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quent lax T
house PARISH.
- crime Of The authority N
~ TASTED by law, l will proceed
cell. at public auction, at the
I'm. House door Of 'h's parish.
s,liu l+b,ti sale hoars' on i
saturday, the 18th Day OF
Snv. A D.. 1881, in accordance
9Th Sec of Act No. LOT OF the
E..,n.ral Assembly of this State
.sion OF 1880, the following
,.cr,Drd D aperty, forfeited ana
md for led, qaent iaSes anu '"'
tdepql I; II n vt
Todi Mrs Ann-home pace
..aud.a portn by Sra'kinghead,
-, by stahl place, south hy
Ssf west v, by W T Hayden, ESQ 8
n .,ss in wee SO, T q, n L 8 b
Todd Il B-160 acres $ W qr
D ! 20, mr. 5 e, / interest III
"a acres Il hlf OF SEC 10, 70, u
o. o. h,f Interest in 800 acres
n ~ s4e q, t q, n 6 e; 1898
a ~ " hIf OF sec II 9 BIZ sec lo
ID lite ur6 Z; SO acres $ ~ h1
&C. ~ - Sc 10, I 20 D r s e; 800
sore = see | aud half sec 2, IL
nr6 e, 2IS3 acres
Collins s P agents or 9
ar Sec 20 q hIf S " or " vc Or s "
" " acc %; 20 nr6 e-l60 acres
u Dnnu G T-e hlf sec Ii, t ~
Irss:se ar u or sec II, t ~, r
| 6 :. .sec Is and rs aud bill OF
s.. = s.; 8 ill sec 26, IS, 5 e.
l52n acres. ,,s
or W ar S e or nv or S e or s
n qrue ar 8 9 qr w qrn . q
1sw ar, / 10, nr6 e-ooo acres
i Dunbar J D--u hlf II Or ant
L. " ar e or sec 81, t % II + .
n 300 acres
johnson Tho In Q Or SCI
hll, t %, arc $50 acres.
Green .Emma-no description
to be fou nd.
Hutchinson Morgan-s " q
~ a. section 26, Or \ e 9
III Dhli II s., or sec 81 20 n r5 e
& 100 acr~s.
Sparks s. R-Bounded SOU
+ by Mrs Wright, IVES, by Schrot
\ ,llr, ana north by MFs onoe
y eraSs-l0 acres.
Viuson " Pot l and a
that part lot 2 lying north OF IL
Il Profit lranch running throns
iot sec II 81 5 e-35 acre
Walker Peter-house aud /
botuded by Alien, south al
west by Irsvior, NORTH by cello
al M4iao dist Church i acre.
Withzrspoon Jaber-hou
ana lot bounded North south Al
west by Todd, east by Dufee-
acre.
Norwood D I ageut-bell
part Of Sandle tract sec rs, q
quarter section IS, u e or Il
SEC 27, t 2O-64O acres.
AZ TubbervilIe SIM W or d
or 10, 2 and e hlf g o. sec !
. blf or of lot 4 Sec "a, t :
II nr1 e-420 acres.
n Williams J &c hlf n or
I %; W hf n W or sec "a; g hlf S
or Sec Il, 4 q, re g, lots 3, 4 a
7svc %, t 20, I 6 9, l5S acres.
II Reilly 5 W-bonnded west
Z Collins and Howell, south
u King, east by Keller, and We
by Howell, 20, sec 20 and 80
II RS e. trac'n / Of sec 20 9
ofn e Or " hif OF q e or and frt
9 hlf of II W ar aud tract W hlf
u~qr anil 80 acres off the n
HI Of S hlf Of Sec 80 and the S e
II Of ne Or sec 80 )6o acres bou'
ID ed n by Starsuey,s by Pratt,
b, Dawes and " by Newton
sec 20 and 80 FL 6 9 100 &C
being IN soc 8 20 r . 9. conta
ing in all $50 acres.
Traylor r B-boun led n
] Cason g Bas,rop and Casonv
road " BY Male Lands by
III sou, known as the r B Tray
I plantation, beginning h'f mile
Y Of n corner SEC II, l9 n G
known as part of Petit pla
l40 acres.
Allen Mrs A EJ Hilton agn
IH residence and land bounded n
Bastrop and Pt Pleasant 10
eby Sllbernagel, S by Brigh
add W by Deao, situated in
4 corporation OF Ba, trop.
I'D Brigham Mrs Mary-s Or
nwqr Of sec "a t21 nr5 9
fept aud less l 40-lO0 acres 4
the S 9 or of said section.
W ~
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| FAX Collectors Sale

