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FOR RENT,

GENERAL ROOMS Grace Sifee near - ia Rent E;;;
- ,uIrnhc lodging rooms Tor .o"'5 u.s." EiiI
s5 Der month for each. Apply 10 ~ 49,, ,1 Collectors
TOLEh q Sooni ASe"NS
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IN cuaNCERY-yIRG Alta Superior Court OF Chan,
cery for the Richmond Circuit held at tc STATE Court HOUSE, W
the civ of Richmond On Saturday, February ai ls'u -
William Brand, David ackstep and Fanny MS wiie: "i ~
T Amelia Brand Joseph Brand, Eliza Brand ami Louis
I,ran hu so last uants under the aye 81 twenty one
years and sue Brand, their mother AMI hsxt %
y. w ii.u,., ." -, NJ 49,, bs .Ic Plaintiffs:
against .,,, =. ,,,;.;,,,, r;x nj IN,
CIT. NJ Edmund H Crenshaw deceased anu administrators ue u"h
es " h will snnexeJ of cnauin l}ran Deceased John bran
n.rson Of unsouni mind by Powatan Roberts MS
ia,, 1le. Brand Sarah Robertson, Fanhy brahi
III. puncr, AMI the trustees oi inc
Assembly oi as Defendants
II Rranl day
60, ony Of an ORDER OF the probate Cont hcid al INC ciy "
S;, ami. within and county of saint LOUIS ~ hs >
sam, M he 6th ay OF March, s49 showing that no has
ven nn and security guardian OF the ersoh anu csae
.ri ~ ,o sam ~ Two Thousand four hundred uoa ahu 'e
Rhsrt HranI y his prcsentcda petition .aylns m d.
,u,ur,e him anil remove ms warn -
,ock ANA money under control Of the Cour III h,s
S,.,, Of Ns.oi the place OF residence 81 hmsu am 49,,
br The Cont doth be certified 20 Tue s"
onrt held Al The city Of Saint, Louis that the SAID w"h
oe snd will probably less than three hureu
dollars nor more than hundred and fifty dollars anu v
uucs ccuy this, whether inc poiu A
raid Robert Brand az NC III
effect his accountapit! o
wards portion and money, as well ~ ol m w,
all other which has or aay lropdpiy eo nv $50
hands such guardian nj
And the Court order that notice Of the ~
Tho said Robert Brand said property DC efe "
all persons the estate oil sah wai anu
ner, four weeks III some newspaper l
ls,eL A Copy. Iest5 naornr., ,,.~~
June l2-cwiw T. hopINAS' Wv
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..silOE FINDINGS AND LEhTIEN.'
T.. s GODFREY.
No II Sprru ciiNgsr SHEET.
N... Is.if;n,nrr Street. baltimore,

date T. GODFREY y SONS Now iorkJ
or SHOE FINDINGS. AMI dealer IN lrtihn ." ~
nous an French Mi Sam- French Eau Sks -
ten; Leather M,ore" lrti a"' punk R"na Llama 80
,s.ca Faucas SILK iu Ribbons. iiccts. Ne1h-, Si'
kniyc Awl Blades. Thread, BHr ldck' Shoe Nails AMI Shoe
PEG. "t ali SIX. .
sie,l To- s, goods West uH The utnH. 'ri"c al"
The loves, prcss.
an all rrs rely "" "iAi". every
articln rle ths hrat liIiv anl 80 Liberal term
III Trees, Shoes T"es clamp trinis
ra,, S,retchc All Orders will be- promptly osocn'ed -"
cash. l..
continuing complete list at article ia The 1rAi'
rl he forwarded - ths vii, may desire II.
f. A GODFREY. II S'uth Calvert Street,
Jins5 dAc3u Near Baidm"Ie -ireei' b.lu'hte
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MiSSIE O. WHITE.
GRUcERS AND COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS,
No. Go. West Main street, Richmond, virginia
IL ted Ia the wants Virginia and North Carolina
respectfully solicited before making their prca's elsa
NV ianp
May .as2av4~ PHIL y WITTY.
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KA-
NAWIIA COMPANY.
RIcuunSp. MAY 81, lSs
SEALED PROPOSALS viii hs received ~ the Office al t1 'H
pany III June neI 10" Tho purchase ana a'
Tor the rent tho Middleton Mills ~ IN. county "
FiYauna. "ani 80,
June l--r2aH3w 'W fhs' = ~ a,t u -
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.
eASaWAY the suiscrib,r III January last Neg" haihr
rs ri tIBuRNE lie bright mnat". about SIX rri hsh,
,r. made about old blacksmith by trade s mother
- Mr.. R-.'. in Midesex what have ieah
.. .,iryc h. i, cnuuy The last heard oil him e was
m 4 WAY 10 his mother will give the a"rr reward tor H. DC
.r 10 me- King William Court House Of II he y secured " any
latI = that get INN. Balloh ih''i'' ~"
May 3--c2m ---------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he made tia Treasury ol ne
United payment oftlc following lost cerhrh'cs 81 me
M funded debt thn al Rchla squire
Tavur the of loans Tor Virginia
LAWN Nominal Final Dividend
:, ..,. ,T - ,cr GENT stock Is 81 ~
NV ~, 80. =, nsr r,,, s,,rl, 5G ~
,, 49, ,,vnl.n}a t,sr.,n 80 III
$50 ~
RIO TAYLOR,
Nav srf Administrator dy bonis Of Richd ; Taylor
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MARINE JOURNAL.
NEW MUSIC!

