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into i1G Wilderness, Harry and James
They never came u We saw their two
names
Reported as missing :" and Harry's
young wife
Just pinned sway-pined% awsy-out Of this
life.
Then we rode to join Lee, old horse Dob
ben snd4-
As his four boys had died, so the father
could disi
The thin ranks were swelled by old men
with gray hair,
Aud boys nnd.r age-those last days of
despair
Had drained from the South every man,
and tue farms
And the felds were ~unploughed save by
womenis weak arms.
How We marched on our rag-coyered,
frozen ed feeti
How the poor lads paraded, with moth
to cal!
/ don't know what makes me RIM on this
way
There-the shoe is quite fast. sir-I bid
you good-day.
A quarter? yes; thank you. That road
to your right
Five forks. did you say? Was I in that
fight?
I was; and this bony hand fred the last
gun
OF our last haggard rally ere victory was
BY Sberidan's men, full Of beef and
bareback,
With miles Of fat wagon-trains safe at
their back;
While the ragged Confederate frightened
his belt
To hold in the sickening hunger be felt.
Then came Appomattox, the contest was
done. {
The long struggle over-you Yankees !
And is not peace bettsr' you ask. Can =
Ny thoughts are away where my four 2
strong bows fell. y
To argue the question / never was good :
Caroline vent out, and We all understood
We must go with our 6tate-and I cant \
make il plain Q
To my mind that my four boys have all !
died in vain. o
Perhaps you are right-you talk like .
book
I'm old and tired out, and 80 I can't look r
Away back to principles, all I can do
q plough up that hillside and set 9 horse
shoe
10 feed these poor children; but some
times l dream
0f the old days in Charleston-how far off
Dbl proud was old Charleston, down
there by the sea.
And bright were those days; but they're
over for me
Yss-Time; bat he never can
give
Nv boys Who had only their one life 10 live. /.
don't understand, and it's no use to try; J
Bot the Lord understand. and He'll
tell me Why
Iome day when. Il last. my four lost boys
viii come
% call their old father. and carry him :
home.
'hepsis Q horse wants . shoe,-yes. they're
turning this way;
81 Judge Brown Of this district. oh,
what's thst you say7
ZEE coiored2 OF oouxss; we'rs used to
that here) n
= Ne bold your horse. judge. Ran.
yos, bring . chair.
~skxcx Frxrxoer Wooreox.
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LOceI Correspondence.

CARROLL TWP. Oct. Ie. 1874.
EpIros FRzENAG-Terr Sir: As you did no.
at the Adams picnic. have deemed it not out of
place 10 let you know that 1 was there with the
rest which rest consisted of something less thsn
10000 peopie-iust how many less l am not pre-
pared TO say, but certain am that all who were
'cm. The string band from ST. Augustine fur
nlshed excellent music. bu. dancing not in
dulged in to any great cxtert. lee was not need
ed to keep things cool. either, nature had fur
nshed full supply the night before. which-same
mad the effect OF making the beer so cold that the
sWalowln% oi 1t made man feel as if he was crawl
ing up the north pole or exploring the island of
by the famous stock owned by Mcssrs. Weaken.
Perry and Callahan, of Chest Springs, and Josh.
Dempsey. of Altcora. Splendid animals to travel
all of them / am confident that either Of them
could ma he a mile in .30-if they were on the Day
Express down grade. No running was done, except
running a foot-race.
BY the way, MIR, Editor, noticeable feature in
affairs of this kind is the fact that the sporting
men OF Altoona always manage to have things
their own way when they come to Cambria county.
the paltry distance of ten feet further than they
think they can win any given race in. II they de-
ture they won't object TO running their horses
little beyond the stipulated quarter of mile II
the extra strain they had better Keep them within
the confines of the Mountain Ci Y.
