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poin tment Of Arehbishop Moe Cloekey,
OF N4w York, TO- the cardinalate il the
fret distinction of that kind. ever CON
Of eaEdin.f d tss SisEssi ID liz Eotasn
OsthSlio Ohuroh after that OF Pope,
SsS, Sss Sg syG .sss; s s sss s,ss rh:
that lhe cardinals should he selected.
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the rSGaG SAAH - En- ARoea nexmafss1
auth h(rity oyes, The ohurch in % many
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men syEg-slisiviiised vounssies;, IN
ssas: % ssshol's ssr character ag
81 So ,.5lf9A8fn,ofi$ stytsa+-ee-N ,a-'
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MARRIED,

In Columbia, s. c., September 81, 1874,
BY the Rev: David Derrick, RICHMOND
y. HAWLEY to HENRIETTA Il. BRYCE,
daughter OF the late Campbell r. BRYCE. ali
Of Columbia, 8. @.
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Richland Rife Club.

! !
- " ~ .A 'a''l 1'iA0 0iuD' %,
n ATTEND special meeting at
your Hall, at 8 O'Clock, MONDAY
EVENING. March IS, for the
transaction of important busi-
ness. By order:
u - WINTHROP WILLIAMS,
Mar AL &c tSearetary.
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Notica,

"A MREf1Na Of tho GonRArse Manu-
es 1.siiusiaisg si ssisg. 4GEAs as!fE
AyTkhHOON. !; ;iasrohil -; itE oes6cf. All
'pefsons intS Sfssted will plsass httspd .oHf
e g Mar Is y WI. HffEh, Secretary
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City Taxes.
DERSONS having city taxes or licen ,es
n to pay. can save money by purchas-
ing CITY COUPONS and CITY SCRIP of
D. GAMBRILL, Broker,
March B 107 Main attract
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{ lt,is q stup;sh hdspa "kaStSsr rtkassG there
fll not bs a ainslA Msshbalne In ths
AAhs CopsISsa = Nora married onsi
other. ';s bsa i,, af.a f. I. sta u ss cper = J,
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MuSio...A New Baliad

Nusio---A New Ballad.
-" TITLE DARLING, Do YOU LOVE
IL ME?" with Chorus. just out, bv the
eminent Composer and Pianist, EMILE
KRAUSS. For sale at
March IA o.
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5sAa2s0ulguRAn LIsxs.-u you have
1T alreedy1osdsred your Agricultural
= Ions b SECURE .sdvsuoes,, do 60 at
one Slker. Evans & Cogesell,
ChiiJssspn, g. O., Keep ON hand four
diAhSeFk kinds, and u neither of these
EmeSt ygaI views. they are prepared to
t"ra q osas.. II the PIsynsspF Pay spe',sl or
Farmer has not yet bought the Rural
Accountant, Q book Tor simple farm ac-
counts. let him do so at once. They
also have New Agricultural Lease
which gives the Landlord lien on
crop Of tenant. This is very valuable.
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CoNSuMPTIvES TAER NorICE.-. !.
Every moment OF delay tAAkes yonr
cnre more hopeless, and mpoh depends
on the judicious Shoice Of k.famedy..
Tho amount OF ,tAstimIouy I'D. favor Of Z.
s,pr. SAhepcf'a Palmcnic HIk6p. % 4. :,
cure Tor eonapn4pti0I, hI f&xeeSds al.
thst can Rs cbrShght q. support ,tka. -
Preteesiopa o{ Any. other medioipe. =
SEQ Dr. SchenSk' AlmSnAS. contain: !
log the certificates Of many persons Of :
the AieAesA leaQectAhiliAys aMkoy havolts
bedn oraatased ~ Aaltes bsinN,r
QSpce&insprahleshy RhysiGiass al,
knpRladged abi6tAo Seh9NkhAfut. a
nohtQ6ypQp A}o1A ~ A1Eod 0anyxAgs.s In
shesAv veyldeoaes aAiN ehovae aebatisbhoss oss.
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sneht e3 tN1 Qthe4 SoNedt edtaaihtnlADRs ~
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Ae@Aa a(lAi6qaA ,fs upe>e2A@a aaons
fAheQA&sy 6aA Weed H0nialeAa04s1es
1aaS7 nRis55r ,HSSiiii H2SSiii esssssssHsas 80 81!
IheAe HeeAi4inea.sfNeoefai aiADcAnt Iataeas ~
Yf9H4 Dra& &ohaQek 1esliA z4asts3
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whepaall leiae1E5 5asI eaSpestk - a1.ls
dreesea.qs ksdaosk ttslath Nshsl a,ass
lI.Sss SsS { $sl .s:sl.g .isss AND, !
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tRxtIosoSsE tsiciss1x-BRYsarSeS.
bytet1ah ghussss Bsy. y. sEsBk,sSn; :
Ri IN. aHa ;fsI..1a.s i,sos'sAx: ~ :, Do
! Trihisy CharchTResy,., j. 81 sbsnd.
rector, and. Rev. J.. H, .Slsinsf elIow. 4
assiatsnt-11 A. d. and 4 p, i. - :,
Lutheran Ohurch-Rev. ~, ,Z,,'tW.
Bedenbapgh, at 10X A. II. =,
st. Peters Catholic Chnsch,-Rey. 7.
L. Fullerton. frat Mass Z A., II. second
Mass 1OK A. H.; Eespers AZ r. n. -.
Marion Street Methodist-.Ray.
". D. Kirkland, IL a. NJ. and7E 2. M.
Twins Hall-Rev. Mr.. Clayton. ct
Baptist Church-Rev Jas. Y. Faire. re,
IL A. NJ. b, lr.''l ,,,,,
Washington. Street Msthsossist-RsSy,... -. !,
A. Coke Smith, IL A. NJ. and ~ PM.
City Mission-Rsv. A. W. Walker, ..
II A. n. and 4P. ~. ..,,,n.y "no;
Posr OfrtoE MArTEas. M7-6ha.lsstan /,
mail opensS 8 A.. NJ. and 8 r.. ";
closes $40 and s p. MI GresnviIss
opens 5'P.r NJ; closes $50 p. NJ
Northern opens 8 A., n. and 8. SOP
lM.; closes 6 and 1 r. NJ Western
opens 8 A. II. and q. 40 P. H.; closes 1,
and.7 Pm WilmingtoA "opens $50
P. II. closes. 2. 30 A. M on sundsy, :
the Post once IS open from 8. i5 2, ;M.
| to 4, Tsp, NJ, St ,,.',,.,, 80. g .
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VIM. H. LYLES,

