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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-04

EBSTER CITY, iowa, NOV. y, 1891.
DIR. BRAGG:-Dear Sir:-For more than
three years myself and daughter. have been
afflicted with lntamed eyes in an aggravated
d gree. and tried various physicians and nGs-
trums to no effect. A length was induced
To try the Arctic Liniment. and in months
was nearly cured aud my daughter was en-
tircly wcll, although part of the time she had
been totally blind. also used the LinimeaI
for rheumatism in my back, and was cured by
part of Al bottle. would not he without your
invaluable remedy in my house.
N,,urS trulv
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-04
TRU E,S ALE
For Sale.

WE selling a splendid lot of IAN6HORN
w ARMISTEAD AND COBB'S TOBACCO very low
j. II. LANGLEY < co,
oct29-u II Union street.
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Musif, {iaues, 81.

Pianos! PianOSt Pianos!
rI,HE greatest bargains in Piano <<xaexzu.
IL EOrtes in New York city
be had tine Mandatory Of CUM ~ y "
AINGS x CANF1EI.I,; 657, broadway, near Bieecher
street Plancs on plain and ornamental Cases. Pearl
and Ivory Keys, at prices below all competition,
wholesale and retail. Every II struufent warranted
for years. CUMMINGS & CANFIFLD,
oct2S-d5m No. 637 Broadway, New York.
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fyOsr.--BFsT RED ASH AT ~ 90
~ BfS1 WHITE Ash AT ~ 30 Warranted 1900 lbs
DischsrfinR this day eRr ave which will de-
liver part Of tho city Al the sye prlees tess In coal,
mer and dealers Cash when ordered Apply At so nab
ingtor street near Spring treet d. w. hill, Aee~t
L M'KAwANNA COAL AT 2EDUCEO PRICES THU
- delaware and Hudson Can no prepared
70 furnish their celebrated from yard bro
Yen snu screened of family al ~ rs peron OF 2gD los
nevereo Tree OF fards In New York foot OF Huf
son Stree corner OF Fourteenth Ninth avenue and
corner Of 0ouvernenr al Front streets In Rrookyn
q Harrison street and ~ Atlantic street. a. either Of which
OF Mtse companysp fce OF William street ami Ex
'''''' WI" ISAAC n. syrSoua. rryspr~.
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MEDICAL,

MEDICAL.
-
nR WATSON. IS WALKER STREET, A FEW DOORS
~ wes Of Broedway once hours from : 10 the morning
10 3 In the evening
nR. WARDS OFFICE, &7 CANAL sTREET-FoUR
~ doors east Of Broadway stairs hours IRON n W.
ull ~ Y. NJ
TYR BARROW, Isl PRTrUx STREET, FRw BLOCKS
II ives. Of Brosdwsy.-ohse hours from III WI 2and rc~
sio o'clock
nR. RALPH HAs REMOVED TO SO BLEECKER
~ street corner Of Wesley plsce' Two BLOCKS east os
Broadway.
RP A. TEPNONT "a NFRCEa STREET CORNER or
Spring, opposite s. Nicholas Hotel from III a W
q. NJ EXCEPT hondsy WeipesoeIs ana fIp'ys' "ioE'N
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,TEANBOAT WANTED TO HIRE
OryIcx 90 Tuy down goss or yuv A, xsuo,.x /,

~ DfyIcx govrREORs % rHr ALssuousx
RoTUspA. PARK, New York April 81 1854
Scaled proposals viii he received the oce until o'clok
T. NJ of the 18th inst for the services seambos Tor ono
year commencing Let OF May She will BE- re1uired
u make trip each day Sundays excepted from the foot
Of GRAND street. East river Al ~ O'Clock " " Bellevue no..
pia foot OF Twenty sixth street thence Biarkwes and
rsnda Islands stopping on rriurps IN
all and regh of every descr pon IN And
every part 81 the boat 10 TOW all vessels and rata
with without freight 70 and from the wharves OF ha civ
and Brooklyn and also 70 and from islands The dead boat
to be owed from Bellevue Hospital and Rackve's Leland
ioOy Cemeter WARD lsandl and back when required
Proposals To give the name Of the boat tonnage dmeu.
sons power draft Of water, &C. also the OF two res
ponsble parties security for the faithful perfor of
The G
The Governors the right Of rejecting any or ali pro
pOsas deemed by them not advantageous the department
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CONFEDERATION NOTICES.

