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RuqEArIo3 TO CALFopNIA.-The emigration
from New York 70 California is again on the IN
crease. It is stated every berth, steerage room,
and even standee in the Daniel Webster, which
Is to sail for San Juan de Nicaragua, was dispo-
sed of week ago, at which time Commodore
Vanderbilt was forced 70 stop the sale Of tick
cts :: and that nearly oil The berths for the ves-
sci which IS to sail on the 9th Of next month,
are likewise engaged. This is the Nicaragua
line The same rush is experienced iy the pro
vrietors Of the Panama route. The steamship
Georgia will leave on the 9th inst, and ali her
Der k5 likewise ara engaged.
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Cholera HE0rhsEa.

BEAD THE FOLLOWING EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
hereby certify that about two weeks ago
vas seized with violent attack of Vomiting
and Purging, Cholera Morbus,) with very dis
tressing pains in theBtou.ach and bowels, which
vas completely removed BY two tea-spoonfu
doses Of the Petroleum. taken in little water.
After having taken the first dose, slept soundly
and comfortably for thr.e hours
signed HENRY WISE, JR.,
On board Steamboat Ariadnc.
ATTEST NIMROD GRABILL.
flttsburg, December y, lS49.
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ODE. wIsTAR's BALs4M OF WILD cnREnr"

Rushyiiie, Fairfield CO., o, april 8, 1851
Mr. ). d. PalE-DcaT Sir:-I wish TO state ID
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged sixtesa
years, had, about Z year since, very severe at
tack Of measles, which reduced her very much,
and left her with racking couCh l employed
all OF the physicians within oylr reach for tho
purpose Of removing hor cough. bat without
success. She appeared to DC sinking into Go
cline, with every symptom Of consuEnp ten.
Then tried DE- Rogers Liyerwort and Tar"
But this aggravated her cough, and gaTe her sy1a-
toms of 9 still more malignant character. Twas
nov most seriously alarmed, AMI II 8es with tTcR,-
bling fear that | from day to day, sGT the Pro-
gress OF that irsatiab!e disease, consumption
really despaiTcli of ny dauehtel's recovery.
But prov;dentiaIly saw tho certificate Of lcrs-
than CCulson, whose daughter, " Sarah JsEe."
was cured of consumption by ssNister's Pslgan
Of Wild Cherry" this created faint hope that
II might help NY daughter, and Immediately
commenced using Il, and it aEacst instantly gaye
relief, her health was improved from tie fre;
bottle, and BY the use q two bottles of s'Nistars
Balsan of Wild Cherry" she was restored 70
perfect health, and s4e IS rCt ROW at al rredis
/ posed to Z cough.
/ viii say to all that are afflicted with any d:s
ease tending to consumption, Do not oe:Fo.T, ftr
Or. Wistsr's Baisam of Wild Cherry VIII Ger.
ycu, II you will but try It. kALB-
/ The genuine Vistar's Balsarn of Wild CheIry
has fac smile of the signature Of Henry Wis
tar, NJ. D. Phiiadelphia, and Sanford & Park
on finely executed steel engraved wrapper
/ No other can be genuine.
| re- Price 81 per hottle-six bottles fer So
! Soid by j. D. PARK, Gin, Chic,
| Northeast cor, Of Fourth and Walnut sts.--en-
trance On WaiGut-to whom all orders E,Us;
/ be addressed.
AGENTS.-John Ivory s. Son, Summit; Gr-
ray G Zahm, Ebensburg; Mary Orr, Hoik3svs-
! burg; r. Shaw, ClearfeId; HildebrsDd & Co.
Indiana: John Scott, Cold Spring. J. Patton.
Curwinsyille.
April Sd IS5I.-ly.
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vaEaab.a Farn,s For Rom.

