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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31

en- Merchants will find 1t greatly 10 their adj
vantage to give us q call before making their pur-
chases elsewhere as have laid in an extra large
stock Of first quality Goods FOR CASH. that enables
us 10 oer go. ds at less than Manufacturer prices,
orders received by letter promptly shipped. and
chased. NH 23-bm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31

GLOVER SEED so bush. prime CLIO
" YER SEED in store and for sale by
NH 2s-ln LEWIS WEEB co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31

EOR SALE-A CASH BUSINESS. that
3i"ds large proff. and is well established -
Good Ff.Aons given for selling $500 capital re.
qutftd fGr particulars, apply 10
hlA Z-I d WILLIAMS nth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31

WI IN / y VIZ TIT '7N
L have this Jay formed coplrtngrshtp under
- IL st,1 Drni If JOSEPH q LOEN MORTON,
- rh -sr.s,s IL tundu, tiaG general commission
t-,.,.s Ia ali lts branches as successors 70 "pk-
I'm kHMSTSAu &CO.. at the3r old stand, ana re
s-,-tN3i}r S13 il caus,k aincnts rom thsH hlehuh
=" sfc@s made on cor,s.gamonts, and Guanc fur
.-.h,st % planters. .- =. .-,..-z.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31

NEW G0ODS.-A. K. PARKER & co.
~ are low receiving their spring supply of For
eign and Domestic Dry Goods, comprising every va
retv of the newest and most desirable sty les of la
dies and geltiemeu's wear Also, every variety of
Goods suitable for Planters and Housekrepers:
Flnuncei Berage Robes an Robes AqUiiIe
Black and CoOrea fiounced silks and Robes
A'quille
Dnlila Muslin Robes
Black BrccAe Robes
Bayadere and Fancy silks
Bcrage De Laines, Plain and Figured Mousse
lines
Plain cold and Black Berages
Plain, I old and Black Challies
Black Bombaznrs and Alpacas
Alexauiers Dark Hid Gloves
Brown. " hite and fancy Half Hose
Ladies' and CltildiCns Hosiery
Irish Linens, Linen Shsetings. Table Dtmask Da-
mask Napkins, Plain and Co0red and Rodrered
Towels Brown ard Bleached Sheetings and shirt
in9s striped and Plaid csrsburgs. Plaid Domestcs
&c &c. rlh %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31

THE CITY OF The GREAT Kline.
I OR JERUSALEM AS 1T WAS, AS IT Is
AND AS 1T Is To BE.-Ths Book by DR.. ] r.
Barclay, Missionary Il Jerusalem contains 63Oiargt
avo. pages, and is illustrated by numerous En-
cravings, Autographs ami Illustrations and has
received the commentators Of the press from ali
parts of the couPuy and of different denominations
We the agents in this city for the Publishers and
will supply our customers and the trade either
wholesale or retail, on good terms good be had
Of the Publishers.
pZa- Retail price, in cloth binding. So 50.
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prssoLuTIoNs. 40.

,>1ssoLtFrON. The c,-partnership of
>,,-tvus wftKs il this day dissolved by
NJ Vsn,,ss,t Eithpr partner T. sutborihiyed 70
use the ha@e % W. MARS BOW t.ER,
rs 1T ILkS,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25

p Albee, Inquest onJohn Thompson $50
j D WEIGH, Sheriff Dane Co for ar
resting Geo w AlIsu 5000
J H Hyde, attendance on Prisoners 1925
E G Higgins, Justice fees in sundry
cases 1896
VIM Whitesides, per diem & mileage
member BID Eqiislizers 4,9e
Waterloo, expenses of keeping county
pauper $3.50
|C NJ German, 8 wolf sca]bs 900
| G Waste, wit. fees in case Of state
VS. Laid before Justics of thsPeace l,6O
J I Murphy, making Judicial election
returns 3,4e
member BID Equalizers e,94
Wyalusing Pauper expenses SOC
Ed D Lowry, serving subponain state
VS. Thurston 4,O5
ID w Angel, post mortem examina
ton Of Buchhacher $500
Bernard Gosser, keeping Lamb, a
prisoner 2,5o
B Wilcox, wit. fees before Co Judge
in state VS. Thurston 2,3l
] w Angel,w fees Grand Jury 1884
Cranston, per diem d mileage as
member BID Eq $50
Jason Fish, canvassing votes Nov
election, 1858 loo
Palmer Il Nets, Indexes for office of
Co Judge 400
B White, per diem Il mileage mem
Der BID Eq 500
+ l. Graham, post mortem examlDa-
ton on Buchhacher $500
J B Turley, experimenting bridge
near WlIcox's 500
J B Turley, per diem & mileage as
member BID Eq 500
S Newick, Justice fees in state VS. Dun
can 2,s2
L Carter, attendance on Keenan, in
Jail Iowa county 500
A Calkins, constable fees in state vs.
Thursten 1889
Phil Stephens, per diem & mileage
member BID EqualiAers 6,44
Vim McGonigal, stationery & fees in
sundry cases 1851
Jasa w Seaton, Justice fees in
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25

