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Late and Important from California.
NEw ORLEANs, Noy. 6, lS53.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6, 1858.
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived at
the South west Pass, with advices to the 10th
| Octobcr-a fortnight later.
| The Webster brings one hundred and seventy
passengers, and fifty thousand dollars in gold,
received by the steamer Sierra Nevada from San
! Francisco on the 10th. The Golden Gate and
| Uncle Sam sailed on the same day for Panama
/ The passage was made between San Francisco
and New Orleans in twenty days.
! The city Sonora was destroyed by fire Oct 3,
and the loss of property viii amount to million
! a nd a half ofdollsrs.
The mining news is encouraging.
/ John Mitchell, the Irish patriot. who recently
escaped from Australia, arrived safely with his
family at San Francisco on the 18th of October.
I He last came from the Sandwich Islands
\ public dinner has been rendered TO John
Mitchell before his departure for New York, which
was accepted.
! The Supreme Court of California has made an
important decision, declaring valid all grants
made in accordance with the Mexican law The
effect Of this Will be to oust hundreds from lots
held by them for years, and restore them to the
/ original grantees. 1t is considered death blow
to the squatters and will cause millions of prop
erty to change hands by the mere operation oi
/ law.
The magnetic telegraph is working from San
Jose to San Francisco.
Murders and outragcs are occurring throughout
the State to an alarming extent.
! The old city government Of San Francisco had
retired, after contestng The election and the new
one been finally organized
The improvements in the city were progressing
at a wonderful rate.
Bigfer's majority throughout the State is only
eighteen hundred and five votes.
From Sandwich Island the news is highly I'M
portant. DIR. Judd had been removed from the
Office Of Minister ofFinance. and Elisha II. Allen
late L. S. Consul, appointed in his place.
\ decided step had been taken towards annex.
alton to the United States The French and
British Consuls had protested to the King against
such act,and the American Commissioners
had replied in firm but dignifed manner. This
movement had caused the greatest excitement ii
the Island.
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Now CaBsnaf ware Rooms.

I ANES s. TODD informs the citizens CT Ebeus-
~ JurE, and the public generally, thut he has
opened extensive and varied assortment Of Ca5-
ag.t Hass ig Mr. Robert Davis new building. Main
street nearly opposite the Mansion Housc, 3"
where he viii le Aupry 10 have them cali and ex-
anime HIs
MAHOGANY. WALNUT. CHERRY AND OTHER
VARIETIES or FURNITURE,
cousistng in part OF Sofas, Bcrcaus, Tables, Bed
s;o@ts. 8 -retarys, S-ardz, sc, Sc.
Hc wii have constantly on hand an ezcs'lcut rs
sor-melt of Fancy and common CEAIBs. which uc
viii sell lgCyr than ever before offered IA tl.z
place.
Every article ordered viii be made IN the mos,
workmauze manner, Of Jhe best materials; and
REPAIRING Of all kinds viii be Promtiy attend
cd to. Ills terms are CASH, and being determined
90 sell low, and keep none bat good articles hc
hopes 10 receive the patronage Of discriminating &
VUllie.
Eaausblrr, July %. 1888.
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H0TESE.

A Ii persons having claims against the Alieghe-
"A ny Portage Rail Read for services rendered
or materials turuis lcd previous to the Sd day of
Nov. 1888, viii report them TO the Superintendent,
prior &c the 20tR of Nov. 1853 The great difficult
ty that has heretofore cccugTed in the payment Of
the debts Of this road, has been from the lEeuce
Of creditors themselves in failing 10 report their
claims previous to the making out Of the general
report of the Superint endent. 1t is particularly
required that the entire Indebtedness Of the road be
reported, that application can be made for
q sufficient arlouut liquidate II during the ensu-
season. Al persons failing to present their claims,
will haze no assurance Of payment out Of the next
appropriation.
JOHN ROSS, Superintendent
Oct 29 1873.
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E3cpubstcaEa Hail.

