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The True Basis Of Success

The True Basis OF Success.
Fallacies and frauds shsrt lived They may flourish
for little wh1c but the sober second thought OF tho
people condemns them, and theJ PERISH It would take
evcn tho ''Lgutnng Calculator" long tins to count
tho limitations and counterfos Of the tonic OF
the age Hoatottez'a Stomach Bters, that have been
brought ont since the first introduction Of that
remedy. They have eesgsea aaa aaa aste1 sh1f sRs
~ | fovcl. It IL Of the utmost Importance to tone
and regulate the .ystem a. to enabe It TO oe.f
soatnst the uncongenial tcpssstare when p1oouees
these disturbances FcEor and azue' rheu1nA.so' nl
iousaess, prostradou. coss1'oness. Aaa
,5.o.t;,, an few among the many disorders which
1ic1d rendy to this famous restorative
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dramatic were lost. Such an audience, however,
- ~. -. 1r;aa Tel1oce md ,.a+ s,a
r ,.hi,1, oo' h.s sI,-a,,a .. 49,,
went through ner part, "ntcn Aae Always peen
1aVox1te one OF hers, WIKI Inc utnost eood 1altn
and eayo to it her best efforts. just as faithfully
Us Il she had been singing to an over
Lowing auoence' ooen eoou e,,' aao Pe1-
sistent determination IS thus WILL yet place
Hiss Kellogg in the foremost rank Of the light
singers in Italian opera. The story Of Linda"
Been b ~ often % sung - On the 1yrio stage, and it Is
familiar on the dramatic, as s4The Pearl Of
Sayoy." It ia one Of the most attractive which
has ever been set to music, and every phase Of
it was happily illustrated 'Kellogg's freshness
and grnce, her ease OF manner, and her bright,
spa-kline voice admirably adapt her for such
roles es Linda. The score is replete with
brilliant melodies and with broadly concerted
effects in all Of which she produced an artistic
effect and richness OF yocalsn, more espe-
which surprised ali who remembered her pre-
vious singing. Under existing circumstances,
it ia perhaps hopeless to expect large audiences
on tile kellogg nights, but those who wero pres-
cut viii congratulate themselves upon having
aLle M feature % was the singing and acting Of tie
veteran Ronconi The old man, whose fame
rang through Europe and for whom Donizetti
was writing parts, when most OF his auditors OF
laet evening we're children, still retains his mag
1iicent dramatic art, and moro than once elected
tho enthusiastic applause of the whole house by
his splendid acting, especially through the
second act. His voice seems even more power
ful than it was when he sang here some years
ago in "Fra Diavo1o" aud "Crispino,"
and, although he can no longer ba con-
sidercd {; great singer, still there was
tcnlerross and pathos in his voice and ex-
preston which at once won for him & Warm
place in tho hearts Of al present. The remain
ing parts, Pieroilo (Sanz), Carlo (Vizzani), the
PTe1ect (Cou1on), and the Marquis Oubreu1)
were ali well taken, and both chorus and or
cheetra added their best efforts to make the
general performance effective. This evening
tho s. Mnrriage Of Figaro will bo given with
Lucca, Kellogg, and Levielli Cher first appear
ance), in the cast.
TIE FIRST pREsprrER1AS CONCERT.
4 Presbytory of the old school would scarcely
have reorganized an orthodox church Of the
conventional style in the handsome auditorium
and gayly-dressed audience assembled in the
new edifice OF the First Presbyter congrega-
tion, which was formally dedicated by con-
cert on last evening. The interior of the
church is. decorated in bright co1ors, and
set OF with: balcony running around
at the sides, While tie floor is provided
with the usual arrangement OF pews, tho gallery
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WV Yoax, Feb. 6.-Bustness continues 70 improve
tt,, IN iobberx, who moderately ach7e today
rnar. 1x.s liberal de1nsnd for cotton goods Of Al
iasriptions aud tbs MARKET rlcs rery Eucrs = m
-h1ngei p.1ces- Prints and girghsns afe ae:lFe u
1at S.nda sud in good tobbag requcs:- DeniEas are
- d-csnd Worsted drezs goods racEn ~ t:Te u
1-.t hands. Too1aus rule Ta:hs- quiet. sosne s.51s
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Of fancy cazstmeres arc well sold up by the agents.
Foreign goods shoved some improvement. The first
regular auction sale OF the was held to-day, and
was very largely attended BY city and country buyets-
, 1873-02-07


