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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12
TO YOUNG HUSBANDS.

a word IN your ear ycrng husband. Do
not think It unmanly to show ateudernu-
probation Of ycur wife. You have made
every exertion to win her heaat's best affec-
ton, see that you now make every effort
70 retain IT, A woman will bear ali things
nope all things. endure all things. SO long
asshe hasthe love ard sympathy of her
aas6aEd," remove these and shs gishess
70 the rigors Of northern climate: OF be-
comes the cold. bard worldly woman, that
is too often met in society. How many
women have 6ied wLose disease haflliug
The skill Of Physicians Was tho want #
loving appreciation; therefore Love your
wife aud shcw her that you 10 IS aSknow-
ledge EeI slightest effort to plesse. and me-
yer ridicule them. however they may fail.
Encourage her, praise her---you haze pro-
missed e love. cherish and protect her.
See that il was 10 idle promise aud all
will be we'll Ha.efiJo Rsgi.t,r.
The proportion Of the married amoung
the insane L smaller than that o. the uu-
married. Undoubtedly. A man uho has
10 seatell around and make living igr bis
wife aud eleven children conldt,t br Insane
II hs wantsl 10. lie hasn't Tie time.
...ssise.s, tt .sas
The hardest tl,iag Ii Hold in,iiis world
Is an unrnly tongde. Il beatsa hcs smoath-
ing iron and kicking horse considerably.
F.
Are there are any fools IL this town.
asked q stranger Of our devil. i dcu't
know pplied the bOy why. are you lone.
some!'
A schoolb0y being asked Is the tesclrr
low be shonld fog hin, replied: III yoa
please sir. ! should Ike 10 have il bn ths
Italian ssstemA,he heavy strokes upEarls,
and the down cues light.
Psownlow says: smaii men witt
plenty of money and no brain may esaNl /
into the senate a. tie snail crasissito dc
top of The pyramid bat sUch lellow can {
run great newspaper,
Tie Civil Rights bill dosen,t worry
Washington county, lndilna, muell.
There isn't one negtoint the Nho.e county
sure . pEoduee short csops7lhe barbet's
shears.
Order is heavens first law, aud !: las
never been repealed.
Boston has 4 woman newspaper carrier
Who i elghty->eseu years old. a
Why isa comiasitor IKE cripple?
Because be can't get On without stick.
Ms tiubiiins A.ys hcr husbsnd isIike
4 ialluw candle he always viii smoke
when hegoes oct. atf
Two things in this world that should
mi Le iriiird Milh-.a wonlal's slsnion
aud the business rnd oia wasp.
4 s.s.,,.ef-~-- sae
Mexiean show N NewbsFn 81 yslay.
A revival isin pulgrcss n ll,sgATelho.
di-t church ID Gollsbgro.
The Burton Springs, near LineQluion
viii br Tcopened this sunmer
Theryivala, Persanstrert H. Isiehurol
In Raleigh ssill couiinues.
-Four young Tarboe.u,s have lerl for
Texas.
on Saturday the 9Th Instant Go Far,
(. mer's Base ball club az Dunusyille. ,lle
,ic College club IL Wake Forrest anc
: we're theirs By score Of Sito ST.
Hiff ndlff6fA ftM 15fm
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WRITING FoRraE PRESS.