!. 40 / louisiana vs. Delin-
F'a aaent Tax Debtors of More
house parish
D. virtneot The authority n
D ss.stsd by law, l will proceed
R.ayj At public auction, ut the
House door Of this parish,
I;n led sale honrs. on
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LAURA LEE,
LifH4sszsHa

k3Tf1.as4wf9
L. P. DELAHOUSSAYE, -..---- Mast er
A A ROLAND Clerk.
Will leave New Orleans every Satur-
day evening throughout the year, maxi
ing close connection with the Raburn
line for Bayou Bartholomew and other
tributaries. This boat leaves for New
Orleans every Tuesday evening from
Monroe All freight consigned to this
boat will be handled with promptness
and as cheap as any other line of boats
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Will make regular through trips be-
tween New Orleans and all landings on
BAYOU Bartholomew. The Rosa b. VIII
continue in the trade as long as water
and business will permit. Patronage
solicited.
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Est,,rday, the 18th Day OF

Rf,r A D., 1881, in accordance
[ a'I' Sec. / of Act No. LOT Of the
E.nersl Assembly of this State
OF 1880, the following
s.,cr,Drd D ,perty, forfeited anh
,onaut taxes and not
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16
VOLUME XIV.
The PITTsRURcH
WEEKLY POST
FOR THE YEAR 1852.
Democratic Organization. PriBci-
pies dHd Candidates.
No Lowering the Flag. No surrender.
NO Coneessfon.
Hut the Renewal OF the OIh Battle for
an Ola Time victory.

Never was There q greater necessity FIR activity.
wrtchf1'uesz. and unTielding political Integrity
opposition party can defeat the con spirator
Its tra MIA Ion must he maintained in all its old
Fun Vfgr0r. its party Usa2es and traditions cher
fsuCT rs own selected leaders trusted and en-
r1ur1 gaI. fts membership strengthened and edu-
cafcI in the faith Of the fathers To the Demo
cratic party is confded the exalted duty Of defeat
ing the efforts 0f men in the Republican party ia
uu another form Of government TN place OF tina
which exists Therefore IL Is the highest patriot
ism t0 defend and maintain organization I'm its
gr-a atozf effectiveness
THr PrTTsrrRGH PosT IS committed to this prfr-
ciuIe fn an its length and breadth and if possible
the u1z+ viii f- labor TO strengthen the party hold
mo the bands Of its trusted leaders. spread Demo
the success Of Democratic candidates. National.
Stote and local
So nrrrh s1r the political course OF Tfrg WEEKLY
POST during the e1min" year: but i'm all its de-
uEnf0I ness 10 tr7 readers rs q family journal.
THE LIrEHARY DEP AErsEN-T viii he enriched by
choice and oarefUllv selected miscellany. consist
ING of tales, poetry, sketches. hum0r and biogra-
THE NEWS DUPA Ur,IFH-r VIII! bc care fully edited
and include careful summary Of the events Of the
waokar home and abroad. with specials. teIegra M
ana onrrrsV sVou7euce from Washington and Harris
uiy1atu-n-
AN AGHICULTUnAL and HOrsEBoIp DEPART.
NrENT viii be added as new and attractive fca-
turr
THE MARKET REroRTs, and especially reports OF
cattle markets. win be prepared with the utmost
care, and afford Information of the highest value
10 the farmer and dealer.
ErTU0PTALT.Y. THE WEEKLY POET Will diycnzs
All questions with Cnndor and sincerity. Tt will
promote hes- If can Democratic revival and re-
sst an efforts o. lSiu- -egTata the party or weaken
dence 70 Democrats to second its efforts by extend
ing it's circulation.
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sister Anna has tried to get so far ahead of
time and make things Zap over that she has
abused and probably killed herself, besides
crIminally neglecting and mismanaging her
children. 1 don't suppose she has averaged
over five hours sleep out Of the twenty -four
during the last five years, ana think of that
amount of rest for q woman whose brain and
muscles are forever in use Every year
come up here and find things going from bad
to worse among my relatives and most of
my friends, and the horrible part of it is
that nothing one can say or do will have the
slightest effect
Don't yon think your very natural ankle
ty about your sister may have coIored your
diagnosis little 90 1 inquired
Not in the least" my companion an
swered. 'AEna's pulse was one hundred
and twelve. The respiration was labored
and ominously frequent. There is no mis-
taking such signs"
GLOW could she keep at work with such a
pulse as that ?'' l asked
by the exercise Of will power" said the
doctor. 'In our family will power is a di-
rect inheritance. If it could only have been
/ put TO good use how much might have been
. "'Soiil pllSLlGA Ny UGdIs til4S VIII power
/ eats salt pork when good beef and the most
| nutritious food are absolute necessities. II
/ makes all its cream into butter that the casT
may Gap over 1t drinks skim milk, and
works nineteen hours out of twentY-four.''
Soon after this the doctor dropped me a
my clearinghouse.
''NOw you know all about it, ''she remark
ed in parting, "and if any one ever asks yoI
why Mary Stedman did not remain amonl
her relatives YOU car say that she declined t,
live among criminals and suicides"
Five months after the above incident sis
ter Anna died, and one year from that dat
the widower married again. The secon,
wife is duplicate of the first, working nigh
and day and laying up for a future whicl
1t is more than likely she never will enjoy
. Eleanor HirE en- Christian Union
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and then he went OF He was about to tel
me where he was going. but told him I did
not want to know, as / could find ont soon
enough. I have never heard Of him since
subsequently Brown escaped and retract-
ed this confession, saying that DIE bad been
induced to make it 10y the lawyers for the in
surauce companies, who, be said, had told
him That If he would make it and If Mrs.
UiLmau would deliver the policies TO the
companies, he would be permitted to 60
free Mrs. HnIman did surrender the poll
cies and confessed that she knew her hus-
band was alive. The Baldwius, EIs. Hill
man and the Browns have since disappeared,
and no trace of them has been found. Hill
man las been frequently seen since then,
and he is known TO be in some OF the mining
CAMPS around LeadyIe. The company hav
detectives on his track
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THE SUN for 1882

