will enjoy it, whether
the Indians do or not.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

SuoT-A man named james Riggs,
was shot by one Huddleston, near bis home.
Kanawha Falls, ". Va during the first
Of last week, Mr. Riggs had secured
some floating timber, and attached it to the
bank, Mr., HuldlestOO afterwards came
along with a raft aud took it 10 tow, when
Mr. Riggs attempted to take it from him;
whersupon Mr. Huddleston cred at him
five successive shots, one of which struck
him in the head entering the Scull, and
passing around the brain. The wound is
not deemed dangerous. rv,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01
Governor Jacobs organ.


The Wheeling hlciIigeasct Informs us
that when Governor Jacob appoints Dir
ectors for the penirentiary aud Insane asy,
Ium, they will be different from those ap'
pointed by tie Board Of Public Works"
The self.cOnGdent aud unconditional
manner with which this statement is
made, would lead US to believe that it is
done With the sauction of GuberDaiOriaI
authority, and that that paper is entitled to
tue distinction Of being the Orgsn aud rec
oguized advocate Of the zone man power
ngpinstlhe people Of the State
1t is remarkable the though The Gov
ernor profrsses to be a democrat, and was
frst eiycryl as a democrat, republicans al.
ways announce bis programme before dem
oCrots know anything about it At any
rate, we we're not informed that the Gov.
oruor iulendel.to defy the law epacteasby
the peoples representatives. and attempt
to iupugurat6 reyoIution,in the State =
1t is meet and appropriate that this an-
noanCeueat should. first come to us
through the paper Of party whose motor,
ous disregard of Constitutional and legal
restraints signaiied' their reign il this
State, q
It's not improbable that Governors late
Visitto Wheeling, was to ge., from con-
suIatiOu at headquarters, nerve and back,
bone for bis prepostcrous anl'ind9E ensibIo
action. from those grown old aud harden
ed ntLis vice. This destination has been
Mecca Of other puzzled political pilgrims Of
the JacOJia persuasion when in soretribu-
laton sun. i.s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

Hon R NJ. T. Hunter is proposed as a
suitable candidate for Governor Of Virgin,
ia, The nominating convention could not
make wiser selection
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

Some Of the leading journals Of the
North are engaged in lively discussion
over the tariff question. We sbaIIhuvo no
objection TO free trade when it can be Sc.
cured without the necessity Of compelling
the South to bear an uofair proportion of
the burdens of taxation. 10 order to de.
fray the expenses Of tue government aud
interest upon the Datioua debt we must
have tariff sufficiently dgb to raise the
required revenue, or else direct tax must
be relied upon, in which event the great
staples OF the South, collOo and tobacco,
will have to pay the piper -Ep
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01
The Big Sandy Railroad


The Lexington (Krutucky) Gaseac
says:
I'VE have authority for saying that the
contracts for the completion of the Big
Sandy railroad east of Licking rlVer have
been signed, and that the work will com
mence az soon as preliminary Arrangements
are made and these are not Of nature to
dclay tie work for any length Of time -
This will be, good news to everybody
from Frankfort to the mouth Of Big San.
dy" .....,a., ,--., ..r,
The construction Of this road 10 the
mouth ofrhc Big Sandy, opposite Hunting,
ton, West Virginia. on Ibe Ohio river,
will complete the connection through Ken.
lucky of the Chesapeake aud Ohio road
with the Western aud Southern roads cen.
tcrog in that State. ,...
----.-----.--------
If there is 20 war brewing with Spain
or Mexico, the signs Of the times are very
delusivc aud calculated to deceive, ltpos.
,ihle, the very elect The New York
Sun adopts cditdriaIly the letter Of a cor.
respondent writing from Key West =
From this letter ii seems that there are
now mouuted 10 Fort Taylor, at that place,
1870 heavy guns, Besides these there are
two large 5 inch pivot gus just mounted
on hastily CONSTRUCTED wooden platforms;
and about nile outside fthe fort are tive
large batteries, With traverse bomb proofs,
one batteryol the North aud one on the
south beach 10 the second are four large
IS inch Rodmuu guns, and in the first two
oftha same. The paraprt is twenty-five
feet thick. constructed r3~sand hastily
rhrowo up, With d reVamnot Of brick
masonry The platforms for the guns arc
such as eau only ,erve for immediate use,
being made Of wood The correspondent
adds that similar preparations are going
on at Dry 1ortugos The platforms for
the gus there are Of wood, and, though il
has cost the Governor $500 to mount the
guns, they will all have TO come down
within coupe Of years on account OF the
rafting away Of the platforms. tie also
reports that the Saugus, the Terror the
PawDee, thePowbatau and the Bacne were
all in the barbor there. Admiral Green
is cruising down at the Lceward lsIand'
IN the Worcester. Now let US ask why
these hurried and temporary structnres!-
is there not to be some use for these "bIg
guns?" II We are to have row with
Spain or Mexico let it be known. aud let
both parties waltz out and g@PPlo each
other as soon as possible, We like bus.
mess -Courier J0waaL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

