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Cures OF ALI Kinds OF Catarrh.

30 successful has DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal discovery proven, as q constitutional treat
ment Tor Catarrh, when coupled with the nae
S, OF .S Rr ssges Cstarrh Remedy, applied locally
only method Of reaching the upper and back
cavities OF the head), that the proprietor of
these medicines has long offered q standing re-
ward OF $500 for o case Of Catarrh which he
cannot care. The two medicines. with inatrn.
ment, for % by druggists. ~ ''''' =
SPECIMEN OUT OF THOUSANDS.
CORTLAND, H., April 28, 1878.
DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sr-It is with pleasure make this
statement to you that after taking medicine for
twenty years for the Catarrh, I tried your
CatArrh Remedy and effected cure, so that It
has not troubled me for two years.
8. WHEELER.
STEALING OUR THUNDER.
People ehould beware of those inpostors
who copy DR.. Pierce's original style of adyer-
tising, by Offering various sized rewards for
cases OF Catarrh and other diseases which they
cannot cure. Those who do not poseess suffi,
caent intelligence to write an original advertise
ment are not likely to have made great and
valuable discoveries In medicine.
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Tonic and Rccuperant Plantation Bit
ters.--fhe constantly increasing patronage which
itreceives has, is true, excited the petty envy
OF certain splenetic advertisers OF piuchbeck
panaceas, who hope to make o market for their
swn stagnant, watory wares, by decryins all
sptrituous m sdicinal preparations, But the pub.
hc can stomach neither their arguments nor their
potations, and consequently reject these very
weak limitations u the enemy entirely to thin
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02

DEMoREsr's Young AMERICA.
BOYS and Girls Magazine of Entertaining
Stories, Travels, Music, Games. Puzzles an5
other useful and attractive features. yearly
Si.0O, with desirable premium single copies
~ cents. Mailed free. Do not fail to send
1or specimen copy. Address W. Jennings
Demorest, IL East 18th st., New York Loon.
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The Oldest Western settler-the even
ipu

EVERY READER of this paper can re-
ceive, free, copy of the best Agri-
cultural and Family newspaper in this
country by addressing Moore'8 Rural
Ne.o- Yorker, rs Duane ST., New York.
Com.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02
CAUTION.

On account of the popularity of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, parties
have largely been engaged in purchasing
old and secondhand machines Of that make,
and imposed upon the public by selling them
as new machines. The Wheeler & Wilson
Company begs to advise the public that any
one desiring to buy their secondhand
machines can be supplied by that Company
them, and be assured of what they are buy
ing. Address
WHEELER & WILSON MFG CO.,
625 BROADWAY. NEW York.
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II you have been wearing paper
collars aud have not yet tried the Elmwood
We would advise you to do 30 at once They
fit splendidly. All the edges are folded, SO
they will not turn out, ard the collars will not
soil as easily as others.-Com.
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A GIFT
WORTHY OF A ROTHSCHn,]

Is Browns Shakspearian Almanac for
1874. 1t fairly slows with quotations and Illus
trstions from the Bard OF Avon," and from top to
toe is mans life illustrated. I shall print four
million copies or nero, and being desirous Of
making the distribution Of them rapid az DO At.
ble, will send ten or nfteen copies free, prepaid
70 70 any one WIG VIII Juaiclousiy dispose Of them
BROWN, No. 2l Grand Street. Jersey City N u
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BALLooEi BALLooNli Look LooKii Be
9utki Don't you see tta Our little =" Banner
s%w AND vide, dNroppine arc copies Of the YOUNG FOLKS
write at once to Mr. Alfred Martien, Phil,delphia,
imGiosing tsree-osnt stamp, and he will send
suoseItber Every day o large list of names comes
In, aud largo pile Of CHRoMOS goes out. II your
o.i S:.aS, and you viii receive the paper for one
some Cnromos: viz:-sA FroIic In the
woods I" The Boat Race,'' "Getting
The Chromos can be had varnishea and mounted
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Send fhree.cent stdmp for SPe,imtn Number.
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government Of Saxony has forbidden the prac
tlce OF cremation. The ship builders ON
the Clyde have decided to reduce the wages of
their employees. %. Late revisions of the
pension list in France show that there are still
living 25, 600 men who served in the armies of
the First Napoleon. By the recent report
OF the French Commission, organized for the
public distribution Of charity during the dread
fol days of II, It appears that 5000, 900 francs
CS1,OOO, ,ooo) were sent from that country.
Surveyors are at work locating and preparing
to build tunnel under the Hudson river. To
connect New York and Jersey City. The tun-
mel is to be 25 feet in diameter. :. The late
lead discoveries in Newburyport, Mass. cause
much excitement and large amount of land
ana mining speculations. The ore Is found
abundant In quantity and rich in quality. One
vein openedis from three to six feet thick and
OF unknown length. &. An italian laborer
was Killed on Pennsylvania railroad, and his
companions, BY way OF revenging his death,
nred into passing train With o rifle. Forth
nately nobody was injured. 1t Ia expected
that arrangements viii be made satisfactoriIv tn
the Philadeiphis wesyers and that they win
keep ut work all winter United States
Postmaster General Jewell ordered ina diseon-
hnuing OF the pay and services of John II
Oanaghan, special agent of tho department.
Tor loaning TO his brother an annual pass from
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Com.
pany, whish had been granted to him solely
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FoR CHoms. THE LEADER Price slss
For SINGING sonooLs THE SONG MONARCH, 76c
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02
General Election
PROCLAMATION

