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CITIZEN OF WILSON. N, G,-My wife had
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of my wife / have induced a number
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postoffice order for $8 to pay for it
London Hair Color Restorer is sold a
rs cents bottle by all leading drug
gists. DR.. Swayne& Son, Philadelphia
sole proprietors. Sold by John Beng
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OPINIONS or PRESS

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Ghe 9aitp Asaas.
ROCK ISLAND, .xL1xNoxs
What has the HarYess Seen!

What has the Harvest Besni
Ye men who sowed Frauds banefnl seeds!
What has the harvest been
Dishonored words dishonest deeds,
Public ana private sin.
The seed OF tares brings teres alone,
No grapes do thistles bear;
And in the fields 30 fonlly sown
Frauds fruit is everywhere.
1t flls the stolen home OF Hayes,
The fount and sonrce of Fraud,
Where tangled paths and devious ways
BY anxious feet are trod.
Forgotten oaths and broken vows,
And sugaree words that melt
Bring fresh disgrace upon the house
- Where honest lincoln dwelt.
Der all the land, and day by day,
From Frauds too fertile fields
The crop comes in o child may say
What fruit the harvest yields. M
Base thefts and vile hypocrisies,
Frauds stolen, trusts betrayed,
Truths plants o'ergr0Wn by weedY lies,
And honest grain decayed.
The harvest of Frauds baneful seed
Is reaped IN woe and pain,
And, though the reaper's hand must bleed
Nothing but loss they gain.
Our need is men, strong hearted men.
TO plough the stubborn sod,
To cleanse the stricken land again,
And free our fields from frana.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-09
Local Correspondence.


CARROLLTOwS. Aug. 6, 1878
DEAR FREEMAN- On Thursday last abcut .
o o'clock, D. m, the last brick in the new school
house IN this place laid. and immediately
thereat ter = beautiful bouquet was sent up to
the contracting istcklayer, Mr.. AddeIsbei ger.
blythe Rev. Prior, no manifest in this manner
his pleasure and delight at the progress made
IN The building, the completion of whcn BE
mas so much a. heart. In a very brief time the
silver cOrnet band appeared upon the ground.
and ere long keg of beer was discovered by
parties present. and soon the occasion became
one OF feStiVtty and general rejoicing. The
success OF the contractor. Mr.. NJ. AddelSbprger,
was toasted in flowing tankards of beer bv ali
in attendance, and the afternoon was whiled
away IN pleasant converse and social inter-
cOurSe.
While on this subject it is due to Mr.. A to
express the high opinion entertained of him,
personally and as a mechanic, by the Rev. Prior
and all others Interested in the building. the
highest tribute to his workmanship being eX-
pressed by the mere mention of the fact that
out of greatly inferior materials-rough nn-
shapely and badly burned brick-he made an
excellent job, both as to appearance and solidi-
tY.
q Mr.. Addelsberger may rest assured that he can
refer at any time for endorsement as to skill,
faithfulness and prOmptneSs to Rev. Amaudus
kramer o. ;. b, and 10 all other parties di-
rectly interested.
May he continue to merit and receive the
sincere cOmmendatiOn that follows him from
Carrolltown wherever he may use his troweI in
the future. SURsUN
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OBITUARY.

MAGUIRE.-Died, in Pittsburgh, on Thurs
day, Aug. :, ISIS. Mrs. ALLEN MAGUIRE, wife
OF James Mcguire, aged about u years.
Mrs. VI. was born of French parents in one OF
the West India Islands, and when a young wO-
man came with her family to Philadelphia.
where she continued to reside until about 1872
when with her father and sister, the late Mrs
Robert l.. Johnston. she came to this place
where her brother DIR. Aristide RO6rigue, was
tnen residing. Her early education, well as
that of her deceased sister, had been carefully
attended to, and her literary and musical at
talnmentS were NOT only varied and extensive.
but OF the highest order. She possessed all the
virtues OF a true and Christian woman. and the
Catholic Church, OF which she was mem Der, ,
had no more sincere and devOut wOrshipper
Her remains were brought to this place and
inferred in the Catholic cemetery on Saturday
morning. May hersoul rest in pea,e
TEVENS.-Died, near Lore;to. July p, 1873.
VINCENT, infant son of Michuel and Mary Ste
vens, aged months and days.
Dear little White has gone
Far, far from his mothers arms;
In heaven he is. we all are aware,
Praying for US all to be there;
Gone from this world of tortures-
From all evil and snares. {. :.
WHITE Died. in Blackiick township. on Fri
day, Aug. 2d, JAMES AUGUSTINE. aged months
and "a days, and on Sunday. Aug 4, 1878, MARY
AMELIA, aged months and l6 days, twin bab bes
of James and Mary White.
FEND.-Died, in JohnstOwn, on Monday.
Aug, ), 1873. of consumption, Mrs. HANNAH
tI;NB, wife of Jacob Fcnd, in the 9th year of
her age.
PRING LE-Died, in Rlacklick township. on
Monday, Aug. >. ISsS. of pneumonia, Nr. Phil
Up w. PRINGLE, aged about 50 years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-09