Next year THE Sun viii make its fifteenth an
nuaI revolution under the present management
and ararfovs c0ntented ami unhappy. Rcuubli-
Iigeut and ulruse. THE suns lights for mo nkiud
W. ~-r7 is fa- the good while n rors HOT IIscor,
fort on the hlisteriuE backs OF the uersistcntIy
THr SrS ofIsrs was p rewzuaprr ofa new kind.
10 discarded uauyof rho forms and q multitude Of
tho suuerfugus words and phrases of ancient Jour
ualsm. T. undertook to -ep0rt iu fresh sUcrinct,
orrftrfug no event Of human interest and cornrnen-
ting uuou affairs with the fearessness Of absolute
WIS the success Of THE sun. II effected pc~man-
ont change iu the style Of American newspapers.
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ter THE Sun Every important Journal already
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To politics we have decided oufnions: and we
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con DE understood, We say what we think about
men and events That habit is the only se,ret Of
IHE SrN.s political c7urse.
pages the best matter Of the seven daily issues
An A-rinuItur7i Department Of unequaIle merit.
run market reports. and liberal proportion Of lit
grIrT raiauriGc and domestic Intelligence complete
IHE WrENTT SUS and make IT the best newEpa-
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Who does not know and read and like the SUN-
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Like damask rose you see,
Or like a blossom on a tree
Or like the dainty flower in May,
Or like the morning to the day,
Or like the sun, or like the shade
Or like the gOurd which Jonah made
Even such is man, whose thread is spun,
Drawn out and out, and so is done.
The rose withers, the blossom blasteth
The rose fades, the morning hasteth,
The sun sets, the shadow flies,
The gourd consumes, the mamie dies.
Like the grass that's newly sprung,
Or like the tale that's Just begun,
Or like the bird that's here TODAY
Or like the pearly dew in MAY,
Or like an hour or like a span,
Or like the singing of a swan
Even such is man, who lives by breath,
Is here, now there, in life and death
The grass withers, the tale is ended
The bird is flown, the dew's ascended,
The hour is short the span not long,
The swans near death, mans life is done
Like the bubble in the brook,
Or in glass much like a look
Or like the shuttle in a weaver's hand,
Or like the writing iB the sand
Or like a thought, or like a dream,
Or like the gliding of a stream
Even such is man, who lives bv breath,
Is here now there, in life and death
The bubbles burst, the look forgot,
The shutte's flung, the writings blot,
The waters glide mans life is done
Like an arrow from bow,
Or like swift course OF water flow,
Or like the time 'twiXt food and ebb,
Or like the spiders tender web,
Or ike race, OF like the goal,
or like the dealing Of dole:
Even such is man, whose brittle state
Is always subject unto fate
The arrow shot the flood soon spent,
The time no time, the web soon rent,
Tie race soon run. the goal soon won,
The dole soon dealt, mans life soon done
Like to the lightning from the sky,
Or like a post that quick doth hie
Or like Guaver in a song,
Or like a journey three DAYS long
Or like the snow when summers come,
Or like pear, or like plum
Even such is man who heaps up sorrow
Lives but this day, aud dies tomorrow.
The lightning'S past the post must 90,
The song is short, the journey so,
The pear doth rot, the plum doth fall,
The snow dissOlves, and so must all.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

