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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-04
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Knowing myself willing and believing myself
competent to perform the duties OF County
Commissioner, / shall be exceedingly thankf ul
for any laid and comfort' which may tend to
promote my interests i'm that direction. If Sc
lected by the Democratic county convention
and elected by the people, trust | shall prove
myself worthy of the confidence repOscd In me
MARTIN SAT ERS.
Cambria Twp, June 4, 1870.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-04
GOLDEN HARVEST FOR AGENTS

$50 w EEK made selling the z Wonders, or
Gem Pastry Cup-wanted in every family. Send
s1 cents for sample Twenty other articles for
agents. Address CONKI4OIN co, No. f3s
FIFTH AvESU II, (above Smithfeld stree. PiTrs-
BUsGH, Pa [5-2l.-6m
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-04
Cast Steel Plow Points.

FARMERS, one and all, are hereby Informed
Il that money. time and labor can be saved by
using Cast Steel Plow Shares, of which only one
has in many cases proved sufficient for a whole
season plowing, and in some soils by being twice
sharpened one share has lasted two seasons.
They scour bright and max the plow scour and
run easier. and are so strong and toue that thcy
viii not break. When worn dull, they can be
sharpened and npcred by any good blacksmit h
without disturbing the hitting part
All regular sizes kept on hand and fit any Pitts
burgh Plow.
ANY sDeciaI sze or Kind rn,,Io 70 orIar
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-04
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF PERSON

AA AL PROPERTY.-Will be offered at
Public Sale. at the residence of WILLIAM COLE,
in Carroll township on ruE>DNV.JulNEi Isl +,
proximo the following described personal proper
ty, to wit; l span of dark bay stations. three
years old, 10 head heavy draught Horses, Cows,
3 head Young Cattle. 12 sets heavy Harness. l
double set Buggy Harness. Tbreshing Machine,
l Mower and Reaper, Hay Rake. Farm Wag-
ons Spring Wagon / w indmill. uttne- Box
Bob Sleds, and great variety of Farming UTten-
sils Household Furniture. sc.
HS- Sale t. commence at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. and
to continue until all the property is sold. Terms
made known on day of sale.
May q, 1s55.-2t. w. i. BUCK, Assignee.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-04
4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE-An per

sons knowing themselves indebted to
GEORGE SEYMOUR, of Allegheny township, are
hereby notified that payment must be made with
out delay to the undersigned Assignee and those
having claims against said individual will present
them to me for settlement
JOSEPH HOGUE, Assignee
Allegheny Twp June 4. 1875. at.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-04
COALi COALl!-The subscriber

II ONL CORL The SUDScfIDtT
- Is prepared to furnish. in large srrsll
quantities. all qualities of ANTHRACITE nd
LUMINOUS COAL, at lowest market rates
Coal deliver, d promptly and free of charge Tor
hauling at any point in Ebens burg or vicinity
Orders eft at the ZAuM STORE will rec, ivo oar
Is attention, DANIEL II. AIM.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-04
PATENTS PROCURED.

Also bought and sold After procuring your Pat
ents will sell them for You. Cal on, or address
for circular O. D. LEWIS, Solicitor. I22 Firth
AVENUE, (above smithfield streetD PIrrsBURGH,
Pa. 5-2l.-6ua.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-04
! SAIES.-Bv virtue OF


If Iend. ErpoR., III. TeDd.
d Al. Fl. t'd.. issued out OF
pm Pleas OF Cambria county
|, there will be exposed to
|COurt House in Ebrnsburg,
ss day of JUNE next, at one
blowing real estate, to wit !:
and interest of i. K. Myers,
or parcel of land situate in
lip. Cambria county. Pa. adj
IS, David Baum, John W est
|iining 100 acres. more or less
(h are cleared. having there
Ia-half story log house and n
he occupancy of j. X. Myers.
I'd to be sold at the suit of +.
title and interest Of George
he following tracts, to wit {:
and situate in Summerhill
Inty, Pa. adjoining lands of
acob Weaver, VIM. Brook
arren, and las. Burke, con-
or less. unimproved. -AIS",
lind situate at Portage Sta
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-04

