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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Fanny Kembes charity readings in Baltimore yielded
81 200 for the Home OF the FrcndIess.
Lord yiscount Bury met with fall at Quebec last
Monday while skating aud dislocated his ann Never
heess heappeared at the banquet In his honor the
same day.
Thomas Arcy McGees friends propose to tender him
complimentary lecture while visit to Boston, which
he Is to make in few days.
Mr. VIM. B. Aston, Of New York payed his tax bill
to the recorder lately the being $4,000 per-
sona property and $50 600 real estate Total SS5 900
Mrs. Bennett has succeeded in obtaing her divorce
from the Doctor II Is said that juror opposed It, be
the parties would be seeking mates and he
felt sure there would then be four unhappy people in.
stead of fuo.
Judge Edmunds denies statement that his fifth in
spirituasn is beginning to On the contrary, he
declares that his belief founded upon eight years
careful investigation and cannot be shaken by the .pre
tended exposures Of knaves fools or by the 'de-
nnncations of those who have Investigated the
subject
General Scott first visited Charleston in 1907 when
just graduated aud first admitted to tho bar He occu
pied small Office in the rear of ST. Mchaels church, on
Broad street the site Of which Is nov INCLUDED within
the church yard popularity in the laws Of the State
relative to attorneys preclued hs immediate practices,
and he returned home Soon after he entered the army
captain Of light artillery being appointed from Yin
ginia, his native State
Mrs Martha Field, of West nrook6eld Mass, cele.
brated, recently, her nneeth birthday About thirty
OF her oldest friends present. and tho united age OF
thirteen Of the party 1913 years Among the In
ylted guests the young also and little girl
who the day just year old came to offer
her congratulations to the aged lady. The occasion
full Of "reminiscences of ancient times. spinning wheel
part of Mrs. Fields marriage dowry, exhibited and
also some tea possessed by her before the de-
-A~--~.'.s ,s ~. taa IN ra.ase- h-I--' --'
''''-~-- - .,o,, many other in
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THE minutes Of the for

ANNUAL CONFERENCE MrNurrs.--.- ,..-'
ty ninth annual conference Of the Methodist npls.,
Church for 1858 make volume Of 348 pages The
number of church members is 7GS 900 probatoneis,
lsS, 555 grand total, 956, 555 In 1857 there were
500, 5l9, gain Of 1876, 036 The number of deaths du
ring the year, far AS reported, was 924 The bap
tsn, 40 9l5 adults and 81 1863 children. During the
year 81 preachers located 80 died. SAT admitted
trial, 552 supcrannuated 243 supcnumerafy, 5,707 eff
fectiyetotal number OF preachers, $500 The number
of local ministers Is 1880. The number of churches
9063, the estimated value of which il SIT 500 494
The number of parsonages 2,407--probable value
$3.50, 99l. Claims the conferences, S49, 2SI.
Society, SIS l4s for the American Bible Society $685.
700; for Sunday School Union, sl0,452 number of
Sunday Schools ,490 officers and teachers 1923, 30s
number OF scholars, GIT 2lT; volumes in libraries,
2, l22 9s7.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FRIDAY, pEcKMuEn "a.

No. &c. McKnlay, Garioch, 4 Co. appellants, b.
VIM. Morrsh master and claimant OF the ship ..Pons
Ael' &c. The motion to dismiss this appeal
gucd by Mr. Brent in support thereof and by Mr. Rev
erdy johnson in opposition thereto
No. 81 Frederick L. Barrcda Brother plaintiffs in
error rs. Benjamin H. Ssbee q al The argument Of
this cause was concluded by Mr. Nelson for the plaintiffs
in error
Adjourned until Tuesday, i o'clock, a. m.
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WAsHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1905.
business Notice.