VNHEREAS, in and by an Act OF the General
syIvania, entitled IAN Act to requisite the CON
oral Elections within this Commonwe it
is epjoined upon me to give public notice of
said elections, and to enuInerate in said notice
what officers are to be elected, |. II HERMAS BhU-
hER, High Sheriff of the County of Cambria, in
the Commonwealth of Pennsy lvania, do hereby
make known and give notice = the electors Of
the County aforesaid. that n General Election
will be held said County OF Cambria tho
Third DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1874, (the
Monday OF Novemberj at which time State and
County officers will be elected as follows:
TWO PERSONS for tho Offices OF Judges of
ONE PERSON for the office of Lieutenant
Governor of the COMMONWEALTH of Pennsyi-
ONE PERSON for the Office of Auditor Gen.
erai of the Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA.
ONE PERSON for the Office of Secretary of
Internal Affairs of the Comm onweaIth of Penn
ONE PERSON, in conjunction with the coun-
ties of Blair, Bedford and Somerset. for tho
office of Representative IN the Congress OF the
TWO PERSONS for the offices of Members of
the House OF Representatives of the Common
ONE PERSON for the office Of Prothonotary
ONE PERSON for the Office OF District At
torncy of Cambria county.
,,omnissioners Of Cambria county, to serve
for the tern ct one ne year ear each; s ., poor uor
Director of Cambria county.
ONE PERSON for the Office of Auditor of
Cambria county, to serve one year.
ONE PERSON for the office of County Sur
veSySr of Sambsia &C, county 1 . ., coro,er .f
Cambria county.
I also hereby make known and give notice
that the place Of holding tho aforesaid election
in the several Wards, Beroughs, Districts and
Townships within the County OF Cambria are
as follows, to wit:
fhs electors Of District composed of jns Township
u Allegheny. 70 meet At BraAy School House, In said
3e0nship.
The electors Of district sossd Of the Township
q Adams meet at che School House al Mcsss krngs.
b said tow asldp.
The electors of the district composed Township
sf Barr meet At School House No ii, Ia said town
chip.
Ths electors of the district composed Of the TswnshV
Blackjack st the house Of AbrAR MAXIM, As-
essssd. in the village of BelsAoo.
The cf the district o. The Township
q Cam 70 inset st the Court House in the Eorsagh
q Ebensburg
q Carroll, to meet ss School House In Cerroiltowa
Borough
e sIsctsrs Of the district posed Of the Doro,sh
e Carrolitown meet st the School Hsuse In saiA
borough.
q Chsst School House No D. ic said township
The electors Of the district composed Of the nerosga
Cheat Spring. TO meet ut the house OF Jseob Wagner
In said borough.
The ssctors Of district composed Of the 1ewnship
- village OF st. Augustine, in said township
ne electors of the district composed Of the fswo-
GAip of Couemaugh, 70 at ths 0ehool House as
esuesr's In said township.
s electors of the district composed Of the Borough
81 Csnsn aNgh. TO meet - feovs: First ware a. the
Ward at tho house OF Jonn s..-., II said sec
.nd Ward
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02
OBITUARY.