By consent, Senator CASEY introduced reso-
luton directing the Judiciary Committee to in
qnire into the oxpedisncy Of passing law
compelling Circuit Clerks to keep daily record
OF proceedings in their courta- Referred to the
.Judidiary Committee.
Senator DONAHUE introduced resolution in
relation to swamp lands donated to this State by
Congress. Referred to the Committee on Rev.
enue.
Senator KEHOE introduced resolution d.
recting tho Enrolling and En4rossing Committee
to Investigate the recent quarrel between the
Engrossing Clerks. Adopted. Z
Senator SHEPARD offered resolution au-
thoriziug the employment Of one clerk for the
Revenue. Finance and Appropriations Commit
Senator YoUNGBLooD offered resolution
providing for the printing OF 10, 900 copies Of the
feport Of the Superintendent Of instruction for
the use Of the Assembly. Laid over.
NEW BILLS,
The following bills we're introduced, aud Or
dercd to a first reading:
BY Mr.. ARCHER-1n relation to contracts.
BY Mr. .WILL1AAISON-Aut tho pay
ment Of redemption money, and Issuing of tax
deeds, to holders Of tax certificates.
BY Mr.. BALDWIN-Ab bill for m act to extend
to nll the benefits OF tho Free School system.
BY Mr.. BU1:NS--Making appropriations for
expenses incurred in suppressing the Rebellion.
BY Mr.. HENRY-To require railroad compa-
MICS to pay damages speedily.
Sundry bills were read second time, referred,
and ordered printed.
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Pittsburgh Oil Market.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 6.-Crude petroleum active and
higher nt per brl Refined dull and lower under
decreased export da1nand; csr lots, 16A@l6sc.
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11avar1 Ps.. Feb. 6-CAT11E-Market dull :;
.a1si. heavy BEST el@s;1c; stoe1ers' as+c; CON-
mon, 4n@5c. x. .-,r.,. ~srv heavy. best
.aatke. 7nedium. 5a51c; common, 4G4Hc.
efHnaa-Narle. allow !; arrivals fadr; Phi2oe'pma'
e o0as 10 Workers., $4-5o34.8o-
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r,- n,rtne,ahio heretofore existing under the hESo
,aus Of Gxee Mallory Co.. Is this day dissolved By =
..4 GAGE BROS. ( CO..
'"aA ~o1S 1yN ?. MALLORY.
,.tnna -,u ~,r.},nn tho b..!1cas under ira
name Of Gage. Mallory Co. a. >. GAnh, ,,v
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GTT5ZENS BANK OF CHlCAGO,

1ae 4 ISL uadison-st., neAr LasaAe'
,,.vo p..., A.B. KELLOGG, Vice Prss't-
W. H. HlA ~ + r NEXsEN, Cashisr-
.-.~.I,- p.nt4n9 hustooss in 81 it, b@sn<hss.
4aca,;ats .oiiei:sd ton tas bus!1ass pohda.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-16

PIE who plant in the moon will feel good
over the fact that their plans were not
overshadcwed. Let us all hope for more
light on this subject
How much does man know. The most
learned man in the world cannot tell why
the needle points north. We do know that
as far north as SO degrees 16 minutes it
Stlll points north, but no one knows why.
Nor can the wisest tell what keeps us alive
whether it is the heart, or the lungs, or
the stomach. Poor ignorant creatures
John Parke's Opera House will make 3
splendid Court room. The acoustic ar
Engagements are unexceptionable, and Mr..
Benton $ roo1s adjoining would make jury
rooms-three or four in number. The
Commissioners couldn't have done a better
thing than rent tie Opera House. 1t is a
picture of beauty, to say nothing of its con-
Veuience. 70 YANG.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-16
JGHSsTowE, May Il. 1878.