A. M. Buisson has written treatise to
the Paris Academy of sciences, detailing
the manner in which he was cured of by
drophobia. He is doctor and had been
called, in 1885, to visit woman who, fo'
three days, was said to be suffering under
this disease. She had the usual symptoms,
construction Of the throat, inability to swal
low, abundant secretion of saliva, and
foanling at the mouth. Her neighbors
said she had been bit eli by mad deg,
about forty days before. At her own ur-
gent entreaties she was Lled, and died a
few hours after, as was expected.
NJ Buisson, who had his hands covered
with blood, incautiously cleansed them
with towel which bod been used to wipe
the mouth Of the patient.
He then had an liberation upon oiie of
His fingers, yet thought it sufficient to wipe
off the saliva that adhered with a little
water. The ninth day after, being in his
cabriolet, he was suddenly seized with a
pain in his throat, and one still greater in
his eyes. The saliva was continually pour
ing into his mouth; the impression Of q
current of air, The sight of brilliant bodies.
gave him painful sensation: his. body ap=
peared to him SO light that he felt that
he could leap to prodigions height. He
experienced, he said, wish to run and
bite, not men, but animals and inanimatG
bodies. Finally, he drank with difficulty.
and the sight Of water was still more dis
tressing to him than the pain in his throat
These symptoms REQUIRED every five mi
hutes, and it appeared to him as thongh
the pain commenced in the affected finger
and extended thence to his shoulder.
From the whole of the symptoms he
Judged himself afflicted with hydropbobia
and ne resolved to terminate his life in 4
vapor bath.
Having entered one for this purpose, be
caused the heat to eraised to 100 an6
So, Fahrenheit, when be was equally sar
prised and DELIGHTED to find himself free
from all complaint. He left the dining
room well, dined heartily, and drank more
Than usual. Since that time, he says be
has treated in the same way more thar
Etwenty persons bitten, in four of whom
The symptoms bad declared themselves
and IN 90 case has he failed. except tina,
Of one child, seven years old, who died ii
the bath. The mode Of treatment he re-
commends is that the person bitten should
take certain numberlof vapor baths
Commonly called Russian, and should
induce every night a perspiration, BY wrap
ping himself in f1annels, and covering him
self with feather bed; the pcrspiration is
favored by drinking freely Of a warm de-
cocticn of sarsaparilla. He declares SC
convinced is he of the efficacy of this mode
of treatment, that be will suffer himself &
be indcusatsd with the disease. Semitic
American. 80
|
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25
E.BRlNCEANsAXN t. Co.,


iNENFRAI, Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
III Dealers in Groceries, Hardware. Queensware, Dry
bod, have just opened their large Store and Ware
@ aud solicit the patronage of tie Ctieefis oil Gtani
lmtr.
&" CASH paid for all kinds of Produce.
Gssyille, Dec. 10th, 1856. 26-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25
VETERINARY SURGEON,

FOII ftN y
9NiLLIAM III. STEWART, Horse Doctor, has
permanently located at Patch Grove and will treat
esflous diseases incident to rises skilfuily ana
sang TO the knowledge he has acquired by long
etsnee
n pllalso examine horses as TO soundness. Charges
ssNuabe
Sg 18th, 1858. 7tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25

Ma, doubled-A correspondent, Who
signs herself Sophia says that woman is
twice as good as man and proves it thus
| by the very o.thography-W OMAN
double you, @ man,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25
slLEN BARBER. ED. D. LOWRY.
BARBER S. LOWRY.
'lrORNEYs s. CoUNsELLoRS AT LAW,
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY.
IIl Lancaster, Wis.
Thomas w. BaltzeII,

L PERMANENTLY located in Lancaster will give
s PHsasseo attention to the practice of his pro-
ssion onna at all times at the Drug Store-un-
ssar ,s IIppy OF Family Drugs and Medicines will
sa S ~ =. The old stand of Bradshaw L Baltzell
Aay 26th, 1855. 4s-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25
Ill. BAXTER. MI. ID.