NroTfCE-rHE COMMITTEE ON TAXES or THE
IN Board OF Aldermen will meet 10 room No. City Hall,
on Friday The zd inst a. clock r NJ TO AXE into consi
deraon the petitions OF the following parties for relief of tar
vl-Ita W. Gregory, Jpo =. BOLSTER Mrs Elrs Farr
joseph ~ Deksy, Marble and Stone Carving Company Ellis
A. Bloomfield, james Beebe Co, Martha Doris Mrs How.
ard Isaac VI Tuule e. Lyon y TOBIAS u A. Cbitienien
Mile Ward, L. ". schultz, G. W Cared Y. W
Woodruff, N. CLARK, e. Swan, MARI Waters q. ~ Rose j.
Hoffman, ) Benjamin, ixsbeth Somervlle W n. Rome
~. q. Ferguson. Joseph wilson J. Pick, q. Tuzno w. D.
kwen q. Trash, y Marcel h. Shepherd, s. Is. Engle ~
Knox ,. wickbsm, 4. I. Duydren, j. Roeheave Stress
'. W Rullhsusen and L. godsine
WIN TUCKER. p.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

COI WEST FOURTEENTH STREET -DEsIRA Bile
I'll rooms with board furI shed unfurnished the
door with Cr0ou closets attached suitable for
Lies single gentlemen. in frat olAss house with
boarders References exchanged.
OOn BROADWAY. NEAR TWELFTH STREET, EAST
CLU side-To let in a French family neatly
furnished the second 6oor without board to single
gentlemen location suitable for professional gentlemen.
ON BROADWAY ONE DOOR PROM THE BAN
JlU croft House Handsomely furnished rooms TO let
the favorable terms House conducted the European
plan. fine restaurant attached.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23
INANClAL,

NITY RAILROAD STOCK IN TWO COMPANIES FOR
~ sale-Also Chemung Railroad first mortgage per cent
bonds due mex; year dS59 JOHN b. MURRAY 40 Wall ST.
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DENTISTRY.

DFNTlsrRY .-TpyTh EXTRACTED IN TIN SECONDS
- without the sighes, pain BY my new aud or gni pro
cesnot freezing. This admirable system prsCuced BY
oply. Reference given N required.
DR.. @. DURKtN, $50 Canal street. near Wooster.
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INAaE REDUCED.
IL STEAM TO SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRu-Us
magnificent steamship VANDERBILT, b258 toos p, n
Letevre master. will sail with tia NAILS
soUrHAnPrOn HAvRE AND HAvRx
Saturday ........... May = Wednesday ...... Juns 4
SATURDAY,; July "Wednesday IaiE 4
Specie delivered in London and Paris.
FOR passage and freight apply 70
D TORRANCE, Agent
Nc. Bowling Green New York
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DOOMs ARE TO LST-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNISU
IL ed In the eligbly located building N WaTe-ey
phase north Of Brosdwsy The house conveniently
divided ia small psrors bedrooms single rooms
vel suited for the eceOnmod on OF small families suge
gentlemen
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(ykEAI RkOU0rL0h n FARE TO And Fxs9
VI EUROPE
FROM new sosx % Southampton, Hayre ana Brsaa.
Certificates s:1ed tor pa.sase and from Europe -
NORTH STAB. $500 tons r. I. Tinkelpaug6 ns~t~rr
ARIEI. 900 tons, @. ID. Ludlow msstar.
viii sail from pier No North River New Vo~k nj No.
ctsey, carrying the UNITED STATES NAILS VIZ
LEAVE NEW YORK
SOUTHAMPTON, sorru.~-~~
BREMEN.
Ariel May 1b June IL linz r.
Nsrh ftar, June L. July To- Jviv a
These steamships touch o. Havre. Speca delivered N
dor and Parts. For passage or freight apply 70
ID, TORRANCE, Axenk.
No. Bowling Green New YoueR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