W III. II. 1IIEH,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
% POOM No. 6. Second Floor, New Life
LIZ Insurance Building. corner Richard
son and Washington Streets, Columbia,
B. q. Mar 1Oft6w
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S D. EPSTIN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

nFFICE, Room No. s, Southern Insur-
~ ance Company Building, Columbia,
=. u. March II limo
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. HOTEL ARalvAIs. March ,18, 1876. -
WheeAer Ho.sse-Dr 3 r Lewie. Gilbert
Hpllow;J @ MassisEaic,f q L,6uisville:W
3 Farmer. Augusta; Ha 3 |PilkinGton.
philadelphia; ) McOlAin; Oamden !; Jov
Jenkins, Batesburg; J n Walker. VIII
mington ;. Mrs Bailey. NJ; DrSlAngls,
j J MeLure, w III Roibofuueh, ChSsa
ter; p Daffe. Ohafleston; Dr. b SHon.
man. F Wood; N =; George B Walker,
Charles II Giddon, CHARLESTON; w
Thompson and wife. Miss Ids Thomp-
son. Washington; T 3 Mackey. Ches.
ter; A M Maokey. Winnsboro; " II
rappey. Petersburg; Geo II Brown,
city; 40 Kaufman, Charleston; Sam
Baker, Baltimore; s. M Pesg. Ander.
son; John E Carey. Baltimore. ~
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LAND DISTRIBUTION descriptive
advertisement in another column an
nounces that preparations are being
made TOR the Al.Aiibuaon bf l qusitity
OF real estate in this oity-houses and
lots. building lots, etc.. together with
4 stylish pair Of .hofses, Win . vehicle
and ixtrFes, several Yhtshta xna other
articles of jewslry. There are txsntyi
pieces, Of zeal estata-7soms of. Il Main
street psppsrty. The tickets, xill abs
's5-sntiAing the holder 70 admission
e The Opera Honss' 6n tho evening el
she dissskha tioaJ oGt IL dxsirsbls that
the swards' ~ hxdsat ID. .eafiy 1asS;
% thst tsfs6hh mt HIDING ID vear wiii
please eSnsA Ab Shplses IA ststa ta ips ths
distribution cep, be phsainAa d InaiAn
Girl Cigar ssufs.r Ooltnbia Hotel
Cigar Store, 'SulsbAcher California
Cigar st6tS, Whesfsf 'Hqrss, 'S. ShhifE
dams stoSsty storsn nsn,d Il .lfSa Pan,au1x al,a1..
omoe.a > Thtarxwii8- viii Aeig@ep
supervision Of the tipkssebplasrsx Pro-
eqre tickets at ones. ass it is dsairable
ID get np,tAs distIibn.ions % die 1Ar-
lisst pqkaibls asts. 5. ;~ggiYfs ;~gi + IS,
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ONLY A Few DAYS LEFT.-Messrs.
r. & w. O. Swafield are closing on.
the balance of their stock at cost, to
make room for new goods. They offer
bfrgains in thinks, spring osssimerea
and hats. which have just been re.
-noived. s.jL ~ jlil,I,i q
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-09-17