r5NiE regular semwceky supply Music us 10 hand
iP. II. TAYLORS
Another supply the beautiful Song "Wcr thou but mine,
also. o the admired Jenny Lind Polka arranged Romo
Would were with thee: Ballad by Mrs. Norton.
Bridal. OF Wedding Polka; 10y de Ahret.
Frederiia Polka; by Brandt
Josephine Polka; by Schad
Flint Polka; by haIIcyquer $50 .
Also, "iavorile Irish airs with brilliant variation, by w v
Wallace beautifully arranged, and have with
other beautiful pieces at Pihn" FORE m
SIC Store. 100 Main street opposite the Banks Inne ~
MANAGERS, OFEICE,-D. PAINE co., kicu.
Va n,oni, Virginia
For this day IL Capitals. Of sir al 'f Nc
Tickets 81 90. At o'cIock-Ca pa sl5un {" 3~p' II
Tickets ST.
Drawn! Maryland Consolidated Lottery Extra Class Is June l.
% Us ~ IL 6g ~ Is "a ~ - ."
Drawing oil Susouchanna Lottery, Class IS June y
u 81 81 - ~ IL - - d Gi ~ - 70 II
Ticket, Nos. IL IS H. prize 100 sent 10 Petersburg
Brilliant Lottery Sliur4yu drawn ballots III avery pack
age ~ Only package Capitals SNlU
1000 10000 OF 1000 1909 - Aos ~ drawn Tick
ST. &. w. PURCELL. q Co.
June IA Agents for ID. Pains y 60.
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Surrounded entirely by sail affords
iy Tor Sea- Bathing There calacious ani well arranged
lie; Brlls a Shower Baths
,.riliId Beach lnr those wlp Ir1,er the open
The -lul eel iect. the Bay. al ia al The Al
lac presents pros ~lr Fortress Monroe.
i,rscs military the Union "lar' 10 tn! -lealt
daily military psralc- AMI W place
lr healthy. climate than ,i lrs Il, :Ie
entire Summer aud Fail months Powerfully hcaIhy having ai
here have rllluInr DIS
~ Fever and AMI lIliI,us Fever
With drinking unsurpassed excellence OTTER the At
81 Music the Ball Room
IN he
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r HAVE placed the hands III Colin BASS Tor '"1'c'' wv
counts bonds persons living IN ic country que M l''e
y Allison and firm oi Allison Evans ana ihost dl'
I ,hnu the city Richmond placed IA The hands ~ James
sylo with full authority from me 10 hr All bias anu ,at -
M, adjust AM, The and tiye receipts therefor !" W
,.s,rtvelv all persons indebted 10 the lat, william niNn
I firm Allison and Evans respectfully requested "a mas
-, All persons having the estate OF s III" ",
I'm, Allison are requested present hem I" James VI ID III -,
Richmond, The urirrrlsn'' III a'xalr.i; VA ,s , 49,
49,. II, made for their liquidation. very rsiin
tate settled uP promptly ~ ~ .Ii.o, ,I,rr,s,J
Iuusf Executor ~ Nii.ii -
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CHANGE OF FOltMANCE
nj 4

