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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of

L =, y IE@--DN virtue Oh
~ writ of TeHd EcpOn. issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria county an I
to ta@ directed, there will be exposed to PuhIi,.
Sale. on the premises in Concmaugh towns! IL.
on THURSDAY. the 25t5, DAY OF EEs,tr-ARY
next. at O'Clock. p. NJ, the following Real Es-
tate. to wit:
III the right. title An interest or Joseph Eost
Of in and to piece parcel of land Con
em1uSh township. Gam hTia county. Pa. from tin-.
on Cushion alley and adjoining lands of Heirs OF
Joseph HeSop. deed. m John ushna. contain
ing ONE Acre. more Jess having thereon erect ted
a Two story Frame Building fused ;or a Brewery.
vault cellars, fixtures. and appertcnnnccs com
pletc. now in the occupancy Of Joseph KoSt 4 IS,,
piece or parcel Of lan1 situate in Conemaugh
township. 2mbria cotiri V. Pa fronting ON lushon
alley and adjoining lands of eirs of Joseph Hes
lop, decd and Jonat han OSricks, con; aiming about
O~EANp-A-HALF AcRcs. more less. having
thereon erected Frame Satble. dTS,. a peice or
parcel of land situate part in Concm lu sh town
snip and part in toneiuau.h borough Cambria
county, Pa. running 204 feet along Township Road
and back 300 feet. adjoining lands of Ohm Cushion
on two sides AM Thomas Walters the other.
Taken in eXe-ut ion and to lie sold az tie suit a.
John Gels. now tor use Of Joseph lead.
TERMS OF SALE--Dne third OF the purcba sc
money 10 he paid when the properly is knocked
down AMI the remaining tw1-thirls on coufrm1-
tion of the Decd
HERMAN BAUNER. Sheriff.
Sheriff : Office. Ebensturg, Jan -, 1873.
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WINDOWS APPRAIsEMENTS

" Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named apprascmeiits OF elsOnal pro-
perty of decedeLts. selected and set apart for
the widows OF intestates, under the \ ct of As
semhly of the 18th day of April, A. u. IS5i. have
been filed ia the Registers Office at EbcnsturY
and viii be preSenaed to the Orphans Court
of Cambria sounty. for confirmation and allow
ance- on "WEDNESDAY, the 3t DAY OF MARCH,
A ID. i~.j to wit:
l. Inventory ana appraiscmcpt Of certain person
ri property appraised and set apart for Nancy i.
Gerharti widow of John +. ". Gerhart. late of
Richland township. dccea scd-s73.35.
2 inventory and appraisement of certain person.
Al property appraised and set apart for Mary kay-
lor, maiden sister of Peter .Kaylor. late of Min
ster township. deceased-t4s.50.
Inventory III Pl rais' n,cnt Of cor- ain person
81 property appraised and set apart for Margaret
Mullen. widow of Bernard Mullen late of sum
4. Inventory and appraisemcnt Of certain per
snnal property appraised and set apart for Efiss
beth Wissingsr. widow of Daniel Wisssngcr. late
OF Adams tewnsh p. deceas ased-s2eS.4s.
o. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sOnal property appraised and set apart for Eliza
beth Stiles, widow OF Samuel Stiles late of Jack
son township. deceased-'3 10000.
8. Inventory and apprsisement OF certain per-
sonal property appraised and set apart for Elixa-
beth 4. VIII. widow of Augustine ID. VIII. late of
Allegheny township. deceased-Ss o.fC.
JAMES NJ. SING Err, Register
Regstcr. Ofhce, Ebensburg, Pa, Feb. l, 1875
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FREE OF FCHARGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup of
Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles
which long experience i,as proved to possess
the most efficient qualities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by IL and in Group it
acts like magic. Call at X. j. Lloyd Drug
Store and obtain n sample bottle free Of fcharge,
or regular size for 81 or at F. NJ Woie-
slagle * Sons Store, WiImore. j. II. Nor
RIs, 113 North 2d ST., Phila (3-I3.-1y.
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thcv wee rainfully zfctinr have been rss.issIr
cure, ia such great numbers in almost evc~v So
lie Informed Of its virtues or rScs. se' -
ScroiGlous poison l. ono OF the most ds~tr-,-,sr.
snrrnie~ Of cur racT oocn this unsee sud ur.ti Il
tenant Of the organism uii lei1ni;ies the COZ tt;ir-
and invites the at;ac - eecling OF fatal Diseases
II seem; "a Srei iii, on troualtut t.A is,dv. I'd
then, on soirc Favorable occasion, rapidly deve46b
surface or among tie ytsls. In the latter, tuber-
elcs NAY bc suddenly deposited IN the lungs OF
its presence by Cruptons TIE skin or fou nicer
ations on some iEIi Of tie body. Hence Tie oco.-
vIsale, even Whcn aCtive symptoms of disease
appear. .'er-os aiictcd with the follow iilg com
length. cjre, by tie use OF this, s,sIRSIPIE!L-
"a: 81. d,.EeHy's Fire. Issse OF Trr,siT,eias.
z'effer'. SAT- Elscrsa- ScGid Head Efsgtrog-fsl,
sore Eyes. Sore Ears, and other eTuliiiors ar
visible forms of scToJttiOUs disease. Also il the
Heait Disease. Eifs. Epilepsy: NcrfB-ofc fcia.
nnd the various tToc1oUs affections OF the inascu-
Syphilis Tci,rI-c.II ard l.e~c1.,fof Disease,
ere cured ny it, though long time Is reqt1ircd for
But long continued use of this medicine viii cure
the complaint. IrHcoyyIfaa or UhifeS. Uterine
monty relieved and ultimately cured ly il
purifying and invsOrfling effect hIiHaic T3irec-
Piled gratis. RErUmafisn and tFotst, when
causcd 10y accumuations Of cNtraneou. matters
Complaints. Ior,,idifg. Congestion or Tnfa,,l-
ma. ion of tie Iirs and .jatHdfce. when arsirg
Hood. This S{RSsPGRTIII i 'ss'7 great at iio Ie
s,orer for the strength and vgor of the systern.
, Those who are I0Hgsfid and IisfieSs. 5sesp.-s-
d''t. SIcrptess. and trouhlcd with NeFrorfs 4 -
1''ehensions or Fears any Of the affection :
EvmItomatic OF UsHEucss. viii find irnmefi "a
relief and convincing evidence of its restorative
power upon trial.
RE EPARED ny
fsr. =, e. AVER N CO. Lowell -as.
Practical aud dnaEyficaT Cher,sf~rs.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla
FoH PURIFYING THE RZCGD.

The reputation This cx
celicnt mcslicine enjoys
X JS-ivcl from its cures
many of which are tIui.
marvellous. IaNcferats
cases Of Scrofulous dis
case. where the sSsteU
seemed saturated vii
corruption, have tccn
purified and cured Is Il
Scrofaiocs affections ..nc
disorders which were 2E
graNatca hy Ire s~ra.li-
lOuS contamination u,,fii
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CATTLE.-Came into the

g STRAY CATTLE- into the
~ enclosure of the subscriber, in Carrnll
township, SOME time during the latter part Of 10
VEN Der last, Bull ani one STEER. boil Of
which VIII hc two years old next Spring. are of a
yellowish red color, and have white spots on each
of their forehcads and white un Ger their bellies
The Steer has also white feet and leg white
up to the knee joint. while the Bull has n white
spot between the shoulders. The owner is request
ell to come forward, prove property. pay charges
and take them away falling in which, they viii be
sold the law directs.
SEBASTIAN LT-TH Err.
Carroll TWP, Jan. -. ls75.-at.
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For one dollar you can buy ten pounds
of the very best brown sugar AT the store of
Davis & Humphreys, nearly opposite Col
Inns, Johnston & Co.'S bank.
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to pachass Land sa fn' in anosher h ~ aaysnsso
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Picture of Memory and Father Mat
thew "Apostrophe TO Whisky" the latter
OF winch was reproduced from memory by
an old and valued friend, will appear on
the hrst page of our next issue
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Now, Mr. Editor, to give your many readers
q proof of the invaluable benefits conferred
the rising generation by sound Catholic
education. can contide.,tly point to admir-
able educational Institution, Handsomely loca-
ted on one OF the picturesque mountain ranges
of the AlicGhenicS-I me;tn St. Francis College.
Ioratto, Here, away from the hustle and tur-
moil insepcrable from city life, the good Fran
ciscan Brothers have devoted themselves to
the training of youth. The mild yet effective
government adopted 10y the Brothers in the de-
yelOpmcnt OF the latent energies of those
trusted TO their care must command the adn nj
ration ot all Who desire to see realized the max
im Mtscere ut ite cum ditici. NERITAS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-05
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
ALBANY, Nov. 3-The Albany Jour
nal comedies the election to Bigelow,
Democrat. by about LOO, while the
Commercial Advertiser still has hopes
for Seward by 1000 to 5000. The Re-
publicans certainly have Il good work
inc majority III both houses.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3.-11 80 p. VI.
Returns received up to this hour from
this State indicate that liartrantt, Re-
publican candidate for Governor, has a
majority of about 1000.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Nov. 3.-Three hundred and
thirty-twO cities and towns, with nine to
hear from. give Rice 81. 900, Castor H.
500, Baker S,94l, and Adams LIZA.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 3.-The returns
this morning make it certain that the
Republicans have elected Luddington
and the whole ticket by maiorities rang
ing from 1000 to ) 900 and carried the
Legislature by thirty majority on joint
ballot.
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CONSTITUTION ELEC-
TON.
The Nominee" Elected.