4 NTHoNN EQWINh Pectiuily informs the
a public that ae i Ecw prepared, as the law di-
reefs, wi'h every requisite Tor the 'accommod4-
ton ol strangers and travellers at his new stand
III me Northern Liberties Of Ho-lilaysJuTE, and
respectfully asks fer ~ share Of custom. His ta-
bic viii at all times be supplied with the best the
market affords, and his bar stocked with the best
wines and liquorE.
E=5s@ The larger Uail can he rented b. the day
night, aud Piano and Pianist furnished.
Bzzf- German wines and Lager Beer kept con
stautiy oa hand.
HoilaysJurg, May 8, 1888.
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Appointments by the Canal Board

The Canal Board made the following appoint
ments, in Harrisburg, last week {:
j. b. Baker, Superintendent of the Columbia
Railroad
j. Ross, Superintendent of the Portage R.
W. W. Bimock, Superintendent of the Middle
North Branch
D. Vandercocll, Superintendent of the Upper
Branch.
W. ". Wilson, Superintendent of the Lower
Branch
COLLECTORS.
II. c. Baird, Athens.
- Rooms, Pottstown.
S. NJ. Strickler, Columbia.
Il. Patterson, Bristol.
VIM. Cole, Outlet Lock, Portsmouth.
j. H. Shoemaker, Juniata Aqueduct.
j. Black, Freeport.
James L. Rely, Harrisburg
R. Laverty, Paol.
WEIGuMAsTERs.
II. Yard Easton.
Lot Watson, Lancaster.
J. Maker, Columbia.
j. Hightz, Columbia.
d. Z. Martin, Portsmouth.
j. d. Leet, Holiday sburg.
j. r. Herd do.
j. c. Barrett. JohnstoWn
j. r. Gregg, do.
c. j. Brown, Northumberland.
H. Il. Kline, Lock Haven.
CAEGo INSPECTORS.
d. Willard, Bristol.
j. Hunter, Philadelphia.
Thomas Welsh, Columbia.
d. Delo, Hollidaysburg.
c. Carer, Johnstown.
L BicckIy, Pittsburg.
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go Contractor.

SEALED Proposals viii be received 1T the 0Ecc
- of the Superintendent Of the New Road 30 avoid
Inclined Planes of the Allegheny Portage Rail Road,
at the Summit, Cambria county, Pa, or before
the FIRST day of November, 1858 for the ballasiug
and track laying on sections No SO, 81, 50, SO,
SO, So 90 and H. Of said road. Also for the cross
ties required for sections No. 33, 81, So, ana &c
TIMOTHY IVES.
Sup't Of New Portage Road.
Oct q 1853
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u AArshfh4h4IA,
No. 81, South Third Street, between Market and
.Chesnut Streets, Philadelphia.
HAAS constantly on hand and for sale, Dry and
a L Dry Salted Spanish Hides, Dry and Green
Salted Patua Hips, Tanners' Oil, Tanners and Cur
riers, FOOLS, at the lowest prices and upon the
best terms
Ess~ AL kinds Of Leather in the rough wanted,
for which the highest market price VIII be given II
cash. or taken in exchange for hides.
G-s- Ieatne. stored free OF charge ana sold on
commission.
May g. 1853
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AgrntTOR,s NOTICE.

NTOTICE IS hereby given that the undersigned has
u been appointed Auditor by the Orphans Court
Of Cambria county, 20 examine into and make re-
port upon the Exceptions filed t. the account Jacob
Luther, Executor Of john Stoly. deceased and tLat
he viii set for that purpose ut his office, ia Ebeus-
burg, on Thursday, the 24th day Of Noyem Der next
when and where all persons interested may at
;end.
JOHN s RILEY,
Auditor.
Oct q, IS53-4t.
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Important for the Public.
HYDRAULIC RAMS.

TlIlE firm Of Brown & Co, has sold the right of
/ setting in operation Water Rams in the counties
Of Cambria, Indiana and Arm mstrong 70 the firm Of
Herncame. Jones Potter, who viii be happy 10
accommodate all persons in want Of these useful ar
ticles-
Orders may he left With Mr. George Herucame,
who viii give all information in regard to these
Rams, their cost. sc.
HERNCAAiE, JONES S TOTTER.
Oct. 81 1852.
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STRAY MARE.

atTRAYED from the field Of Simon Krsh, in Car
- rOl township, Saturday, the 29tL nit, .,
dark brown mare, with sick mark the left i: p.
IS about i3 years old. and had Tread halter on. !
reward Of 81 will be paid io her return 70 the sub
scTiber or for information whfcA will lead 10 her
recovery.
JOHN TURF.
Nny { IS.3-3t.
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DEATH OF A CAMBRIAN IN CALIFoRNIA.-We
regret to learn the death of Daniel Huber, of
Johnstown, who was shot on the American Riv-
er, in California, on the 10th of September, last
We have not learned the particulars of his death
He leaves a widow, and two children.-ARegha-
1ljCy7
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Agricultural Society.