t q lel sftHt.I#s# = q
Write proper names very plainly.
Write on only one side OF the sheet.
BE brief IN statement and sparing In
comment.
Write with ink-iiot with pencil, when
Il can he avoided. g4.ss
The nlostcmyenient size page (manu-
script Tor conposilJIs' use is what is
known as commercial note.'
When you nave nothing to say on any
subject, say nothing. Don't string words
together for the sake Of flIing page of
manuscript.
! short items aud lots Of them 7 Was the
homely rule given ty country editor to
correspondent, once upon i time and lis
u capital one.
Avoid pafs Tor tlis one. and that,
and save the editor the trouble 81 cutting
.ila. -, ssrs.-..A : ss-. 49,
doesn't write himself, is an abolnination
10 tile editor.
Don't attempt" fine writing and don't
tif you have any regard for other peoples
feelings say . eve'i for evening. scholar
for pupil, pants for pantaloots, gents
for gentlemen, or Sabbath for Sunday.
You eau keep the authorship as nearly
a secret from the Dublic as you please; in
deed, noDoiy need know sou write iurlhe
newspapers unless sou choose 20 let them
know yourself. Tie editor wont tell
really upon that
Always calculate upon your letter reach
ing the editor at least day before his pa
per goes 10 press.
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We are aie Indebted 10 the Rev. DIR.
Miller says tie Charlotte Obssrfsr FOR y
very interesting book ,sthe Traditions of
the Rospsuliol' IN the South by DR.. Joseph
Johnsgn % South CaroIina. These renin-
ifcenees evutaip man hingsshat would in,
tercst our readers. We give below de.
scrip,ion o. the Surprise at McIntire's Ia
from GriLaal's Magazine :s
SKETCHES OF THE REVOLUTIONS
AIRY NAR, IN N. z.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12
IHEFAv0RITE HOME REMEDY

II cnInently Family sIesiTeine; and hy being
t.ni ,ss,ds Inr ialaeliste ys.rDrt aill says nans
~, 1, sur 1T sMxnhg aAid iaallya dollar IN tiBie
nld doctors bills.
After over forty lears ifai II i still receiving
the most unqualified testimonials to y Niiiues
lrnn persons 0ft highest character aud fcspnn.
s;ldlity. EmineAt pLy sicians coinnend Il rs tiie
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12
cHILDREN,s TEMPER.


Bad temper is oiteIef the result OF un-
happy circumstances than Of an unhappy
organization Ii frequently, however has
4 apliysieaI cause, and q peevish child often
iIeeds iieting more than correcting. Some
cniIdren are more pronet 70 show temper
q AS otheson account Of qualities that
ar - .uable in themselves. Tor instance,
child u active temperament, sensitive
set!ihg, aud eager purpose u more likely
~ meet With constant jars and ruu. than
a,lull, passive child; aud ifhe is ufall
orcnaainie, his inward irritation l. iln
mediaiviy shown la bursts OF passion. IL
sou fepress these cbullilious 81 scoliling
and punishment you only increase the
evil BY changing passion into sickness. a
cheerful, gOol>tsinTSred tone Of sou own,
asympalhy with his trouble, whenever
the trouble las arisen from 40 III conduct
on his part. are the best aniidoies bur ii
would DC Jetlerstill %. prevent forehead.
as much As possible. all sources of an.
noyancc. Never fear spoiiing children iy
naknig them too happy. Happiness II
the atmosphere in which all gou,l ailte-
tini,s grow--the wholesome waTmtlrnsces-
sary to max, the heart blood cirpuisie
healtlIily aud free; uhhapplness the
chilling pressure Which produces here ~
inilamation, there all excfescemec, and.
worst 81 al. ihcmind's green aud yellow
sickncs--ill - rrf.'
The following letter was rVceivciat tie
EStcuiiye nailsion the other day;
Ulysses ). Gran--H Hon. Sir.
a. l'ln only a tanners daughter,
Aud sou are President grand,
Il'smurc dian lisciy weshall npyerincyl
Thisride ef Tie Happy Land.9
So wish 90 make q little request.
!. Tis sent VIII, giriisl, laugh;
willydd please to lisvor me. kiEd sic,
Win the ppsl,leists u,.ognl,ig
sh4eW Fa $3.50. --ss- -
Susan Jane nut have been seantily
dressed when slie Was hooking oui for bel
4 Ioter and sang
lsais'Ife'lI come to.niglH;thewia,l's az rest
Tile tsluon Is fall anil dis;
I'll wear thedreys tllai plrasei Linn best :
\ ribls'n " my l.aii.
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]. II. ZElLIN ( co,