=
The undersigned will rent for q term Of one
or more years the following Farms situate in
Washington township, Cambria county, at
distance of from one-half to two miles from the
Portage and Pennsylvania Rail Roads.
The farm now occupied by john McGough, Sr,
containing about lGO acres land, 100 acres of
which are cleared, having thereon erected
commodioua Dwelling House, Bank Barn, and
cuthouses.
The farms adjoining, one, now occupied by
John McGouGh, Jr., containing about SO acres
land, 80 to 40 acres Of which are cleared; the
other occupied by Samuel McGough, containing
about so acres about % acres of which are
both farms having excellent buildings
thereon erected.
These farms are under good fence, and are in
a fine state of cultivation. Possession given
Address, or call in person, upon
the undersigned, at Summityille, Cambria coun-
ty, Pennsylvania.
PETER COLLINS
Ian I 1859 ia
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CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
Banking House
BRE4N, GLEIIi, &. CO.

s nFFICE on Allegheny street, rearly cpPcsits
: , the Post Cffce, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Interest viii be paid On money deposited,
follows:
Three month deposits, ct the rate of pt-
cent per snnum six month deposits, st the Ta-c
Of 81 per cent per annum; nine month 1ercS:ts
at the rate OF per cent per Unuum tve.vo
month deposits, at the rate Of q rcT cant Psr
annum.
Drafts On the cities, fer sale in sums to suit
the purchasers and collections made upon say
point ct low rates.
August s, I850.-14-tf
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the late firm of
Lloyd & Litzinger in the Cabinet making bust
ness are requested TO make payment Before the
first of April. Those who have promised Lum-
Der IN payment of debts viii much obIige us by
bringing it in Immediately.
STEPHEN LLOYD, JR.,
DENNIS LITZINGER
Jan. %, 1352-15-tfa.
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MsRREED:

At the Halfway House, on the 9th inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. AIulin, Mr.. MICHAEL DoUGHERTY
to Miss SUSAN PLUNMER, both Of Summerhin
township, Cambria county, Pa.
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Aftentfon Eumbermen!

oealed proposals will be received at the Office
y tne subscriber in the town Of jefferson until
@ COCK OF Monday, the 18th day of February
.VA1 ~ Tor furnishing the Lumber necessary fer
ITe u construction Of the jefferson and Ebensburg
RANK Road, where specifications will be exhib-
vi 'nree days previous to letting.
WM. PALMER, President
Jan. 90 1652.-16-2t.
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John Dougherty
Sale Of Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order of the court of
Common Pleas of Cambria County / will sell at
Public Sale on the premises in SummerhilI To.
near Jefferson, on Tuesday the 10th day of Feb
ruary next, the following valuable real estate:
One Hundred and Twelve Acres and Fifty-two
Perches OF Land, adjoining land of William and
benson Crum and others, Thirty Acres of which
are cleared, being the property of Sarah henson
a lunatc
sale. WJIITAM
Jan ios ioo-.-I9-ot. Committee
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a BirrER CuP.-The friend Of i.oais Napoleon
wat9s the soldiers and the people; for if ne gave
vine to the military, he did not fail to give the
citizens taste o. the grape.-Plaei.
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I|..z:5: 8 6 /
VYEgWAR;4
BALsAM G WILD CHERRY.

AXE BEsT EgHE1y Evsa Rrcwy
10 gEcE FOR Co'lsds. Asai-7c, Ce,'s Croza,. E,o7-
eht;fs, fHfsse1zC, iieco.ag e ,ie l1qcs l. ;;.aSi-
" q J3yfetkLEs, L:Yes 4 4aeate-s. lcs5s o. ssck
''z-s q tas -5sc@: u SIZE, Ef-s: s,ey:~ =. rc.-
scn.r..on &c. IL s;oz. tkis Ec,ccz7 L rec4. ,,:-
3 adsried 10 eVcyy s.se:s oJtls Lerss cs5 lsrcr,
Uk;cs = faTod1cc9 iI CT ers--Sz-y7a2 G:za;c,
WILD CHERRY has icag been klowa to Tos-
scss important medicinal rroPHntile- ik;E tact
Is familiar to every rGtrc- IN Cur .al6, ana ply
sicGas often prescribe il in different fclcls Icr a
variety OF Complaints. 1cT. elso h3s been equally
noted ior its y,:;ues end sccle rhya;ciars nisc-e
names sre familiar - thc whole ccrat5Z, have
gone 60 fer IS 10 declare thst evcn CON6 URI'-
TOY could he cured by that s.cna. In ether
hands, again, II was nea1.y TaiIeless, ewing, TO
coubt. te thc4r Ignorance in preparing erd AZ
iriA:s;eFinG it-a difficulty row entirely otSiaied
by patient exPtTiuent and long ezEel.cEce.
The extraordinary medicinal pog7trs Of these
two substances sIe now, for The frat tiIae cona-
bincd end embedded n In. Hlz.1s's Idikcns cy
Eitd Cherry BE nice chemical process, esorJ-
thing deleterious useless is rejected, 60 that
what remains is he most extraordinary ard truly
efdcacious remedy for MI kinds Of pulmonary and
liver diseases ever k2oFn 10 man. 70 convince
nli unbclievcTs THAI theory Is really true, We
refer TO few cases of cures performed by this
wonderful medicine:
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Attention Gssardst

