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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02
.-.n1-r rrr COMMISSIONER

f,..rg bccn urged thereto by many prison.
'A I,IitiraI friends, hereby, for the first
guy II,,-i1l a long life spent in Cambria coun-
p ~ myself Us n candidate for office. and
ono the position of County Commission
-rct"i course Co the deG,sinn o. ite Dem,
lI5,.t I rlrt-c myself 10 perform the duties
''U H. fttb.u!ly and to the best OF my abil-
h''''' HENRY BENDER.
,. rrr.--. rurgA 1--5
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THE WALTER A. WOOD
NO Wing & RBAPIEG MACHINE.
Strong Local Endorsement.

rI'HE following letter fully explains itself and
Il needs no comment:
EBESsBURG. PA. April 10, 1875.
To Walter 4. Wood, President etc.
DEAR SiR-This Is to certify
that / purchased from L. s :. W. DAVIS your
agents in this place during the year 1872 one OF
your NEW IRON NOW ERS. which I have oper-
ated during the past three with entire sue
cess. L have used II In cutting fully 200 acres of
grass. and have not expended one cent It for
repairs. Like sll other machines IL is perfect
of course. but the only fault ind with IL is that
il is not arranged with shafts for horse instead
of two. as one horse can very easily operate it in
anything like fair ground.
JoHN r HrGHEs
Residing miles south of Ehensbure.
tF Parties interested who wish to see the
above named Mower or examine the merits of
Hoffeins Mower and Reaper, Pratt's. Sabine.
Clipper and Myers Hay Rake. Stoner's Tanning
Mill. the renowned Imperial Pillow. and other
first class farming machinery, are invited to
call at the Livery and Sale Stable OF
l.. j :. ". DAVIS
Agents for Cambria County.
EbensburP, April %, 1s15.-5m.
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,nI-NTY COMMISSIONER.

,...,-,.r.r myself willing and believing myself
I-'.t.rI t6 rCrfurm thc duties Ot County
',.-+f...Cncr, -.Jil be cNcecdingly thankful
u.... ....i. aud comfort" which may tend to
, '.'i ~ interests in that direction. II Sc
W.. sy the Democratic county convention
..'.t.f h, rue people, trust j shall prove
/. = -...rt1,- ~ the confidence repOsed in me
NS. MARTIN SAND ERS.
/. .... ,.-.r ,rg.r. June 4. 1875.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

THE DEMAND EXCEEDED THE SUPPLY.
For some days we were unable to get the
Centennial pictures fast enough; we are,
however, determined to do as we said, and
all who did not get their picture with the
goods, will have them sent by mail at once,
and all who order a case Of cakes containing
six of our gilt edge glass front boxes, will
get the picture until our present supply IS
exhausted.
S. s. MARvIN s. Co., Pittsburgh.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-The un-

AA dersisned, having been appointed by
the Orphans Court of Cambria county Auditor to
report distribution of money in the hands of GEO.
&. h. IAHM and IL. kINKEAD, Executors of DA-
vID POWELL decd, hereby gives notice that he
his office in Ebensburg. MONDAY, the 2Jth
day OF JULY. 1875, at 1 o'clock p. m when and
where all persons having claims are required to
present them or be debarreG from coming in for n
share of the fund. A. v. BARKER,
July =, 1S75.-3t. Auditor:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

-Siney and Parks are boasting that Hart
ranft dare not for political reasons refuse
their petition for the pardon of the Clearfield
miners.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02
1T HANDY.
The Reliable Family Medicine.

NIARRHEA. Dysentery, Cholera. Summer Com
- plant, Cramps, SC, quickly cured by the use of
JARDEF.E.A,s
Compound syrup of Blackberry, Root and Rhabsrb.
An old. well-tried remedy. entirely vegetable
pleasant TO take quick and certain in effect can
be depended on in the most urgent cases may be
given to the youngest infant well as to adults.
1t contains
NO Ca MPHOR OR OPIUM.
Ii is a pleasant extract and readily taken by
children. Ii has often saved life when physicians
had dcspaired. Keep it in the house and use in
time All we ask for it is a trial Don't let your
dealer put You off with something else. buy it.
Try it. sold by Druggists and Store Keepers
throughout this State. Prepared only by HAN
SELL * BRO. 1000 Market ST., Philadelphia.
July ,, 1S75.-3m.
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,|--,ry CD,illISSIONER.