PARR1SH.-Died at his residence in Munster
township this county. Sunday morning last,
after "a long and painful Illness, Mr. SILAs PAR
RIsH, aged 81 years and months. Mr.. Parrish
was for the past thirty-three years railroad en-
ploye, first on the Allegheny Poratge r. R., and
more recently on the Pa. X. IL. H. was for TWEEN
ty-six years an engineer, of the oldest if not
the senior engineer on the last named road, 6u-
ring which time he enjoyed the respect and conf
dence of his employers 5 well the friendship Of
his fellow workmen. As Christian he was
faithful member of the Catholic hurch and in his
last illness he had the consolation of its minisra
tions-dyiDg as he had lived. jealous and devo
ted son of the faith of his fathers. As neighbor,
Mr.. z. enjoyed the affections of ali with whom he
came in contact and il is not too much to say that
he died without an enemy in the world. His re-
mains were inferred in the Catholic cemetery at
the Summit. on Tuesday morning last in pres
ence of large assembiage of friends and relatives.
who proved by their dcIneanor the respect they
bore for the deceased. W lille we heartily sympa-
thze with the bereaved family in their sad file
ton, we are rejoiced that one who served his bi-
vine Master faithfully earth is now,
may confidently hope. enjoying the reward of the
good and faithful servant" in the mansions of
eternal rest. RcgdticscIt in pace J. NJ.
1TEL.-Died, in Washington township.
Wednesday morning last, VICTORIA ASS. daugh-
ter of Mr.. John Itel, aged years and months.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02
n-,,oe,,atio County Committee.

.o,,,rzIS LAKE, Ebensburr, Chairman.
Jacob X. Stuli.
AiaiJEs Twp.-Francis A. Storm.
5laSTTn.-JOseph y. DUNN.
BH,riirk Twp.-James Ross
B1ehhIni, Twp.-James G.. Murray.
GmpIitaa Ror.-Neal McAnany.
CAIo,iiI TTwp-Andrew Strittmatter.
tsfIuiiii -Bor.--william A. Noel.
.t..lstTwp.-Johu c. Gill.
Gae.t Springs Bor.-JOseph Craner.
,SInS.,rdeld Twp.-E. r. Dunegan.
Coneru,,,a,Irh Bnr.-John Campbell, LIST Ward
yS,gI Quinn, I'd Ward,
yclasI. rSSiale Bor. Thomas Hartzog.
L0ylT. Twp-J j Ohm Rorabaugh.
gro! UH,r,naugh Rnr-Thomas McCabe.
ess.sL,ry Joseph Skelly, East Ward :
btW fiatman. West Ward.
g. ., lin B.r-Lawrence Furlong.
i-iiIIIn Bor.-Narttn b.; ely.
''-iiiiiI-iu Twp john McDerInitt-
5'.,,s.I.I 5',,'.'i Christian snyder.
ftpD.t0yyn i}ur.-B. +. Speedy, LIST Ward; Jno.
''' ~ ward: Louis w chm 3d W4rd; John
-, - vur,I: W b. BOusChcr, 5th Ward Ju-
y [ountG, 9Th ward
So Ear- patrick Neatly
.,.... Tiar- Patrick Rodgers.
ser william Garrett.
.T-,., Ror.-IiUgh McNonigle.
,..5.,n3 Tsp.-W William Cole.
...'.gerbill Twp James Shorthill.
..rrI,tsf,ie Bpr.-John Sharbaush.
.,,,.5orua Twp.-John Beaver.
ll1r Tyu william j. Headrick.
s,,',gfgp Twl.-EhristOpher Kobine.
,'t, 1'u-r-.J Ohm II Fiske.
f-r,r,, Bur-Thom-s Kinney.
5.,i- i}or.-J ohm HaDdsrrer.
- VaGer TNp.-YLst Hochstine.
...,sr Yyder Twp James Burns.
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u I'll Liis.ntch