Macon, Ga, and Phlladelphla.
Pie. si,po. Syli Jg al Druggists.
Nuy.st
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EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For an Dissasss of ne Lirers Stomach
stbd Sflss,l

pFN 2 1fAfcft- i INt4
THE sYPT0HS scr liver t.orupltini asy .
bitter ana bad fa-fe Ia the mouth; Pain y ne
Hls.k sides r y lsllge. uffeli mistaken Tor krl-
matisia: SOUR STOMACH; Los of Appetite;
B0ntls alternately rosltse aiid lax; llcadashri
Lasss AZ mempFy, wilh painful sensation ~ hsN-
lss.l done. DEBILITY; LC'W SPIRITS,
Ihiek yellow appeUallre n llse skh, apd Esss
DIV Cough nftril illist5xssh Ter Usafunllti1n:
Sometimes ni1ny 81 these symptoms ltlsu lhe
disease. AZ Gilers yciy iess: hat TIT ~ fis, ~
Imrpt ~ -, A, tise l,slg a. generally ihe seal Of
il,s DI-ra,.s ana ii ma rs,Aslsst u line. ~ eng
suffering, wfetehelness and. y DE4Firsssii eiisiie.
For Dyspepsia, c@sfipdt'oa-
JaundIrc. Bnilsu. attacks SICK ifEdDAcHk.
ral.c. Dcgurs,tsn of spills, ApLk slah'asA,
Heart BaFb, AZ ~. i.
Tse eheapes. Puues and Besi Family NC
II di-iAe u the Wofldt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

FIREs.-On tho night of Sunday, Sd inst,
the dwelling house of Mr.. Thomas Hoover,
in Cambria township, was destroyed by hre
The property was insured in the Cambria
County Mutual Fire ins. Co., for $500. His
loss was about 81 900. The insurance we
ars requested to say, will be paid onpresen-
tation of the proper claim without any as
sessment being made on the Stockholders OF
the Company. This speaks volumes IN
praise of one of our home Institutions Tho
fire started in the upper story, caused oy
some defect in the f1ue, all the inmates eN-
cept small boy being absent at the tlme
All the movable property except \ lot o..
apples and potatoes was saved from the
burning building by those attracted te the
scene.
The hotel Of Mr.. Joseph Rhoddy, at st.
Lawrence, Chest township, together with
its contents which included n large quant-
ty of furniture, was detroyed by fire on the
3Oth ultimo. The fire is supposed 10 nave
originated by one of his sons playing with
matches in a bed room. Loss about S2,OOo.
No insurance.
On the following day house belonging
to the estate of J ohm j Warner, deceased,
situate at st. Lawrence and occupied by
DIR. Noonan, was reduced to ashes Loss
$500. No insurance. Had II not been Ior
the energy manifested by the people OF the
village much other property would undouDt-
edly have been destroyed, inasmuch as one
building located not over twelve feet from
the burning house was on fire, but was
saved by the almost superhunan enorts OF
the citizens.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

On Monday of last week, VIM. II. Sech-
Ter, Esq, was superseded in the ONCE OF
District Attorney of Cambria county by
VIM. II. Rose, Esq, elected TO that posi-
tiou last November. The former gentle
man was acknowledgediy one of the ablest
officials that we have had i'll the District
Attorneys office for many year. Ever
and always ut his post, and uniformly cour-
teous and obliging, he made each man with
" hom he came in contact his friend, while
il is only necessary to refer &c the measure
of success which attended his prosecution Of
the celebrated Mike Moore hOmiGde case
to a conclusion to fix his legal status. We
bespeak for him a prosperous future career,
" lille for his successor Mr.. Rose, who is
one of the most brilliant OF the young law
yers of our bar, woald beg simply to
say-"Try him ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

NEW DRESS FOR THE New YEAR.--The
Pittshurg Dispatch inaugurated the new year
by DOM ing entire new outfit, pare haSed
at the always reliable and eminontlv sue
ccssful type foundry of Nessrs. Collins &
MrLeester, Philadelphia; and although not
of our political faith, we are free to say that
there is no paper on our exchange list that
we would rather see manitestng such evil
dence of prosperity as the one in question.
Always newsy, reliable, independent, able
and devoid of bigotry in .he treatment of all
subjects it discusses, the Dispatch invariably
displays spirit we can approve, though it
not unfrequently endorses what we feel in
duty bound to condema. The daily and
weekly issues of the Dispatch are nns,IT' nnss,,I ~,
eG by any journaji i'if, Tor either Of them viii
~ sure to get full valve for his money.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