Our friend Mr.. Patrick Lynch. of Chest town
ship, 1 am told has after the usual billing and
cooling in such made and provided. entered
into matrimonial alliance with Mics Mary Kline,
OF the Same baiiwick. Peace to their ashes
Tell your subscriber in Prince william county,
va that l VIII ship him that wagon II he wants
II, he having failed TO answer postal card sent
him to that effect.
Not much excitement in political circles here as
yet. Our friend Mr. fopple think. is beginning
to despair and no wonder for he might as well
try to throw a $50 pound elephant across the
Mozambique channel as TO hope for his election to
the Office of Poor fo;se Director in this county
the Republican Ticket. \ man who tries to sit
two stools at and the time is very apt
have his post eror rather uncerernonously intro
duced to mother earth or some other equally solid
substance. And that's about thc kind of hyf,i,ls
our friend will find himself in when the votes are
cornted some two weeks hence.
sir. John 7. DIETRICH. Of this township. and AR
benjamin Williams, Of Huntington county. met
with painful mishap one day last week. in conse-
quence OF the breaking of m axle Of wagon in
which they were riding. on the road leading from
John Bakers to Marks Mill. in Clearfield town
ship both gentlemen being somewhat injured
h. supervisor should ride over that road about
about once year and see ''hpw it is himself"
As / have not hing more TO say: | will ''dry up
for the present. Yours &c, Nj.
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AN INTERESTING ARRIVAL.-AR lem
for tie Ladie.-A Rare and Genuine Inaporta-
TONI nder the above caption the Pitts
burgh Gazette of the 10Th inst publishes tho
following Gmong the duties Of a journal
ist is that of keepi:i z the ladies posted on AL
matters which concern tLeit persons and
their pockets. and in this connection we must
invite their attention to the fina and elegant
selection of dry goods and dress goods for
their especial benefit, at the establishment MT of
Nessrs. White, Orr & Co, no. 20 Fif:I. av-
enue, Pittsburgh To attempt a minute &c
Scription of the rarites and novelties in store
at thi. house would exhaust a volume; let it
suffice, then, to pariicularize an article for
which this house has attained a celebrity
and reputation second to no other And we
have no hesitaucy in saying that yOu will
inspect with pleasure and delight the fine
and fresh importation of the New Imperial
Irish linens as the fiueness OF texture beau
ty OF finish, cl-arness in color, weight and
general excellence render this brand of lin
ems ad nirable in appearance, and scrviceabIe
ia use Eessrs. White, Orr < Co. are pecu-
liarly fortunate in receiving this importation
q We doubt whether any other of such
exquisite nneness and beauty can be secured
for this market. This firm has also Il com
piete line of Drsss Goods in the latest 81 les,
such a. heavy Tvllled S-rges Heavy Cam
els Hair, Cashmere Plaids, Embroidered
Polonaises. Cloth Jackets. and Silk, Cash
mere and Serge Suits. Richness, elegance
and IttractIveness are characteristic OF tha
goods at this house.
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RENAL AFFECTIOSS.-Fro!n the very ma
turs of our peculiar systsm of practice, we
have, perhaps, had moro experiences in the
treatment of these affections than usually
falls TO the lot OF any practitioner in the
same time. Ind IL is in these affections
more than any other that an examina I'll on
CT The urine is required in order to under
stand the true nature of the diseaso. All
urinary difiicultic. do not arise from gravel
nor do all gravellv indications arise from
affections of the hiduey%, and il ia by an cx-
animation of the Urine alone that these Facts
are 20 be verified many times.
Tho terrible snffsrings, the writhiug ago
MES the painful difficulties, and the wretch
ed seeplsssness ocCasioned by affections OF
the kidneys and urinary organs, make it a
matter of study TO the humane physician
worthy Of the nobls cause he has espoused.