The Cambria Guards viii meet at the Court
fouse at 10 o'clock on Saturday the 21st prox-
ino properly armed and equipped for parade.
BY order Of the Captain,
r. LITZINGER, O. S.
N b. An appeal viii be held Immediately af
Ter parade Members from the country will gee
the Importance of being in attendance
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CAUTION.

Lirl. LUG public are hereby cautioned against ta-
t. ,uH !. note signed by the subscriber, payable
r. Sanes Rodgers, four months after date, for
tar.y Dollars, dated Sd January, 1852, as 1
20 received no value for said note, and intend
:" resist its payment
HENRY O'HARRA.
wash. tp., Jan. "a, l852.-l6-5t.
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AdnninisiUafor,s Noaice.

tiers of Administration on the estate Of the
h. l. MeGirr, late of Cambria township, d cd,
Pa.. been granted TO the undersigned by the
deSe.@S dSeef OF Cambria county; all persons In
raS:n 70 said estate are requested to make i'm
nroaIae oaate payment, and those having claims viii
me- rnt them properly authenticated for settle
% JOHN McEEAL
N''ns'urg, Jan. %, Is52.-1s-Gt
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K0SSUTH iRRITED.

Should the Old patriot not be found at the store
of the subscriber general assortment of Gro
ceries, Confectionaries, &C., can be found at the
lowest cash prices at the sign of the q Grocery
Store" adjoining the Mansion House.
j. TOMLINSON.
Ebensburg Deeesn. Is, l85l.-tf
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kEoTHER ASTONISHING CURE

Z. Kalb highly respectable merchant Of
Rushgille, Fairfield county, Chic, sent US tia
following voluntary tribute TO
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85l John B. Meyers, Allegheny township,
90 Edward Shoemaker, Cambria township.
:" John Bennett, Carroll township,
g Michael Donnagan, Clearfeld township,
p" Barnabus Collier, Conemaugh borough,
" Solomon Benshoof Conemaugh township.
" John Brown, Jackson township,
q" Levi 6. Cohick, JohGstown borough,
" Jacob Grumling, Richland township,
81 Isaac Silis, Summerhill township,
- Isaac Clifford, Susquehanna township,
" Paul George, Washington township,
- Timothy Lummadue, White township,
" Edward Roberts, Ebcnsburg borough,
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4HOIIAS G. iPDOITTTI,,

ATTORNEY At Law, HoLLIDAYssURa, PA.
VIII attend the several Courts of Cambria
Vim. McFariand's cabinet wareroom
January l, 1,I851-ly
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NICARAGUA, IT'S ANTIQUITIES,
PEOPLE. sc-D. APPLETON 4 co, have lust

published.
NICARAGUA, ITS PEOPLv, SCENERY, M0NU
HINTS ant he Proposed lnesoceanic Canal. With nu-
merOus OTgna Maps and Illustrations by e.. g SQGfoS
laie Charge Aiarss The UneO StAtex the Repao
Cf CeRiIai America 2vals ,3VO. Pnce s.
mere justice 10 that ssant volumes
prominent anaebg the most valuable
historical and antiquarian literature country while
time they graphic relation OF the Incl
dents Of travel through rd country and among strange
people almost without rival IN the crowd If odsra
journey feoks "a III Courier aad kseIIrer
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Mew DaoiirGnons.