Union establishment view fhe proposed
in us Will be conducted strictly 90 cash basis all
the collection Of utscs Tor the Union are deon
tnuod amer this date
rsp lpscpnb who anthorscdto mako COLLECTIONS
10 Delaware, Maryland, hni Virginia
WASHINGTON, Mafch 20, lsbs.-u
going Intended oincde agents or ooee-
We employ heretofore employed this but
on performed such service ia ole pari o. the
seautry. AZ 1s-u
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letter to the British consul at New York states that
although the health and strength of Florence Night
ingale 80 extremely reduced she continues devote
to her great ameioraton both of the sanitary
and sanitory arrangements for the British armyore
time and excrtion than is consistent with her recovery
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teresting relics.

THs NEw YoRg CENTRAL PARK Improvements du'
ring the past have made gratifying progress
The ground has been far graded, and tho roads laid
out that the great features Of il arc rapidly develop
ing themselves No parks in London, or perhaps IN
Europe compare with its natural surface for variety
and beauty 1t has singular depressions for water level
surfaces for gardens cricket grounds and military dis
plays rough rocky elevations for artistic taste md scen
cry gentle hill sides for winding paths aud picturesque
drives and unrvalled length Of broad beautiful road
way for carriages Some portion Of it is the highest land
the Island, and varied and picturesque scenery
can scarcely BIO found The commissioners have flooded
portion OF it. as skating pond during the winter
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me Thirty fourth Congress made land grants TO eight
dntent States to aid in the construction of railroads
OF which the aggregate length nearly $50 miles
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cool thing perpeted by the grand jury of Buff
o week before last in sending for the counsel OF three
four persons charged with burglary for the purpose OF
hearing them tell what they concerning the transae-
tons with which their clients were charged
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sy- The Union will not be issued tomorrow
norning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

y PAPER in announcing the opening of ncw
says: Mr. had the pleasure of be-
ing first buried there"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

principal regulators of the
performs its functions well.
full developed. The stomach
on the healthy action OF the
anee offs functiOnS;When the
are at fault, and the whoIr
of one orgRu-the LTvEK-
For the diseases Of that or
has made Il his study, ia u
wears, to find some remedy
many derangementsto which
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23
-Cheaper than Ever,

-Cheaper than Ever.
REAT DISTRESS and heavy the East; Railroad
VI Stock, Bank Stock and all goods on the Market
aud sold atrGnous prices the Importer
have just returned from the citiesand have
purchased goods runous prices and now offer
customers rnd the public generally, goods made MP to
order in Goats, Pants and Vests in the
fashionable and clothing, than they
have been offered in this market. You will get fne
clothes for the you heretofore paid for coarse
Come and buy [oe26l a. n ADASis.
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TIE deacon of church upon which a new
pastor had been settled. was praiSing his many
good qualities to the deacon of ncighborIng
church. lie declared that their new minister
had but one fault in the world, and that was a
propensity To become little Guarrelso:ne when
he was drunk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23
J. II. SCOTT.
mo. 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail


DEALER IN
Watch e. Cl oClIR 1eWesry1 Watch & Clock
NnIerlHlR, Tools. GluSBeH,
OLIVER Plated Britannia Ware, Gold Pens, and Pen
= es Gold aud sSer spectRcles Port MOnnaes Purses
Gard ORsea OabRS, Work Boxes, Brushes Combs Perfume
Fancy Soaps Pocket Knives sciesor RaEors Revolver
Pistols Ger Sill Plated Specks Spoons and Forks Regain
silk Guards Steel Keys Steel Pens, Jet and Coral Goods
and general assortment Of useful and fancy articles
Having lately added very largely to my stock both In
the Wholesale and Retail departments, enables me to
offer to
watchmakers, Merchants, Pedlars,
and the public generally, very complete assortment at
the lowest prices.
Watches Clocks carefully repaired warranted.
app
Straw Goods.
G AVERY Is now opening large and general assort.
- tnent of Mems, Youths aud Ohil1reus Hats,
sst!uE of Everett, D. b. AMI bound Webster italian
Hats Pedel; D. H., Drab and Brown LeghOrn Cuban Hats
LeGiorn Young America, D. r. LeEhorn BOYS Hats; Pana
On fine aTtclel Silver Straw DrHb Hats; Everett and
Webster allan n, D. Rays Hats; Chdrens Extra wind
Double straw and Leshorn Hats all Of which will he sold
Rp23 No I46 Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
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THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR /
~ - ~ \
" DIR. SANPnRn.