SCENH.-4 Train Of Trunks-A Phiiddet-
phtd Market Street Wholesale Notion House on
Wheels We saw a train of trunks going up
street one day last week marked Thompson,
with 'p.' We followed this queer train
and in the end discovered that it belonged
to our old friend with the young face, Joe
p Thompson. Following the bent OF our
inclination, we looked in upon Joseph $ line
of samples and we do say that for style and
cheapness they excel anything of the kind
we have vet seen. Joe represents the oid
tablished and well known house OF NJ. NJ.
Marple 81 Co., 609 Market street, Philadel-
phia importers and jobbers in notions. white
goods hosiery, gloves and fancygooGs, with
whom he has been connected for the past
twenty years. Joe is faniliarly known in
this county having been born in Indiana
and raised in Cambria. We were pleased
to see him i'll our town on a pop visit and
trust that his numerous friends will call on
him when they go to the city. This is his
winter trip and the display of sample goods
he has with him, and which would require
a full column of our paper to speak OF IN de
tail indicates that he means business. The
senior member of the firm, Mr.. Morris Nj.
Marble, a gent who had a large circle
of friends in this county, died in October
Iast His son, Mr.. Harry L. Marple, a
young gentleman of much promise and we'll
deserved popularity, continues the business
under the name and style of the old firm,
and we bespeak for hlm the same measure
of patronage as was accorded to his father
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

the Englishf0 Nr. CuiCG thought il was pos
sible to teach morals in the common school--
The teacher he said, should incu lcate honesty
In all dealings between scholars in their STUD
les and in all things pertaining 10 the school'
and he thought hy the time their education
was finished they would be moral and honest
members OF society. Mr.. McGough thought
moral instruction unprecedented ana adduced
a ludicioue instance of the perversion OF Il Nt
of Scripture by II schoomate Of his. while he
yet a schoOl-boy. Rev. j. r. hetnihu 700
said that when he taught school he had always
opened il with prayer and the readlns OF Ins
Bible: and if he were yet teaching he woutu
do in like manner, provided. however. that the
parents of the children did not object TO the
Proceeding. In case OF a difference OF opinl On
on religious subjects he would respect the be
lief of those whose duty it was to say how tEcir
children should be instructed. Mr. Patterson
followed with some sensible remarks on the
same subject.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

WHEN di.coverer of any scientific sub
jcct asks The CO. operation of the learned in
science, TO test the merit and truth of his
discovery by severe tests and practical re-
suits, and then tu indorSe and recommend it,
it is fair to presume it is valuable for the
purpose intended. Such has been the conrse
pursued by Messrs. Hall & Co, proprietors
of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
And all those who have tested il (am0ng
whom we NAV mention Dr.. A. A. HAYES and
). Dana Hayes, Chemists and State Assay
ers of Massachusetts; Walter Buruham, NJ
ID. Prof. of Surgery in Pcnna. University,
Philadelphia; Geo. Gray. NJ. D., Professor
of Anatomy and Physioioyy,) assert it is the
best pre- paTatiOn in use for all cutaneous dis
eases of the scalp. Restores gray hair 10 its
original color, prevents the hair from fallir z
out, creates a new growth. Ii is certainly
worthy of 4 trial. -Nclr5l1gpoFf Herald II
Gospel Liberty.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

No USE of any longer taking the large,
repulsivc, gripping, drastic and nauseous pills
composed of crude and bulky ingredients,
anG put mp in cheap wood or pasteboard
boxes, when we can, 10y a careful appllcaton
of chemical science, extract all the cathartlc
and other medicinal properties from tue
most valuable roots aud herbs, and concen-
trate them into a minute granule, scarcely
larger than n mustard seed, that can he
readily swallowed by those of the most sen
sitive stomachs and fastid!ous tastes. Each
of Dr. Picrce's Pleasant Purgativc Pellets
represents, in a most concentrated form, as
much cathartic power as is embodied in any
OF the large pills found for sale in the drug
stores From their wonderful Cathartic
power, in proportion to their size, people
who have not tried them are apt to suppose
that they are harsh or drastic IN effect, but
such Is not at all the cs,se, the different ac
tive medicinal principles of which they are
composed being so harmonized one by the
Others to produce a most searching and
thorough, vet gently aud kindly operating =
cathartic. The Pellets are sold by dealers
in medicines.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