THH "BURDETT" Crow NED AT THE
ERIE FAIR.-The Erie Dispatch says:
Among the competitors ut the Fair who
richly earned the first pranium, the Burdett
Organ Company stands with a splendid re-
cord, to " hich add its present sweeping sue
cess Six as fine reed organs as were ever
exhibited at any fair were on the Burdett
Compauys stand with their recherche CABIN
ct work which would worthily rank With the
finest French furniture and their mum Der
less tone-richss. which make them prominent
among the musical Instruments of any land
or time. Crowds OF listeners testified by
their expressions of delight TO the effective
ness OF these organs.
No other make of organs stands the slight
est chance when played alongside the Bur
dett. One hundred dollars will buy hne
four-stop Burdett organ. The Burdett organ
is 40 perfectly constructed that child OF SIX
Years can work it with ease. Dent waste
your money on second-class instruments, but
call at H. Kleber s. Brs. 122 Wood street,
Citv of Pittsburgh, and purchase hne Bur
dett The Messrs Klober & Bro, who arc
the exclusive Wholesale agents Of the West,
will sell YOU one at wholesale rates. by
,bnnpiug all others and choosing Burdets,
You escape all risks and will have no regrets.
Remember, Kleber's, 122 Wood street, fltts-
burgh.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02

DENIES THE AssnRTIof.-H s.s
..a On What we conceived to bo reliable au-
thority that the delegates to the late Demo
cratic county convention from Loretto Dot
ouph had misrspresented their constituents
in the fact that they failed 10 vote Tor MI.
Lake fer District Attorney, we Ireey g..
place TO the following letter Of denial from
one of the parties Interested:
LoRErro, Sept, Is, 1874.
II. A. NCPIKE, EsQ.-In reply to your assSr, s,,
ton in the last Freeman that the es run g.,
Loretto misrepresented their CONSTITUENTS ~
the late Democratic convention, VIII say Pos
tirely that did not promise any person or
sops to,support Mr.. Lake for Dfstrict Att0rney
! was elected and pledged ~ delegate ior -.
J. Christy for Prothonotary: In regard 70 rnS
candidates for the other Offices l eonslqe,Ssu
myself free to vote as pleased, which didi
aud 80 far have felt satisfied for so doing. !
challenge your informant, or any other psrson' sr
to prove anyt thinS contrary to what nave hei q
stated. Respectfully yours,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02

DYSPEPSIA Is characterized by a great
variety of symptoms. the most prominent ef
which are pain after eating, belChing, heart
burn, waterbrash, fullness of stomach, with
tenderness load or weight in that region,
debility loss of flesh, despondcncy, head
ache, bad or capricious appetite, palpitation,
cough, nervousness, rsstlessnesS, etc. etc.
When the disorder is of long continuance
other organs of the body soon become affected
and the lungs, liver, brain or kidneys fire.
quently suffer. In fact dyspepsia is the
foreruuner of chronic diseases, such con-
sumption, scrofula, hemorrhoids, uterine
difficulties, collie pains, paralysis, neuralgia,
female derangements, nervous spells, weak
nesses etc, etc. and may be complicated
with almost every and any disease.
To determine these there is no better critic
rion than the urinay secretion.
Bv this we are enabled to determine whether
it be dyspepsia from liver complaint, kidney
affections, nervous disorders, or, in case of
females, from uterine affections, derange-
ments, or irregularities. or whether these
affections proceed from dyspepsia, and to
treat the case in accordance with the true
conditions, the fl xed principles of a science.
There is guess work about IT. We
have cured hundreds and thousands of cases
of dyspepsia by q single course of medicine;
others require more, however, according to
the disease with which it is complicated.
DRS. OLDSHUE.
No 1872 Grant street, Pittsburgh Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02