The New Constitution election
passed off quietly in this county on
Saturday last, there being but little
interest manifested in the result. The
same feeling prevailed in many other
portions of the State The most in
terest and the heaviest majorities for
it,. were in the interior counties.
along the Missouri river, OH both
sides, the principal home OF the Bour-
bon element, where it was con-
cocted. and which sentiment and in
terest, it is designed to strengthen
and perpetuate. 1t has been adopted
by a heavy majority, in proportion
to the vote cast. While we can but
scquiesce, like a good citizen, in the
result, we here reiterate our
honest conviction, made oft during
the canvass, that its adoption will
prove a most unfortunate days work
for Missouri. Time will prove this;
and to this unfaillng arbiter we sub
nit our prediction:
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For the Republican.
Savannah Celebrities No. 8.

IT does not require that IL man shall possess
Some wonderful talent or extraordinary dress,
Some staggering walk to scare children away,
AS our friend who wears Spccks doth 80 truly
portray,
Not even requiring TO have patent right
For arm supporter TO assist You To write.
But he who possesses a mad stone | say,
ENcclI> all he patent rights far far away!
just think OF that stone, from whence did it
cone?
Did it travel to earth from the moon or the sun?
Orhurlei from Jupiter, Uranus or Mars?
Or Was ii from one of those wandering stars?
t1nay be Il gem from Saturn'S ring,
And worthy Of place in the crown of King,
Perhaps it once glittered on Venus affair,
The mariners guide, when the evening star.
Who knows but it lay in some region cold,
Or deeply embedded i'll mines of gold;
Where did ii come from? Oh who can tell
How long on this earth? or where il fell.
We know II takes light some millions of years
Before on this ealth from those stars it appears,
SO this stone may have started its journey to
earth.
Millions ofyears before our friends birth,
Hurrying through space like Il fiery rocket,
To help our good n~eigbbor by lilling his pocket!
Thus You See it WAS certainly foreorddined,
That John and his family should he maintained.
But Il jealous Old fellow once said it was true,
That this stone only come from the ''Uunired
and TwO.'
What! that stone which extracts the worst poi
son SO soon,
And which may have cured the man in the moon,
y stone laid with care on Your heart fora minute
Revealing all secrets that ever were in it?
\ jewel with such VIRTUES could never wecn
Have been found on The banks of so common n
stream;
Away with such stories, You may surely depend
1t Is really and truly Il celestial friend,
Sent to Ibis earth from realms of light,
To be used by friend John in curing Il bite;
Bite of ii dog or that of Il cat,
Anything down from a horse to 4 rat;
Even bGCk-biting they say ii will cure,
And a cut from Il friend which is hard to endure:
But why they call 1t mad, there's one reason
alone,
lis when madness leaves you it goes into the
stone,
Which of course becomes mad, that's a very
plain sign,
As OF old when the spirits did enter the swine.
Thus you see No. 5 is worthy Of fame,
And generations to come shall honor his name
Co.'S.
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The Indians at Red Cloud Agency
are f~ar-seeing statcemen. They de
manded, as a consideration for sur
rendering the Black Hills, support
from the nation for themselves and
their descendants for three hundred
and fifty years. They are free from
the narrowness which would object
TO doing anything for posterity on
the ground that posterity will not
and cannot return the favor. But
how many representatives of the red
men will be found on the continent
three centuries and a half from now?
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Fine Array of Scoundrels.