TRANCIS MULVEHILL, YER
- TINARY SURGEON AND FARRIER.-
All diseases of Hcrses and NJ ules treated prompt
BY intelligently, and upon very moderate terms.
Residence on High street, near the western ex-
tremity of Ebensburg. I5-l4-tf.l
NOTICE.-On hand, large lot of
~ Round and Split Chestnut and Locust
Posts, for sale cheap FOR cash.
GEO HUNTLEY
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-04
7 IME! LIME E!-Farmers and 9TH

~ ers in want of II good article of LIN f,
in any desired quantities, can now be accommoda-
ted, promptly and upon fair terms, by calling at
the farm of DR. VIM. Lennon, in Cambria town.
ship two miles east of Ebensburg.
June L. 1919 If. LENNON X MAXIM.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29

for the benefit Of young men, ii we
had the space. lie is yet young
man. HIS native place is bu: quiet
country town, not abounllng i'm the
inspirations which rouse energy of
character. On reaching manhood he
also realized that he had his own des-
tiny to carve out. 10 90 West was a
quick conclusion, nor did he long
breathe the wide prairie air without
feeling the expanding thrill of west
ern energy. Nor was it long until
he rose to the full height of western
force and fearlessness. We believe
his first operation, some years ago,
was running d country store. His
last achievement we cannot more
graphically present than it is given
in the Committee $ report. Referring
to his contract for supplying beef to
the six Sioux agencies in lS74-5, the
Committee say, "at the request of.tM
Commissioners Mr.. Dossler presented
for their private use an abstract from
his books for that year, showing that
the tota! number PURCHASED for that
contract was %, 225 beeves and 1865
COWS, of which he delivered S,725
The abstract shows the names Of all
the parties from whom these cattle
were purchased the exact cost Of every
animal, the cost Of herding and all
incidental expenses, including inter-
est on the capital invested and the
net profits on the contract. The total
cost to the Government was $500 25l :
IS. The net profit TO the contractor
was $ll7,5l0.l2. After Analysing all
the details the Comm issioneys ex-
nrcSScu themselves Sltls,lct from the
evidence that this profit was perfectly
fair and legitimate. They add the
earnest expression Of their wish That
the lobolins people Of the country
could be as well and LIBERAL y supplied
with Tee. as were these Indians.
Such transactions stamp the char
acter Of the man, showing in alike
degree business skill, energy and IN
teg'ity. Of course Mr.. BosIcr ha.
become rich. But his wealth is not
held in selfish spirit, for his ia
tive town already presents numerous
marks Of his liberal public spirit.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29

The foreign mail dispatched from
New York on Sat urday in the steam
ers Germanlc, Main, Gulf Stream and
Anchoria consisted Of 1920 letters
and G2 bags OF newspapers.
Monday afternoon five persons were
precipitated in the SchuyIki!l river,
near Philadpl pha, by the overtnrnlng
of their carriage, three ofwhom were
drowned.
Thirly-six political prisoners i'm.
plicated in the great riot have arrived
in Sauto Domingo from Pureto Plata.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29

We advise all Of our friends to g
to the polls next Tuesday and vote as
they see proper. Wepublish for the
last time, the ticket Of both parties
and hope our patrons will act discreet
" on this question and vote intelli-
gently. For our part we have no
put" this fall-not being in the State
long enough consequently we are
obliged to take a back seat and trust
to those who have the power 10 elect
good honest lawmakers. Do not fail
TO 90 as you may regret when its too
late.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29
5 Hard Times No More. :