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Lewis Panorama OF the Lower Mississippi
w mencins on this MONDAY NIGHT June Thi-
M. commences the GULF Or
showing mouths OF the Mississippi aud
splendid representation oi the GREAT FiRE IN 81
l1h May lSl9.
Every on OF the is faithfully depicted nn,s
which viii be found PLANTATION OF GENERAL TAYLOR
AFTERNOON EXHIBITION Wednesday ani Saturday, al ]
o'clock -. ,.;.
Admission - cents Doors open at az O'CLOCK curtain
Inc N LEWIS & KING Prnarittors
MEDICINAL USES OF THE WILD CHERRY.
SVER since settlement of America Wild Cherry ias been
known possess important ncLicnal virtues Ever.
bod, but nobody knew how extract lis essential
m our the habit making compound of
used
ntu,e complaints incident that change!ul season IL IS iou
experiment that the Wild Cherry even lar more no
ANT qualities than ascrbed For the first vi Consup
ta matter how long Standing Coughs LAYER Complaints
proved he the best medicine known 10 man DR. Wis
ar, Wild cherry chemical extract combined with
Tar. which enhances It's
curing pulmonary Diseases almost after our best ply
could as.ousc the faculty, AMI led them 10
confess hl, Wsar Bals,m Wild Cherry possesses principle
heretofore unknown among medical men
Address all orders Seth w Fowe Boston. Massachusetts,
For sale b. GAINOR & WOOD, ALEXANDER DuNAL& CO.,
and PURCELL. LADD CO. Richmond, AMI Druggists every
where. 'uh' -
SPRING FASHION OF HATS AND CAPS.
,IyIlE the public general ~
that receipt o the Spring lasiunui Hats ~
and Cans they respectfully invite ttr ate'eO
them , their prices are A. low as at ay other Esb
islincnt III the city :.
~ Mo-. la-,slstJune JOHN THOMPSON x 60.
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CHESTER, OR WILLOW SPRINGS.
CHESTER COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.


'INilIS establishment having been thoroughly rs
place of Summer the promotion OF health VIII be
reception the rt OF June Tnac whose
obsc, rca,iun nva and seek
tooa the Springs dclish, place o So
every facility has BEEN provided wci Can psic !"
and comfort.
PARTICULAR care has make the establishment,
the treatment OF invals hy TIC ny
this the Springs cannot he sur
,uses Medical goanan high standing has been engage Il"
attend. -.
directed Mrs NJ H. NEEF the sole FRO
Manaeer Chester Springs Chester County fsH'y''
The grounds aou, the establishment have laid out aud i'm
i1a Spr,ns.a popular and fashioaass resort Nav 32~
MILLINERY GOODS At COST.
WAVING on hand and handsome assortment o -
Il SPRING AND SUMNER MILLINERY consisting oiS&T
-verv siys oi STRAW BONSETS. Neapolan AMI French
"a, Lace. Silk AMI Grape BONNEIS. Flowers Ribbons iit"i
Dresses and Dress Caps, AMI wishing 10 reduce my stock WIZ
ii~l,-r goods until the rh July
rooms VIII Dc closer
June L,-dxclw e. VIGIINl. lol Man Street
I'll. late of the firm III PARKER 4 SMITH. soIs MN
early particularly Tor those fks
the larger class an IAN attached lie t
The machines c"i"n '
shelters (,nal size and horse al hand power
Wheat Fans ui construction:
.yl,ania lie m patent Straw Cutter Al
other 'Si
lie votes parteua tic-g machine pirii
Parker AMI b. Parker AMI ilh lie
be inserted az small cost making marnc. iler" from
wear equal has also Pennocks What Dnlis sie
nor article Chains Cham lursr.lowers, ready made
Feb. 4l-ilt&cWs
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LICENSE STOCKBROkER AND AuCIloNEEN.
orrIrE N THE READING rrE AMERICAN ',rt',
HNlI his attention I" the purchase a ~ co",ry no, re-
w other als sales ~ t'"h !" '"u'''' ~
,,,irins a general Auction License W.. n u..cr
Rc creme i made following gentlemen Mh H. -,
I samuel Marx John Enrrs ST.. Conway t.'hihIoH'
y r,thcr and A. Myers. June '--'iN'-M
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CnLtMBiA. DEC. Ia. 1917.
Dear Sir deem due ~ your professional skill Ia give you MS
ms unsolicited certificate great pleasure and hcnct have de
she teeth made The atmospheric it
NE benefit bur Tor that OF the conntni
ty upon III. work y"u 10 being substantial a Ia
rr, great have tested the tech fully, AMI ctn fnd
n, ,t them: they easily they resemble the natural icah
well m the gold plate devoid all h-c
,.ug upon the whole, think they cannot be hcacn
Very respectfully. JOSEPH IoD"SoS.
To Dr. Is. I. cnSHy
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND kANAWilA coMrANf,f
' RICHMOND. April 10th. l-.di
NOTICE hereby at the water will belrawn oil from the
l., From, the Iyr Islands from The Goth Jun'
to ,r jih July . -. H. ,.,, Ian.
"a l0l July -, ,. A..
AL From seven Cedar rut. "n tie 10Th Jun' =" the
let Iuly, aud. ,, ,,,, Nal
nh From Maiden Adventure iuh I" Richmond Including Mail
en-, Adventure Pond thu 18th l'ie 'e she latJns
~ y. ~ 80 -, - wv I HrAYORn. 1<cretary
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PAGES IMPROVED rArEXr roRrAHLEeIH-