DEAR FREEMAN-A young man who was
reared in this place has been charged with
the commission of a brutal outrage on
little girl only nine years of age. l hope
for the sake of the man himself and for the
credit of our town that it is not true. He
denies the charge-in toto, but if he IS pro-
ven guilty he should be hanged without
Judge or jury. Il is alleged that he enticed
the little girl into the woods i'll 1oder town
ship on pretenco of seeing some goats, and
then outraged her person. The hearing iii
the case before Burgess Strayer has been
postponed until the little girl las sufficient
ly recovered to testify.
Although | know that the "Ring" is
sometimes guilty of longing for horn, yet
| think it is premature to say who Will be
the nominee for Assembly, or for any other
office. Let the Democracy act wisely by
making fair nomination, and no gOugiug,
because the party has, heretofore, been
greatly injured III that way.
[ have it in my heart to wish that you
had as nice an engine and press as the Irt-
b,Lne or Voice have. 1t seems so queer that
YOU have served so long III the ranks and
have so little to show for 1t. Alas Tor
teachers and printers The tlc0 sources of
all knowledge are moro poorly remuneratcd
than any other class Of the genus homo
Organ-grinders can make moro money than
either typos OF pedagogues, and yet every
teacher and every printer is expected Uc
dress as well as a Judge of the Supreme
Court of the United States. How is this !?
Is the world turning upside down
That eclipse was not worth button. l
rose at the time appointed to see it, as
every body said it could be seen. But,
somehow, no allowance was made for
cloudy weather. Oh how l wished for a
long pole-the one people knock down per-
simmons with-just to prod those infamou
clouds. Indeed I .!on't believe there was
AZ eclipse, Tor how could the earth s shadow
get through the clouds? That's the puz-
5le Moreover, how does any one know
inst when the earth's shadow strikes the
moon. or whether it was moon-struck" l
sorrow over that disappointment very
much. A fair view of that eclipse might
have defined the bad weather. But why
talk the moon is ocIipsed every day, tho
If is not on the ecEiptic every day. 1t is
said the moon itself is greatly disappointed
and will take horn or two when 1t gets
dry, lust for spite, and at its local option
At any rate, it will hide its face for two or
tbree weeks, through very ve1ation. feo-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-16

VINO ARE ENTITLED TO PENsIONs.-The
following provisions of the new pension act
viii be Of special interest t. soldiers and
their relatives everywhere
All persons who have lost a leg above the
knee, and are SO disabled thereby that they
cannot use an artificial limb, shall he rated
in the second class, and receive tweu;y y-fUUr
dollars per month. All persons having lost
the hearing OF both ears, to receive thirteen
dollars per month Section five provides
that the rate Of eighteen dollars per month
may be propOrtiUuattly divided for any de-
gree of diSl biIitY established for which the
second section makes no provision. The
new law also adds two years to the l;mita-
tious under which claims may De established.
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DEGISTER,S NOTICE

\
- hel eby given that Ihe following Accounts
nave been passed ami flied in the Registers OF
Orphans Court of Camsra c"uRfy for nj
atl3n ana allowance, on Wednesday, the 4tii dag
OF June next, to WIZ:
The first and partial account of Job., II Ken
medy. administrator OF -ohn Kcnucdy, late of
Washing ton township, decreased.
The FIRST and final account OF Tobias /. T0dcr.
guardian Of Jonas lOdcrgnd Touias TodCr. mi
nor children of Jacob L. YOder, late of Yod.4r
township, deceased.
The second partial account OF MlchT H. Ra-
ger, administrator of the estate Of Peter Eascr
late OF jackson township. deceased.
The account Of Christian Weaver, guardian
of Sarah Hovbstetlcr. minor child OF Peter
Hochstetler' late of Richland township, decd.
The account Of Jacob Singer, guardian OF W nv.
II. Hnrner, David J. IIorncr. Benz. +. Horncr,
Eimlra HOrncr and Mary vi. llorHCr' MINOR
children of Jonas f. HOrner, late OF ConcmauS h
township. deCeascd-
The account. OF Christian weaver, guardian or
Lydia Hochstetle ler,a minor child OF Peter Hoch-
stciler. late of fichlaud township, decd.
The account Of John Cox, adWiulstratOC OF
Charles Heifrick, late of woOdva!e borough,
deceasco.
The account Of Paul Mex emma, administrator
OF Mark hci.tuS ain, late of W sshinG.7n town
ship, deceased.
The first and final account Of Jacob Trefts,
adminisrrator of }. d. dam Trefts, late OF Johns
town borough deceased.
The tirst and fEaI account or CatlarIne Cal
lagher. administrative OF Frank Gallagher, ia &c
OF AfilyIlle borough, deceased.
The first and final account of Eliza beth Eam-
mer- administrative Of Frederick huD.Tner. late
OF - Jnhnstnwn hOrouEh, deceased.
The first and final account OF !. =. Peterson.
executor OF Hiram Fritz, late OF SuSqueLunna
township, deceased.
The final account of Mary Shoemaker and
Ellen = NuTTsy- executors OF Edward ShOCma-
kcr. late of Ebensbur2 borough. decd.
The second and final account OF Chas. Anna.
guardian of Albert Chaser. q minor child Of
Francis CHASER, late Of Chest township, decd
The second and pu:Ji account of Chas An
m, guardian OF Ambrose, Augustine and Juiia
Ann GlHsscr. minor children Of Francis 4 IGsser,
late OF Chest township, deceased
I h. final account or Henry BENDER and y. \.
Luther. executors OF Amcricus Bender, lsSe of
Carroll township. deceased
The account OF james J. VIII. aG r.iri isTra tor
. or Iulia L. VIII, late Of Cambria county. dec d.
! The third ana partial account of " lillian II
F Secher. administrator OF James NJ. Rifei, late
. of SummitVille borough. cCCeaSed.
. The first account of Thomas Garland. admin
istrutOT OF Patrick Garland, late OF Washing ton
D township, deceased.
The first and partial account or z. J. Mis- and
RecS = Lloyd. a'4IulnlSt raIDrS OF stephen idOy
late OF Ehensburg borough. deccGs 81
+ The Grst and final account Of Peter Cam pbcl
guardian Of Margaret Switz'er, minor Child
! of Jacob Bender, late ~ Carroll township, de-
/ ceased. JAS. ri SINGER. Register.
Registers Oficc. EoenshurE, Nay ), IST5.-4t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-16