THE following poem is Justly considered
poetical gem Of the highest order. The orr
ginal was found In an Irish Ms. in Trinity
College. Dublin. There is reason to think
that the poem WAS written by one of those
primitive Christian bards in the reign of King
DiaTmid, about the year 541, and was sung
and chanted at the last grand assembly of
kings, chieftains and baTds, held in the ia
mOus halls of Tara. The translation is by
DR.. O'DOnovan. a manuscript copy of the
poem was sent by Prof Stewart. OF Trinity
College. to the person who furnished it for
publication in the Buffalo Commercial Aayer-
ttseT Z
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(uticura
Blood POisOIti iH0s. !ScrOTttLOWS ~
GERS and Itching HttSnOrs,
16scesseS and Gland
SJidT' Seedlings.
LEAD POISONING.

Mr. Albert kingsbury, hesns, n. H, troubled
with bad humor on hands and neck. caused BY
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rom the flesh in large pieces suffering great con-
unual itching md singing. Purchased vour rem
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less than three months effected a complete cure.
and EEs not been troubled since. Corroborated by
Bullard = Foster. nruggists. kcene. ". II.
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PSORIASIS.

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OF Psoriasis, or LeprOsy. Of twenty years stand
ing. by the CUTTCURA REsOLvENT Internally. and
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most wonderful case % record. Cure certified to
before justice Of the peace and prominent oiti-
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should send to us for this testimonial in full
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

7. W. Adams, Newark, Chic, says: "CUTIcUEA
REMEDIES are the greatest medicines on earth.
Had the worst case salt rheum in this ceunty. My
mother had il twenty years, and in fact died from
lE. / believe CUTICURA would have saved her life
Ny arms, breast and head were covered for three
years which nothing relieved or cured until used
the CUTICCRA BBsOLvENT internally and CUTT~
cURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