Nov Ready
h ENNETH 4 ROMANCE Of the
E& HIGHLANDS
PART II. ard c. Inclusion.
b G.. " N Reynolds,
With Numerous EDgrayiugs.
rleIe has teen mole sacsessul lasorer n the
Guifl field OF Scottish Romance, than author The
Wild ana fearful supersutions Of ths Highlands are de-
ct.d with terrible focs yet clothed all ihe iascnaon
and attrscsyeness OF Reynolds UnINal.ei style.
tSpec.ator
The Legends Of Scotland have never found more
pow erful dslinesior than author end Kenneth"
which IN ,tyle worthy Of Sir y ilIer Scott. and in
incident and interest rivals the celebrated Scottish
Chiefs win take fret rank ia the library Of Scottish
nance. weekly Times.
2lstDN7lW II. LONG 3 BROIHER. No. q Ann.st
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- Profitable Excitement-The public meeting

to Profitable Excitement.-lhe public meeting
elthe X NICkENBOCkEkB n LID sc ASSOCIATION
las MONDAY evening ofthe most crowded aad enthl-
astc ever held Assoc he ekplanat)t
III he % &c pies shoiug me proits 20 be derived
D, members the perfect safety Of tue Investment was
extremely sai.lct ~ aud ly one ndei shares we're
,utscrbtd for by th present To accommodate all VINO
NAV choose suepG the neRt meeting VIII he held n
KuickobccAe Hal. sd 81 aud h-ay., On MON
DAY EVENING. Jan 70
Lecture. giving The ful paTticsars Of he rise and
progiess OF Building Assoc anOns. ths advantages - IT'S
members IFS superiority savings banks, Nc viii be
delivered on tins occasion By W. r. b. MILK tN. Esq.
As there IS large class Of females m this city wh1se
savings are Of infinite importance 10 then, TINS meeting
has be - called par cnay for their 0eae1t and
they are most respectfully invited 10 attend The nves,-
ren of Their 50 per month Nill positively yield chem
me cnur If about wears $500 and the same an0nas
invested u ayugS bank would nor realize SAGA au IA
terest 10 half century Think Of This and Oln ~ once
the Kniekerbucker Banding issbcaiion.
WELCOME x BEEeEE, President.
T. 7 MipnFX' Secrctsrg, 1881
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.RANK FoREsTER,S NEN

- b. ~
Campaigns Character, and C0nduct a, clmpa ca w
resi moJerp Strate sis ffem the Persian Wars TO =
md ef the ganan Republic By Henry " tsioef'' i %"
ZINC With flinstfa iOns c'o'h. Prise 81 %: .r..,,
The theme is fnl OF interest, TO whoa Mr.. Htio1.
krown Literally ability e. d asscai tase mas -
T., i've due .rporton The ORR Is IN ongiott one
asle.i Of ~hch he claims 10 derive not oin l.s. .
HOOKS INT from the arc'eht an hen-c SOURCES % ''
which he has examined f,r himself ~ ,.-.,o
Mr. Herbert has succeeded sdmrsDil -t-u - ~.
ssctda ~.ork that all snl-le Inn q hifh lsAA i- '
ntt authors of rs native ard nis adopted ,sAy s,
THE OLD GUARD of EAPOLEON-Ff9m va go
., Watsr es ~ ! I Heafle5, VITO Eleven bug aslI =
LIS cttps ed from the - auiheatc s0li c. ~ ..
M W. 90 NV F' rPeansy iv4aIan.
No one can read il withBat deep interest lMecaIr,.
NAVAL LIFE. or, Observations afoat and an nc. ~
Iiept +. Lynch. vol. Eno ,,,, Oh. .+,la
~ - ~ fo,, Hartford Coura ant
hful mattsr-of fact y0luHs, Tor "hAch We
pred,c; eat many readers lChrs In ehgenSeI II,
II has an the variety Of incident Il 70 Anu -"
'''' JPN lCouner and EbquTer
Just published by CHARLES SChl0hhs' -: 20 a.
NassaD-st., New York. J,' .
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a. ONUkN bI ILER,
~ IL J. HENRY WICK
81 Experimental Chemistry and ya,nr,