The slsctos Of the district composed Of ii. Boro~rh
2 Cambria, TO meet Al School House No. 4 /. s.i1
The electors Of the district composed OF the B~rourA
Ooopssdals, 70 meet at tine School Aosss n ssid
The sleetos Of the district esnpos>d the rownsAip
o. Croye, TO meet at School Houss in the vulsSs sf
The elscsos Of the district composed Of sA. perousA
.sf CSnemsugh, to meet ths house Of D.aisl
The e'eetsrs Of the composed Of the Borough
or koensburg to meet follows: Mast ward in ths
koom in East ward "" 'NS
The eloetor Of the District composed Of the B.ro,ss
rankin, TO meet at School Houes In said sorsush
The slsstoS OF the district composed Of the re, NH,
VI raiiLLin, 10 meet at School, House NJ. ) ia sil
The ei.ctors Of the district composed of the Bor
eugn OF dailitzin, to meet at the School House in
1bs electors OF the district composed OF the rsvssAsp
- s.etson ts meet At the house Of Henry NAgse IN
The electors of district conpos.d o, the soro,rs
Jss..t0sn to meet =. follow: Pint Ward ., Pub
ee es.os of Joe strsJer, E.q on Market street 8.
Sls,s, r Third - ".rd .s ,hs hoss. Of John Brady
sous. Of John Tr.ft.. in said Ward: rfsh w.ri
Aern-tile School House. In said Ward Gxss VI ard at
the Johnstown Pottery, in s.id Ward
electors OF the district composed Of the Ber.esh
Of LDrstto, 30 NEE. 81 School House 10 borough
Tie electors Of the composed the ToErsh,p
ssnster To meet at the wershcus> Of Aug. Dsrhia.
The .!setors Of III. district Of the Borough
borough.
The electors Of the tistct coSpo.sa OF the Borough
frosecf ,e meet 81 the School House sie borough
The electors Of d,iric, of tn. rovnsSp
" AcH:sGd. 10 the hos OF 9essph 9se
to~nshi,.
The ..eor Of tn. a..yc. eorapos.a Of tA. rowa.h,p
e an,.ri TO meet a. tie School Heuse the
ssetor. OF sh. di.src. composed Of III. Borough
Borough
TsS electors Of IN. district Of tbs Township
q soqashsnns ts meet at the houss of Messsi Pist
III. electors sf IT,. district composed of the Ts~,.hip
- Taylor. to meot g. School House William Head.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02
HY ~ ENEAI..

IN-COONS.-Married. at the Catholic
church, Loretto, Tuesday last, by the Rev.
Rather Bush. MIR. CHARLES q. CAIN of Munster
township. and Miss EMMA COOKS, of the former
place
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02
No. 132 Grant street. Pittsburgh, Pa.

THE GREAT STRIDE.-The displayed ad-
yertisement Of Wanamaker & Brown, W hich
appears in our paper to-day, will be read by
thousands who turn away with indifference
from tbs offers of new and unknown con-
Germs This greatest of American Clothing
Houses, corner of Sixth and Market streets,
Philadelphia has kept in the van of bust
ness for many years, and ''Thc Great Stride, y
as tho advertiser justly terms this new de-
parture proves what large capital, an sxten-
sive circle of customers, an unblemished re-
putation and brain seethipg with plans Of
improvement, can do 10 build up and extend
q business. We advise every person who
visits Philadelphia, to G we half an hour 10
Oak Hall. The very history of the clothing
trade can be read upon the labels attached
to that immense stock of goods for every
garment bears the name and character of its
materials upon q printed slip. There is but
one price for every purchaser, and signed
guarantees accompanies each garment,
whereby it may be returned and the money
received back, if, within 10 days, the pur-
chase gives Dissatisfaction.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02

NEW LEAD.-How many times does so
90 into $50, 600? 1t goes 5000 times: Well,
that is . good per cent. even for Caiifornia.
win :he best "lead" ever struck pay az
much2 Certainly not. But there are strong
nroh.h;,;t;.s that an investment of fifty dol
iar. made in the last Grand Gift Concert, in
a;d ~ the Public Library Of Kentucky, will
nav that per cent to semsbody: why not
"a one of us? And then We have only 70
xya,t till the 30tb November Tor mo result
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02

FREE OF CHAR9E.-Dr. Morris Syrup OF
Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound combines
all the medicinal virtues Of those articles
which long experience has proved to possess
the most efficient qualities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by it and in Group it
acts like magic. Call at r. J. Lloyd's Drug
Stsre and obtain a sample bottle Jree Of charge,
ar a regular size for S1 or at p. NJ. Wole-
slagle & Sons Store, Wilmoro. J. r. Mon
ars' ia North ~ 81, Phila l3-12.-iy.1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02