GODFREY WOLF IN THE FIELD.-The
fall is at hand; summers heat will soon
give place to the cooler breezes of autumn,
and this in turn to winters chilly blasts.
He is n wise man who, by careful forethought,
duly prepares for these changes of tempera-
ture by laying in at the proper time an am
ply supply of suitable clothing No house
in the country is better able to supply this
need than that of Mr.. Godfrey Wolf of AL
toona. When lie announces he Will be pre-
pared TO exhibit at his store No. 1O14
Eleventh avenue, full line of all the latest
styles of goods, he means eroctty ,ci0t ne says
His stock is simply immense, and great care
has been takep in his selections 10 get the
best and newest designs of imported as well
as domestic Eoods. While he thus offers
Inducements i'm the way of variety, lie has
still something better in the way of prices
1t has always been his motto to furnish his
goods at the lowest possible prices, and his
great success proves the wisdom Oh MS
course We cordially Recommend our read
ers to call on him at l014 Twelfth street, next
door to the postoffice, Altoona.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-09-17

DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETINGS.
On Friday evening last, soon after the
news had bceh received that Hon. Cyrus l..
Pershiug had been nominated as the Demo-
cratic Candidate for Governor by the Erie
Con Vention, large and enthusiastic meet
ing convened in the Court House. in this
place, to ratify the good work done by that
body.
Gen. Joseph Mcdonald was chosen Presi-
dent of the meeting aud b. McColgan and
John SomerVille, Esqrs., were selected as
Vice Presidents, with VIM. Kittell, Esq,
and J. G.. Lake as Secretaries. Upon TAX
ing the chair the President addressed the
meeting in a brief speech eulogistic of Judge
Pershing, after which II. L. Johnston, Esq,
was called for and responded in his usual
eloquent and happy style, and was followed
by w. II. Rose, Esq, and j. a. Lake.
The subjoined resolutions were then read
and approved, when on motion the meeting
adjourned to assemble at the same place on
the following Tuesday evening:
Rcsoiccd, That the people of Cambria county
hail the nomination of Hon. Cyrus l.. Pershipg,
the Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Pennsyleania, as triumph OF the voters over
all rings, and the securing of a candidate who,
in accordance with the Jeffersonian doctrine,
is honest and capable.
Rcso'red, That the people of Cambria county,
knowing ard esteemng the public and private
worth Of Hon. Cyrus l.. Pershing. with whom
he has lived, onyst whom he has been reared
and by whom he is appreciated for his sterling
honesty and Integrity, will give him such a vote
date tor 50 exalted position by the freemen
OF this county.
THE ADJOURNED MEETING.
On Tuesday evening the meeting
called agreeably to adjournment. MIR. Som
erville, one of the Vice Presidents, not being
present, George Walters, Esq. was unani-
mously chosen to HI the vacancy.
The meeting was then addressed by the
President, Gen. Joseph Mcdonald, after
which eloquent and able speeches were
made by Vim. II. sechler, Esq, Capt H.
ID. Woodruff. of the Johnsrown Democrat,
and John Fenlon, Esq. On motion, it was
resolved that the proceedings Of the two
meetings be signed ny the officers aud pub
lished in the Democratic newspapers of the
county, after which the meeting adjourned
with three hearty cheers for Hon Cyriis L.
Pershing, Cambria's noble son, for his as
sociate Oh the ticket, Hon. Victor +. Piolett,
and for the sound Democratic platform on
which they have been placed.
JOSEPH M'DONALD, President.
BERNARD M'CoLGAN, wi. pr..;5.,ts
GEORGE WALTERS, wee fres'oen's.
" wG. g. kjITELL' kIns: ,seeretaries.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-The -Johnstown
Tribune says il would not be polite to give
name or location in the following account of
what was an evident; intent to commit sui
eide, but il premises that the young lady re-
ferred 10 resides in that immediate neigh
horhood, and then goes on to say that on
Monday last this woman, who was only re-