peTu Experimental Chemistry and Natural
snosePhy.-frof X. NJ BROW N VII sooa commerce
~ oS0fss 81 eNpe leAts VITA familiar ordinations
Aasnstry and Natural Pailosophy 10 LADIES' az A .
"A m sy"ms No tli Broadway. Fac class will tae q on
aoAfs This affords favorable OPP ,rtunlty to
eho may desire 20 become better
fss or wish to perform the experiments
A. .si classes m tier respective schools For terms
SfaAd a. ~ q ~ -
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nNE MORE GRAND RALLY at the
" TABERNAC LE i-THIRD aud LAST CONCERT
Songs for the Masses. Inc Upper Ten and Middle
Glasses The " Good time Come az ain
The ALLEGHANIANS wi give one more Grand
Musical solree A. the Old tabernacle, on MONDAY
EVENING Jan &C. 1852 The Programme, on tls occ 4
son will embrace choice selection Of the NEST approved
Popular Songs, both new and d. Among others,
The Old Farmers Elegv 30 A new Soag, yyidlY de-
scfihng he scenes the life OF the honest husbasdm
ow peacefully resting from lis earthly and iaoos
he has pOg' j his last 'grfow,
lie has reapd hs lisf grain
Ne voice nom lhe NIL TOPS
VIII wake hn again.
The Song 4 Labor" emoraci, every tade and cnt-
hrom the banging OF the Hammer
The diving II The Avn,
The shouting of the News Boys.
The hephefCs noun call
The new and heaui.fll Temperance I'd ny Cnf.,ed
The Robes Carol" SUI & os VI Is 60oden0".
Where shan tho soul iud rest '
Washington CTostIng the De aware p.
paIk and gloom, was the hour
and FIeeduuls fires burned low,
when Nsshlf gtOns brave aad Spartan hand
Retrrafed from the Zoe
The Yield Of Monterey 4 Requiem q The me nDfy
Of The Young aad brave who e UPON the battle hsd Of
MOB'eTsJ Sung By Miss C. ,CdeaoW.
e v elcome TO The Nsbe Hung11ah ~ As sung - hhu
OF his reception in Ncw-YOrk and Brooklyn.
Oh give back my Mountain H0meN
Kathleen MayouTneen" (hy request Of many ienosJ
sung by Mrs GoodenOw
MaBy ether songs too numerous and extended to par
tcularize The whole TO conclude with
Uncle Samuers Farm, and
Our Glouots Union Forever"
Tickets Is cents only. 10 ali paris OF the mouse y ne
had the Broadway Music Stores and AZ the door DooI
open at 6! ; Hall iul at Concert TO commence a.
o'clock. ~ Z.
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DROF. ANDgR8ON.-ASrOUND-
A ING WONDERS EVERY EVENING Open a. !,
couueLce also " ceL,s. Thu 4SDAf oEd II U hDA
AFTERNOONS at3. $500.
NoTIcE.-AusngeIs . rls'e wh large Schools % ~
tfnd Ihu.lay ard Ea.uriay 4fs'L0ohs ucce akd 90
yaf tons FIR voch - be maze A. the Hall % leas. ono
"a be lore Doom open a. 7. c0mmense AZ 3
B-The-e sill BE- great eTent--on a niyas so-fs
and RIA nlfcent &C. flr-si9rtfY.
For Professor A. DEIl-OS } Fare"eIi Hshs' S. -
bills. ~ =
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The Best of the Monthhes"
Try THE UNIVERSAL VOICE OF the
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE.