EoR sALE--si25O0O OBJ TEN YEAR TEN PER CENT
semi annual al estate ooupon bonds of the Saline Coal
and Manufacturing Company in illinois, the Ohio River 100
miles above Cairo payable 1t the American Exchange Bank
New York Company charter perpetual right loan
pct secured by careful deed of trust conveying TO A c.
fagg of this city 0 of valuable
lands, together with improvements, railroads, cars ma
chnery buildings &c successful
which 800 OO0 exclusive of the lands
Coal iron both superior eihaess very accessible
fully tested and developed These bonds the unsod por
of first and only issue Of S3O0 the entire debt Of
company The now mining ana selling over 100
sinking fund these bonds the of which
enlarge the works and increase the busn
per day equal 70 interest sinking fund and ample
dend to sharehoders thus aordsg safe and prontsbe
vesment beyond question, and with Of
prompt return of both principal and interest They Of
references given by MORSE co, Al William street
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DOoMs TO LET DOWN TOwE-A LARGE BACK
room on bird floor unfurnished closet and gas also
hal bedroom second floor, with neatly furnished
sing gentlemen, at No 81 White street. few doors east OF
Broadway.
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BOARDING AND LODGING,

CENrLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, AND sINGI
" gentlemen be accommodated with sr.lal board
Aprvae family, al ls5 West Eleventh street, Elk
avenue
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A UsTRAIIA tNDErENDENT LrNE.-THE SPLENDID
A clipper snip MARY BANGS Will sail for Meibourns On
Saturday May One large state 10 fret cabin for ssls
also lew second cabin and
be taken sppled for a, Passage oav
S5 The above ship carries TO Australia FUN band OF
scans bssnce OF fregb, passage apply ou board
pier fsst river GOODBYE, ARREiL A PTTLOf.
l05 Pearl street, or MAILER, LORD a QUEREAU, Is3
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DOARD IN sEvRNTH wARD-FROrT RCon AM
ID bedroom on second floor, with board $40 without -
SINGLE bedroom win ooaru 81 winout 81 20 private
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

IvOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND,-THF UNITED
II states mail steamship JAMESTOWN CAPT Parish win
leave saturday, 18th inst Al ecock ", from pier ~
arrive NJ Norfolk SUNDAY
and al Richmond Monday morning Psssen ge~s for ina
South will proceed directly by the Southern rsN
lines TRAY eiers ~ ind this the cheapest pesssnest and
expeditions route Passage and fare, Including
Norfolk, - 10 Petersburg and Richmond
age half price. Apply to LUDLAM PLEAshNrs IN
Hroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

DOOMS TO IET-WITH BOARD, AT IS2 BLEECKFR
IL street. large front and back furnished unfur
nished the second story with all the modern improve
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DOOMS--FURN,sHED OR UNPUBLISHED. IN SUITS
IL or single be obtained by fam es single gentle
10 the rs; class house 7T6 Broadway; breakfast fur
nsheo if required Terms reasonable. Also basement,
suitable Tor physiclap.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-13
p1. sANDF0s,C,s r
EfS LGGRAIOR.