From close attention and lGrg and patient
investig CATION, we have learned to know the
precise nature of All these affections, aud
have found ont exactly the kIsd OF meGi-
Cipes TO be used in each Our remedies in
these adapted to each particular case,
and viii give relief at once. Try thcn for
Yourselves, and verify the fact. Send a vial
OF urine, and we can send you the necessary
medicines DRs. OroSHUE,
No. 1872 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa
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"A young man named Edward Jones fell
from an apple tree on the farm OF his uncle.
Mr. Jonathan Jones, in Cambria township
on Saturday last, and brought up on a nick
Ell fence about twelve feet bsneatb one Of
the sharp points of which entered his moutb
and tore n shocking cash in his left cheek
clear up TO his eve, besides severinr two of
the arteries in his face, while another picket
entered the under part of his left arm near
the shoulder, severing still another artery
ana producing very ugly wound Dr.
catran, of this place, was called in and
rendered the necessary medical aid, and at
ms writing the young man is again on his
leet, but those who have seen him say that
1T requires several yards of sticking plaster
to Keep him together in proper shape
Colonel John Reilly, our candidate for
Congress, is pushing things vigorously, sud
the Signs Of the times" no.withstandine
tbe great odds against him. give every rea.
son fo.hope that he will make his calling
and election sure" He was with us for a
short time on Monday, and since then has
been il Southern Cambria. and TODAY (Fri-
daN) and for the next two days will be
through the northern part of this county-
Next week he will will Bedford and Some =.
set counties, where it is fair to presume his
presence Will do as much good as we e.
confident it has and is doing in Cambria
county. No Democrat worthy of the name
will refuse or neglect TO vote for Mr.. Reilly
and many Republcsns-enough we believe
to elect him-will lend helping hand in
the good work. Rally for Reilly * ,trench-
ment and Reform.
The Tolian Minstrel and VarietyT pc
Composed of respectable and worthy young
mechanics Of Altoona, which performed in
this place on Sat lrday evening last, failed
to attract Il sEfh, icnJ audience to pay sxpen-
ses, and this too in face OF the fact that we
have seen the Court House crowded oD rev-
e"al occasions when the entertain ment offer
eel was not half so worthy of srch an ova-
ton. The music. vocal we'll as instru-
mental furnished by the lFoliarS was as
good as has ever been listened 10 in this
community, and the performances Of t"hich
there were an abundance, were decidedly Y
rich and extremely funny, and all VIII were
present enjoyed the entire programme until
their sides ached with laughter II this
troupe should ever return TO our town. as
We hope they will, we sincerely trust that
our people will make full amends for past
derelections.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-23
FsyN NESEAE.

IvTHER-BEN y DER Married, at the Cath
oIic church, Carrolitown on the zYth INST, uy
D.. s,,,uaus ,Tumcr. Mr.. THEODORE -.
IUrsER and Miss HELENA H. BENDER, ooth oJ
CARROT township.
MILLER BENDER-Narr,ei' az .nc same a
10, is1,s,Rpiys PutroNErA M. BENDER. both OF
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-23

FxTrAOrDINARY fta-
reading his paragraph turn 10 ths great al
vertiseiueGt OF Wanarnaksr * Brown, Oak
T4a!I corner Sixth and Market streets Phil
a,lcphis. Are they not extraordinary pro-
roSalS9 On the face OF them would goa not
think they Scrc 4 decoy, put Out by scuIe
slop-shop-aud sheday-house TO tsfch hies2
Oa ;he contrary, they enanate from the
Largest Clothing House in America a con-
c-ru that represents millions OF camtai,
enjoys an array OF patrons, Is head-d by one
of the most acute and thorough business
men Of this age Wba: Oak Hail promises,
Oak Ball can and will perform, Let The
reader give an hour TO visiting that sstah-
li@hruent the next time he visits Phiiatlei-
Dhia. with the advertisement furtively hid
den in his hat. Let him verify it from mil
lion. of facts piled up i'll those twenfy-ssV-
en- great rooms Our word for il, Oak Hall
will come out square and clean.