Save Cash. Why waste moncy, why pay
s.: for Il thing that costs - cents Reader,
save money. The great n T., dollar Sale,
since lS,,;, has sold goods to 12j 900 PEG
pie 1t now has 5000 600 worth Of new.
useful, valuable goods ON hand. it buys
solely Of first hands and trom manunc.
turcrS. 1t saves - to 80 per cent. to its
patrons every time.
cur stock consists Of fine gold icwelry
silver and silver plated ware, glassware.
cutlery, cry goods, hosiery, Gloves, gro
ccgrs, teas, cotIc&, and 1OO,OCJ articles in
fancy good, also, 1000 elegant - and So
hooks, and thousands OF articles and all al
81 each.
Samples to show quality, &c, Of our
jewclry We will send any Of the tolloWing
for 81 each with postage. Try one article
and we shall have your order for $500
worth. We mail fine gold chased or plain,
wedding, onyx, moss aga;c, amethyst, or
topcz ring, only Sl.O3 gents superb hair
chain, Sll?, ladies elegant opera chains,
81 -, solid gold masonic or o o + pins,
81 Oh, gents cluster diamond pin, 81 OBJ,
superb ladies full set pin and ear drops,
either GOLD, enamccd, coral bar. let, spar,
coralinc or pearl, only SIP, splendid set
sleeve buttons or studs, Sl,0G, elegant jet
and cold bracelets, 81 10 fine gold pencil,
stone head, Sl,0G, coin silver fruit knife.
81 .O6, elegant silver cup, frosted and gold
li.jyg, Slip, four fine pla ed dessert
spoons. SLIP, fine meerschNnm PIPE in
case, 81 ,O6.
Rat. But-.But We cannot here give y
list of 10000 articles This paper will not
hold our immense list therefore, send iol
our paper, the Almighty dollar, circulars
&c, &c. We can save money to You
make ten dollars 20 as far AS fifteen We
want agents in every town Apply soon
No risk. No money needed. We arc en-,
dorscG by 1900 delighted patrons. See
five hundred letters printed in our paper
We send by mail, express, railroad, OF
GO d. Satisfaction given o: your money
returned. no "orlcr slips" "tickcls," or
humbug. Remember, we sell everything
at 81.
One Cent. Send u postal card for al
needed documents. We need 10000 ladic'
AS agents. We supply all sorts ofdry goods
&C., &c. Send now Don't wait or som,
other one will get in ahead. Send only /,
ii. ORMISTON Il Co, \. L. DOLLAl
SAIE - nromtirld s., Boston, Mass,
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DI e ..


WlLLHIDE.--At her rcsdcnc" near this
place, on the 26th instant, Mrs. Sarah
Willhidc, wife of Capt. Joseph Wilhide,
and daughter of the late Jacob Eylcr,
a-cd about 81 years.
ZACIIARIAS.-On the 21st instant, at ! i,
residence on Stony Branch, near Tom 5
creek, Emmitshulg District, Christian
Xacliarias, aged - years, born and rails
ed ON the farm on which he died.
pow EhL ON the 10Th Of October, Mrs
ChrSinna Margaret Powell, aged AZ
years, 3 months and 90 days, Il resident
Of tr"agcrstown District, this county.
iiOGG-On Sunday, the 1,th instant, at
the residence of her brolhrrin- law, Mr.
Simon Parsons, on Elmonson Avenue,
Baltimore, Amelia Jane liogg, daughter
oltn" late Samuel r. lIogG, Of frcdcr-
ick.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29