Gently married to an individual whom she
loved not wisely but too well, was visiting
at the house occupied by her husband, who
has refused TO cohabt with her since he was
compelled to we'd her. She complained of
toothache, and finding bottle of carbolic
acid in the domicii proceeded to staturate a
piece of cotton with the liquid, which she
applied to the aching member. That same
evening she came into the room where the
family was seated, and showing the bottle
which contained a',out half an onnce of the
acid, remarked that she wished to bid them
all goodbye, az they would not see her
again. 1t is supposed that she subsequently
Went to the riverside and drank the con-
tents of the bottle after which she precipi-
tated herself into the stream, "a n lady hap
pened TO see her floating along in the wafer
She was hauled out soon after being dis
covered, when il was found that her mouth
and tongue were horribly burned; and after
administering some milk to her, a physician
was called in. He at once observed symp-
toms of poisoning, and that evening sue
cee,lei in learning that she haG swallowed
carbolic acid. Sweet oil was administered
as AN antidote, and on Tuesday she was re-
moved to her home. The medical gentleman
has not since been notified As to her condi-
tion, or whether she is still living, but it is
his opinion that the drug would produce
death. The case is a sad one and the suffer
ings of the poor woman were terrible on
Monday night. Her home is not within the
limits of Johnstown.
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THE MACHINISTS' PICNIC.-Our usually
quiet burg--usualiy quiet when the market
car man is not about--ex pcrienced a very
agreeable sensation on Saturday last when a
large delegation Of ladies and gentlemen
from Altoona, fully intent upon enjoying
the delights of grand basket picnic in the
delIghtful grove west of town, marched into
our midst preceded by a fine cornet band.
The party comprised, we should Jndge, not
less than eight hundred persons, embracing
the honest, hard listed machinists and other
employees of the Pa. Il. Il. Co, accompanied
by their wives, daughters, swee thearts and
other lady friends and relatives, and form
ing altogether one of the largest and most
Respectable gatherings that ever assembled
on the Alleghenies The day, we are sorry
to say, was rather cool to he pleasant, but we
have no reason TO suppose that the visit of
our friends--and very many of them indeed
are warm personal friends of our own-was
by 10 means an unpleasant event 50 far at
least as our town and people were concerned
albeit they were detained here by nexcusa-
ble misInanagement on part of some body in
failing 10 supply the engines with water in
due time, until after 10 o'clock at night and
did not reach home for fully four hours after
their departure from this point. AS they
came here in open trucks, aud as the night
was exceedingly chilly, the sufferings of the
women and children must have been intense
and it is even said that some of them had
10 be carried to their homes after reaching
Altoona. Bo this as il may, they all got
back alive, and we trust that they will non
think any the less of Ebensburg for having
struck it this time under rather unfavorable
circumstances.
So much for the picnic, and now let us
say few words about the Huntingdon sill
yer cOrnet band, which accompauied the
excursiouists OH this OCCASION and of whom
we can truly say that a more proficient or
more gentlemaily organization never hon
ored our town with it's presence. They are ali
fine looking men, strictly temperate in their
hahifS and mnSir1lly and m N Lat
and socially are an honor TO the town which
claims them as its own. After the picnic
was over they serensded several of our cit-
Gems, discoursing as sweet music as WAS ever
heard on our streets. The Impression made
upon our people was that they are thorough
gentlemen and excellent musicians, and the
hope is entertained by all that they will ere
long pay us another visit.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-09-17