Z MEETING will be held at the Court House on
n Saturday evening the 18th day Of November
next, at precisely o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose
of forming an Agricultural Socisiy. An persons in
favor of eeyatiug the agricultural character Of our
County, are respectfully invited 10 attend.
MANY.
Oct 2S. 1858.
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TANE NOTICE.
Allegheny Eus-.ueFy HS E.croFfD,

IN conformity the Z 7th section Of act, to reg
4 uate the Volunteer force ofthis Commonwealth,
passed January 3lst, 1858, court Of appeals will
be held On the first Monday Of November the 7th)
in the borough of Loretto All delinquent member S
will rectify their n0n-atteudance to duty, abide
the consequence and rigor Of the law.
HENRY SCHNETBERG,
Captain.
Oct u TS52
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CHARLES AL8REGHT,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg Pa.,
Ig-ILL practice in the several courts Of Cambria.
III Blair and Huntingdon counties. Germans
consult and receive advice in their own language.
OGicc opposite tile Court House, formerly oceu-
pied by Z. l. Johnston, Esq.
EbeusturE. FebruarY B. lS53-lY.
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pURCHAsERs nEvVARE.

TIME piece of land containing about seven acres,
Il advertised by John MNeel, Jr- admin.stra-
tor of Rev. Terrence M'GirF deceased, 10 be sold
the 24th day of October inst does not belong to
said Estate, but is the property Of Ellen NJ Carly.
NJ d. MAGEHAN,
Attorney for z. ~ Carly.
October = 1853
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DENTIST.

hR- s. BELFORD, Surgeon Dentist, informs the
II public that he has returned TO Holiday sburg.
and permanently located IN the office he occupied
during his late visit, Zone door west of Hewit's
Store on Allegheny ST., where he viii be pleased
20 attend to any operations in his profession. AL
work done by him viii be warranted.
Holiday ysburg, August 20, 1858.
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SAMUEL &. vVINGARD,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
WILL practice in the several Courts of Cam
w br;G, Blair, and Huntingdon Counties
Office or main street two doors west Of the
store Of Murray, Zaht2 < Co.
Nav s. lS5l-lv
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a. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa,
KETILL practice in the several Courts of Cam
w bria, Blair and Indiana counties. All pro-
fessional business entrusted TO his care will be
promptly attended TO-
oiice Main street adjoining his dwelling house
Ebensburg, July /, l853-26-8m.#
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iTHE Pamphlet Laws OF the Session of 1888 have
| been received, and ready fer distribution to
those entitled 10 receive them.
Il. L. JOHNSTON. Proutono'aro p
PrOthonotary's oitice, Ebensburg
November 4, lS53-3t.
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Exchange Hotel.

TE7uE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
n lc that he Is uoT prepared with every requisite
for their acc0mm alatiou, and viii exert every er-
fort 10 render his house attractive and comfort
able stopping place. His table viii always be sup>
piled with every ic'icqcy the season affords, and
his bar stocked with the best Of Wines and Liquors
= careful and attentive hosJler will have charge
Of the stables. lie respectfully soIicits share OF
patronage.
JAMES MYERS.
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J. @. DEW

FMpORTERS and Wholesale Jobbers in English,
4 German and Domestic HARDWARE, Guns
Pistols. Walters, 81.
l51 MaHEEr STGEEr, between 4th & 9th, PHIL
ADELPHLA. Sept 3 ls53.-3m.
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The Eastern Question

The position Of affairs remains unchanged, as
regards the porspect of hostilities.
The Declaration of War was to be read in all
the Mosques, on the 7th ult. 1t was not expect
ed that hcstili..cs would commence before the
25,h.
Reschid Packa < son was the bearer of the
summons TO Prince GorchakofF. He also con-
vcyed to Omer definite instructions how to act in
event Of the Russians refusing to leave the tcrIi
tories. Duplicates Of these dispatches we're sent
to thc commander OF The Turkish forces in Asia
50 ha. the action Of the two divisions Of the
army might be in concert.
The following IS a translation Of
ONIER PASHA'S LETTER TO GORCHAKOFF
MONSIEUR LIE GENERAL Ii is by The order of
ms Government tha. have the honor to address
lis letter 10 your ENccIIency.
'' While the Sublime Porte has exhausted all
mems Of conclation to maintain at once peace
and its own independence, the Court Of Russia
has not ceased TO raise difficulties in the way of
any such settlement, and has ended with the vi
olation Of ftrcaties-invading the two Principal-
ties Of Moldava and Wall lachia, integral parts Of
the Ottoman Empire.
. fruo to its pacific system, The Porte, instead
Of exercising the right to make reprisalS, confn-
cd itselfeven then to protesting, and did not de-
viate from tie way Chat rligh lead to IN arrange
ucat.
Russia On the contrary, far from eyincing
/ corresponding sentiment, has ended by rejecting
the proposals recommended by the august courts
proposals which were alike necessary 10 the
honor and to The security of the Porte.
''Tnerc only remains to Ike latter the indspeIl-
sable necessity of war. But as the invasion Of
the Principalities and the violation of treaties
which have attended it. are the veritablc causes
ofwar, the Sublime Pore, as a last expression
Gifts pacific sentiments, proposes TO your Excel
lency, By my intervention, the evacuation of the
two Provinces, and grants for your decision a
term of fifteen days to date from the receipt of
this letter. Ifwithin this interval negative an
swer shall reach me from your Excullency, the
commencement of hostiiitcs will be the natural
cersequence
While ! have the honor to make the intination
/ to your Excellcncy, embrace the opportunity
to offer the assurance Of my high esteem.
GSigTed, OsIER.'
The following curt document is
GORCHAKOFF'S REPLY.
. Ny Master is not st war with Turkey, but
| have orders not to leave the Princpalties until
the Porte shall have given to the Gar the moral
satisfaction he demands. When this point has
been obtained win evacuate the Principalities
Immediately, whatever the time or the season.
IF am attacked by tbe Turkish army, Twill
defend myself [contine myselfto the defensive. !
(,ORCtI
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BROWN s. REzaEDY.

