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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-09

ORIGIN OF The DOLLAR Nsgi
An exchange says: The origin d.
sign ) for dollars Is as hIi1a,.
Spanish word for dollar /, -pe,8a
the plural, pesos" In Oh :
accounts the word Is written iuI
and placed before heuuueais
we find it Abbreviated juu n
Then We fad tie small ." us.
letter IS" placed ON tie loser r1
the 'p." Next that jue eare.
of the "p" is omitted. which -gI
present dollar sign. ) TIE Is
two long strokes in the SIN 4
modern practice Thus tae
equivalent for the word .p,0s
The Philadelphia Pres, 'aas
lates on the subj st: Iuef 4
small difficulty In as certi
origin Of the dollar mmb Ile
clopcdia of Commeree -ats
the Spanish dollars once oaa
here were called pieces OF, ''
ing Of eight reals stamped oh .-r
IS Il y, the tao vertical Ils
run through the figure 'a '
ner. s. to distinguish il irm -r
numcral 4 CORES foHa,i I'd
us the same mark Is Used on 2.
reis of Portugal or Baz-
there are no Gullur> or pieces q
thus a milrci> i inJ iga'ea ls
Speaking of the Spanish f.
New American EucvrIWea
Tile best known variety VS.
lar dollar. so C Ted FROM Tie
lars on the reverse. rel .re't'
pillals, the ancient name o' '.'
site promontori,S o. tae
Gibraltar. The rude Ii''
these rude pillars in writing
ing them hv scroll Is -a
been the oligin of The d'..''
now universally familiar
au;ho .ity adds. how .'eE '-
derivation of the marx i'-
Spanish dollars heing cal'e'
eight" is a more piausi g-e 'AiD
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-09

GREAT BRIDGES IN EN7LA'' +.
of the finest engineering s"
its kind in the world j ,.' J
bridge over the Tyne, al vi
just completed after ig.it ys., \
The centre pier, which ''l
massive swing girier. 'e.=s
tons. and is said to be o9'4: ,:.
Europe. The gigant'e I'2 I'd
total length, between Tie tIl '' r 4
of $50 feet, and total "l''I "a
the width of the road''. i
feet. while that Of the I0o4
and 8 feet. T.r d
was laid on the Fiiesl.n ~ "a
Tay. in July. ISL Dg 80
the undertaking was tiia' .,-r. u
ing the important man ! 81, III
of Dundee with liie
Railway Company : u me |
Edinburg and TaypaLI1, p,I, f.t 4
of the bridge Is l0,o-l No.
shape is not unlike the '',' a
the longest bridge V1,' hiss.
stream in the world ." "a 4
its construction was l'''' s,sii
one of the most importa'' rs
works of recent times. ,.a
time very little progress !. IN
the work of constituent, ,.,,sf
of the experimentaL ,,Dsot e,,,.1, s
operations ard the fre2u'dls ,ls Z
that befell it. Latteils
has been more rapid, 5, sli ;. > %.
ed that the bridge VIII
1877.
SAMSON finished iIIs n-oa
down the semple OF p'
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SAMSON finished iL' n,oo
down the temple o! p
another day gone
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-09
a LEX. TAFT, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN

AND SURGEON, (late Of Carrulltown,)
now located at st. augustine. Gam bria county
y yht csiis .houd be ,nnde nj the Pest-ofhce
July 1< 1Syd-tS
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II q. LAKE, AUTOMATICALLY
Ebensburg, Pa. Office with Register
and Recorder, in Court House
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-09

~ LARGE LOT OF POCKET AND
- PENkNIVES very Cheap for casl, AZ
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-09

he BEST TSILVER-PLATED WARE
- in the market n: 25 per cent less than
c'tg retail prices Sold FOR cash IT
I6-lS '55.-tf.j HINT Ey,S
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Ayers


Is widely known
as one OF the most
eilectual remedies
ever discovered for
c.eansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with q con
stantly growing rep
utation. based on its
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-09

RLACKSMITHS, HUNTLEY will soil
- you Horse Shoes, Horse Nails car.
r,te Bolts. Bar iron. Nail Rod Cast Steei A.,
V ElsY LOW FOR CASH. S'' "o'-
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TEO NJ. READE. 4Attorney-at- Lar.
,S,. r,enshnrg. Pa. OGsce on Ceo,re street
'ofee doors from High street 49, - ''
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60 TO HUNTLEY FOR CLOTHES
III GEHS. He sells them at great
~ reduced prices tor the ready cash
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-09