AT the last term Of the Troy, Mo.
circuit court, there were four indict-
ments for murder, n for rape and
several others for grand larceny.L um
Woods, col0red, charged with rape
on a young girl, was convicted and
sentenced 10 twenty years in the PEN
itentiary. Meredith Waters, who
killed Miss Galloway because she
would not receive his attentions. was
convicted of murder in the first de-
gree. In the case of Thomas0n, charg-
ed with the murder of Thos. b. Wal
ker, the jury failed to agreed. and the
case goes Over to al adjourned term,
to be held November 3. At this
term will be tried Reicks, charged
with killing his wife, and Hartman,
charged with murder. Waters will
also be sentenced.
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IN MEM0RIAM.


There has been an alarm at the on
ter door of the Lodge. We have at
tended to the alarm, and attending
find that the grim monster deathh hath
chosen one of our number for a vic
tim. We have beheld the tears of the
fatherless and mOtherles children,and
the grief of q multitude of sorrow
stricken relations and friends. We
have borne his mortal remains with
saddened hearts to the place of inter
ment, there to remain until the last
sound of the Masters gavel in the
east. These remains of our beloved
Brother we have deposited in the
grave. also the roll, the apron, and
the evergreen, alike mathematical and
typical of a Mason's faith and trust.
We have chantcd our requiem song,
and with the benediction pronounced
turned sadly away, our hearts the
while repeating, 1--WE cherish his
memory here; we commit his body to
the tomb; we commend his soul to
God who gave it."
Can we pass the life and death of
our deceased Brother in review, and
not learn n of the saddest lessons
of life? Can we be reminded of his
intePment under the solemn and i'm
pressive ceremonies of the Masonic
ritual, and not be impressed with the
thought of the duties we owe to our
selves, and to those cardinal virtues,
Fortitude, Prudence, Temperance
and Justice.
AS We have sown SO shall We reap"
This is a divine precept unfolding to
our minds the gold of the mantle of
Masonic charity, and reminding us
that having fought well the good
fight, he will be richly rewarded in
that upper and better kingdom.
Thus we leave him in his last
peaceful sleep; his foihles protected.
his virtues unextolled. And may we
as brothers in the Fraternity SO live,
that when our summons eomes to
''demit" from the earthly lodge be-
low to the Celestial Lodge above. it
may be said of us as of him, a good
mar has gone to his reward"
The above tribute respectfully SUBJ
mitted to Rochester Lodge No. 248,
A. T. s. A. Masons, also the follow
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Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, A. MINOR STILLWELL AND
Mortgage Deed, with power of sale, dated on
the 18th day of February, 1871. and recorded ut
Page 523 of Mortgage Record No. 10, in the Of
flee of the Recorder of Deeds OF Andrew county
in the State of Missouri. conveyed to the under
signed, Mortgage, the following described real
estate situate in the county OF Andrew, and
State of Missouri, iO-wit:
The southeast quarter O fthe Northeast quar-
ter of section No. Thirty, in Township Sixty, of
Range Thirty-three, containing forty acres more
or less; Which said Mortgage Deed was made
to secure the payment of Il certain prOmiSSory
note in said Deed described,
And, whereas, said prOmiSsOry note with the
interest thereon remains due and unpaid accOr-
ding To the tenor and effect of said note, Now
therefore. under the provisions of said deed and
by virtue of the power thcl Elm contained, the I'M
dcrsigned, MOrtgagee, will offer said real estate
for sale at public yendur to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, at the South door of the Court
House, i'm the city of Savannah, Andrew county
State of Missouri, between the hours Of ten
O'Clock in the fore noon and five O'Clock in the
afternoon, on
THURSDAY. THE 23RD DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, 1875,
for the purposes mentioned in said Mortgage
Deed.
Given under my hand, October Goth, 1878.
HARRIET n. WHITE,
Mortgage.
Savannah, Oct. %, 1875 nol-tds.
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MISSISSIPPI.
SWEEPS,