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Comp 7unded Entirely from GUMS
d. INES before the public that acts as Lf!1fjr
easier milder and eectaa han any other medicine
hrs on III; Lt1er to eject its morbid matter th on
the stomach AMI bowels to that matter thus
comprising two purposes ectuay, without any Of the
feelings expe fenced in the operations Of most ca
purges it, and when taken daily moderate doses viii
strengthen ami build 1t up with unusual raridity.
The LIVER Is Of the PRINCIPAL regulators Of the
human bOdyi and it performs its functions veil
she powers Of the system full developed, The soqGc
@ GT the proper perform snoe offs the
= stem s me bowels are at fault, and the
having ceased TO do diseases of that or
practice Of more ha @fa To- Sd his study in
whersEto counteraet many derangementsto which
bgS i,S trou
mas but to try BOTTLE d-seonviction is certain
These Gums remove ali-1morbfd or bad nafttr ,-or,
lnyEorsSg he ssomaeb ht io a9s Of BILE
SSlF1iN THE BLOOD iving tone aai heaItb to tbs
BILIOUS ATTACKS are cured. AND. WHAT Nc
LIVER IEYTGORATOR USE Oh th'
oSiS one dosetaken before retiring prevents NTGuv
se1sIy 0 sSs dose take9 2csens the boue
80 MS tsNen aiter each meal will cure DYSPEPSI.
SifIR He'd JI5yy5 spooniuls will always reliev,
One bottle taken fel- male obs,r,,r,,,r -,r,
cause OF the disease and .msI,s . ou removes tht
f1s Jn.S Us in'nsdateiy relieves CHOEEC willie
No FPfyS S Ecteated tsja sure for CYOkEPI
~ tI nj anu a pTeEenitve- of CHOLERA.
Only one bottle is. oeetrt a., IL,,,- -. -. 4, =
system the effects of 5leine a. "I Nhe
loEpeSs or ior><SAtlSOlCE removes ali sal.
One a. 1 1I color-'rom the skin.
or Sothe appetite, InakeSO fon ,iat gives Wig
0ne dose often repeaEea- cIrss STISEII-lr, 49,,
B0WEL c1r,,IS 80. ior i while S UAAER and
One or two doses cures .s'S - LsI ioSs.
world as II TSrsI or speeiier remedy in
aSsoTbeats lsN bottles enrss'40oPSl, by exciting the
we take pleasure in recon. rnens;r,-. ,L,.
preventive FEVER Ann ACsTTIS as a
and all PEH&Rs of a BII ITnITS' ,SiitLL FEVER,
Win certainty, II operates
wonderful virtues ~ Winning 70 testify to Its
1AOSS I4SIIHOHYEY pSp AA-4@A4k S-N@44f4-
-, HtF tptIter in tie tRobt@ Mir ~ ~.
sie1Lotc 6oth together " s' '''e inauguration, aud
TIE LIVER INvIGoRAToR
IS SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIsCoyEP,,
SUI almost too great believe I. - 9sily
tSS ~ te IFsf dose EtriHg beneRf ana u nS
Csr11"tt Is required to any kind ~ y ,Gi
rom the worst sdunuie6 or - 4sf
1JfII9eeS, atlNf which are the reSSIi ~ 70 q
nm s. FSleE ONE DOLLAR PER RoTTIp
Dh- sANRORh, Proprietor, StS Broa5vr.,.4 u,
An Eetstett By al Druggists. Sold MAJ ~ ENsN York.
$50 2-SS III. LOGAN { Co., Whss,tr "
GEORGE e
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THE IN IELLIG
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1868.
TIE NUsING BOY