A Saint Of Salt Lake City, desiring to
get rid of three or four OF bis nine wives,
has been sentenced by Mormon court to
live with all Of them during bis natural
life, 1t is said that he is now getting up
a petition to Brigham Young com.
mutotiOD--to be hung, Xxx
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01
Take Notice,

HEREBY give notice to atl persons nat |
L wlinot permit hunting, trapping, fishing,
nuttng, brnying, or any kind of rcspasSinc
whaleycrrpon my lands tlatnly leased from
Henry |, Fisher, Esq, aud auy one, without
respect to persons, violating this notice by so
Iespa,sng will be arrested and ccalt with as
the law directs, JOHN $. MILLER.
aprll7-4w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

Grant draws $4,000 per snnum to
travel over the country, instead Of attend,
arg 10 bis duties at the White House.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-01

The youth who sits at tue head Of the
lEaSOn County Journal makes sOme lame
attempts to be witty in bis comments upon
the new liquor law, We are wiling
enough that he should consrue the bung,
ling measure into Republican vitory i
be 50 pIeascs, but when be talks about
the presence Of stringent liquor laws affect
lug the rank and Gle of the Democratic
party, be parades an amount of stale Re
publican gable which is too old aud thin
to merit consideration, -Argw.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02

.,s.' ''lfgnnGed by the leading medical
hi. a.. oi'I"u and Paris THE most pow
. -r tileFaiIFe known to the medi-
1ss F,.'.s '.s .7 no new and untried discov-
9fr,F.-n i'HE used by the leading ply
lg,rs countries with lC0HderJut RENE
lsr.Irs.,,,.' '5.i impair the digestive organs
rg,.ef lt'Sics. They give only tenn
Win ~, l1..ai[e slou, tlatulcucy and dys-
|rs ,5afr-.,S. aNd kindred diseases, are sure
IHEG plr4 pure and health is assured.
..-LDGG, Is PIatt St, NY,
H0Be Bl,r.l. agent for the United States.
''4I per Bottle. Send for Circular.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02
NUMBER I5..

Il could continue this warn, sir. for
some time, but | see It's half-past four.
and must get ready to top my boom
and sail large for home. Arter 1ce'd
been on that berg tlcenty-one blessed
days, seein' plenty of vessels but none
of 'em seein' us, at last one mornin'
tre sights a schooner, and she seen our
signals and run along to leeacard of the
berg. Then the skipper he halls:
Iceberg, ahoyr
Halo = says Scotty.
DO you acant to be took OFF,
"'Aye, aye says Scotty, and then
he turns to me and Ned, and SAYS he.
That there shippers fool or else he,
thinks IRE are, but told you all along
1ce'd be took off," SEA.
N ! Sunday World.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02
An OLD sAILOR'S YARN.
THREE WEEKS ON AN ICEBERG IN THE
NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN.

81 don't think l can do better, sir
this afternoon than just go on right
where | left off the other day, when |
had to 90 home to the old woman, and
tell you all that me and ScOtty and
Ned Jones, the other chap what was
with ScOtty in the boat when they
picked me up, went through with, onto
that iceberg"
| assured my friend that twas a
matter of Indifference to me what the
subject matter of the yarn might be,
since | knew it would be q good one
if he spun it, and he then proceeded /:
you see, sir, when I'm a spinnin' a
yarn, I'm just like l am when I'm a
doin' a job of work, [ don't like to
leave it half done, as l was obliged to
the other day but you see my old
woman, though she's as good a woman
as ever draw'd mug of ale, has her
WAYS, and as Bill Fisher used to say
of Bill Bursley in the Hottinguer
damn her ways So long as | gets
home to tea at five O'Clock, why finds
my tea all ready and everything bright
and clear all round the horizon as well
as overhead, with prospects of contin-
uance. l eats my supper, and finds
my pipe all filed for a smoke arter-
wards; and at six O'Clock finds my
lantern all ready, and my pail with a
snack in it for twelve O'Clock, and |
just kisses Polly. and away / goes
down to my dock regular; but if l
don't get home in time, or if have
taken little more'n is good for me,
then the weather is very cloudy round
our honse, and l has to look out for
squalls. Polly's as sweet a tempered
woman as ever stood in a tap when
everything's all right but atween you
and me, | found many a year ago,
that it amt best to put her out. As
sailor for many years, of course | be-
lieves in discipline; always obey your
officers, no matter whatsumever your
officers are, and get out of that ship
as soon as convenient if things amt
agreeable, that's my motto. | believe
in everybody being captain of their
own craft, and SO Polly naturally com
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02