HOWARD,
IN Sal. 10 b. conducted by " GobDi>, Au'io"''r
luna It'd.
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fsNE subscriber respectfully IL THE pubic Tia, he i -
Gated Columbia flndna county where lie whl Ice ai! !"
he render such Professional al! IL. required
HI, ln!s who's" certificates are aulon. speak
would BE willing nnilir, by Their ie>lI
nv himself Ilr Will however promise that a orer.
Inn shall airIactnn both az to price ana
workmanship Ills Office opposite Tie EXCHANGE Hotel
BENZ. +. COSBY.
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respectfully solicit ih''ss
ns y every a!ou :l Interests "i the AsrcGsn
Ia the aric!f al Plough- which lahurc! long
Inc Gun brace Poush IL AMI the Invention "i tho
iiresf ini"rtiuni all solely ipcnnns They
lr tsnssvs and head ulosy extend 'eIr
nire - !e l"cat"h, Ac ~ his place b:ines- "i s"lir
knoni aJ The public ao sa hsys place q" George MAX
& to, whlrh wall bu Ga The l3li
GEO WATT. Jr. Plough Maker.
Il - shall At thu sarlio1.
ali N yptle I'M The pIniyI lime II
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a. II ELL and Spanish Polka Combs, Port Mo
y nies, Brushes, Fancy Soaps andOliPhans
or sale by
LITZINGER s. TODD
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II M B M s. o

The "MouNTAIN SENTINEL" is published ev
cry Thursday morning at Two DoLLARs pc
annum, payable halt yearly.
No subscription will be taken for shorter
period than six months; and no paper will be
discontinued until all arrearages are paid. A
allure to notify diseontinuance at the expira
tonot .the term subscribed for, will be consider
ed as a new engagement.
IFADVERTISEMEN will be inserted
at the following rates:-5O cents per square for
the first Insertion; rs cents for the second; 81
for three insertions, and 25 cents per square
for every subsequent insertion. A liberal de-
duction made to those who advertise by the
year. All advertisements handed in must have
the proper number of insertions marked there
on, or they will be published TIL forbid and
charged in accordance with the above terms.
TAH letters and communications, to insure
attention. must be post paid.
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True faDliDcss.

The Hebrew was mighty by power OF
faIth-the Greek by knowledge and art
the Roman by arms-but the might of the
modern man is placed in Work. This is
shown by the peculiar pride Of each. The
pride of the Hebrew was in religion-the
pride of the Greek was III wisdom-the
pride OF the Roman was IN power-the
pride of the modern man is in wealth.
For the modern man, belief IS not enough
ideas of beauty are not enough-nor is
mere beauty. The age is an age of indus
try-an age of capital-an age which de-
clares loudly, "If any man will not work
neither shall he eat" though it also says
IN places not a few, Though a man must
work, yet shall he not eat" Work in this
age is more than ever connected with the
wants and luxuries of human life. The
money standard covers every thing
Make not my Fathers house a house of
merchandise" but now we go further
and make merchandise of the house itself
If u preacher is eloquent, we ask-W hat
Is his salary; if a lawyer is able, we wish
to know his income before we can deter
mine his rank; if d man builds house,
he thinks whether it can be sold. We
dare not ride our hobbies, whether in a
moderate amble or a reckless gallop, till
we know if it will pay Even the aflec-
tions are bound by this rule. The warmth
of the heart is guaged by the rise and fall
of stocks. When two young ladies speak
in praise of their lovers, one says he is
inielligent-the other that he is amiable
but only think" says one, ''he is only
twenty-three, and has already made thirty
thousand dollars!''
But ii is almost wrong TO trifle on such
a subject. If the modern man works for
wealth, the results are grand even TO the
outward thought. He covers the land
with factories. He puts mill on every
stream. He builds cities in the wilderness.
He sits gold out of the sand of the des-
ert, and sows in the sands he Sits the
seeds of empires. He covers the seas
with nayies, and every sail that shivers in
the breeze has the promise of freedom in
It's sound. One only is excepted-the
flutter of the sail which wings the slave
ship-the flutter of the sail which quivers
over death-the flap of the dismal canvass
which walls over the black mans groans.
Giles.
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COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS.
A DYENG WOMAN SAVED
CONSUMPTION CURED