@OUSEKEEPERS GO TO HUNT
80 LEY and b..y your Stoves and Tin.
ware. FAY CASH AND SAVE MONEY
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-09

tARPENTERS. GO TO UUNTLEY'S
- and iny your TOOLS and BUILDING
nNiNpN ARE y. Fay clsiI aud NNe ~ der i.rnt
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aHOUSEKEE GO TO Hunt
my cash Tor Table Knives Forks Spoons e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09

Mr.. Harmon las just opened drug
store here. IN The store formerly occu-
pied oy the late F c. Ward. Mr.. H..
has had large experience in the bust
uess. having ueen IN the employ OF J.
", Peg6iUs X Co. OF PJlt.rnd Tor q long
J.I-. lie hss also reuted The late \. L.
Bradley stand tor family residence.
L. G.. O,gooI has been reappoin;eI
Deputy SavriI. Mr. O.g3oI is good
Business mau, aaI a t.i.ltl. offer. Al
Business 0y mai or o;herS.s5 receives
promp, attention.
Ia. NJ Years ball a. the Oxford
House. was well attended considering
ths trlye iag and SIZE VI the weather.
Tweus couples Were ia a.tenilu,e, a.
thou b III, travelling VAS slca TIA. he
Lowell stage failed 10 get through until
O'clJca ia Jlo Afternoon OF that dag.
Hon L c. Farriag,on has been elect
ed on the Execa.ise CJuacil of he Gov.
NJ. +. a. bal much experience in the
Legislative al .irs and wiz zoe well quail
fed for the place no better choice
could be made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
TOWN ITEMS.


Jan. 4.-The ladies copnecles vnb,h,
NJ +. sewing circle held wris,er tes,;.
Val al Fattee's HALL last Thursday ever.
'og' which was a great success. At a..
early hour the tall was well filled and
everything passed off to the entire salts.
faction OF ali present. OYSTERS were
seiN,a iaie 10 the evening to about one
huadred couple, whose appetites seemed
W crave these OlvaiveS, and those who
pA'ionizs our entertainments begin 10
'ee' that The programme is incomplete
Without mem. The Bethel Ccrne, Band
vas present, aud We can but say we fee,
proud OF them and tGeir forts. Daring
'he evening they gave proof OF decided
Improvement.
We have about two teet OF snow on .
level and moro coming, leaving roads
very loose and iull ol pitch holes.
Tac usual amour, ct lumber, from 40.
100000 to $4,000, coo ieet will be cut GA
the streams tributary to the Audroseoe-
gin, this Water.
Last SAbtalh the triGid air kept church
goe'S within their own homes. Since
the hishwiuds have dril,ed the light snow
50 Is to blockade the most OF our high.
ways, IN many clses the beaten track
eeips higher than the fence. Many OF
our farmers are laying in their annual
supply of ice. c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
North Paris

Hiram W. Durham has purchased the
homestead farm Of his father, Samuel W &.
DuuLam.
An interesting Christmas tree at Mr..
Nsthsuiel Young's. and many valuable
and interesting presents were distributed
therefrom. Mr.. John Rii.on was the
lucky recipient OF Al eartnen teapot, and
was delighted, ard declared that 1t Was
lust what he wanted. BI! when he dis
covered hole il the side. and declared
to the company that his tea pot was q
leaky oue, shout greeted his ears that
made him feel for a moment the iull
force o. the Joke. and Johu took his tea
pot and lef, Tor home amid the laugh aid
nerriment OF the company.
| Is somewhat surprising these hard
times TO see large stores luil OF goods,
but Samuel W. DInham is live Yankee
add believes in lively business IN duh
times. and has one of the largest as well
As one of the best selected stocks OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
Peru.