Q Il l. Z + Il Il Z u T. ID y
ES REQUIRED To CURE AEle0Ns TIGi5sR
L blea With Liver C-allaints, unless tne most
desperate oi cases, when tiie s2CoND bette wal,s
With scarce single failure. restore tae Patient e
health ani YisoT. He Wish 90 cali tAe attepteas-
of ali to lbs Sc facts that tie Invioratori COM
pounded hv physician W,ho has used Il IN his
practice for the past twenty y2lrs. With q sac
cess alnlost cycdUoUS and tat It Is entirely veg
etab.c, being composed wlloly ut gt.isls- s.
Some idea ef tae strength Cf t5Iele gums lazy
jC formed yhca Il l. known one bottle Of The in-E
yigoratar contains IS IaG,i, strength one 4tum
cred doses of Clomel without any Of It's deetari-
ol,s effects
One bottle IS the surest thing known TO carry
away the bad effects of fDiaerai poison Of any kind
Only one bottle Is nee,iel To throw out of the
system the effects of medicine atiera long Sick
uess.
one bottle taken for Jaurdice removes all yel-
| Io,yncss or unnatural color from Il e skin.
One dose after eating Is sufficient to relieve ile
stomach and prevent the food from rising ant
soming.
One dose taken at night iooscns tie bowels
gently, and cures cest.reness-
One dose taken after each meal will cure Dys-
pepsia.
Hova Sick Headache.
One bottle taken FOR female obstruction re-
moves the cause Of The disease, and makes per-
| feet cure.
only one dose Immediately relieves Ci.oho,
while
One dose often repeated is sure cure for Chol-
era Morbus. and a sure preventative Of Cholera
One dose taken often VIII prevent the recue-
renee ofblii-us attacks, while itreeves all Iaiu
: ful feelings
| rcz- One or two doses taken occasionally is ona
Of the best remedies for cold ever known
Thousands of cases OF Inflammation and weak
ness Of the lungs have been cured Icy the Invigo-
rator.
One dose taken short time before eating gives
vigor 10 the appetite and makes food digest wei.
One dose often repeated cUtos Chronic Diar-
rhcga In its woYst forms, while summer and bowel
| complaints Weld almost TO The first dose.
One or two doses cures attacks caused by
worms. while for worms in children, there Is no
surer, safer and speedicT remedy IN the world
K / as it never fails
h There Is no exagceratiun IN these statements.
It they arc plain and sober facts that give
7f evidence 10 prove while ali who Use it are giving
lc their unanimous testimony in lis favor.
Of We wish all who are sic3, and Cebilitated 70
n try this remedy aud test It thoroughly, and any
D. who are not benefited by its we should ike
to hear from. as We have yet to Gear from the
first person who has used bottle Of the inviGo-
rator without receiving benefit, for there such
astonishing medicinal virtues in it, that all L,
| matter how long they have been affected, il then
II complaint arises from Gcranged liver, viii bt
Is benefited il not onJirely-cured.
Il SANFORD & Co, Proprietors.
he G45 Broadway, New York.
Ike CO. For Sale here by al Druggists.
10 Nov. / lEJ-.-3u.
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Fown Property Gor sale.

FEvIIE UNDERSIGNED WILL DISPOSE OF
4 his valuable property, situated on the Sus-
quelanna & Ebensburg Plank Road, aud adjoin-
Inc tie residence If Rev. David jenkins, The
property being beautifully situated, would make
a good summer residence. TIE building IS two
story, and well planned, together with all the &c
cessary t-buildings attached. There are acres
Of ground attached to the premises, on which viii
lie found a choice lot Of fruit trees. Terms made
easv. JAMES r. DAVIS.
Ebensburg. Aug IS, lS57-42-
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a NALCAELE FARM.
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EEYEG 70 Co0EaECTGRs!

I WILL receive in payment Of taxes, Bank
e. Notes Of the Banks Of Pennsylvania which
were in good standing at the time Of the recent
suspension Of specie payment by the Banks Of
Philadelphia, &c. with the exception Of the
s.Banll Of Pennsylvania" Collectors will be
careful not to receive any Notes Of the Bank of
New Castle" 'sErie City Bank" or Warren
County Bank Bv ordcrof the Commission
ers. {. D. MURRAY. Treasurer.
T'reasurer's OGicc,
EleusUlrg Oct. 5, 1857.
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Estate d ,sacOD sskmolsl:asl, decd.
FF3HE UNDERSIGNED, AUDITOR AFPOIN-
! ted by the Orphans Court of Cambria coull-
ty, to make distribution of the funds in the hands
Of jacob Stineman. Jr and TleoPhiius l.. Hey
cr Executors Of Jacob Stineman ST., late Of Rich
land township, deceased, appearing upon their
respective administration accounts fled, hereby
gives notice to all parties interested that he viii
attend to the duties Of said appointment. at the
Foster House, in the Borough Of Jonnstown, on
Monday the Sth day Of February next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon. when and where they
may attend if tLcy see proper.
WN. KiTTELL. Auditor.
Dec. %. IP57.-G:4t
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Ebensburs, Oct. q. 1870
yaIuaE;so Property Gor sale.