As Stephen Lewis, fisherman and
ierryman, was taking load Of colored
people across the Mississippi river
from south St. Louis to East Caron-
delet Monday afternoon, the skift in
which they were, being greatly over
loaded, sprang aleak above the ordi-
nary water line, when one of the par
tv, Lille Smith, becoming frightened
fprang to her feet capsizing the boat,
and all were drowned except two.
Lewis in attempting to save two OF
the women was lost himself.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29
kSe5.ssD .Nas'aas

i\-lIEREAS John Ilockonsniih and
w others, residents Of Frcdrrcl. coVn.
tv have pclitipnrl the County Com nj =
stones for Fr,lprick county to locate and
open a county .oNd, starting from the old
plank road, leading to 'EancytoWn, TO the
Emmtl>bNrg ;Nl BruccNil,r road. Said
road to hcgin AT Bridgeport and to folio"
Us near Is practicable the bed Of the pres
cut road, which NOW runs along amt
through Tie lands Of e. COlrrll, a. NnIi,
Mcs,rS. Olcr, II. LorrntI, j. H,Us> and
Brown. thence 10y the most feasible route
either along the dividing lines Of J. tlu,H
and ". ". Iraiotcr or Through the bands
IotJ Cmz to the diminishing and Bruce.
vil'c road. Said road TO be not less than
tAHy fee, wide in compliance with tbr
&c. Of hsscmecmhiy in which case madr
Il u rloyidcd. Notice is hereby given to
al persons and parties concerned and TO
the public, that we the undersigned Exam.
incre will meet at Bridgeport, the place Of
beginning. on Monday. 29th day of No,
ypmhcr 1915, iii fair, If not the next fair
liav.l at nine O'Clock Il. m, and will pro-
coed to examine and determine Whether
Or not tie plhlc convenience requires than
,h" sai road should he located and opened
and if upon examination, we should be OF
oninion and 50 determine IN our judgment
! that the public convenience requires that
said road should be SO located and opened
we wa proceed to locate and open the
same a-rrcablv to said commission and the
code of Pubic General Laws in such case
madc and provided; and VIII continue in
the execution of said commission FROM day
(, 81, .,ll
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-------- '--=.-'--.s--- &c. 80
m "A u X led.

STANSDURY-ZENTZ-At Morilzs ia
vcrn, Adams county, Pa, ~ Rev =. s.
Johnston, of Emmitsburg, Mr.. William
J. Slansbury, Of Frederick county, Md.
to Miss Ellen Ientz, daughter of David
Zcntz, of Adams county, Pa.
SWEENEY-HOLTZ- On the 18th in
slant, at the Croft House, in the City of
Frederick, by the Rev. DR.. Dichl, Will
liAi MSwccncy to Miss Eliza lloltz, both
olEatoctn District.
On the eth inst, at
Franklin street, NJ. f, Church, Baltimore
Rev. Reuben Kolb to Miss Sadie Barns
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29

Singer, the sewing machine man.
left five wives and twenty-five chill
dren living. He bequeaths to the
last married Of his wives a life-inter.
est in his estate in England, valued
at 100000, $5,50O,O0O to her six
children and 100000 to the rest of
the children. If all these Singers get
to quarreling over his will there will
be music.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29
STATE REFORM TICKET.

For Governor,
J. MORRISON HARRIS.
For attorney General,
8. TEACKLE WALLIS.
For Comptroller,
EDWARD WILKINS,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29
.NECWI NIFrTO wv MARKETS.
CorYcto" H'ccHy N Geo. w. StocASdu1e,
THURSDAY, Oct. .
Administrators Notice

NOTICE l. hereby given, that the 81 h.
y scrihcr has obtained from the Orph-
ans Court Of Frederick County, Letters
of Administration upon the estate of
HARRIET WILSON,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby Warned to exhibit the
sam" with the vouchers, thereof, duly au-
ta,ntgaird 10 the subscribers, on or before
the list day Of April, 1876, they may
othrr"i~c by law, be excluded from al,
ncnrnr ct ~al'l ESTATE. rno-c lnlrr6rI WIZ
pleas, make prompt paNmrn.
ID. :. GlILTLAN,
oct .9.lW Administrator
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29

Nicholas Chichkine, the Russian
Minister to the United States, atten-
ded services at the Greek Chapel in
New York on SUNDAY with his family
aud SERVANT.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29
County Ticket.