Dec. S0.-Ole foot OF solid snow Eel.
last night and the wind i; blowing it all
into drifts. We now have two and one
half feet oil snow in the woods, and tie
farmers are hauling up their wood for
the next year Batter is selling here
now Al 2S,ts per 10. cheese, llcts. beans
sell at 81 80 y bushel
W. 5. Walker recently killed pig
about six months old which weighed 800
lbs.
Henry Rowe, of Peru, has recently
bought Albion Likeness farm in Franklin
Plantation. formerly Owned By Geo.
johnson.
The winter school 10 Ridge District is
taught BY Mr.. A. P Ayerill OF Middleton,
Mass.
Mr.. John W. Irish, the teacher OF
Wyman District is preparing for school
exhibition at the close OF his term. 1t
will DE complete success es past al
tempts OF Mr.. Irish testify.
A. l.. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
No. Paris

The Officers elect OF Mt. Mica Lodge,
No. Il |. o. o. F. d. S, Knapp. n. q. ;
+, A. ThaYer. V. G.; +. j. Dennet,
Rec. Scc'y; .. NJ. Bent, Per Sec'y: S.
Z. Richardson, Treas. S. +. Briggs, c.
l. Richardson, c. NJ. Field, trustees,
were installed Thursday evening by &.
A. Wilson, D. G. NJ. The Lodge is do
Ing a good work in our community.
The Officers elect Of Aurora EncAmp-
ment, No. 25, j. RJunSs, G. p; l.. d.
Stacy, Ii. p; + j. bennett. Scribe n
ID. Bolster, S. W; c. W. Bickiord. j.
W. will be installed Monday eve, jar 10.
Mr.. John Morse au aged citizen was
stricken with paralysis Monday morning
E NJ. Thayer has contracted to haul
100 cords Of wood for James Merrill.
He says il is q fact that tie wind last
Wednesday was 50 high that it bowed
The stake right out of his slsd. Should
Ike to hear the next. f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09

The regular Reform Club meeting
Saturday night was OF Unusual interest.
Miss Gerry and Mr.. Marble again fur
nisted music. Il is expected that Mr..
Hilm1u OF Auburn will lecture before
The Club on Wednesday evening.
Rev. Sylvester Bessey OF Lincoln Cen
ire aid representative to the Legislature
from that district. spent last Sabbath
with hi, friends in Paris.
Nj. Weeks's dancing school is p;ogiGg
t. De a good success. Nearly thirty
couples are registered. Next session,
TuesI " evening, Ct Academy Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
y orWay.

We took = peep into Norway Liberal
Institute. last Friday, and listened TO
declarations by the little scholars.
They all seemed interested in the eXeJ-
cises, and did well the work assigned
them. Mr.. Black keeps remarkably
good order, and his success this term is
no less than at the previous one. The
Institute Is well provided with recitation
rooms, furnished with maps, clnvenie- i
seats ana desks, philosophical apparatus,
globes. etc. We we're pleased 10 notice
that the walls were covered with a neat
paper. and did not present that appear
auce o. ;otsl blarkness so common in
schoO rooms. \ well sustained Lyceum,
10 connection with the school. holds
weekly meetings Fijay evenings. The
village is 10 te congratulated upon sus-
tanning slch an excellent school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
south Rethel.

Business Of all kinds except breaking
roads ia decidedly dull. But very little
lumber is being drawn to any of the
mi.l-, none OF which are running more
than three or lour hours per day. y
Jaruaiy Ihaw is the only thing now that
viii give them lite.
Notwithstanding tho hard times, il
seemed 20 be determined that Christ mas
shoU u not pass unobserved. Ga Thurs
day evening q large family gathering
was erl Jed at the house of Ira Cush-
man Where presents OF much value
were iuicrchanged. and pleasant even
ing passed. Ga Saturday evening, there
wss gathering u, tie scaoolAouse, de-
signed moye especially 10, he little oaes.
Though /; proved one OF The mos, III
element evenings of Tue season. the
house was we'll filed, and q couple OF
hours were spent ia singing. speaking.
and la5'eauN. Then presents were dis
,ri5uicd ..om a beautiful and well laden
tree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09

goods to be found 10 The country. lie
believes that exchange is no robbery and
where cash is scarce, takes all kinds Of
hrming produce in exchange for his
goods.
{. q. & l.. f. Gilman have rented the
blacksmith shop OF G. B. Richardson,
and are doing a good business in the
blacksmith line.
y new firm by the name Of Filing
wood Il Andrews, are now occupy ing
the carriage factory formerly owned by
Andrews y Packard, and are getting in
machinery aud other matters in read
mess for the manufacture Of chairs.
Dea. Whiltemore and wife are very
sick at my present writing, with lung
fever. Jxo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
The Grand Union OF New York.