FOND OF THE WIDOws-The following
story is related of an old man of strict
creed and high moral standing i'll the COM
munity where he lived. 1t is said imme-
diately following the death of his third wife
he douned his coat and hat, and with a
smiling face that indicated no thought Of
failure. summoned a widow lady living in
the neighbOrh0od 20 the door, and an
nounccd the news to her thus:
'GoOd-moInin', ma 'am I'm round tell
in folks how my old woman 5 dead Don't
know for sartin that | shall get married
again. You are aware, howSomever with
:. knowing wink), that IN mighty fond of
the widders.'
His fourth marriage has been placed ON
record.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02


This concert is under the supervision and di
rectiOn of the following
BOARD OF DIRECTORS-C. II. Durfec Merch't;
Fl. l.. Newman, Banker; II. D. Rush, Lumber; :;
II. W. Gillett. Merchant; @. +. Prescott, Com
mercia; JAS. B. Kitchen, Farmer; w. c. Gould,
City Eng'r p. 6. Lowe, Capitalist; c. Il. More
head. Merchant; J. l.. Viewer, NJ. D.; J. W. Eng
Hsh, Lawyer: c. MolIer Cash'r Ger. ). B.; T. I.
Carr. Architect.
OFFICERs-E II. DURFEE, President; H. L.
NEWMAN, Vice Pres; ; G go. +. PRESCOTT Sec. !;
CARL MOLLER, Treasurer.
The well known character of the Directors OF
the Mercantile LGJfaty ASSpcjdtloH and the en-
dOrSemCnt presented, is q sufficient guarantee
TO all absent ticket-holders that their interests
will be fully guarded and protected. All cores
pOndcnce strictly confidential, and any person
drawing prize need not he known unless they
desire it. Tickets drawing prizes will be cashed
on sight.
This is the gTHndeSt, safest and best enterprise
ever presented to the public OthciaI lists OF
winning numbers will be sent to purchasers OF
tickets Immediately after the distribution.
For information and tickets address,
BAMBEBGE E ! co, General SCENTS,
% LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK,
Tickets sent c. .. D. at our expense
Agents wanted. Liberal Commissions paid,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02
$4,000 FOR So y
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Of The Mercantile Library Association
City of fLeoyenNortb. Ka

OF the City of Leayenworth, Kan.
In accordance with an act of the legislature
and their Articles of Incorporation, the Board
Of Directors announce their first
Grand cart Concert and Distribution by lot,
among Observation-Disclosures, of $685., 300 IN CASH,
at Lding,S Hal, LeavenwOrth, on the 25th day
OF Jnne, 1873, for the benefit of the Library.
81 1888 CASH GIFTS, AMOUNTING TO 1882 555.
This enterprise is endorsed by the Governor,
Secretary of State, Auditor of State, Superin-
tend't of Public Instruction, Treasurer of State,
Mayor and Common Council of Leavenworth
and all leading business men of the State, and
the certainty of the distribution and payment
of gifts as advertised, is fully guaranteed
TICK EsS So EACH for 80. q for $40.
Memorandum of Cash GIFTS to be distributed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02

4 COUPLE appeared before clergyman
in Sandy Hill, y. Y, few days since,
and desired TO be united in the bands of
matrimony. They were directed 70 place
Themselves in position, and just as the GER
emony was about to begin, a little urchin
forced his way into the minister's study,
yelling at the top of his voice, Don't do
It, Mister; mother don't want yer to-"
This produced a ''stay Of proceedings
and the last seen of the disappointed pair
they were walking arm in arm IN search of
soEe one empowered TO conSummate their
bliss by making tie twain one flesh.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02
3Ie,r Advertisements.

-..,.n new and startling book, The
t- waa t,ry. hy the author of God in
M g u Illustrated by DOre and
~ % li.--...--f.v eminent diviues.
hn.g-..[ "a. puh.. sos Broadway, n. Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02

'-l .E any known purifier. 1t will
.Au"#.rg and thoTOughlyidestrO all
.sIauee- IN the Blood and will et-
t'Pr. a- prcdisposition to bilious de-
1 ... T"'Lnu ia HDIT LirCT and SpiCCH7
.."' $40 once, the blood becomes i'm
secTrtious. producing scrof-
N.A discusses. Biotches, FeiOus, Pus-
... I.tH.eS, &c., &c.
.3 lnsI..Hjc >tDmdch2 Unless diges-
..Fls aided the system is dchiliTatcd
IN Ntla' force, poverty of the Blood,
' 1Al--"s. General " eakness or Las
t't' youthful vigOr to weary sufferers.
..'.-s " TIE IntCStiHCSl You are
-,,. g' N4rn1tc DiarrhRa or the dreadful
-l''oH of the Bowels.
..-.tHs,s ~ the Uterine ar Urinary
la1 must procure instant relief or
-'Iie ~ Offering worse than death.
i r- -,., drawSy. dull, sluggish or de-
Il rr- sslH.s. with head ache, back ache,
S.. and bad tasting mouth2
i ,"la remedy for all of these diseases,
r-t,. aug troubles; for cleansing and
i rbaE .i.lated blood and imparting Wig
Fa.r 'Ill%, Tor building up and restor-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02
IClGTS WANTED FOR THE
#EL0PED WEST
-OR,-
YEARS IN THE TERRITORIES.