GRAHAMS MAGAZINE
GRAHAN'S MAcAzINs.-Ehis choice monthly is before
Us It's gem OF the first water The reading matter aad
ILLUSTRATORS from the rst authors and engrsvers IN the
country. lObseryer, Fayetteville, Tenn.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE Tor February, 1852, is a massive
number being double the usual size AMI brilliantly
belhsh,a This work has dsservedly been placed the
first rank Of American Lsras1re and for fitness and
beauty Of hnish engravngs be egcelied. Gga
ham always looks 20 superior excellence furnishing the
various departments his sterling work and those who
desire something Of interest, well ornament, nus!
paroIze Graham Since he has again taken the Maya
zc into his especial keeping has continued 20 advance
with rapid strides from degree perfection another
We should Ike 10 send club OF hundred from this
county at his club terms Gentlemen. step forward "a
behalf Of The ladies' as well rs yourselves
New Jersey Banner.
GRAHAM swSkrg up. ard leSds Oh for The coming month
il really elegant style only profa,ey bat really
beautifully ilust a,ed Il has been usual Tor Magazine
publishers 10 each volume with IN extraOrdi
Isy number Of catching subscribers and then
cheaper ~ them much possible the close THIS
not the case with Graham Tor The peseu year. HIS Feb
Iuar number not only rch embellishments, but in
matter and especially Editorial matter which is most
asrssahy piQuant and spicy-ths number comparing
throughout most vorsby with the best issued by the
Hsiptrs. dollar Newspaper. Philadelphia.
February No feT sSls-price p cents, al
DEWITT x DAVENPORTS,
i2<i Agents Cor New-IOrk.
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NVARsH'S Observation-Disclosures

I'VE ING-Tho advantages OF his new WoIA WI .e i ~
once perceived BY Teachers Of Academies ana Y II
eachsrs They are these IL furnishes c)mplee seq
ne e. nte accounts, business uausactiens forms AZ s
crlafioDS (aporoniately printed c'l0fs'; II embraces
t.,ides 400 pages u familiar explanations, da ell ID Apply
fecy 10 al the eatres IN the account BOOKS me "hie
"A srrar sed 10 fern most beneficial c0u Sc OF practice
for he student pass ugh 22o PPM &c 81 . har9
somely bonnd For sale At tie Authors COuh aug Rooms
fortbe Practice Of Book Keeping, No 3 Broad Az ane
~ ~ - 80 Sranieh oy,o, ( 50 i2i I'm
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Wani &mplopmEni.

i 5 Cook, by a respectable young No
man. IN private family. She IS excellent Cook
and st-Tate Washer and Ioner Has good references.
Apply at No 10 Union court University place, between
nth and i2th-sts. ~ 81
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NEW HOTEL Ten completely W
rjsbed Rooms At 81 per week; Rooms with 5,A.e''
Sc 81 50 per week; Rooms per night PC Inis ANNA 80.
BIZ constructed house IS lighted s.s an az
Dor and kep, oren during the aght corner y
ard FrsnkfoIt-sfs one block from tne r-fA. -
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~ A.s meeting of the Junior Glass OF tn.

-, Wy. On HuTsuay, Jan. g. The l0I
loving s0ntlVhs we've unanimously adopted.
hASrfes, 10 has seemed good 70 the Al ashty IN
lvss pio,IVehoe 20 Sal irom this world our beloved
hehe and elaszmste DEMlTT HUNT; therein,
ktSottc, That Ne have heard With emo, ,ns al dee, M
10" and regret OF The los % one WAC fsr NOR. rhan ~,
sNs aas seeh our almost ci9 companion and who IA,
seeene encs~ie1 70 as b. 'te ties oi acRaaataace al
nscHta That VA le VT monre tae providence that hax
shscRtd Inn fi'm US N oi youth asd sncerv
SmfSikile with 6is afflicted family aad fnsads We -,
Ae DsAss Ssu Ance t.' ne mas 'u. exchanged inc
uesPc theugh We feel u Is AS gan
Nssested That ms memory viii be sacred .r.a.
'se ht&its 81 those vita whom "a tAs Intimate n,
~ oassnsie sad fellow stadslf, lht last ysals Of
NJ eHthlN existence were passed
hesotta That a. st0Aen our regard We rear than,i
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