Fashionable BARRIERS and Hair Dressers.
IN the basement story of Davis s Cos, ware
| room.
Ebensburg, May !, lS51.-ly.
\. B. Shampooing done, and ra1ors honed IN a
superior manner.
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ssECEEAEa EgAN EsAGGEEAg,

Attorney at Law, E5easburg, Pa.
HEFICE. No. p, CylauHadc Row" near the
~ Court House.
january /, lS5I.-ly
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aYREs Z. EsERsEEsNss

Attorney 1T Law. JohDstowa Pa.
NFEiCE on Clinton Street. IN the Second story
~ Of Good * PersLiug's Store Room.
january 30, lS5l-ly.
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IsSsSv k,RY sALOOA,

Formerly browns Saloon
WlIE Proprietors Of this establishment Brown &
/ Kennedy. take this method of informing the cit
izens OF Ebeusburg and the public in general that
tLcv have rcfttei and otherwise improved their
saloon and are ready, nc all times, 10 accommodate
an persons who wish 10 indulge IN the luxury OF
,bauo forwar-ed 20 Us daily. We solicit q liberal
share OF public patronage
L. ". BROWN.
W. r. KENNEDY
O., T. 1888
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j. D. HUGUEs.
EVANs s EaUGWEs.

y. J. EvANa j. D. HUGHEs.
EVANS s HUGHES,
YEOULD again inform the public that they have
III lust received from the Eastern cities, and have
on hand a large and excellent assortment Of
EaII and VYIRSer Clothing,
which thoy are prepared 20 dispose OF at reasonable
prices Their stock consists IN part OF men and
hoys wearing anparal SturSd frorH CioJhs,
CassIme-es, Sattiuetts, Satns and silks. Also,
Wooden and Cotton Uudershrts, Drawers, &c
Hats and Gaps,
of all kinds, suitable for the season.
Also. large assortment Of CNLILOAIS and
CLOAkS ef tire latest styles
They have also on hand Cloths, Cassimeres, sat
tinetts, and Vestngs, which tLey are prepared to
manufacture to order according TO the latest
we'd fashions
be sold VERY Low Call and examine their stock.
They will suit you TO quality and price.
ESeusJurg, Oct q, 1883
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This Way!

EN1R l.c highest prices are Vsid for hides skins
L and tanners bark in either trade or cash by
J. MOORE.
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PennsElyamfn RRntI oaf.

KVR0N auI after TINS date Passengers taking
4 seats I'm the cars without tickets, at stations
where there is q t.cLet clice, Wi be charged ten
cents c@tra. ". W IVORY,
A4cl. Tein. L. r. Co.
Summit. 5ulv g. 1855.
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REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF ABSTINENCE FROM
FooD AND DR1NK.-H Doesburg, Esq, editor of
TIE Holandes, paper published in the Dutch
language, in the Hollanaer Colony, in Wetern
Michigan, communicates to The Tribune an in
teresting item which he culed from one of his
Netheriandish exchanges, of Engeltje Van
der Vlies, female at Pijnacker, near Rotterdam
aged Go years, who has not eaten in So nor
drank in 31years. She is now IN her last decline.
Professors and Doctors ana numerous scientific
men from all parts of the world, go to see her
The Board of Health, of the Hague, instituted in
ouiries into the matter as far back as 1926. No
medical man has yet ascertained the true con-
dition of that wonderful lady. She lives in good
buplor, and suffers with Christian love and faith,
her lot and condition. This is certainly a remark
able phenomena in the history of humanity, and
is an important news item for the whole world
as no instance of such long abstinence among
mankind is known.
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GEORGE Va. REED.