-..,.-r,.,.-.u ry the generous support extend
t..... -F many BEL. gjt's in the last county
.....,. Hra having been n soldier when
4. ...s- ,.rrs .1 vogue, | attend to pick my
D. ..aa .ry DO a.uin this fat. .,,-.
p. '.'.' }. ID. PARRISH.
1l,n.hurs Iunc Z, Is75.
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OBIT IA Y.

OwENS.-Died, In Cambria township, on
Tuesday morning last Mrs. Am OWENS, moth-
of Mr. Griffith Owens, of this place, aged 80
years.
TARBAL.-Die3, in Wilmore, on Wednesday =,
June @3d Mrs. ANN ia3BAL, vile OF Eli Tarba! /,
aged about % years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned intend making application
to the proper authorities for the pardon OF
BRIDGET RONEY, of White township, Cambria
county, who was convicted at June Sessions,
1875, for selling liquor without license and
keeping tipping house.
WM. d. M'CLELLAND,
ANTHONY ANNA, Go. Com'rs.
MARTIN r. F.CAMPBELL,}
Bbcusburp. July z. 1915.-3t.
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Manhood: How Lost. How Restored

-E Just published, n edition of
t~TSSA DIR. tuiNervetI's Essay the
SSrrSSS$, radical twithOut medicincl of
Vc<EzasS- SPEGMATOGBEAH, or Seminal and
Mental and Physical Incapacity Impcdiments 70
Marriage, etc; also CONsUMPTION, EPTLEPsY
and FITS, induea6-hy seil-indulgence or sexual
eXtrava gauce. 6c.&
fs-Price. in n scaled envelope only six cents
The celebrated aCtbOr- III this admirable Essay.
clearly demonstrates. from thirty wears sic-
cessful practice, that the alarming Consequences
of seifnbuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of Internal medicine OF the appli-
cation of the knife: pointing out a mode OF cure
at simple, certain and eficctual. by means Of
which every sufferer, no matter what his cunditisn
may be- may cure himself choap,y, privately and
rudirdHV
This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal in plain envelope to any ad-
dress, ppS-pdid, on receipt of SIX cents, or two.
post stamps.
Address the Publishers.
tHAS. j. G. KLINE * co,
4-1e1y. 127 Bowery, New York, T.. o. Box 4sse
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ERANCIS MULVEHILL- yrp-

TiSARf SURGEON AND FARRIFR-
All diseases OF Horses and Mules treated rrorar,.
", inteiilgehtly and upon very moderate terms
Residence en- High street, near the western ex
remity of Ebensburg. I5Is-tf
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EnGH TX

.,,s a. tIsc VyesrcrH FenuSyIvania,
s.yfor.t Glzio and " eat Virginia
Itre-s ASSOCIATIONS.
.,,.,-Tv rr~s0n in Pittsburgh who Is author
90 ... -....t and receive pay for Gdvertise-
20 ... n. inserted in the CAMBRIA FREEMAN.
r-- ,,r lowest advertising rates
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

Z INE LIME Farmers and 9TH
S-s ers in want of good article of IL Ms
in any desired quantities, can now be aceummo.la
tel, promptly and upon fair terms, by calling at
the farm of Dr. WIN. Lennon, in Cambria tow m :
ship. two miles east OF EbenSharg.
June is7s.-tf LENNON * MAXIM
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

OUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE TOWNSHIP.
Balance of judgment, interest and cost in
case of Clearfield Township VS.. F. Delo-
zier and Jacob Naglc, bail. ....... .. 42 as
Bal judgment against +. Delozier. self. 327 SIS
James McMuilen, Order from Charles Nc
Cough on Jos Dysart x SON 80. ...-... SEQ
F. y. Terney, lifting from ProthonotTry's
office of Delozier Naye Judgment - l25 AZ
NJ! j. VIII, late Supervisor ....... 80. .. IL SO
-
S56S 16
June 18TH 1875. we the undersigned Auditors of
Clearteld township do hereby certify that
have examined the above accounts and find them
correct. JttHN II. DOUGLASS,
JOHN DURBIN, Auditors.
II. Is. NOEL.
Attest-P. A. MCGoUGH, Twp. Clerk. [1-2-3t]
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WE. the undersigned Auditors of Galitzin Twp,
do certify that have carefully settled with Dan
iel Burk and James A. NJ CIOskey, Supervisors of
Cialitzin Township for the year 1874, and found
above stated WM. CHRISTY. ! ,,t,.
JOHN TRAINER. nu'''or''
Attest-DAvID ToBTN. Twp. Clerk. I7-2.-3t /
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CR
BY cash paid Jno. II. Douglass.
late treasurer. % 90
Z" old orders to Teachers and
cost.......... -. ...-..... 2si -
cash paid Teachers in 1S74 rs %
- . for fuel in lSl4... LOB 81
- =" - - repairs in IL - 90
:" :" Pa. Dist. Register 90
:" Secretary's salary ........- 30 90
Directors expenses, trien-
nial election of Co. Sup't Is 90
g cash loaned 49,. ....--. -. loo 90
Z" per cent. to COl'r and Treas. luj %
o. cash to Tow nship Auditors,
settling School Treasurer @ jO-S2,5j4 0
Balance in hands OF Treasurer ......-.. 81 49, 81
OUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE DISTRICT,
From Sjlas Adams, Treasurer in 1871 - sos -
Harry Shepard, Collector in lS14... 119 50
ID. y. Clark, Collector i'll 1874. =. y 81
Casn loaned -.-.-..--.---........ 900. 1UO GO
SSH ~
We, the undersigned Auditors OF CIearfield
District. Cambria county. having carefully ex-
aminea the above accounts OF the Treasurer,
find them correct to the best of our knowledge
and belief.
JOHN II. DOUGLASS
JOHN DURBIN, Auditors.
II. Il. NOEL,
Astest-P. A. MCGOUGH, Twp. Clerk. I1-a 3t.l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-15
HOW STRANGE and HOW TRUE !
MONOPOLY I'm THE BOOK
BUSINESS BURSTED.
No Middle Man Honest John on One
Side, All-Spicer on the Other.

The public is most cordially invited TO call and
examine my new stock of SCHOOL BOOKS. POCKET
BOOKS. ALBUMS and STATIONERY. in all its
branches, together with well selected lot Of Toys
please the little ones, all OF whom invited TO
come in and sit down three.legged stool, and I'll
take broken piece of stick candy and break ii in
ever so many pieces regardless of damages and d.
vide II all around for everybody knows love little
children, ad even if You do not buy anything, You
will not be driven out of the house with broom.
stick. And trust the people Of Lancaster and
surrour ding country will confer liberal share of
their patronage upon John in order to keep him from
going back TO his old business of saloon keeping,
which he should hate muchly. shalt sell cheap
for cash only, and will not ask you 70 help pay fer
debts incur by selling at enormous prices, and get
my money when can. This is no advertising dodge,
but really want to sell these goods to get money
enough to start baRk. shall endeavor to keep on
hand a full line Of Fancy and Family groceries,
Tobacco and Cigars. Lemons, Oranges and Coniec-
tionery in all varieties. Banners have habit OF
showing bills into face and see no objection TO
passing them around therefore Saturday paymasters
together with those that will pay when they come IN
again requested to keep at respectable distance
Lunch heretofore, though unavoidable circum-
stances have placed me second even third IN rank
as restaurant keeper, but there IS nobody 70 blame
but my humble self for not keeping up with the
times 10y ad sertsiug quails rabbits, frogs. ducks and
gashopers or new dish OF oysttrs that are hatened
by process peculiar to climate or, perhaps
owing TO that great leveler Time shan keep man
uiacturug Ice Cream that will ift Philadelphia
out of its boots And now that l o longer
vender OF the ardent trust that these sweet little
ladies will no longer object to calling at my house
and being waited upon in the most exquisite French
style. Admission free but on leaving. wei then Rch
Colt! And you will wonder how ii is that can
keep all these things and am selling them so cheap,
aud still keep even with the world. will be plain
and tell yOu: brought big pile Of money TO this
place to commence with. Ii recollect right, had
as much AS four dollars you can easily see Why
| held out so long Crusaders can point to ma with
pride example that their efforts have not been
il vain There is JOY in heaven and angels are look
ing down shedding tears over repensent old sinner
like J. blEd
N RI have on hand lot Of nice little baskets.
which come handy to carry eggs home in, and If
you should happen to forget it, you need not bring
| them back J. b.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-15
The Narrow Gauge.