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 3.-The Demo
Gratis have swept the State, electing
their entire ticket in nearly every coun-
ty. They have about thirty majority in
the House and six or eight in the Sen
ate. The Democrats elect the entire
Congressional delegation with n posi-
bic exception of the Sixth district, and
the returns indicate success in it. All is
peace, and no disturbance is reported
anywhere.
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ing resolutions:
Resolved. That we as a Lodge ten
der to the family and relations Of the
deceased. our %fraternal and heartfelt
sympathy, bowling the while in hum
BILE submission to the will of God.
ResoSred, That a copy of the above
be sent TO the st. Joseph Gazette, al
so to the Andrew County Republi-
can and Patron of IIusbandrv. with
the request that they be given publ
cation.
j. IDEsON,
+ BE {. G R1sH' Com.
Rochester, Mo, Nov. B, 1875.
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All Business pertaining to REAL ESTATE
promptly attended to.
Money Loans Negotiated,

The following comprises a part of the proper
ty | have for sale:
All. A choice farm of lGG acres; l20 in cultiva-
ton: Il good house 36Xt0 feet, we'll water, $50
apple trees, and Il variety of other fruit; one and
a-iialf miles from Rochester.
40. \ very desirable small farm of 10 acres, )
miles northeast of Savannah; good new frame
house OF three rooms and cellar, log stable and
corn cribs; 20 bearing apple trees, 80 hearing
peach trees, and other fruit trees. Price s. 800;
81 900 cash, balance on reasonable time.
476. 81 IL acres, - under cultivation, good
frame house, five rooms and cellar, stable, gra-
nary, smoke house, lee house, we'll and spring,
$50 apple trees, 100 peach trees, a variety of
small fruit: Two miles from depot, half a mile
from school house. Price So, 900. Terms easy.
WILLIAM CHALLAcoMBE,
Real Estate agent, Sarannah, Mo.
Sn,t.nh.ro IS-s-tf
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Death of Judge VIM. M. Shanks.

Majority. 1873
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For irst-class job work of all kinds
call at the REPUBLICAN office.
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WILLIAM c-HALLAcoNBE,

Real Estate agent, Sacannah, Mo.
September >, lS15-tf
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Ayers Ague Cure,

yer, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fe.
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from malarious, marsh, or
miasmatic poisons.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, Nov. 3.-Republicans elect
five out of eight Senators chosen this
year in New jersey. Thirteen Senators
hold over; seven Republicans and six
Democrats, giving the Republicans a
majority of three.
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A Different Sort of a Tidal Wave.
Republicanism ct the Bottom Of It
All.
KANSAS.

Returns to the Champion indicate that
the Legislature will be more largely Re-
publican than last year, probably not
over a dozen of the hundred and odd
members will he Democrats. A num-
Der of IndependeutR Republicans however
are elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

the release or the girl was evident 70 the Court and an
intimauon given to the young man 70 keep out q
this court in future
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.
Cornelius J. Calaghan, OF No. l,O42 First avenue
complained that Monday night about eleven O'clock
AFTER entering the hallway Of his residence, he was a.
tackled by three men, who knocked him down and
robbed him OF his watch. Richard Spencer was ar
rested By Officer Kerns, OF the Twenty first precinct
and identified by CaaRhan as being one OF those who
had robbed him. Spencer held for trial
IN MALE ATTIRE.
Bridget Hogan, aged fourteen, was called to the Bar
on charge OF vagrancy. Those present looked
around to see where the offender was, not
having recognized her in the barefooted look
ing youth who stood crying at the Bar.
She dressed jacket and pants, and in this ap-
pare had associated tor months with the dock ratsn
Of the Twenty nrst ward where she was arrested by
Oicer Murtagh She had she said neither father nor
mother and chose 70 60 70 the House Of the Good
Shepherd where she was sent for year
AN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Della Devne, Of No. So First avenue, was committed
the workhouse for three months complaint Of her
husband, who charged her with being habitual
drunkard. On Monday night she attempted throw
herself out Of the window while suffering from the eff
fects Of liquor