A RICH MUSICAL TREAT.-We believe
that we express the unqualified sentiment OF
every person who had the pleasure of listen
ing To the vocal and instrumental concert
giv ven at the Court House, on Monday even
ing last. by the AlleShanlans, Nocallsts and
Swiss Bell Ringers, when we say that IL was
beyond question one OF the most emJoyable
musical treats that Ebensburg has ever been
favored with The singing OF the quartette
was in all respects uneNceptonahle, the
programme being one OF the finest ever pre-
senIed to an audience, the performances on
the Swiss and Silver Staff Bells were SIMPLY
superb and Mr.. Williams manlpulatlohs
OF the guitar and harmonica, both ut the
same time, were not only something new IN
the musical role, but was ono OF the most
pleasing features of the entertainment All
in all, the concert was a complete success, as
we'll in the manner in which the several PIC
ces were rendered as in the large number ot
persons who filled the Court House to over
flowing on that occasion. The audience
We're delighted with the performances OF he
troupe, :he troupe were in eNstacies over the
immense crowd which greeted them, ana
everything was lovely and enjoyment reign-
ed supreme. Mr. ID. q. WaldrOn, the gen
tlemauly manager, an old California journ-
alist, assured us that Ebensburg would
henceforth be included in his list of appoint
meuts for tine troupe, a promise which our
people viii be glad to have fulfilled on many
future occasions
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Patent-CommOnwezJ of fehh'S
to r. b. Gageby, y Pril ., 1872, l6
acres and 80 perches in Kichlaud.
Deed-Jos. Gels and wife TO Ben
net Nees, July 3, 1872, house and
lot in Geistown ...............S1 81 900 90
Dee:t@-D. DiDeTt and wife to John
Cunningham, Sept. 13 90, house
.and lot IN ,Johnstoyyn. yn.'................ 700 90
Deed-,John Cunning ham and wife
lot in .johuslown $500 CO
Deed-Dan'l BarShbcrgcr and wife
to Bernard Wess, March 81, 1873,
acres and 1J6 perches in Rich
land township. ....................... 500 OC
Deed-EliZabeth Perry amt others
Joseph Wertucr, March 81. 1875,
house and lot in Chest Springs. coo. Ot
Deed-Sheriff OF Cambria County
to j. G. Caldwell and Saml KEN
nell, june I, 1871, house and lot
i'll Ebensburg ........ .................... 10000
Deed-Jas. Myers and wife to John
A. Kennedy, March /, rs, house
and lot in Ebensburg. ....,,.... 800 oC
Deed-lSaac l.. Chandler and wife
Jacob l.. Mildreu, March 29, 1873,
house and lot in ,IohnslOHn ....... 4,7G0. OF
Deed-Heirs of Allen Rose, deed,
To Thomas Howe, March 2S, 1861,
house aud lot in Johnstown....... 400. 0.
Dee,!--Jonathan Helsel to Horny
Hostcdler. Jan. Is, 1872, - acres
and l36 perches in iiichiand twp 500 0:
Deed-Thos. j. Howe ard wife 70
David G. Rees, March 81, '73, lot
in Johnstown 1890. -. ........ 600. CC
Deed-NaTEaret Austadt.to Adam
Anstadt = pril ;, 1873, lot in Ho-
der township OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO. .6C
Dced-H ermau Kahlbaun ana wife
to Michael Hoover, March q, 'I3,
house and lot in Carrolitowu...... 500. O.
Dced-Gco. Huntley, Assignee OF
Geo. J. Rodgers, to Thus.J. Lloyd.
Mar. II, '13, lots in EbenshUrg-. 243.GC
Decd-i.ewis Wess and wife % Jos.
BreCkrer, April > 1878, 26 acres
and 80 perches in Croyle twp. G60. OF
Deed-Ar Welch and Other,
to Frederick Bueiler, april 20,
1861 lot in ConemaUgh borough. 12S.5i
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-16