The MeGregor Times says: The
Narrow Gauge Railway system is
rapidly growing in favor, and all over
the country there are projects in
view for the construction of this class
OF roads in fact, revolution in tho
railway system of this country is
more than likely to occur, and to Us,
it appears that the day is not very
far distant. The cost of construction
and the expense of operating, is much
less than broad gauge, and the car
rying capacity. compared with the
cost, and rate of speed is full as great,
if not greater. Taking these main
points into consideration, and in fact
they are the points to be considered
the narrow gauge system is pref ra-
BILE, ard in good time the length and
bread Of the nation will be crossed
and re crossed by these three foot
gauge roads, forming a network that
shall compete with the broad guagA
very largely to the profit and gain of
their owners.
Within the past year a large nr m
Der of eastern, western and southern
men nave examined the Iowa East
ern Narrow Gauge road. and have
erQuired into the relAtive cost of con-
struction, becoming thoroughly con-
einced as to their practicability, the
comparative cheapness of their con
struction, and the exceedingly small
cost Of operating and in the wear
and tear Of machinery and equip
ments.
The system Of narrow gauge roads
prcj acted in the state of Iowa is upon
a scale that commands the admira-
ton of all who are interested in ex-
tending our railroad communications,
north, south, east and west.
AS a natural sequence of this pre-
jectcd system, McGregor stands in
the foreground, the central point of
a grand network of projected lines,
one spanning the great river, into
the very heart of the lumber regions
of Wisconsin, with an arm reaching
to the shores of Lake Michigan, TAX
ing in the richest and most fertile
country in our sister state. Reach
ing out in various directions over our
own beautiful state, are several pro-
iected lines, two of which, (the Iowa
Eastern and Des M0ines line) are in
operation doing paying business,
destined 81 no very distant day, to
connect with tho shores of the Gulf
of Mexico.
Indeed, it seems from the interest
manifested ia different portions OF
the west and south that the form alton
of these several lines, through the
very heart of the great agricultural
districts Of our state is Mt simply i'm
agination, projected lines upon paper,
but in reality, existing fucts, and that
it only requires the cooperation OF
the people to ensure the grandest
network of transportation facilities,
ever thought or dreamed Of The
plans and purposes Of the most en-
thusiastc friends of this system Of
roads, may not be consumated within
FIVE, ten, or twenty years, yet we
are given to the hor est opinion that
the rapidly growing favor with which
Tho narrow gauge lines are being re.
ceived, will invite the capitalists from
the east and west to unite in placing
the ready means at the disposal OF
the people for their rapid construction
and that much sooner that most of
us imagine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-15

BLACK HILLs-Phe Sioux Cit,
Journal says: Senator w B Alison,
of Dabuque, in letter from NVash-
ington. under date of the 25th OF
March, to A. w. Hubbard of this
city, says i has been arranged to
have delegation from al the tribes
Of Indians in the Sioux reservation
brought to Washing, on, and il is ex-
paeted that they will be there in a
couple of weeks, when the govern
maat Will make some adjustment
with them by which the Black Hills
country VIII be opened to the white
settlement, or at least The mining re-
gion. He further said that the Presi-
dent, Secretary OF War, and Secrets
ry of the Interior. were doing every
thing in their power to open the
Black Hills country to white settle
mept
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-15

GERMAN EMIGRATION To BE SToP
PED. The Berlin correspondent OF
the London Times writes: Emigra-
ton to America having been much
decreased Of late, the Berlin G1vero-
ment. who have long looked with
disfavor upon the steady dimiuu'ion
of the national res )urceS Involved in
the movement, have determined to
profit by the present opportunity for
stemming The tida. Tho principal
measures to be adop ed are the dis
memberment OF portion of the i'm
mense crown lands Of Prussia, and
the prohibition 10 enlist emigrauts on
foreign account st premium of 50
much a head. By the former meas
ure poor peopla are to be enabled to
ACQUIRE few acres and house which
they may cal .heir own; the latter
step being intended TO put q iaal
stop to the business of Brazilian and
other foreign agents bent upon Turing
people into misery. There is DO
doubt that this termination of the
Prussian Government will shortly
Begin to be felt in America aud else
where.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-15
ESTATE-LEwIs.
~ ~ n1prohate-arant County oourt In the mat