WoNDTRFUL SUCCESs.-Thres years ago
Dr. Bosehee's German Syrup ~ss introduc-
ed in the United States from Germany for
the cure ef Coughs severe Colds settled on
the breast Consumption and other diseases
of the Throat and Lnngs Nomcdicine ever
had such success 800 600 sample bottles
have been distributed every year for three
years by DruSgists in all parts OF the United
States, and nearly 1000 letters from Drug
gists now our files, saying that ne
ether preparation in their stores sells as we'll
and gives such excellent satisfaction. All
we ask is for Won to 60 te your Druggists,
lennon " MuNay, or 2. NJ. Wolcslagle Sc
Sons Store at Wilmore, and get sample
oos.ie for 10 cents aud try it regular sizs
Is cents
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

RECEPTION or SisTTRS OF ST. BENEDICT.
On Wednesday, Gth inst, CHE Feast of
Epiphany. RI. Rev. Bishop Do;neucc ~isit-
eel Carroilrown for n" purpuse of receiving
into the order OF the Sisters Of 81 Benedict'
the following named Young ladies Miss
Ruse B"hp, Of CarrolltoU-u Cu rcli giOn Sister
NJ. Agncs,) received the black veil ana r'"l0
her first vews; Miss Marr z H'-vimIe' OF Intts-
gardis, Miss Annie Lyons, of ST. Nncent's. 5.
Gin religion Sister Mary Bcnedicta,) Miss
Lizzie Fiattcry, of Jnnst own, Gin religion
Sister Mary Scholastica,) and Miss Bridget
Murphy, also Of Jchnstown, On religion
Sister Mary Srauis!aus,) received the white
veil rs n token of their reception into The
order of the good Sisters of ST. Benedict
The reception took place in the spacious
church of ST Benedict. aud the ceremonies
were AS usual. grand aud imposing. Daring
the Mass the Rt. Rev. Bishop preached an
eloquent and able sermon on the gospel of
the uay.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

-MacShane wrote letter to McPike from
Philadelphia, but before we had oppor-
tunty to put 1t in print, the writer ahan-
doned his proposed trip South and returned
home, thus breaking an it were the thread
of his narrative. Hence, being somewhat on
the abandon ourself, we have abandoned the
idea of publishing the letter in toto, though
at least one scintillation of wit therefron
cannot permit to waste its fragrance on
the deseat air Here it is: ''Were detained
more than an hour at Cresson, and it a ways
seemed to me to take longer to sps nd au
hour there than at any other point. except
Kittannng Point and Dornick Point, along
the line of the road. -
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[CoHCLusTox NEXT wEKK.l
NOT ANYIN NINE, PLEASE.

EDITOR CAMBRIA FREENAN-Dear Sir: In
your last issue | noticed the following tsee
Wednesday afternoons proceedings OF lnSti-
tutc): In this meeting Messrs. /. J. Parrish
Reinmund, John Porter and DR. ID. w
Evans were the prominent participants
Now the fact is. ] absolutely refused TO be 2
.'promincnt PARTICIPANT in that meeting. as
the President of that meeting very well knows
and he also knows some of my reasons Tor re-
fusing to take part in Iirs proceedings. Why,
after all this, | should be made notorious Is
more than [ can tell. ID. W. kNASS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