THE FIKEMEN's 5 LIBRARY.-FOllCwlng
will he found a condensed catalogue of
book kss scJnlginCd in the Dauntless Fire Co. )
new library, the reception of which was
noted few weeks ago:
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS.
Appleton's Encyclopedia; Life of NapO-
an Wars, Wars of the Revolution, War OF
phia and Pennsylvania Life OF RSmark
Gibbons Rome; Froude's Ireland; Ialfrey' 5
History of New England; Carly sle's Works,
Life OF Marion; Abbott's Histories; Life OF
Dickens; Lugard'S History of England
Mrs. Hemaus', Alice and PhUbe Carey :,
MOore's Burns LohhtelOw ;, Pope 5. w hit
tiers, POe'S Hood :. Bret Hartc'S and Hans
BreiInIan's Puetical Works; Shakespeare ),
TeunysOn' :, SCOTS, Irwiu'S, Bayard Tay-
lur's, Disr1ci'S, Darwiu'S, Gold>mlth'S aud
Tupper's Works; Hoods Prose Essays; For
est Scenes: The OUtcast; BEAUTIFUL Snow
The Wagner Of the Allegh mics; paHfe 10y
Carey; Locl,e's Essays; Addison : Spectator;
The Constitution; Conversations OF Ch"mis1
try; kcyuOteS OF American Liberty; Voices
of Nature; Arthur'S Household Library; The
Mountaim; Blair's Rhetoric; Japan ENpedi-
ton: Black Diamonds; Mrs. South worth :,
Mrs. HcneywOOd'S :, Mrs. Stowe =, Miss PcF-
ter'S Miss MuloCkS, Dickens. ThaC kcraN $,
COCper'S, Levers, Anthony TrC Hops, RUi-
wer's, Wilkie Collins, James, Curtis, Wa
vrrley, Bret Harte's and other Novels; Geo.
Elliott's w orkS; Cicero Orator and OralIuuS
Oliver Optics Young America Abroad. fnll
set; Classic Tales; Middlem1rch: BiCltn II :
East Indian Archipelago; Life of Paul ones.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-16
IoRFTTO. May ). 1873

EDITOR CAMBRIA FREEMAS-Wil you
please give the following an insertion in your
paper for the amusement Of school children
and others interested in such matteIs2 1t
is an interest calculation, which, no doubt,
will appear almost incredible To- most per
Sons who may happen to see it. One cent ut
compound interest from Tie beginning Ot the
Christian Era to the 12th day OF December,
a. ID. 1873 at the rate of per cent. per
mum, would produce in dollars the asfouish-
ing amount represented by the following
figures
SS1C372a67 tc0j 5220124GGGGS637I 7G50j2t i2GS
If the amount was in gold. and that gold
made into solid spheres or globes, each one
the size of the earth, or 5000 miles in diam
etrr, the number OF such spheres would eX-
ceed 195, 900 billions. To have some idea of
what Il billion -, suppose you had billion
of gold dollars To count. We'll, to count that
sum. dollar by dollar, would require one per
son more than 5,475 years working the en-
tire seven days each week and counting 300
coo dollars every day during that time.
To read the above figures according to the
English system of notation the amount Is
expressed thus: ., $40 scptilli0ns 3I2, $40 sex
tllions, Ssl3, 400 quintiliOns, Gl5,22O Quadril-
lions 724, COG trillions, 6S6, 81 billions, I62,
500 millions, 244 Thousand, 268 hundred dol
lars. One cent ut simple interest, at 6 Per
cent per Snnum, for the same length of time,
would amount to only one dollar and thir-
teen cents (Sl.13). y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-16
~ NEWER