ny n. P. WILLIS.
There's something in a noble boy,
A brave, frec.heartvd, careless ono,
With his unchecked, unbidden joy,
His dread OF books aud love Of fun,
And in his clear ana ready smile,
UnShaded by thought of guile.
And unrcprcsSed by SaducSS,-
Which brings me TO my childhood back,
As i'll trod its very track,
Aud felt its very sladneSS.
And yet, it is not in his play,
When every trace ofthought iG lost;
And not when you would call him gay,
That his bright presence thrills me most.
His shout may ring upon the hill,
His voice be echoed in the hall,
His merry laugh like music trill,
And in sadness hear it ALL
For, like the wrinkles on my brow,
scarcely notice such things now
But when amid the earnest game,
He stops, as if he music heard,
And, needless of his shouted name
As of the carol of bird,
Stands gazing on the empty air,
AS if some dream were passing there
IT'S then that on his face look
HIS beautiful but thoughtful face
And, like long-torgotten book,
Its sweet familiar meanings trace
Remembering thousand things
Which passed me on those golden wings,
Which time has fcttered now;
Things that came DER me with q thrill,
And LEFT me silent, sad, and still,
And threw upon my brow
~ holier and gentler cast,
That was too innocent to last.
'Tis strange how thoughts upon child
viii like presence, sometime press,
And when his pulse is beating wild,
And life itself is in excess
When foot and hand, and ear and eye,
Arc all with ardor straining high
How in his heart will spring
feeling whose mysterious thrall
Is stronger, swec;er far than all
And on its silent wing,
How, with the clouds he'll Goat away,
AS wandering and as lost as they!
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TRANSPORTATION.
! !; & : 5 !
b g o. r. r..
E1ElLER ARIA NI7FEFNTS For TIE EASTERNG
,SOUYHFRT CITIES


r q a r
,,-,,,,,, ,sI,,S,1,s r,,,,, ,.r, ,,,,.,,y
"a mi E.1 = ,y5ISeS = W -
o4l1ll' . 80 ~
IMPROVED HCaH EDULE.
NuRP tbrouvh trains daily from Wheeling To Bstore
Citv and ali uarts of me Fast and South.
East First the Ciii Whet ling BenwOod and Baltic Elk.
press leaves Wheeling at 9UA a., Sundays excepted,
rivnE at baltimore at $40 NJ giving time for breakfast
and connections Second, the st Louis, Cncn.,
Wheeling, Baltimore Express leaves daily at
4:&n r. NJ arrives in Baltimore $40 A NJ time for
St Louis Cairo Indiana polls DAYTON CINCINNATI Wheel.
ing nenwood and Express leaves Wheeling daily
r. Nj Saturdays excepted, arriving at Baltimore
NJ trnI1
Returning to the West and South West, The trains leave
Baltimore daily as follows: A. ii arrive at WheeliuV at
l2aO r. Nj SOS p 81 train arrives at Wheeling at 1:iG
T. NJ
tn, $50 p NJ train bound Fast will n Iv Ston for wood
nj nsns Mt tn, stnois Round
tr.p tickets are sg issued 10 oundsyIe MT So cts and
To n.IIrnod Mt 25 cents j h FORD AGENT
w l. SMITH, STUNT.
= = 80 - :
cleveland, Fits burg q wheeling
3 ATT 80 .
KALI ROAD.
SfSs;SSAsfssa s5SSsS=zsf=ssfsS, Ss96 1890 SlD
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Cincinnati, Wilmington & zanes-
vile Railroad

MERCHANTS, manufacturers, public generally
VI are hereby respectfully Informed that the g. W
Company IS nov prepared 70 receive AndtorWard freight
iron the temporary Staten in zanesve. Second street
tnEton Cireeve Lancaster New Lexington inferno.
iRte Stations Particular attention also be given totbe
forwarding OF Freight destnea fer in Seeoronee
With the wishes Of consignors whether BY Railroad or the
River from Cincinnati
Freight viii be received and delivered during the winter
months nom Mto p NJ; during the simmer months
@ their may rely upon the Company's Agents
giving every attention insure the utmost
and safety In the forwarding property en-
RorfurtheT information Freight TariF M
the Company, or apply to =
II, &. SMITH,
General FREIGHT Agent
mSSea Evansville. Ohio
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'PRING AND SUMMER GOODS
FOUNDRY PRoPBRTY

