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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-12-24

If you get a fish boneinyro rom .
and sticking fast there, swan n 8
raw. 1t will be almost SUI. ,,,s;;s q
down the bone. When, as ~ ,'.,,is
by accident, corrosive o.
swallowed, the white oil on. ;.or
eggs will neutralize the P1 Az
change the effect into NY
ealomel. u
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-12-24

IA H. PLANK, NJ. D., respectfully
LIZ offers his professional services to tho
citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity. Once ad-
joining residence and Immediately in the rear of
b. made at the residence Of Mrs. Bum. on Craw-
ford street EbepsbuYy. t&rW-Hl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-12-24

COALl COAL!!-The subscriber
- is prepared to furnish, in large or srnall
QUANTITIES all qualities of ANTHRACITE and
BTU MINUS COAL, at lowest market rates
Coal delivered promptly and ire of charge for
ha'iiing AZ any point in Ebens burg or vscinity
Orders left at the ZAHM STORE " i'll receive ear
~ attention. DANIEL H. ZAHN.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-12-24

a LARGE LOT OF POCKET AND
% PENKNIVES very cheap for cash at
HUNTLEY'S.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-12-24

MILLINERY IL DRESS MAKING
- The attention of the Ladies of Ebens-
burg and vicinity is directed to the fact that
MhS X T.. JON ES has just received an invoice
OF new and fashionable Millinery Goods, at her
rooms in the East Ward Ebensburg. Wedding
Bonnets. Hats. etc.. "A specially. Dressfnaki
promptly and neatly done. The patronage of
the ladies Is resoectfully solicited s6lTIl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-12-24
Cigars and Tobaccos,

Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Can.
Post, Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper:
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing
Fluid, Black and Red Ink. Pocket and Pass
Books, Magazines. Newspapers, Novels Histo-
ries. Bibles, Religious, Prayer and Toy Books,
Penknyes, Pipes. &c.
e have added to our stock a lot of FINE
JEW ELRY.-to which we would Invite the at
fentiOn of the Ladies.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than evrr offered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or ra-
tail. LENNON & SrRRAY
July 30, 1858. Main Street, Ebensbure.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-12-24

~ O TO HUNTLEY FOR CLOTHES
~ WIRING ERS. He sells them at great
ly reduced prices for the ready cash.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-12-24

- get the best MOVING AND REAP
ING MACHINE made. PRICES GREATLY
REDUCED.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-24

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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-24

Tvs Cloeno EsghCI.gs 81 do
Pablic Scao1; 90 Pascaaoala took
place as lbo ScraG'on Academy on
Friday evening lgtt lnsianf, aEd q
literally cfos dpd tou,e testified 10
the Interest manifested Wy The CON-.
mapity in ihc schpol The programme
consisting Of .pccelses dialogues and
plays, vas executed 10 q mauncr per
leciIy satisfactory to the tsfchcrs, and
We tn 81 10 The community.
From our position wc are dcba rcd
from 'pakinl Of Ito txbibilio IN
praise, but We m 81 do ,rcdit 20 III
young ladies and %gonilomeu, aud girls
and boys, many Of HON appeared for
&c tr-t time before an audience, hy
saying that " cy did themselves credit
and peri rned their respective rarts
in manner, which, while II gave sat
is'leIion TO their teachers, las ELECTED
ilom those who were present the
highest cncoiniuns
llrs. Mark Does and Miss Adele
Hill placed US under obligations Tor
music puon the 'ccasion.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-24

sHAD For PEARL RIvER.-From q
elegram received last evening 10y
,ur fellow citizen. Major Richard
richardson. we learn that Professor
a. Anderson. Of the United States
commission on Fisheries, was to
each jackson this morning with one
'andred thousand shad for Pearl riv>
Y. This will be good news for the
osers OF this fine fish. rs we'll as for
VINO = interested in piscicalture .
: iaiure Pearl river will possess an
'uaciion never before iosnd in its
lanpri aud placid waters. We com
ra,Iiaie The State upon the mission
Professor Anderson in stocking
earl tlvcr wish shai -Vicksbnrg
WV
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MARINE AND COMMERCIAL
NEWS.
OFFICE OF THE STAR, PASCAGOULA.l
Friday July 23rdlS75.
FROM FniDAY, July 9th