SCSIccG - Cough Nothing - moro certain to
Law the foundation Tor future evil ConSrqrnc.'S-
BELLS CsRBDLIC TABLETS
a for all Diseases OF the if'.suirst-
tory Organs. Sore Throat. Colds. CrOu;a, DIP
iberia Asthma. Catnrrh, HOarScncss. pryO"ss
of the Throat, WiudpipC, or Bronchia! Tub'.>.
and all Diseases Of the Lungs.
In all cases Of sudden cold. however tnN~n.
these TABLETS should toe promptly ana Ir.,ly
used They cQutliZC the circulation OF IH0d.
mitigate tho severity OF the attack. end viii. in
2 very short time, restore healthy action 20 Il.c
affected organs.
WELLS CNKBOUTC TARTETS are put up only
In blUc hoFss. Tuke II" substitutes II they
can Z b. found at your druggists SrI3f at frTrs
n the .: goat an Ntr TuTf- who viii forward
them by return mail. Don't he Beceiv-,' by IIII-
tationS sold hv crUTgiSlS- Price - per box
JOHN @ X ELLOGG. Is Platt-st.. y York.
SEND Tor CIRCULAR Sole Agent Cor l. States.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-16

Another NEW DEPAETURE.-Thc sab
scribcr, having failed 70 dispose Of his entire
stock of merchandise, is now receiving NEW
GOODS daily, and will continue TO sell to his
old customers, and all others who may give
him n call, a. as Low PRICES ~ heretofore.
He further respectfully requests those who
are indebted to the late firm of ZailTn < Son
to call and settle their accounts. Any who
fail to do so before the first day Of J Juuo nc xt
will find their accounts in other hands for
collection after that date. TKese accounts
must besclOsed. GEO. &. h. ZAHbI
Ebensburg, May u, lSI3.-3t.
eS Herald please Copy-twO insertions.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-16
ST AUGUSTINE, May u, 1873

EDITOR Fi;EELsAS-Having seen my name
paraded iii the 5fouRtdiH TOice as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of this county, l de-
sire 10 say to the gentlemen of that paper
that l am not candidate for that any
other office and, further, never intimated
to any person by word or decd that /
Respectfully, +. Il. DUSEGAS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-16

EpT balance OF prizes SeuO Tor ClI CHlar-
ITis concert is under the supervision and di-
rectiOu OF the following
DOARU OF DIRECTUES-C. II. DUrfcc. Gcrch I;
r. l. Ncwman Banker; II. ID. Rush. i.umH- e.:
H. W. Gil|ctt. Merchant; q. r. Prescott. Con-
TnerCiSl: Jas. ~ Kitchen, Farmer: ". G GouII,
Ciy EfrE'rs +. q. Lowe Capitalist: &. z. More
/ head, Merchant; J l. Wcvcr H, D.; J. ". FJg-
Iish, Lawyer; G. hOlicr, Cssh'T Ger. s. B.; Il. T.
Carr. A ArChiIcct.
OFFICERS +. II. pU3FEE. President; II. l.
NEWMAN, Vice Pres. G go. F. PRESCOTT, Sec. (;
carl MoLLT.E. Treasurer.
The well known character Of the Directors Of
the -ftTCUH,i!c JihTUTE Association and TIC en-
dCrscmcnt pTeseD ted, is Il sufficient guarantee
to al absent ticket holders that tnCir Interests
will be fully guarded and protected. All corros-
rHndcncc strictly confidential. and auy person
C-aw !Tl2 . prize need not he known unless they
desire -. '>.ckcts drawing prizes will bG Cashcd
sight.
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