ATEEsS.-SOme men are born to great
ness. otlIer~ achieve greatness. and vet others
have greatness thrust Upon them. But IS is an
uRdcniahle fact that the grrateS OF them MI
never acted or could act the part OF Wis lom -
more perfection than by going to Myers
LORDS cheap store. High street. EbeBshurg,
and burning Il bill OF g ,od> stlita ole 10 the
sbn, and com rfieuSurate with the wants OF their
T, spectivu us o IS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup of
Tar, Wild Cherry and HorehOitnd combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles
which long experience has pro-Ci to possess
the most efiiCient qualities for I'll diseases of
the Throat ana Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved ny Il and in Group il
acts like magic. Call nj X. j. Lloyd's Drug
Store and obtain n sample bottle free Cfeho1ge,
or a regular size for 81 or at u. NJ. Woie-
alagle q Sons Store, WiImore. j. K. Nor
RIs 113 North 2d ST., Phila. I3-l3-1y.]
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

4 ZEFHYR.- Dreathcs there man ~-i,h s-.,I
SO dead who never to himself hath SAID, ..This
IS mine own. my sJive islnis IL such there %,
go mark him w"l!-fnr him minstrcI's ~ u
lures swell, and close examination will most
likely disclose the fact that he does not b,iy
wha: roady- -ulade ciui!Iiuz lie needs at 8. J. Hcss
& Bro PAL and 243 Main street, Juhnsto,vu
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15
GEETsfAEsT.

PTT-r rY-In this llace. on Saturday morn
ing Jan. "a, CHARLES son of Gcorst nn Mary
..t-s, aged months.
AS the bird to its shciterinG nrst.
when the storm on the hills is abiCEd.
So his spirit has flown from this world Of est
TO rcpose On the bosom OF Go1,'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

THE PITTSBURGH POST announces that
in consequence of the notifications placed
by the post office authorities upon certain
sections of the new posta! law concerning
newspapers, it will commence January 1st
to pay the postage and furnish THE WEEK
LY Posi- at the old rates, viz: Two dollars
a year, single copies and in clubs of five OF
over, one dollar and fifty cents. THE DAILY
Post, nine dollars year, postage paid by
ahe proprietOrs.
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BELOW ZEEo.-Twenfy-two degrees below
zero yns HAT was registered by the thcrnOIn-
eier the other day. II by odds the oldest
day OF the season ana the only ones vino shiv-
erec ana shook not were they who had been
possessed of enough fnrethought 70 provide
themselves with Il stove from Geo. W. Ipu.scr
& Co.'s establishment, Altoona IL. soils tho
best Ia the market.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15
t.s, ?, ssWsl! { 70.

conduct an hgeucy Tor the reception {: aAyeiil'a-
r,ents for American NgwsPAP PESs-the most com
pIete establishment of the kind in the world = Z
thousand NHwsPAPE"S are Kept constantly on
fl- of,cn to inspection by customers kEerH .S'-
yp-,t sgnpuI is taken at the home price OF the
paper without any additional charge ~ coinrnis-
sios An advertiser, in dealing with the agency.
ir saved trouble Rri CORES spOndence. making one
contract instead OF dozen A hundred or th9us-
and 4 Hook OF eighty psgc-- containing lis's
of hest papers. largest crculattonS, iStous def
cultural, class, political daily ano country papers
and all publications which are specially valuabte
to advert scrs With some information about prices
is sent FREE to any address on app icetlon fer-
snrS at = distance wishing to IN AXE cont 'oI
advertising in any town e't-- Nnu'Ll-t'
T,r--i..-, EruTci states. or any por5iun OF
~ u.tifir.on Of Canada. may send concise state
nieHt Of Whist they want, together with a copy ot
the s ayrrsEs,G,PnI they desire tus rrted, ana
will Information by return vail which " III
enable them TO decide whether 10 increase or re-
duce the order. For such inform itiun there q no
charge. Orders taken for n single paper IS
well q. for list for single dollar readily
for a larger sum. Oihces (riinbes Building,
Il Fask a3T, Y. 7.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

SEEDS, GRAIN, FEED, &C. The Farmers
Iterested.-See advertisements of Messrs
Geo. J.. Peabody & Co, in this paper. The
firm named are extensive and reliable de H.
in seeds, grain, etc, their specially being
seeds. With them can be found at all times
the best timothy and clover Seeds etc.