FIR. Blk. Bella Guiana Disenv, 1876 tons Mar.
settles, ballast TO Bercier & DeSmet.
Schr Emma, DAVIS, 50 tons, Ceda, KEYS, ballast
seeking
FIR. Blk. Celibataire, Castro. - tens, France
ballast TO Berciel &. DeSmet.
| Big. Chas Miller, Doekendl off. 2Ji tons, Calves.
ton, ballast to master.
Br. Blk John Geddie, Crawley, b5' tons, Aspii-
wall, ballast to Bercier Il DeSmet,.
''"r ns,s'a, rrsie' "hs' New ofiedhs'
Ds haias, = - spp""iisar' ''eo"' "''' '
Schr Sirena, Llado, 6o tons, Mobile, ballast 10
sebr " sIoIIie Emma s,ieper. 100 tons Ma,aoza,
9sl3i # lumber & IS bags of charcoal by
IN. Gai Sariap. uopkius. 400 tons. Mobile. ballas,.
to order: 80,
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-24

We call attention to several new
notices o candidates which APP ear
in onr coluWn5 this morning.
Hon. Il. =. Ford of Columbia, Ma
ron county, and who lately lepre-
sented his county in the legislature, a
promising young lawN err, is announced
as q candidate for the District Attor
noysbip of this, the first judicial
district.
Mr.. j. w. Wcstfall who is we'll and
fayorably known in the county as o
thorough, practical hnsine man Is
announced for the office of Treasurer.
Mr.. &. N. Ramsay our popular sheriff
Is announced for re election. Mr.. G..
IL. All v. submits his claims to the
people Tor re election to the office Of
clerk, and Mr.. johnson Ware, Prsi,
cent OF our Board OF Supervisors, docs
the same Thing. for the office of sheriff.
This is right and proper, let the
gentlemen who are willing to serve
the people SO notify thtm, and then
let The people select from among them
those whom they desire to sci &c them.
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nARRHED ID,

During recess of the Chancerv Court at one
O'Clock on Tuesday. in Mr.. Mark Dees' Store At
Scranton. by The Hon. Wu. G Henderson.
Chancellor Of the First Judicial Distri t, M.
WV. SPARREsBERG and Miss LYnIa STANLEY
all of Jackson county.
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The ANNUAL CAMP MEETING com
rnenced on Wednesday Dist instant.
at the camp ground, two miles beyond
Biloxi.
On Tuesday a large number OF ex
curslonists passed cur depot from
montgomery, Ala and vicini y. One
hundred and sixty left that place and
the neigliborhooG on lhe excursion.
Many OF u citizens have been go
hg dining the latter part of the week.
Many persons arc drawn ihither on
laese occasions. and besides the spir>
'pai good which these reunions effect,
lacy tend 10 bring visitors from DIFF
|erent portions OF our state ard from
Alabama. who would not otherwise
Visit our beautiful seaboard, Ito be-
come acquainted with Which is only
0 tall in lore with it) and thereby
ender material aid in bclping TO
'ulld up a section which is destined
. become the most popular of our
fouthern country,
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Notice Extraordinary !
OYSTRRa and Fish

Down with All Rings and Monopolies
Fresh,a and Salt Fish Of all kinds, Oysters in any
quantities and at all times furnished at the
Lopest Rates. Orders for any quantity furnish
ed at a ement notice. Small Profits aud Cash
Sales is my motto. Liberal terms TO those order
TO Sell again. Orders frsm Inland Towns earn
estlv solicited.
C.. X. BROWNING
novli.f BiLoxi. Mise.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-24


HOMICIDE NEAE PEBDTDO.-We
were informed Yesterday by one OF
the officers Of The Mobile aud Mont
aomory Railroad that a difficulty &C.
rutrcu bctwcea two families Of men
by the names Of Buyer and IIavley.
in which three were killed and two
wounded. 1t appears that the diff
Guilty originated about catilc-onc
lamilv accused the other Of stealing
and the lIawIcys armed themselves
with double-barrel sho'-guns, loaded
With buck shot. and went Ia the Bry-
er's place, met them il. the field. wien
a general fight began. Three Of the
Buyers were killed outright. aud one
badly yonndcd. The liawley's had
one OF their party wounded. The
affair, we understand, has created
considerable excitement in The locali.
", Which Is about two mtlcs back ef
Per,iido SlatIon.-Mobile Regi ter.
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Dk. G. CNxDNEH.
Scranton, [PascaeouIal Miss.