FEyFIE SUBSCRIBER Will. OFFER THE
4 following valuable property at private sale,
situated in jackson township, Cambria county,
within a quarter of mile of The Stone Pike, lea
ding from EbensbUrg.
VALUABLE FARM,
Cknown as the Lanlbaugh farr.)
Containing about o,ie hundred aud eighty acres,
about one hundred acres cleared aud IN hi-h
state Of cultivation, having thereon erected q
new frame barn, dwelling house and other he
cessary improvements.
ALSO-zOO acres of good pine land, situated
in Su-quchanna township. Cambria county.
ALSO-500- acres or land situate about two
miles west OF Ebcnsburg, lyjBg the Stone
Pike, adjoining lands of Alexander M'Nicker
Baui. James, and Martin Munday, which will be
sold in parcels to suit purchasers.
Terms made easy to suit purchasers
Inov. 1S:2:3w JAMES MURRAY.
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TIL LGDEEC & II
Auditors Noaice.

ysJHE UNDERSIGNED, AUDITOR AP-
3 pointed by the Court of Common Pleas Of
Cambria county, to marshall the proceeds IN the
hands Of the Sheriff. arising from the sale Of the
personal property Of Thomas Bingham, sold on
suudrv writs OF II. Ia. hereby gives notice that
he viii attend to the duties OF said appointment,
at his Office. in the borough OF EbcllsEurg, at
O'Clock P NJ. on saturday, the 9Th day Of Feb
ruarv. 4. d. 1883. PHIL S NOON,
rLons sburo. Jan. g. sat Auditor.
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The following is from the Pastor Of tie Crtlt,
dcx Church, BrouhGeld.
Brookfiglj, Mass, Jan. -, 1865.
Prof. Woo}-Dear Sir-Having made trial OF
your Hair Restorative, 1t gives ne pleasure to
say that Its effects have been excellent in reno
wing Inflammation, d..TdIu5I and 4 constant ten
dcncy to itching, win which have been troub
led from my childhood, ARD has also resto~c,itle
hair, which was heconins gray. to its original
color. / have used no other article with any
thing Ike tie saUe ! leasuTe ana pTofii.
Yours, tru!y, j. X. BRACE
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ESTATE oG E85sa. Il. ssasylga, decd.

TEsGate "a - Fsa. BH- ssss3Gsa. deed.
THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEEN AT-
| pointed auditor, by the Orphans Court Of
Cambria county. to make distribution Of the fund
in the hands OF William kitteil, adnl'r Of the
tate Of William II. Smith, deceased, as shewn by
his partial administration account fled, among
the creditors. and heirs, &C., Of said deceased
hereby notifies all persons interested in said fund
that he viii attend to the duties Of his said APP
poiutucnt, at his Office. in the Borough Of En-
eusbuvg.ron Saturday. the seth day Of January
next. at one O'Clock, 2. NJ, ct which time and
place they may attend if they think proper
p. S. NOON, Auditor.
Pac % 1G57-e.4t
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olico 10 the PubIEc.

TTuE TWO BAY MAREs AND TWO SETS
! of Gears. formerly owned by John Stevens,
and now in his possession, belong TO me and are
loaned to the said Stevens, therefore caution the
Public not to buy the said mares or gears from
any person or persons.
CHRISTOPHER ECKENRODE,
De-. so, 1857:7:6ts
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-rHE partnership heretofore eXisIinS betwe6n
] James Murray and John Murray, in the
Quitnan Tanaery was dissolved on tue 18th Of
October. 1867, By mutual consent.
The business viii hereafter be carried On by
James Murray, IN al its branches
JAMES MURRAY,
JOHN MURRAY.
L-I,ar,.L,.rr o. 81 go
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= r. P n a n 5
All e I S Al IL