this BaLsaa used after the person considered by
and friends be in the last dseasac
tusy dytnnIId in this far gone, that the shroud
and burial clothes bought For the particulars of this
and nndoubted all the
,umstances and facts, refer to Pa AMPHLETS.
This cure effected MRS. ZIBA DYkEMAN, OF
Ballsto Spa Saratoga county, We prove bey yond
doubt many other almost equally hopeless and inn
nac7dble Coughs and C0Hsumpti0Rs CURED which
were pronounced incurabie by skilfu physiciaHts
BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM Con-
sumption Coughs, Colds Splitting of Blood Bleeding the
Lungs Tie Breast and Side PGLpraoR Of the Heart
Cholera Ifantu7 DySenter, and Sunmer Complaints in
ChiIdrsl and aduLts-and ALL
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NEW SERIES
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which he will sell wholesale or retail as
low as any other establishment in the
country. lie is also prepared to manu-
facture SPOUTING for houses at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Merchants and others desirous Of
purchasing bills of ware, are respectfully
invited tocall as he is prepared to furnish
all articles in his line equally as low as
can be had either east or west, and all or
ders addressed to him will be promptly
attended to.
JOB WORK of every description, done
on the shortest notice.
The undersigned hopes, by strict at
tention 10 business to receive a liberal
share of public patronage.
Old copper and puter taken in exchange
for ware.
GEORGE HARNCAME.
Oct. s Is19-5-tf
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MOST HORRID SCROFULA.
Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.

And it is the greatest the undoubtedly substantial
ed OF of the horid and hopeless OF
STota that has been cured since the world
aed-competely establishing the sFeat por and certain
efficacy of the medicine.
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of eRANT'S PURIFIER effectively cure F OUR TINE
much disease dollars oorh Of Sarsapa~a2 Iii
wiil then it is OUR TIMES CHEAPER than SarsaDa
riiLa And prove this offer one case OF cure out o.
the nndRu cases of
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Patrick, your fool, wha; makes you
stale after that rabbit, when you gun has
10 lock on!''
Hush! hush! my darlln,' tne rabbit
don't know that
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Wholesale and Retail
Tin COPPER s. Sheet Es'Oss
w are ss Ncy ry.

The subscriber adopts this method of retur-
ming thanks TO his friends and the public
generally for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him, AID begs leave TO inform
them that he has enlarged his business, andnow
keeps constantly on hand large supply o
every variety of
TINWARE,
STOVE-PfPE,
DRIPPING PANS,
ZINR BOILERS
COAL BUCKETS, TEA
K Z r Il L E s, &c. &c.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
INFANTUM

Cholera Infautum, while teething. if BRAETS PUL-
MOkARY BALSAM be administered II should be
for such administered in larger than the ordinary
doses,
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TREASURER'S Sale
OF Unseated Lands and Lots In
Cambria county A. ID. 1850.

i, JOHN G. GIVEN, Treasurer of Cambria co,
in the Commonwealth of ofPennsylvanIa,i in pur-
suance of The several acts of Assembly of said
Commonw alth directing the'time and manner
of selling unseated lands for taxes, DO Hereby
Glue Notice, that the following described tracts
of unseated lands and lots of ground in the
said county of Cambria, such part hereof
may be necessary TO pay arrearage of taxes
due thereon for one year or more, will be of.
fered for sale at the Court House, in the Bor-
ough of Ebensburg, the Second Monday +,
(being the 10Th day Of June nert. and contin-
ue by adjournment, from day TO day, until the
whole be sold for such arrearage of taxes, and
costs necessarily accruing thereon.
allegheny Township.
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Less Quantity, at Less Cost

oy ourfold than ever such diseases before
cured, by Sarsaparia, any other remedy. What the
the question for those interested decide
and healthl FIRST-WIH 1t cure nly compIqiat7 ST
OND-Ls IL cheaper THIRD-RIH
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T3LU.R Bile RE.4L ET.H/E
r o Hs 8 "A l. E

THE undersigned as directed by the last will
Peter M'Guire deceased offers for sale
Itco Hu.sdred g. Fyty-SeUe,a .acres
of pine land s.ua ted three miles from the Sum
nit, On this land there is erected
GOOD AW-MILL,
now in opar alton. The offer of mis- property
is the best opportunity recently afforded to
capitalists disposed TO embark in lucrative
business. The title to the land is indisputable
Persons disposed TO purchase, by calling
Michael M'Gure in Allegheny township Cam
bria county viii be shown the premises. For
further particulars application be made to
JOSEPH MDONALD,
Executor of Peter M'GCire decd
Ebensburg, Feb. %. l850-2l-f