FENakes pleasure in Informing the Citizens
of Ocean Springs, Bilcxi aud other
places on the Coast. that he has fitted up all
office in Scranton East Pascagoula), with All of
the late improvements, for practice of mechaui-
cal and operative Dentistrt. now 4y
Residence at the Dennis Place. Office hours
fIom 9 II. IN. to i y. IN.
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Consumption Cured

To TIE Editor Star.
EsTEkNEp fRIEsDs
viii you plea . inform your readers that
l have a positive
Care for Csn.anspsisn
and all disordersof the Tbroat and Lungs; ana
thai. bv its use in my practise. | have cured run
dreds OF cases. and viii give
$1,000 90
81, o.s. IA will NOT benefit. JUDGED. 70 strong
il NV faith. / will send = sample, frcc. TO any
sufferer addressing me. - g
Please show this letter N any enc you NAV
know who is suffering from these disezses. and
DIR. Il. =. Btar.
spl7.aet 60 William ST. New York
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BILOXI.


Having been appointed State Deputy
for the organization of Councils Of La
borers in the counties of Jackson. Harri-
son and Hancock 1 am ready TO meet all
calls made upon me for organizing Of
Councils within the above named conn
ties. Address me at Biloxi Miss.
G. K. BROWNING.
Deputy Grand Encampment, Of the
Council OF Laborers.
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reffecf sfismffHHH ~ every purchaser Cifrn-
iafs, prices and fml information furnished ~.
dfess as above, Or afply 70 $ A. JACksON,
ShugHlsk. Miss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Moss PoIsT, July 2Osh, 1876.


Moss PoTST, July 20sh, 1876.
Col. NJ. Smith, /.
AfNA SCRANTON. MISSISSIPPI.
DEAR SIR-I desire Through your col
umnt to say 10 the voters OF jackson
county. That / am not q candidate for
CLERK. With every hope for the success
Of the white mans party. and that you
will yet consent to ssrve us Of elected and
many vsnt You in the Legislature.
IAN very truly yours,
II. G. VAUGHAN.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-24

. The average Gorilla Of Central
Africa, now points to stanley and his
la ID of explorers, and pailcl'Cally
reminds his grand children that IL Il
what they may one day expect to
C inc to-
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-24

Mr. Chas w. Cfozu continues 10
Keep the best II liqaors, lager bccI
&c OF his bar. an1 the bartender Nr
Blalack 10 accommodating and oblig
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II Card.

n Card. =
would most respectfully state to the citizens
j of Pascagoula aud VII Unity that at The re
quest of DIR. G. w. Moore's family and many
Of his patrons, I have located here, to practice
my profession. NV Office is over NJ, Deas'
Store Scranton, and residence at the "van
Wagenen place" after the first OF February.
jan23 w. w. A. BRaDFlELD. NJ. ID,
Office hours at Moss Point. Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS, at Moor's store, from 3 until 4 o'clock
Z. NJ
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Fits Cured Free !!

ANY person suffering from the above disease is
requested 10 address DR. PRIck, and a trial bottle
of medicine will be forwarded by Express.
%FREEl
The only cost being the.express chs rges. which
owing TO my large business. are small.
DIR. \, ice has made the treafmeu of
FITS OR EPILEPSY
a study for years. and he viii warrant a cure by
the az af his remedy.
Do uot hail to send TO him for a trial bottle it
costs nothing, and he
WILL CURE Yog.
no matter how lonv standing vsnr case may he,
or how nadv other remedies may have failed
Circulars and testimonials sent with
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE
Be particular to give your express, as well as
your Post Office Oh ection, and
Addr.s., DIR. CHAS. L. PRICE,
apl7-Jst 81 William Street. New York.
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{. X. BKUWRING
BiLoxi. Mise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-10-05