Too NUCH RELIGION. was on bis way
from LeadTiIc. He had ON q ragged old
suit. bad bat, and He had been taking his
meals about twenty -four hours apart TO make
his money carry him through eyes. I ike
the country out that way he replied fu an
swer To the query. "The climate is GOOD,
the scenery is fine, euC some OF the people
are honest as needs be, The trouble is
knowing how to take bad ones" Il should
think that would be easy 2'' sfTes, 10 looks
that way; but had some experience. /
am the original discorerer of the richest
mine around Ieadville. Yes. 1 am the very
man, though You wouldn't think it To see
these old clothes" ''Theu Won DONE own it
now 90 Not a bit of it. I'll explain. I
was p0kiug around the hills and found
signs. 7 collected some specimens FOR assay,
staEed off q claim, and went OH % the as
savers. Il was two days before DE Jet me
know that 7 had struck the richest ore that
Ee had eyer assave5, and then 7 hurried
back 90 my claim. Hang my buttons if it
hadn't been jumped How o." "1Fhv e
gang Of slarpers had found the spot, built
mp a uole shauty. and hung out q sign of
First Baptist Church over the door. True
as shooting. they had, and The law out there
is that no man can sink shaft Within two
hundred feet of a church building They
saw me coming, and when i cot there they
were building 2 revival. There were SIX of
them, and they got mp one after another,
and told how wicked they had been, and
how sorry they were, and-would y0u be-
ieye it2-they had the check 80 ask me 70
lead on the singing. 7 went TO law, but
they peat me. Three days after the verdict
the church burned down, and before the
ashes were cold the congregation were de-
velcping q mine worth over s3,010.C10. You
see, 1 didn't know how to take them
''Was there any particular way Co take
them 2T "Tou bet there was. / ought TO
bave opened ON that revival with a JFinehes-
ter rifle, and given the coroner $50 fora YER
dict thatdeath came from too much religion ''
a HORNETS NESr IS said % le The best pol
isher i'm the world for glass lenses. But vou
want to do your polishing when the hornets
are not around 90 help yau. For uha. shall
it profit a man If he polish q dozen glass lens
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CurlCuR "a

and CUrICURA SOAP externally and CUTICUFA RE-
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Depot, WEEKS X POTTER, Boston Mass.
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s Alt RHEuM.

Those who have experienced tho torInents Of
Salt Rheum can appreciate the agony I endured
toryears, until cured by the CUTICUEA REsoLvENr
internally and CUTICURA and CU1ICURA SOAP eX.
tcmally.
Mrs. WM. PELLrSGToN. Sharon, wis
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A DNTNTSTRATO NOTICE.

IA Estate cf THOMAS MCCoNNFrT decd.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of ThOs..
Mcconnell. n9tc of Summcrhil township. deceas-
ed having heen issued 10 the undersigned by the
Register of Cambria county. pll persons indebted
to saiC estate are requested 20 make immediate
payment and those having claims against the
same viii present them prorerly rrobated for set
Element. AUG JUSTINE MCCONNELL.
Nov "a ISSl.-6t.* Administrator.
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TIE DtTTK PnSTr-

Published Every Morning lexcept sunday.
BY Mail, uer anuum. postage free............Ss.oO
9 months. ............ 200
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B. C& y.
NOVEMBER 18th 1881.
BARGAINS n
Underwear for Men, Women and Children.
B. & B.

At So 60 75c.. - 90 and M.
Ladies' Scarlet Underwear at S1.25, I.50, Sl.75
aud mo.
Children's MerinO Tnderwcarfrom &c. apiece up.
Childrcn's Scotch Mixed Pants and Vests.
Childron's Scarlet Pants and Vests in MI sizes,
from 10 10 2ac.
Mems Neriuo shirts and Drawers 1T 25, 40, 50,
co. T5c.. Il 90 and up 10 the finest qualities
Mems genuine Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers
all sizes.
Bows underwear in White, Gray and Scarlet.
Purchasers will fnd the above lines full and
complete and at prices lower Ihan elsewhere.
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IN 4 meeting Of the stockholders Of the CREs
son SruI~as COMPANY viii he held at the Office 0i
the Company, on the 5h 6CV Of J1nuorg. 12a2 nj
L. o'clock NJ for the purnose OF voting on in
crease Of the capital stock of this Company. by
the issuance or preferred stock. rs authorized by
IN act OF tho General Assembly. entitled can Act
% authorize the C'resson SPRINGS Company to is.
sue preferred stock. approved March 10Th 1878.
and for trans1ctfuu such other business az may be
brought before the meeting
JAMES h. MCCLURE, Secretary.
Nov H. 1881. st
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Business items. ar5t Insertion to- per lines ea-E
subsequent insertion 5c. per line.
80 Rrf1'uti7rl or proceeding or qHp corporation
or s-It.. alt CON r lT' oHs fsfHrra 90 t-rf rrtrn-
t.a3 10 eng 1''I 81 .Er..s- o. flffrtfHE1 51tcI-fs
J MUSK re paid for as rFuerffsr.-rlfs.
J Jon FE1NTr,sG Of all kind neatly and oxpedia-
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my daughters paralysis.-W. f. DUNCAN,
Sewickly.
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