sss / Be Z Sss>s-s - ti- a,.ss ess He-y Px-s-
e=-;.sS q Us CssS 49, u A.<sSss ~ 0><-sss
s<ss'Se sosf All artsezz c1 tn Crst SsAss are
Esii ctis-e>e - <Sts-s-d --Ste tSirr
th- p~-te N ssT Stsse, I-rvilsTs- Ssss,<s Co~asry
City, fE-ssS- fsraxhp, sssai Sst-ssi Sxssns-s Nv
or ot.--r irss - ii ecay,cse1 sesl he eats.f< ssd
sesed " n; FL ssS slte4int, Nig.srs a.-stsso
oof-s-ss,os ssS- sssssEa, sasss rsrslx.-rh a.
f-f.te - tsaTTts->. L. =-ssr ssaAsiy ss
soa:r-sy aot~itis,aneiSg
toe = SIS . u -JS- euc<sef Tfxt n ~ saler
kar ssfborlgs tie rsEs tstisn txyrr q essx.
sss ars al 50 10fsor., ssy << j. Sss r a -
." te eens a-cscS uisifs cgsin~i,e fT sssixE
sss ~ res SsOsSt-Ssse< k.g porss-s ofssess
a. ef-t ~ rh-Tsss Hith ihe re. -aszce 81 ssfies
~ aishne e.s s<>estaasty pezrssu ssch
the essy Of .-SEs sfsoSs give al
e the Cns f.atcs s sEd sssa spPorTUHfy %
rr-forn zach oressssiz4fe szf & h>SorEs aaiinsd
vote. dsE0tsE a -Slrf pfsvisrg
SS1 cg s.St9; AZ sry s-es -srSsE orss- skal
r,e.s haos1gly oystt L. s'ye saij ssst
rtn he sAli f.. estHSe. .ofsis I'D paw
sIs q. Eve sa2STsa -o.sSTs &C Ia rssss sfsr svet
tssrsS-, ~ - E>coSss=a b. ae-sa sks
fai e>s- sd allowance fs< c1eassl fe-s the
sH<ocs b- dS.-seS .ssy zisdsz..a sar .nd sh h.ll
conviction Ss-oc- - esss las thso eve hz n
d, - deisrs- De isp<,o ID ss thEs Korsa
nSr De-V tha- year, hcth tA> dtses-shs. 81
tbs
GIyES under nv and. at INV ofics i'm Eben.
burg, this trst asy OF October. fu :he wear az
our Lord one thousand eight hundred ans
severity -four, and OF the fndcpsndence OF the
United States OF America the nirrty-efri,rh
HERMAN BAUMFR. Sheriff
sherih once, Ebeneburg. Oct. I. 1sftk.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02
ClAreE n EaI Henr Q, y


The attention Of all QualifieSf'voters is direct
ed 30 the following Act of Assembly regula-
ting the nIOae OF votiny In this com rat b:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02

Charles Kre.s, Fees $. Llsyd and ]. w.
Waterman were nominated for AUDITOR
The result OF the first and only ballot was as
follows: Kress, ~; Lloyd, 81; Waterman, 2.
The nomination of Ar. kress was made
unanimous.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02
~ Act regulating the mode Of voting at ell the .
tiof:s IA the seEsral COUNTIES OF this coz nsnvsa
srprorse March Eorh lSC6

tioT:s IA the several counties Of
rorst March Eorh. lsc6.
esoTIos J. Be IL e,utos.5 ~ fk4 Ssssf< sd Eoss If
RefT&Sssses< eI De CoEz.I,s>vsalh sf fs.syrsass ].
SesS zsssaoty vos. esc Il hssseF -socs.d - The
theIv % t< Tlis: the quail "a
sTal oouuties oi Ilis wealth the s,asrsl
Dn'hiP eorcurh spss. slsc;lSas hereby here
alter HLI1oriEsd aDe required 10y tsksz
O. written, OF partly printed and partly vrttsn se..r
ally classified aS fsioSs: oss tictss sSGi subrHs.
Ramos OF ali JCcsss Of Courts vo.sd and IL .bell.e
sStsce JCz ct=rs oas ccEst shall sRk-.os the
rzHn-- OF ST State "a osrs VoAd fBr and be
etais ose ticket shall sEctrsce ths al
County Officers voted for, end t- lbeiled County
one ticket seait embrace the asnass - al FsSEshp
osee-r voted Tor, .cd be labelled Tc-RsbipH oss
Ticket thGi embrace the af ell Borough eesrp
,0trd fori ans hs labelled B0TcSEk"
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