CONGRESSIONALC CONFERENCE.-Cof Cofr0th
he CdRd1ddte.-T The Democratic Congression-
al cOnferees of this district met in the chanel
bnllding at Cresson, on Tuesday last at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. The different
counties were represented as follows: Cam
bria, 10y MessTs. Johnston, Blair and Downev:
Blair, by Messrs. Anderson, Woodkok and
Porter Bedford, by Messrs. Empfield,
Noble and Schell; Somerset by Messrs
Hartzell, Ruppel and Haffley. r. L. Johns
ton, Esq, of this place, was elected Presi-
dent, and Mr.. Heffley, of Somerset was
chosen Secretary, whereupou, without fur
ther proceedings. the conference adjourned
until 10 o'clock Wednesday forenoon, when
the confrees again met and the following
names were presented for their consideration:
John Z. Linton and Herman Banner, of
Camhriai; VIM. Hartley, - Reynolds and
- Kerr, OF Bedford A II. Coffroth of
Somerset. and John Cresswell, jr., of Blair
The first ballot resulted as follows: Linton
z; Baumer, |; Hartley, l Reynolds, :
Kerr, l; Cofroth, 3 ; Cressweil, B. The
name of Mr.. Cresswell was then withdrawn.
and the balloting was continued from time
10 time throughout the day, the names of
Messrs. Hartley, Reynolds and Kerr being
withdrawn after the eighth and that of ex-
Sheriff Banner after the twelfth ballot
This narrowed the contest down to Messrs
Linton and COffroth, for the former of whom
the six conferees from Cambria and Blair
voted without single variation until the
forty nth ballot was reached about o'clock
Wednesday evening, the other six couferees
meantime sticking to Gen. Coffroth with
like teuacity. After the thirty-fifth ballot
had been taken the name of Col. Linton was
withdrawn, and, on 9tion of Mr. Woodkok.
Alex. II. Coffroth, of Somerset was nomi-
mated by acclamation. The conferep ce them
adjourned sine die.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-09

A VERY HOGGISH TALE.-The following
from the Altoona Aorning Tribune of Wed
nesday may be true, but il sounds very much
to us like an old hog story rehashed and To-
Called
Nat Ramsey tells this tale on an Ants town
ship farmer and hog. The farmer built a worm
fence around one of his fields. In one of the
pannclS lie took for bottom rail a hollow log
which had a large crook i'm the middle. The
farmer had hog which annoyed him 10 little,
by getting into fields where he was not wanted,
and was no less at loss to know how that orig
inal of lard got into that field. So he instituted
q careful watch to find out the shrewdneSs that
was in this particular porker- What was his
astOnishment to fiud the animal entering at one
end of this hollow log aud emerging into the
Held at the other end, Then the farmer set his
wits at work to astOnish that hog as much as
the hog had annoyed him. So he gets to work
ard turns the log over, making the bend to-
ward tue inside OF the field, thus throwing both
ends on the outside, and awaited De evelOpmcuts
Presently along came his hogship. and darted
in at Que end OF the log, but the astOnishment
of the animal was great whe u he found he was
not in the field, and back nearly where be start
ed from. He looked sort or Obfuscafed,
thought there was some misalSe about thc mat
ter. and tried IL again and again, first in at
one end then at the other. still with the same
result-not In the field. He was the picture of
bewilderment. 50 amusing that the farmer came
near losing his life by the operation. He had
some ten feet above the ground TO watch the
movements OF the hog. and in a tlt of laughter
over the joke he had played on the animal fell
on, bur was caught by a sub OF the stump
the seat Of his unmertiOlables. aud would
probably have died ia thar position, had not
that moment and relieved him from his un-
pleasant predicament.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-09