To Southern and Western Travellers TO the Cen
tennial who intend visiting New York, will find
The GRAND UNION HOTEL, Opposits Grand Cen.
trial depot, one of the best hotels in New York to
stop at. II is so near the depot that the traveller
is spared all annoyance and expense OF carriage,
baggage and eXpressage hire while its location is
such that street car and stage lines radiate from
this point to all parts OF the city. It has elegant
ly.furnshed rooms, has all the latest improve
ments and is run on the European plan. Travellers
visiting New York, or on their way to or from the
Centennial, will find it par excellence in every
respect. L is under the management OF W. d
GARRISON, and has become one OF the most
popular hotels in the city OF New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
West Paris.

The order of the day is snow and blow,
and our roads sre blocked with huge
drifts that make them almost impossible
but little business is done on that account.
II is quite cheering 10 hear again the
familiar sound of the whistle on our steam
mill, calling the help from refrcshment
20 labor, aud the buzz OF the many saws
successfully break the monotony OF the
dali times.
M,ss,S. Brown and Blrrows have start
ed up their mill, and the prospects are
iltite,ing tor good winters business.
Mr., Herman Fuller closes very prof
liable term OF school in this district next
Friday. NJ. Fu.er has been unliring in
his Efforts 10 make this school one OF the
best tia, has ever been taught in this
district. lie has secured The love and
good VIII OF every parent and scholar.
The school will close with an appropriate
exhibition At Centennial Hall next Friday
evening". the weather is uuiavorab,e
the next pleasant night Al are invited.
The apron festival Of tie Ladies' Aid.
IVES wei attended and good time WAS
enjoyed 10y all Things were slightly
mixed however. when the badge holders
came 70 look Tor their aprons. Il was
Young aGd old. 5ondsman as well IS free,
desirable as well as undesirable matches.
It was yoar vile aud my husband, to the
satisfaction OF some and to the annoyance
o. others, ,Lus Tie supper table presented
i iudicrous appearance. We will not tell
our bachelor liiend Dlyis's experience,
this time.
\ sad acciden, happened here las.
Thursday afternoon. While Mr.. Charles
G1ss, a man about sixy-eiEht years Of
age. was leading to water four yeaI old
colt thu; bad been recently shod, the colt
20, the lu.l length OF the halter and kick
I Mr. Goss, hitting him in the lace and
neck, lractuIiug his under jaw in two
places, and cutting an ugly wound in
his lGce. besides Otherwise injuring him.
His wounds wee dressed, aud to all APP
pearances he is nov doing well.
JSo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
\ SpieadId Hair Dressing and
RcStOreT Combined.

Woods Improved Hair Restorative is
-a'-At A.t otHc-. and h-s uo equal. The Improv
e Las a.' vegetable ,ou.c properties; restoring
srcs -s-r OBJ glossy natural color restores faded
d-y' harsh ana falling hair; restores, dresses.
gives 'sos 10 -ac hair, restores hair 20 prema-
iarc.F bald heals. removes d,nirun. humors.
- -1t,..as, removes irritation. Itching and
'-. -rlasss. 10 article produces such VOC lcr-
i-- r-.c,s. Try 30, can Cor Woods Improved uair
Ec-t..at-,e ana DONE De- pH. ~ l-jih any other
er'.-s. sold by all druggists IN this place and
dealers everywhere Trade supplied 40 manriac-
'-rel, prices ly G. A COOK 8 Co, Chicago, sole
Agents .a.,le United states AMI Canaias. and by
Weeks & Potter. Bst.1. 4u22 -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
See notice. robe lost.
GOLD RELIA BILE"

There are many reputed remedies for that very
prevalent disease, Chronic Nasal Catarrh, but
none which have given general satisfaction and
become acknowledged standard preparations, ex'
ccpt Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. II continues to
enjoy an unprecedented popularity. This reputa
ton has been earned through the permanent cures
it has wrought, having proved itself specific in
the worst forms OF the disease. Pierce's Pocket
Memorandum Books are given away At drug
stores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
Lions About.