NOiHlJ 1acAet.
For Sheriff.
JOHN SWEADNER.
For States .4Hornry.
HOLM G. MOTrEE.
For State Senator.
Hon. LEWIS II. STEINER.
For House Of De1rgates.
H. CLAY NALL,
ROBERT L. LlNTH1CCM,
JOHN A. KOONS,
". II. KINKS,
CHRISTOPHER Il. RIGGS
For Orpia"s' Court,
VIM. J. BLACK,
THOMAS NJ. UOLBKUNEI
JOHN IIIGHTMAN.
For Covnty Commissioners.
EZRA TOMS,
JOSEPH WOOD,
A. X. SIMMONS.
SAMUEL HARGATE,
DANIEL BlSER.
For .S'nveyor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29
The Indian InveSti cation.

read with interest. This investigation
was brought about by the severe char
ges Of fraud and acknowledgement OF
our Indian affairs publicly made in
open letters by Prot Marsh, of Yale
College. The official course Of Sec
rotary Delano, Of the Department of
the Interior, and Mr.. Smith, Commits
soner of Indian affairs, was openly
denounced as showing them in league
with swindling contractors in delraud-
ing the Indians. Many leading news
papers Joined in the hue and cry
The charges had strong air of plau-
sibility and public opinion demanded
an investigation. A committee was
accordingly appointed by the Board
of Indian Commissions, consisting Of
ex-Gov. Fletcher, CT Missouri 3. W.
Harris, member Of Congress from
| Massachusetts,; and G. ]. Faulkner,
ex-member Of Congress from Virginia.
The names of Prof Atherton, Of New
Jersey, and Senator Howe, Of Wiscon-
sin was added to it by President
Grant. The committee was in session
several weeks and took voluminous
mass Of testimony, making the Red
Cloud agency its particular subject Of
inquiry. Prof. Marsh's statement were
examined in detail, he naming the
witnesses to be called. The conclu-
sions Of a committee Of such high per
sonal standing could not fail to com.
mand respect The report is too long
for publication in our columns and we
can only state its conclusions in indi-
vidua, cases
The investigation did net show ey.
cry body connected with the Red
Cloud Agency to be an exemplar Of
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Io n@' ,U'I ' ~. i; honest ,nI ,s 70 Le
.nl,,,l cro,, o,Ioa Neutrality-suspicious..
..;l lo Con, - 1,o f,.,,, >f.r,;,
srocnr,t;yo contractor +. also do.
ron,co1 q. dishonest mills IuqI;r,r
,nl r.o rarl;.t !. tln.}o ,Io,1lLay,
h.., oxcI,1ol fr,,o all contract. Ion,
aco uo nav, condemned ,srnwor.
a., . ,cl..,:. ..,,...... .;.,..,,.;n
n,o c,,.or.,,o.t Ttor .,.o,,,, con.
donn N.C,,, wlo T., , a,v.,o,oont
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29
HOLIDAY SEASON.

1t gives me pleasure that can announce
still another reduction in prices, especially
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29


AN effort Is oe'aS 'n'oe IN boston
10 I1'"c' " '"'2' "''i,'o,r Oh traces
near the Little Colorado. The valley
IS very rich, and the neIgaborlng
mountains possess great mineral value
Is soon a. one hundred na.nesare en-
rolled the expedition will start.
,p1;,', p, o,o.;1,.n. l.,
po0eI 70 A party Of ladies ard chill
Ircu who we're eathercn, autumn
leave, abol. two mile. in thacoan.ry,
THEW we're riI.ng IN an open wagon.
when the horse yan away, and ten OF
them We're injured, several If them
seriously.
Thousands Of ornigrants and arti-
Fans are emiglating back TO .l.eir old
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-10-29
Henry I,ildcmoscr and wife ct al