AN USDENIABLE TRUTH.-You deserve
to suffer and if you lead miserable, unsat-
isfactOry life in this beautiful world, il is
entirely your own fault and there is only
one excuse for you, your unreasonable
prejudice aud skeDticism, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and com
mon sense reasoning will soon show you
that Green's August Flower VIII cure you
of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all
its miserable effects, such as sick headache
palpitation OF the heart, sour stomach, hab-
itual costiveness, dizziness of the head, ner-
vous prostration, low spirits. etc. Its sales
now reach every town on the Western Con-
tiuent and nota Druggist, among whom we
may name Lennon & Murray. of this place,
but will tell you of its wonderful cures
Three doses will relieve you.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the rolly.,,.i.-
- named a accounts have been passed and Il led
In the RcEistcr'> Office at Ebensburg. i'm and for
the county OF Cambria. and will ba t,rcsartr5
ia the Orphans Court OF said cof,nt, f,- - -
hrmatiou mud allowance. on WEnNFSuav the
4ii' day of SEPTEMBER, A. u. ISIS to wit
! The first and nuai recount of Lucy Met-op-
nell, Gdminiztratrix of Francis MoCofnaIi l4fs
OF tlearueld township. deed.
? The hrst and partial account 90 y GrIr
~ 5 n eHaigi',n ol Wary ,tuchuour minor child
3 The fret and partial account of y. 4 G-.r
~ mn, sGar1ian oi lfeore tioe nour. minor child
= The account ui = ohm tsz. executor ar rha fa.t
viii and testament OF Rofcrt Jfsk decd
. The third ana huai aeraunt OF ~.fn1 HIuurh
adminisiraior ei Joseph SlaE, late of Richiand
g. The nrst and fuaI account of r1h, p,--..,.
On. ~ ise rtfors 90 Peter o.. Parrish Iais
ci Muus-er township. decd
o. 2 I- lr-t am partial account nf on. Wnrfr
armiuisi ri. ur cam fr-f arrcnfn arueru Id 4 ~, -
n triE; late ul cambria -9susl.p .p, lee'f.
i-irat"t ol John ID Adams late of C1oI.ersIafs
@ The FIRST account of fahn ArtHurs. fr art
Thomas 4~tiur1. executors uf Infr Hrrfr-- i
late o. Inhn-fHHu borough. deed.
10 The first and hual ar-.urf ar Gen W We
ner. EaartIluU UI on rlfrfa &. Ia,s-f. r.t..- ~,
~ = 4ron D. tdval'ls iate 10. li-a--iiek tlEnsLip.
u. Tie second and anal account 90 t-i..s rr-
W, l..iTs.lr p L-rae- tuls luour laro ~
- lhe sscuul ant partial account rr Tf---v
Walter. cFq.. n'iti.u lstrafrr 90 - A Ertlbari -
oi Y iliaore horenut, tsc'I.
Waiter. executor d Johu Rider. late o. saa,1a,
hIl township decd
- lhe arrount ~ Bees q HIrrf. .us-.t.rr -
decd - --a'----s
-. The a~count u g e.. R Zshn ono 81 ths
ahl b. eT't
le- The second and arfial secounf % tirf,ha q
hFans aid " o. IL seetl-r. a1rnin istrzturs uf =.
u. Evans deed '--
T. The nr-t aud fnal account CO Tnsri,h f,-is..
eAecntnf DO tie last viii an Testament aT Rachel
hii e.. lafe af Washington township, tI--.l
d The hrst and final arcnuut oi f7nrner ssrrfff,
rull township. deed
JAMES ". SINGER Revisfar
Registers once. El.snshuiE A ug Il lS-s
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
AZ that the first and final account Of John
Ryan. Trustee appointed to make sale Of the real
estate of Thomas Rodgers. has been filed in the
office of the PrOthonotary Of Cambria county. and
that said account will be presented 70 the Court
for confirmation on the irst Monday of September
next, unless cause be shown TO the contrary.
&. T. C'BONN ELL, Prothonotary.
Prothonotary's Office, Ebensburg, Aug 5, ISIS
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

- Estate of MICHAEL WEAKLAND.
Whereas letters testamentary 10 the estate OF
Michael WCaklanf, late Of Susquehauna town
ship deceased, have been granted TO the under
Signed. ali persons indebted said estate are
quested TO make immediate paymen., and those
having claims demands against the estate Of
said cecedent VIII make known the same without
delay to LEWIS J. BEARER. Executor.
Susquehanna Twp. Aug 9. ISIS Ct
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SaturdaY, August 3fst. IezR.

TO wit:
ALI the right, title and interest of A. J. Kntp-
pie, of. in and 20 lot Of ground situate in Coop
ersdale borough, Cambria county. Pa. fronting
on Broad street, adjoining lot of James smith on
the north, aEd an alley the south and east,
having thereon erected two story plank house
now in the occupancy of 4. J. Knipple Taken
Ia execution and to be sold at the suit cf James
Cooper, for use of Leonard Hook
Also all the right, title and interest Of Pred
e-fck Hoffman, Of, IN and 20 a lot OF ground situ-
ate in the Fourth ward OF J .IohnstoUn borough,
Cambria county Pa fronting on the Bedford
Turnpike on the east, adjoining lot of Hugh Ryan
the nor h. lands of heirs OF J. Horner. de-
ceas ed. on the south. and rum ing back to al
ley, having thereon erected a story plank
house, now IN the occupancy of Frederick HOf-
man. Taken in execution aud to be sold at the
suit of Margaret Stemmer.
TERMS OF SALE Oue-third Of the purchase
money to be pdid when tho property is knocked
down. and the remaining wO-Ihirds befuTe the
confirmation of the deed
JOHN RYAN. Sheriff
Sheriff OHce, Ebensburg, 4 uEust :, 1873.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-09

-You will and the best assortment of
shoes and the lowest prices for the same at
Rarkers' cheap cash stores, Ebensburg and
CaIroilLown.