], Isl s. dangerous thing % tr.ae with q cold. A
tArkey prcacacr once tllJ his hearers that he
thanked G53 ,h4- tAe degl went ao5u, as roar
as lion. seeking shoa BE might devour lie
~ sai catch loe- fellow Who tidu't know be was
near him, ou; when be heard The r5ar hc could get
ou' OF the way. if Dee d,in'; be deserved TO lie a"
- when one hears tLc Whceze or tlc cough which
te'- .i .i' OILS Lon 90 assumption lurking around
NJ -LOu.i 80 90 DR. WI~IAE'- BAL>A1I OF WILD
Nht4-i.a. and >c- uu- 0t ile IS AS 20 danger. This
lti.-ia..'l Is well known, has been lrici nearly
-... years. AID .s -ckulw.ei--d by al no use 10
70 tc unsurpassed iu i,s soothing and healing
properties. 20 cent, aa1 &, a bottle. sold by all
druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
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The Oxford Democrat,
AND
VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE,
Quarterly,
From January LIST, 1877. TO January LIST,
1878,
For ST.. SO.

We have made arrangements with JAWS WICK,
the World. Renowned Florist, of Rochester, n. Y,
which enable us to offer his elegant illustrated
Quarterly, in connection with THE OXFORD DEM
oCEAr, FOR the price OF the latter alone.
Every person, old or new subscriber, who pays
for THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT 10 January !, 1873,
before the 18th OF January, 1877, viii be entitled
to receive the benefits OF this offer.
Old subs Iibcrs, who have paid for portion OF
the year 1877, will be entitled to the GUIDE by
paying for the remaining months Of that year. at
the rate OF l2l cents per month.
This offer will positively close on the 18th OF
January, lss7.
Hundreds Of persons in oxford County received
the GUIDE last year, by accepting 4 similar OFFER
and by suggestions received from il have made
their homes more cheerful, and met with better
success in both flower and kitchen gardening.
Subscribers must pay all arearages and SUM-
cicnt to carry the paper through 1871. No others
will receive the GUIDE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
Of that Dir al disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy, j. anxious 20 make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. To all who desire IT,
lac will send a copy Of the prescription used gree
o. charge with directions for preparing and
using the same. which they will find a Sure CURE
for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoSCHiTis, SC.
Parties wishing the prosecution will please I'D .
dress REV. l.. \. WILSON,
janl Cm 1914 Penn S., Williamsburg New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
Errors Of Youth.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility, Premature De :ay. and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretiOn will for the
sake OF suffering humanity, send free 10 all Nho
need il, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy 10y which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing 10 profit by the advertisers experience
can do 20 by addressing in perfect confidence,
j3nl Gm JOHN u. OGDEN, T. Cedar ST, y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09

Mcssrs. WEEKS Il POTTER; Conference.-The
inl enclosed 80 cents, for which s,uj me . col.
LlNS NOLTAIC PLA%TEGS. They seem 20 be
iu,t The thing for nervous complaint as those who
use them testify. 30 not Use them myself tout
scc,us your advertisement, amt knowing IN q some
81 ny ucighOOr- We're nrriag from various pcr-
Nous and painful diseases, prevailed upon them
O. ~ thc \OLTAlC FLASHES, and thus far
they have proved very satisfactory. Please send
me your lowest Istes by the dozen.
Very respectfully, q. ". BOSTWICh.
MI. Sterling, o., July 20, l~IG.
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PAY UP.

Having made changes in THE OXFORD DEMO
CR,r OFFICE, requiring large OUTLAWS of money,
IT becomes necessary TO call upon those Indebted
10 Us, to settle their accounts Immediately. Sub
scribers will please consult the dates, upon their
Sins, and those owing for advertising or printing
will please give their bills prompt attention.
GEO. ii. WATKINS.
Paris. October y, ls76.
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PinnpleS.

will mail Free the re pc for preparing a sim
pie VEGETABLE BALM that viii remove TAN,
tRECkLE>, PlMPLES and BLoTCuEs, leaving
the skin soft, clear aud beautiful; also instructions
for producing luNuriant growth Of hair on bald
head or smooth face. Address Ben. Nandclf {
Co., Box 5I2l, No. . Wooster ST., Ny. janl 6m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-09
RUSH OFF MY STOCK,
SO as not 10 be caught with un-
SaIeablc goods when the
monkey era arrives.

wish 10 call the attention OF my already many
riopds and the public generally, TO the fact that
have leased the store formerly occupied by A.
OSCAR MOVES, and have had the same newly
iitted up 10 fret class style, and am ready 20
sell goods IS Low As TIE LOTEST, for the
same quality Of goods.