~ = II. u III ~ II
h '.r>"tsutO Cincinnati Commercial
b s.urI.rr history of that vast region
'H. VI .~iDpi and thc Pacific: Its Re
'.u.-.. Inhabitants, Natural CurloSl-
with r'a and adventure on Pr'iTIcS,
gs. t0. IGg Pacific Coast. Mr. Beadle
H lv. Years travelling in the newiStates
..I.rl.s, BaG knows more about their
4 a-- 49,, than any other writer The
4 Illustrated with over $50 fine cngra-
%. Scenery, cities, Lands, Mines, Peo-
.ur.s....- OF the Great West, and IS
q a.1ia--.-F selling book ever published.
specimen pages and circulars, with
I ."r.r~ NATIONAL PUBLISHING
4 l.e'.I,a, PA.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02
\! Office TO TAX-PAYERS.-In

n Office TO TAA-PA l. RS.-In
~ accordance with an Act of the General
Assembly of this Con m0nweaith, approved the
Sth day OF April, a. ID. 1872 relating to the col
lection Of taxes in the County CT Cambria, no.
ticc is hereby given to the taxpayers residing
in th.. districts named below, that the County
tion Of said Act. will attend at the places of
holding the Borough and Township elections
on the following named days, for the purpose
of receiving the County. Poor, state ana MILL
tary Taxes assessed for the year 1873:
For Croyle Township, Monday, June 18th:
- SumnCThiiI Twp. Tuesday, June lIih.
- WiIm0re Borough, Wednesday, June 18Th
" Washington Township, Thursday and Fri
Gay June 18th and goth.
q" SummitViiic Borough, saturday, June list
East Ward, Ibcnsburg, Monday ) une %
d" West Ward, Tuesday, June 18th
Cambria Township, Wednesday and Thurs
day, June 25th and 10Th.
- MuT Scr Township, Friday, June %Lth.
" jackson Township. Monday. July 2lSt.
- Blackiic} Township, Tuesday, July 22d.
- Gullitzin Township, " odnesday and Thurs
day July BID and 24th
" Iorett0 Borough, Friday, July 2jth.
:" Allegheny Township, Saturday and Non
day. July 26th and 2Sth,
" Chest Springs Borough, Tuesday, July 29th.
Z" CIearfieid Township, w ednesday and Thurs
day, July 30th and 3lst.
" CarrOlitown Borough, Friday, August lst-
- Carroll Township, Saturday and Monday
August 2d and 4th.
- Barr Township, Tuesday August 9TH;
" SusQuehanna Twp, Wednesday and Ihurs-
day, August 9Th and eth,
4" Chest Township, Friday and Saturday, Au-
gust Sth and 9th.
White Township, Tuesday and Wednesday,
August 18th and 18th.
And. in accordance with the second section
of said Act. upon ali taxes paid to the Treasurer I
before the Ist day of September there will be a
deduction of FIVE PER CENT, while per cent.
will be added to all unpaid taxes, and placed IN
JOHN cox, County Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Ebensburg, April ii, 1873.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02
STORE GOODS at PRIVATE Sale


TVNHE subscribers offer at private sale their
| entire stock of merchandise and will lease
their Store House, &c, for term OF years.
Said property is at St Lawrence Church, Cam
bria CO., and has done good business, The i'll
health of the senior partner is the only reason
for wishing to sell. No better location in the
county for a country store. If not disposed of
nv the first day of April next, we will want
good man to sell goods for uS-One who can
Sneak German and come well recommended
None other need apply. Good wages VIII be
giyen to 4 good man. Apply to WM, :, DICKEY
4 son. at G len Hope. Clearfield county, Pa.
WI. :, DICkEY son,
ST. Lawrence, Feb. IA, 1sI3,-3m.
NOTICE.-We have no authorized agent doing
business rorus in Cambria county or elsewhere,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02

ISSOIUTION.-Th partnership
I heretofore existing between the under
signed in the mercantile business, under lhe
firm name OF Il. X. DAVIS Il CO., has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent The DOCKS
and accounts have been left in the hands or
WIN. BAXTER, who is empowered tGssettIe the
same r. X. DAVIS,
WIN. BAXTER.
Eba,st,,rr ADr1 . 1874 -6t