Er SI SnIe OF s.e1Se. in West bIa, Va.
VIII property IS in good working order HAVING plssi
smith shop with two fires, Patterns aud tools togser
~ aStocE OF eoEe The buildings b
Ieetn width andiahe or
me propertyis tnthe eentreof zriI,rra
ma manufacturing county, with very IL
me properly Deceased for a,err of eebsp
steady habits and good character and none but suc
s SpPy II any one should iesire to purchase nc nav
VIII he made either with or
~ sao & mas chartered privilege FOR manufacturer
.hart.rS SHOULD company purchasing desire IT, tn
tn 20 with thr proT.rtv
--.N SARGENT pR0TTEFE
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9tIast found ,anypersou trOu
PLAIST, in any ofits forms,
conviction is certain.
morbid or bad matter from
place q healthy hoB of bile.
causing food to digest well,
irving tone and health to the
the cause OF the disease
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-24
APPEALS.

TENako notice. that the Commissioned. OF Cam
J. bria County will aoii appeals for said Coun-
" for the year 1883 ~ the Commits rio ners Office
in Efensburg as follows vii:
For Allegheny Ciearfeld, & White Towl.-
ships and Loretto Borough Monday March
IS.
For Chest. Susquhanna and Carroll Townships
on Tuesday March 16.
For Cambria, Jackson and Blackhck Town
ships and Ebensburgh Borough Oh Wednesday
March. Il.
For Conemaugh and Taylor Townships on
Thursday March IS.
For Conemaugh Borough and Johnstow Boz
ough on Friday March 70
For Richland and Summcrhill Townships o,
Monday March %.
For Washington and Munster Townships nid
Summitville BOROUGH, on Thursday, March aS
: LITTLE.
THOMAS MCCONNELL, tCo,nrts
J HN BEARER.
Commissioners office.
Ebeusburg. Feb Il, 1883. {
(JohnstoHn Echo please copy)
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REGISTERS NOTICE,

~ OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following accounts have been passed and f.
led III the Registers Office Of Cambria county,
and Will be presented for confirmation at ths next
Orphans Court Of said county, to be he'd at Eb-
ensbug. on the first Monday of March next, 10
wit
The accom-: of Henry kratzcr, Trustee lor
Frederick Cohaugh. decd.
The account of David II. Roberts admir- de
boris non cuff. tcstamento annexo Of David Todd
ST. deed.
The account of David O'Haro, guardian OF The
minor children Ut John Beamer decd.
The account of John Campbell. admir- cum tes-
tamento auneko of Joseph Campbell. deed.
The account of Sarah Ann Ferry. adrnfx Of the
estate of John Burtnet:. deed.
The account Of Jacob Cover and Alexander Co
ver adm of the estate,f. Adam Cover deed
The account Of Eliza M'Bonald, adm'x. Of
Owen M'Donald dec.
The account of Il. Kihkead, admir-. Of Ed
ward Hutchinson, Jr., dee Il.
VI. HASSON, Register.
Reg Office, Feb. 5. 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-24

HyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Z the farm on which he now resides, in the
township of Chest. containing about two hundred
and thirty acres, eighty of which are cleared and
in good state or cultivation. The improve
nents on the farm are comfortable two story
dwelling house aud frame barn with the neces-
sarv out buildings, There is a bearing orchard of
grated fruit on the premises, and on part of
he timber land there is II quantity of White Pine
timber standing convcn eIt to saw mill. For
terms (Which will be moderately apply to the
subscriber on the premises.
RICHD. j. PROUDFOOT.
Feb. 10. 1857.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
! J.Stahl & G. Thos. Roberts. in the Clock,
Watch & .Iewelry business is this day dissolved
themselves indebted to The late firm by note or
book account are hereby notified TO come forward
and settle before the first day of March, other
wise their accounts will be left in the hands of a
proper officer for collection,
The business will still he carried on at the old
stand by G. Thos. Roberts where the books are
placed for collection,
STAHL & ROBERTS
Ian o. 1e5S2+
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OVPHsEs, COURT SALE.