Henry I;ildlcmoscr and wife ct al.
NRDERED this 19lh day of October,
\ ylS,j, thai ON the Goth day OF Noytm
Der ncNt the Court will proceed TO act
llpon the Report of sales this day filed
AlovSius +. Orn0nri TruSlr" ia the above
case, unless cause to( lc contrary he SHOWN
before said day; provided Il copy Of thi,
order be inserted il some newspaper pub.
ii,hcd IN Frederick 'oun,v, for three suc-
cy,-ive weeks prior Ia safe day.
The report sta,r' the aln"dni Of sales at
>NGj TllOM - GDRSI Gil,
Clerk OF the Circuit Cour 70 Frederick Go.
True Copy-I'cst,
THOMAS & >RSUCII.
Ott!23t Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-28

a statement by Prof John VI .LaHgstOn in
the New York EJe,ti.g Post, in regard TO
Howard University. alleges a condition of
affairs that must lead 10 thOrou 81 inveSti-
CATION. Ia addition 10 the charge that the
Institution is 10 be denominations and see
tartan in character. he asserts that the finan-
cial management OF the University has been
bad, that from December, 1S11. to January,
1s,4, there had been borrowed sos 900 from
the FTeetman'S Bank. GeTman-A meTlcan
Saving Bank. and the Institute FOR the Ed
ucatiOn Of COlOred Youth; and that for the
Tast five years there have been used OF the
permanent capital of the Tuiyer>i y not less
than ~Si5.c10 per year Prof. i.s1g>ton speaks
well OF General Howard, a having insisted
during MS active connection with the man.
agement, that the school should not be sec
tartan and UNCONVENTIONAL. and that the ne
gro should have his proper place in the board
OF trustees. in the faculties Of the various de-
paTtmeutS. and as student entitled to fair
and natural treatment, whether in its acaie-
mic or professional branches. In conclusion,
Prof. LangstOn says: Il do not believe that
the cOlOred people OF the country can be
brought 10 accept the proposed management
OF the University. COlOrei youth who would
attend this school are not heathen-the sub
ject> OF Missionary efforts: they need acaIe-
mic and professional education. without de-
nominatiOnal and sectariau influence. and
without that oyerseership which implies
that they are stu services"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-28

The newspapers that are attempting to
console the widow OF the late y. Jackson. of
Brooklyn. by the assurance that he didn't
die from hydrOphObia, but from imagining
he had the disorder. may mean well, but we
can't see what possible difference il matters
to the deceased or his surviving friends He
l. dead all the same. And il is none the less
fact that unimaginative infants, too young
10 have any fear Of the results OF a dog bite
die from hydrOphobia every summer. and so
so do unimaginative horses and horned cat
tie II there is any solid comfort to sur
"iving friends in the Imagination theory
however, let them Cherish il, and extend its
benign influence in other directions. Let
New York and st. Louis, for instance. give
out that there is really no such thing as
smallpox. and have the assertion corrobo-
rated by a prominent physician" or sew
eTal OF them. II there is no such thing, of
course nervous people can't be scared into
imagining they have it. and thus the doc
tors labors Will be Iightened and longevity
promoted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-28

AhSenieeism i one OFT the evils with which
almost al! the departments of the govern
fnent axe afflicted every summer. The heads
OF departments arc very careful TO limit the
leaves Of absence OF employees. but of course
The rule does not apply - In eInseIveS or the
hlgher officials The frequent and prolonged
absence OF the latter delays the transaction
OF public business 81 importance in MANY
Instances, and consequently is To be repro
Iated
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850


Persons leariIs1 the city JoT The summer or for
o7'y portion Of Il may haze THE STAR Sent by
moi, postage prepaid for slaei period Of time as
they desire a. the rate Of 10 cents per ueek, 60
cerItS PEI month, sI-sO TOR three months on s3
!0T SiJ mouths.
81 OTdeTs must in az cases Be accompanied b.
me nIoasey, and no paper send longer than, pad
for.
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