I'd ga Z - IA IA HH
U ,,pDrP on THE OR
..aT1E or ~ y, O,1HI-RI. on CAEIBRIA
IlIipu IhAN,o +Ioro vii, he eyDosed to
- ne dtresteI;v - ti9,o ,Lo T5lb Gov If FEB
ale On AJNDA,ii' ,ii,s,. ~ IN The afr, rnoon. at
~ next, At ane 80 I,.t.,I in tb, boroDob of
@'.I If james II: ;i ~ -, lIoyyiy,,S real
.rlc county 'i'. ''i'.,'' -, Iato If B,air
r. ya.ch IAyi.i''
HsI seized, VIZ .I,..1 O.,:,o ,,art
~ piece OF p,',,',,' ~ ''1'5 ~, ,Isss~aI
I'm HAIRS ..!l.'l 80. 80. 80
rs. 6, wit 's2'''''ii'''- 'it-, ''' 81 N H..
4 GtI.Es o. y p then~S ,InI5a
ans. ID .ic os3 - ! -.
North ..l7; - - ~ -, -, - 7,+5t
= sla ~ : ,,.s' - - FL ~ - Iost
Ls..l 1T d'5. ~ V. y -. ro-tb 80
..I..o. George ~ S'e % 81, - "a /
Fs, - J '+,. ..,-,-, .,1.', 80 u ns thence .
Soa.A 60 deg f',SS t- = ~, ,5 , -, I,'TlC7 &c
81 d.g ttss y r. 3. 1a,. ". ,,o~c6
II .s., hence ''rs'', e' ,,,,'' -
E.r.a 81 Deg, 4" ., ls. 20 l. r.. ~ '''0 '',-' "
.-r, crn,',.'.'7 - 80 80 .-,.-,, o.. ~. /
1.-Two Is '' $500 -. H.
s aT I..-1-.'' 'iI~',I IL ~
...l. s-.H lie near l'': - - P-,'-N
lor.a o. 2.','ll-'-s .S III ..'o 90, "a h,-
Y. slEt e,.',' '-.a "a - -. 'c -,
.,a.. -..s.,1 =, ..,~ - ~ 80 -
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ls9ate a ggusta E}ugaga. dec'd.
TIE ,-EpTRSIGNED. AUDITOR AFpOIN-
/ tel by tho Orphans Court Of Cambria coun-
.y, to make distribution Of the balance ia the
hands Of Sarah Dugan. adrn'x. Of the estate Of
Hugh Dugau, decd. Appearing from her ad
-ajstration ot the account contilracd at Sep
.-Easr Term. l85G-hereby notifies all persons
-;grcts3 that he viii attend to the duties Of said
,PP&u-mon5 at his Office, in Ebensburg, on Fri
..y, the 9Th day Of February next, at | o'clock
@de afternoon, at which tIae and place they can
't-l- \, tacy see proper.
JOHN S. riley, Auditor.
Jan. g., 785S8-4t
sTlSH-A fresh lot OF Salmon. Mackerli, Her
Eng and Goldfish, 70, sale by
E. TUDOR
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z A { 5 c A ? s
FANCY FIJRS

Z ". THOMPSON, in returning his thanks
- . to the citizens of Ebonsburg and vicinity
for their liberal paronag IN the past, boEs leave
70 Inform them that be has Just opened the lar
gest and most complete assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS
ever brought to the county. As i.is stock is 80
large and the styles too numerous to mention. he
viii ouly say that you can get HAT or CAP Of
any style or quality desired, that can he had at
any Hat store in the Union. Having taken great
care in selecting his FALL STOCK from first
manufacturers. and having a greater YaT5 Of It
made expressly to his order, he is enabled TO sell
goods in his line lower than can be sold elsewhere
in the county. Those visiting Johnstowu. IN
want Of anything in his line will hnd It to their
savar.ta -o u call and examine his stock. he has
also ch Dice selection OF Gents fine BucEskn. seal
skin. beaver and otter fur gloves aud gauntlet.
Hats and caps made to order and repaired:
The highest cash prices paid for all kinds o
shipping Furs. J. ". THOMPSON.
Clinton St, J0hnstown, Pa
/ Oct. 2I. lS5T-5C-tf.
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HAIR .,s%5|5G ETzlT.5:.
IT Has ITUEKED 5ELKACLES!!
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WILLIAM 4. MURRAY,

aitorncy at LAW, Ebensburg, TIA.
nFFICE a FEW DOORS EAST OF E ROB
~ ERfS store. noy.4; 81
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Mrs. II. \. STODDAKD.

From Mrs. ingalls,, q well known nurse n
Boston.
B,stoI, Oct 19. 1856.
Gents At your request. and being so highly
pleased with the effects of the Restorative. aT3
free TO state that my hair had become quite thin
and entirely erhHe. have Tor the past five years
been in the habit OF using 6yc, but hearing oftho
extraordinary effects of this article was induced
to try 1t. Ny hair has been restored to its origi
nal thickness, and also TO It's former color which
IS light brown. Yours, respectfully.
1II}S. INGALLS,