1t has been decided by the members of
l'institutc Canadlcn to bury Guibord
either next Friday or Saturday. The
military arc to be called on for assistance,
and 1t Is universally believed that the
funeral will be the signal for a bloody
tight. To secure tho body Of
Guibord against removal 4 tor
pedo. or Internal machine, will
be placed In the grave with him. Those
who attempt to raise him. 1t Is calculated
ny tho chemist and torpedo maker. will
gyratc through the air Mt the rate Of a
mile minute. Torpedo or no torpedo
the inanimatc remains OF Guibord vii
not rest in peace in that cemetery. Iii
friends should have crcmated his bod.
and peppercd the graveyard with tn
aehec
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-10-05
OPPRESSED CUBA.
The Oons Are T,i-sasisacd.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 3.---Information re-
ccivcd here from Havana, shows thai
there ts q great deal Of dissatisfaction and
uneasincss in Cuba. among tho wealthy
Spaniards. at the prolongution of the in
surrection. BY which immense damage
has resulted to all material interests In
the island, the injury being incalculablc.
They have therefore united In remon-
strancc to the Spanish government
against the continuance Of hostile move
ments to suppress the insurrcctioD, be-
licving that the wiser policy ofpeace may
be reached between the contendipg par
ties without further bloodshed.
NOT SUCCEEDING IN THEIR EFFORTS
for conciliation and relief in that dlrec-
tion, .he story comes from sources which
are said TO be reliable. these wealthy
Spaniards have. either directly or indi-
rectly. proposed to the Cuban junta, Of
New York, to cooperate with IT in such
measures as may effect an accommoda-
ton between the contcnding parties. but
| the junta declines their ovcftures, dcclar-
| ing their determination To continue the
war until their object in commencing IT,,
namely, the independence OF Cuba, shall
| have been secured.
There are no means of ascertaining the
entire expenses Of this war on the part
of Spain further than Si0NO0,O00 were
expended for military purposes in tic
years from 1870 to II, in Cuba, To say
nothing Of the fleet Of gun-boats in
Cuban waters. She says that
THE AGGREGATE FORCE
under arms exceeded 100000. more than
half of whom were regular
troops, and that the losses OF tho
army of Cuba exceeded $4,000 men
The insurgcnt forces at thai time did moi
number more than C.000 Of arms. II 1:
in view Of such vastexpenscs, withou, cor.
responding results, that prominent Span.
iards. both In Cuba. and in Spain. orc
anxious for cessation of hostilities. but
1t is the opinion of gentlemen at Madrid
as expressed In correspondence from
Spain. that want OF stability in the gov
eminent and the prevalence Of civil wal
In Spain excludes consideration of th'
peace faction of Cuba.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-10-05
the C0MNIsslONEns.

Man-afraid- -of. f.his-horses, Little Bad
Man, and all the Sioux. are having big
lunch OF the lcnvings ofthe Commission
ers-the latter meandering toward the
home Of the great father, Mt Washington,
oongratulatiug themselves that they
thwartei the designs Of Little Bad Man
in his wonderful scalp project,
which he pursued with so
much zeal and earncstncss. The
last heard Of them they were at Fort Lar
annie. The northern Indians are now
dragging their lodge poles homcward,
cursing the commissioners in tolcrablc
good English, and dancing war clogs. We
pity ths:prospcctors who 60 nosing about
the Black Hills with their quicksilver
and mining apparatus. The Indians are
angry and the appearance Of white men
among thcn will be the signal for the
war cry and beacon fire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-10-05
LITTLE BAD NAN.

Tho impression prevails among the
commissioners and frontiersmen at the
Red Cloud agency that Little Bad Man
has been In communication with the spir-
its OF his ancestors; and that these spirits
continue to loaf around the lodge of the
bad little man melting him to secure, at
the first possible chance, a commission
er's scalp. From the moment he laid
eyes on the commissioners, he has avow-
cd his intention to kill and scalp one Of
them. He is very liberal, and would be
satisfied with one scalp. But the COM
missioners are not willing to part with
one. and intimate that they will shoot a
large hole through Little Bad Mans
body If he comes about them trying to
get scalp. lie does not share alone in
this desire to obtain the hair Of q COM
missioner. but his entire band arc inclined
that way. 1t is y well-known fact that
an Indian superstition prevails that when
ever call 10 made from the spirit world
it must be Obcycd, and these calls are
generally for scalps. 1t sometimes influ-
enoes whole bands, when select party
goes upon the war-tran, and woe unto
the man they meet. Indian spirits, like al
other spirits, do not utilize their powers
and benefit their worldly kindred, but they
skip over the plains and loaf around
where good is trying to be done, and put
nonsense into the heads OF just such In
dians as Little Bad Man. Ii these spirits
would dress In store clothes and go to
work on steamboats, and railroad trains.
and help balloons through the air, and
turn their wages over to mortals, there
would be some use in having them
around. We feel for Little Bad Man, and
advise him to quit the spirits of his an
cestors and adjourn to suffers tent and
call for the spirits that the Commission.
ers communicated with the day before
the grand council.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-10-05
EDITORIAL. NOTES,

Galveston has resumed the game Of
base ball.
President Grant and party were in
Salt Lake City when last heard from.
His enemies charge that Grant 3
Western swing was Western swig.
IA Mexican was shot and killed at
the crossing OF the North Platte, on the
Red Cloud road last week. Both names
unknown.
surgeon James +. Weeds Of United
states army, and stationed at Nashville,
'enn.' Tor several years, died at Ash bar.
racks on the LIST, and was buried SUNDAY
afternoon with military honors in the
National cemetery.
Tho original cast-iron dog story ha,
been fastened, this year, to the New Yorh
World. That journal says: "An in,
quisitive man, kicked what he fancied
YVES an ornamental dog on door step, t.
see II ir was hollow. II wasn't, and tn,
man is now rusticating until his leg get
WE'LL"
Davis, charged with the murder o