DY virtue of au order Of the Orphans Court
Ae of Cambria county. to me directed there
will be exposed to publ" sale on the premises
THURSDAY the 25th day'0f February next. at
l O'Clock III the afternoon. the following real es-
tate of which Jacob Paul died seized to wit
One tract situate III Richland township. in the
said county, adjoining lands of the heirs of Va
cob Stul decd. Oh the southwest, lands of Dam
iol Strayer on the north lands of the heirs Of
John Paul decd. on Notwithstanding two
hundred acres more or less. about seventy acres
of which are cleared and in gooi state ofculti-
Walton. y large two story brick Dwelling House
bank Barn, Blacksmith Shop and outhouses
thereon erected-and large apple orchard there
Oh growing.
ALSO-One other tract, situate in the said
township, adjoining the ab;veFGescribed tract on
the south, land Of john r. Sidman on the north
land OF Abraham Paul he aast and lands tf
the heirs of John Paul dec'.!. the south. con-
tanning seventy six acres and siveuteen pcrches
and allowance and having 4 saw mill u good re-.
pair thereon erected. .,t.. ..
The above tracts Of land willtbe sold toge ,heT
or separately to suit purchasers. 2. 90.
TERMS OF SALE One third nf the purchar.
money to be paid on confirmation of sale: one,
third 10 remain charged upon. the premises the
! interest OF which 10 BE- paid to the widow and
at her death the principal 10 be paid the hens
| and the balance two equal annual Payments. .to
/ be secured by the bonds and mUrtgacue of the
! purchaser the premises
! SAMUEL. S. PAUL
Trustee of the real estate of Jacob Paul decd
January y. lS5S-4t-5O
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LICENSE NOTICE.

HNHE FOLLOWING PETITIONS WILL BE
Il presented to the next County Quarter Ses-
sions to be held for Cambria county. commencing
on Monday, the first day of March, a. d. 1858 :
Alisus Martz, for Tavern License
james d. Hamilton, for
William M'Combic, for
Henry Foster, for
james Noil, for Eating House
Henry Short, Eating House, Johnstown'
b. kobler, for
Henry Schnable, to soil Liquors in quantities
not less than one gallon.
Balthus Hohler
Richard Tudor - 60 Z
JOS. MDONALD, Clerk
Office Clerk O. S., Cambria Co., Feb 10, '5S
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF \
- writ of Fieri Facias issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria county and to me
directed, there will be exposed to sale by public
outcry, at the Mansion House. in the borough of
Johnsiown, Cambria county. on THURSDAY.
tie 25th day of FEBRUARY, \. y. 1858, at me
O'Clock Z. NJ.
All the right. title and interest Of Sarah f.
Benshooff of. in ana TO the following described
lot of ground, situate on Vine street. in the bor-
ough of Johnstown. Cambria county. Beginning
at a corner thence west 55 feet to post, thence
north l26 feet to private alley. thence east 40
feet to the corner of G.. w. Hamiltons lot thence
south l26 feet to the beginning. being part of
two lots of ground umoered on the original plan
of ,Johnstown by the Sc and 81 aud convey
ed by Owen s. Cornelius M'Donaid to Robert
Hamilton by deed dated the 9th day of October
1920. Taken in execution and to be sold at the
srit Of George W. Hamilton for use Of Bell Smith
3 Co.. bv JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff,
Shelf Once, kbensburs, Feb. 5, 1888.
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'ewn Property for sale.

UNDEnSIGNED WILL DISPOSE OF
vai,lable property, situated on the SuS-
p & Ebensburg Plank Road, and adjoin-
,sidenoe of Rev. David Jenkins. The
| oeiag beautifully situate. would make
.2mer residence. The building is two
ki wdl PLANNED, together With all the ne
s05uhdings attached. There are acres
atachcd TO the' rc1nises, on which will
choice Got os fruit trees. Terms made
JAMES f.. DAVIS.
Ws. Aug. %, 1857-42-