In probste-Grant County Court. Inthe matter OF
Estate OF William j. Lewis, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Elizabeth
Iavis of the county OF Grant. representing among
other things, that William j. Lewis, late Of the
county OF Grant the 18th day of March, A. D.
1875 1T Marion, Grant county, died interstate, leav
inc goods chattels and estate within this state and
co1nty and that said petitioner is the widow of said
deceased, and praying that administration Of said
estate her granted it is ordered that said pc
ti,;on be heard before the Judge of this court,
Monday the 10th day Of May. A. d. 1875, at one
o,ciock D. m. at Lancaster, in said county
ordered further that notice thereof be given TO the
;rs of said deceased and to all persons interested
nv nublishing copy of this order for three success
siye weeks prior to said day of hearing in the Grant
I'd at Lane aster, in said county.
nv the Court, WIN. McGoNJGAL. Co. Judge
Dsted at Lancaster, Wis, the 18th day Of April.
A. d, 1875. s"S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-15

sa-The l.. p. & ID. railroad com
pany propose to move upon the works
early next week, and will start out on
Monday or Tuesday a surveying par
ty, probably under the charge of Maj
Harding, who will make working"
survey for a railroad from Platteville
to Lancaster. The people of this sec
ton are somewhat at loss TO UNDER
stand the motive of the leading bust
ness men OF Dubuque in neglecting to
serve project that would for the fu-
ture secure the trade and produce of
an extensive country now Mostly trib-
utary 70 that city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-15
Freight Rates.

1t now costs over cent per pound
for freight on packages from Milwau-
kee to Lancaster and other interior
towns in this section. Before the
Potter law was enacted Bloomington,
Lancaster, Patch Grove, Mt. Hope
and other towns off the railroad re-
ceived special rates at the hands of
the railroad They now pay an adj
varced rate unler the Potter law rule
of 'no discrimination The railroads
cannot now under the law make spec
ial rates for distant towns. It does
look to a man up tree as It the rail-
roads are more charitable to the peo-
Die of a district devoid of steam trans.
pottation facilities than the people
themselves. Under the ''non discrlm-
NATIVE" Potter-Qaimby railroad law
the people of the greater part of
Grant county pay 20 per cent. higher
for freight received and sent. Exper-
fence often teaches a good and valua-
bic lesson. Railroads, as any other
extensive business corporation, dis
crminate as to rates in favor of dis
tlnt patrons in order to get their
trade. Competition compelIs this
course. John Brown, whether a
merchant, farmer, stock raiser or gro
Ger, will sell his products or wares a
little cheaper to large purchaser at
home or near than to a number of
purchasers abroad. But the rule,
it seems, is reversed with the railroads
when left free to act They discrim-
mate in favor Of the distant patrons.
Under full legislative restriction this
is impossible, at least not to be ex-
pectcd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-15
tx CARD c. D. 4 NJ. and C, G, & D. R. r.
pLaspNnRp rpIINs nnInG NnRrH
observation-disclosures.

STATE of Wisconsin, Grant County-ss Probate Once
Lancaster, April IL, A. d. 1875. In the matter
If the Proof and Probate of the last will and
ment of william Chambers, deceased, late of the
comfy of Fulton, New York.
whereas an instrumentin writing. purporting to be
dHIy authenticated copy of the last will and tesla
ment OF William Chambers. deceased, late of the
comfy Of Fulton, in the state of New York has been
fIed in this office; and whereas application has cen
made BY George III. Chambers OF said county of Grant
nraving that the same be proven and admitted to
probate according to the laws of this state.
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
hoard before me at the Probate Office in the village
OF Lancaster, in said County, Monday, the 10th
day of May A. D. lSs5. at one O'Clock p.
And it is further ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said will of the
time and place OF said hearing by public ton In the
Grant County Herald, a newspaper printed in said
county for three successive weeks once each week,
prior is the time of such hearing. By the Court,
5w3 Sh. hcGONl6AL. county Judge,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-15

FATAL ACCIDENT IN DANE COUNTY
One Benjamin T. Brown was kill
ed by his own bull few days since
while leading him to water. Mr..
Brown was twice knocked down by
the animal, and only saved himself
from further violence by wrapping
the rope around tree, in which po-
sition he was found and rescued by
his wife. The injuries proved fatal
in a short time, although medical aid
was at once summoned and all efforts
were made prevent the catastrophe.
At this time of year such animals
are dangerous and should he careful
ly handled to prevent accidents.