Written for the Cambria Freenanl
CAMPAIGN sONG.
DID YOU HEAR THE NEWS FROM ERIE?
by j: GIL. LONDON.
Did you hear the news from Erief
From that far of northern shore,
Where the waters break and gliSten
On the lovers dripping oar.
HaNe you heard he news, ask your
How q band of frecmeu there
Has nominated Pershing
Fur the gubernatoriel chairS
blow the bugle. beat the drum,
And let the coors wave:
We've honest men to take the helm
When treachery finds grave.
Have yon heard the news from Erie,
Gp laborcrs of the land?
How q man Of sworn precepts
Is abDtit to take coInman67
And that thieves will have to sCamper
From those buildings ih the Est,
For our Daniel now is coming
To end Bclshazsar's feast.
CnoRUs.
Have you heard the news from Erie,
How band of patriots met
And placed before the people
The old man Piolett,
Who has served the people often
And l. honest. tried and true
FARMER by profession
working man like YOU.
CHORUS.
You have heard the news from Erie,
And its LETT for you to say,
VIII ouvote an honest ticket
On next election dayf
Ii so, the vultures will take flight
And EoncSt men will reign
Thp times we've had for four long years
VIII 'er fctuIn again.
CHORUS,
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THE IRON CITY COLLEGE, whose a1ver-
tisement appears in another column, is one
of the established institutions of this country
1t has been in successful operation for more
than quarter of a century, and for up
wards of twenty years, the leading business
college of the United States. Noted for the
completeness Of its course of study, and the
thorougbpess of its system of instruction, it
is without a rival in all that constitutes a
first-class business college.
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-Messrs. Baxter s. Son of this place have
concluded to make way with the entire
stock Of goods they have now OH hand, no mat
ter what the sacrifice, rs they need room for
their fall and winter supplies. Hence it is
that they have resolved to sell all they have
at less than cost, and they invite every one
who wishes to secure better bargains than
they ever heard of to bring along the cash
and See what they can do for them. This is
no catch h-penny announcement, but a bora
tide promise which they pledge their words
to make good. [S-20.-tf1
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GREENS AUGUST FLowER-It is natr,-
raj for people suffering with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint or any arrangements of
the digestive organs, such as Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habifual Costiveness, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, Heart burn, Water
brash, gnawing and burning pains at the pit
of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue
and disagreeable taste i'm the mouth, coming
up of food after eating, low spirits, &c, to
put off from day to day buying All article
that they know has cured their neighbor
friend, or relative, yet they have no faith i'm
it until il is too late. But if you will go to
your Druggist, Lennon & Murray, Ebens-
burg, or to Woleslagls s. Son, Wilmore, aud
get bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
your immediate cure is certain you
live. Sample Bottles of this medicine can
be obtained for 10 cents to try its superior
virtue.
Regular size IS cents. Try it, two doses
will relieve any case.
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GELS, FOSTER g. QUINN,
Nos. il3 and 1l5 Clinton ST.,
Johnstown, pa.
CHERIFF'S SALES-Bv virtne

SHERIFF'S SA1ES.-Bv virtue
~ of sundry writs of Test rend. Erpon.,
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of West.
moreland county, and an .Ilids Fend, E1Don is
siied out of the District Coft of Common Pleas of
Cambria county and to me directed. there will be
exposed to public sale, at the OPERA HOUSE in
JOHNS rowN. on Monday the fth day of Octo-
Der next, AT L CLOCK, p. NJ, the following real
estate, to wit:
ALL the right, title and interest of David ID.
Reese OF In and to piece or lot of eroard situate
In the First Ward of the Borough of Iohnstown.
Cambria county. Pa, fronting ON Market street,
with River street on one side and Stony Creek ON
the other side. having thereon erected two story
plank house, plank stable and plank slaughter
house. now in the occupancy of VIM. Horner. Ta-
ken In execution and to be sold at the suit of Louis
Hahn sr., and others
Also. all the right. title and interest of Hannah
Isabella Smith ani Miiee NJ Smith Of in and To
piece or parcel of land situate in Coneinauuh
township, Cambria county. Pa adjoining lands of
Casper Glitch, Henry Goldsine, and ot hers con.
tanning three acres. more OF less all cleared hay-
ing thereon erected two story plank house.
In the occupancy of Hannah isabella Smith and
Miles NJ Smith. Taken I'm execut on and to be
sold at the suit of Henry Zimmerman
HERMAN BAJMER. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Ebensbnrg Sept. I3, 1875
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SCALP LsvEt, Washington Twp,

SCALP Level, Washington Twp
Sept. IA. 1915. I
EDITOR FIR FREEMAN-As delegate election day
is near at hand have concluded to say 'sone-
dings about what Ginks,' and that is that you.
Mr.. Editor. are W ell worthy and wcit fitted for
the office you are seek ing, and my brivate opin-
ion publicly expressed is that you will pull
through all right. As the Yankee remarked.
however, ''say nothing but saw wood
Business is looking up somewhat hereaway
since MIR, James Murray resumed operations in
his coal bank.
party of Summitviians INDUCED in bas-
ket picnic not long since, which pasScd or
pleasantly 'enough until after nightfall, when
they adjourned to n private residence for the
purpose of continuing the festivities. where
in due course of time one OF the participants s
with a stone, producing beautiful black eye
aud inflicting q rather ugly cash one of his
cheeks. The law was subsequently appeaIed
to. but finally better counscis prevailed ana
the matter was amicabie adjusted.
Hoping that you may be the next County
Treasurer, remain
r4a..- Yours, &c, HARD TIMES.
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NOTICE-Patience is no longer a
~ virtue with me, aud therefore all per-
sons indebted to me by note or book account
are hereby notified to call and settle up before
October LIST, lc15. All who fail to comply with
this notice must not complain or be surprised d
to find their accounts in the hands of an officer
for immediate collection, as MUST HAVE MON
Ey. GEO. HcNTLEY.
Lbeusburg, Sept. 10, lss5.-3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-09-17

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