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
NHTILL practice in the several Courts of Cam
: bria, Indiana and " Westmoreland Counties
Office on Centre St, joining Gen. MDonald's dwell
ing.
Jan. l6, l85l.-ly.
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.LuEEN s. gEEEY.
Attnrnav Ii -. Ehensbrrr. =

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa,
EErIIL practice in the several Courts OF Cam 5ria,
IS Blair and Indiana counties.
Office, No. 4, .. Colouuade Row" near the Court
Uouse.
EJensburg, Aug. %, .553-Iy.
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Attorney az Law, Ebens burg, Pa.
ia the Court House, up stairs.
~ Aug. p, 1888.
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kVgR AEzAEa EzOpEEEE.

AttoEnoy at Lav---J JohnstoWn, "a.
nFFlCE On Clinton Street, "a few doors north OF
~ the corner Of Main and Clinton.
April %. 1888.
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Dayia 4. Storm.
Notary Public, ScTivensr ard ConveyanceT,
INEESTaNE. CAMRRIA CO Pa

EETILL also attend 20 his duties as Justice. Le-
W gal instruments of writing, such Deeds
agreements, Foreign Power Of Attorney, SC,
drawn up accurately. Collections entrusted te
Ai= care gri.l receive strict attention.
May I3. l552-aJ-tf.
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IMMIGRATIoN.-The following table exhibits
the number Of immigrants arrived at the port o
New York from Oct % to Nov. s, inclusive:
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THOMAS &. GEsBGWEE.E.,
At-nrraH 1T I.aEa. 8ollideysh.rE. Pa.

<-LllLl-0y y ---F'1 -lVI--l7-J ~ = =
WILL attend the several Courts OF Cambria
w county. as heretofore. Office one door west
of VIM Mcfarland cabinet yarerOom.
July y. IS52.-Iy
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PLANK ROAD ELECTIoN.-At the election held
IN this place ON last Monday the following
cellent Board of Officers of the Ebensburg and
Susauehanna Plank Road, were chosen for the
ensuing year President, George j. Rodgers
Managers, Rev P. H. Lempke, Ezekiel Hughes,
Johnston Moore, William Kittdl James Myers
Treasurer, Edward Shoemaker.
THE WEArEER-Winter seems to have fairly
set in. The ground is covered with snow, and
the air is cold. Ere long can expect sleigh
ing, and then all will go well all kinds of bells
can Il axe it.
g BLESSED Is HE VINO GIVES Yes, and bles-
sed is he who receives. We thought so as
RECALLED ourself on an excellent bunch of CELERY
presented us by our enterprising citizen, R. L.
JoHsroS, Esq. 1t was - gen. certainly, and
as a specimen of the productions of an Ebensburg
garden cannot be beaten.
Nav HorEL.-Mr. Jno. Blair has taken the
house formerly kept by Mrs. Mary o. Evans, as
boarding house, and opened Hotel This bu-
siness suits Mr. Blair to :. T., as he is just tho
kind ofa man to make good Landlord.
NEw ROAD TO LoREITo.-The viewers on the
new township road to Loretto report route of
butfive miles in length and grade no where ex-
ceedIng three degrees. This will make an easy
and excellent road. The old road is six miles long
and the hills almost perpendicular.
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e COX HERE Just received by the Pennsyl-
II vani:s Rail Road, and for sale bs J. Moore,
Grind Stones, Patent Buckets, Brooms Cheese,
Cotton Yarn, Clover Seed, and a large lot Of Car
Prg.Er's Tg5ls. April ].
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EEEE0E : EaEVER.

Attorney at Law, EbensbuIg, Pa.
NFFICE two doors West Of Major Thompson
~ Hotel.
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NNTHIsKEY, White Lead, and Linseed OIL for
w sale by ). MOORE
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GEORGELzPPIxCOTT& s CO.,
T. CNfts. JAS. ID. HAMILTc
Commission s ForNxarding.

TEVHE subscribers would respectfully inform their
L friends aud the public that they are now pre-
pared 10 receive aud forward all good consigned to
their care by any Of the Lines or by Central Rail
road and hope that by strict attention 10 their bu-
sines5 that they win be enabled to render perfect
satisfaction 20 aI! that viii patronize them. All
goods viii receive the greatest care and attention.
CRAIG s HAMILTON.
jefferson, March ., 1888.
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