(LATE OF SARATOGA, y. w.
JIroUID respectfully inform the public, that his
w sience is in the north l,trt5of the Town of Lam
ser little east of the SchoolHouse Mr.. A Dy-
M where his Professional Services in the Prac ice of
Medicine Surgery and Obstetrics can he had-Jan. Both.
E5S. lyo5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25
SHERMAN b. LUM,

Il z SIVJFEA-LN
Ellenboro, Wis.
MOULD respectfully inform the Citizens of Ellen
bore, and surrounding country that he is located
As village, where he Will devote his entire time to
practice of his professions and treat every form of
s'e IN accordance with the most approved methods
4 sodern science.
~. Lgm, will give special attention to the tre at
OF Female diseases and attend to all OF mid
'SY when called, in this and adjoining Towns. -
oacy23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25
List of Accounts Allowed

By the Board of Supervisors of Grant
County, Wisconsin, at the November
Session, Il. D. 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25
STEPHEN @. PAINE,

dtoraey at Loao, Solicitor an Chancefy,
and Justice Of the Peace.
Platteville, Wis. Tic
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25
]. II. MILLS,

Attorney and Counsellor at Laac,
'NcasrER, 80 WISCONSIN.
associated with the Hon. v. ELLIS, of
Ellington City, in the prosecution Of Bouns
land. Pension and all classes OF claims
SaS the United States. luz
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25

Lancaster keeping coundy paapers so,5
Ed Lowry, salary as Dist ATTY 10000
Ed D Lowry, balance deducted front
last years salary 5000
H Piiips,meal & lodgings folJurors
state VS. Keenan, 5000
Fennimore, county pauper expenses 1880
5 A Campbell, DepSh' ifs fees in SUD +,
ry case; 2;as
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25
j., H. HYDE, M. d.,

(Late Of Potsdam N. "
JTAvING permanently located in Lancaster, offers his
II Professional Services as PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.
hi' praetice has been over 20 years.
Residence and Office, at the place formerly occupied
h, Dr D. Wood. Lancaster, Wis Jan. Ist 1856. 29tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25


Cath. Prehtiss, Witness before J P in
State VS.. kellerman 2,7O
P Vaughn, 6 40
J H Evans, Recording, freight shar-
gcs paid DC $3.50
A Springer, per diem & mileag e as
member BID of Supervisors 1926
II w Nash, BID Equaliecfs $50
Sam Ashley, 1" o'of
VIM w Barstow, +" BID Sup. 1850
BID Equalizers $50
G w RyIand 81 Co Goods furnished
county 220,52
VIM X Lutz, Wolf scalp 800
+ BROKER, Whitewashing Court
Room DC s,oo
E L Dibell, per diem & mileage as
member BID of EGualizers $40
H Bolster, Wolf scalp 800
BE- G Beckwith, Dinners for Jurors, !.
| Oct. 1858 $50
M NJ Zeigler, Work done and Goods
furnish, d County 1880
8 ] B Calls, Goods furnished County
! by Sheriff SOD
slW B Reed, Chm on state Road SOC
Fancombe Il Divall; Blacksmithing
for county for Jail s,25
John Carlos, Justices fees in divers
eases 1915
Jas Jones, Constabie's fees in State
Is. Kellerman 1881
! Stats Is Shannon soc
ID T Parker, Goods furnished county
bv Sheriff 29,2s
John O'Sallivan, Justice fees in state
| VS.. Neville l,6S
IWm Alcorn, Desk, book case d table
for Probate Office 1890
Case of pigeon holes for Reg
;ster,s Office 1850
1RL Reed, correcting abstract Of
Lands $4,000
liz c Higgins; Judgment Oct term,
1858 o4,S4
j A Barber, Judgment April 1929
II Seward, e October S5,1J
VIM E Garter, Drawing blank forms
for towns f,ou
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25
sTEAMING FOR HYDR0pHoBIA.

W.R. BEACH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-25

~ "'o Doo'~ " bNPef0eoOfS W UTQ16t
| County, Wisconsin, at the November
Session, Il. d. 1858.
Jas Moore, locating State Road from
Muscoda $1,000
/" member BID of Sup. 14,sU
mem. BID of Equalizers
and day and mileage $50
Sam Salmon, chm. surveying State
! Road 500
Thomas Wallace, !" /" 500
Ed 3 Andrew, g :" 500
A K Bushnell, Fees as in sundry
cases 1885
Wyne, /" 8,8s
J P Penn, Member BID of Equalizers TIC
Platteville, Funeral Exp's Cook, Co.
pauper 1900
P Carroll, Fees as witness in State VS..
Fillord 1850
| S Clark, defending VIM Waddie 5000
P M Bray, Cohst. fees in sund cases IA, l {
Jas Durley, Locating state road from
! Muscoda---zs-9 5000
Sam Moore, Mem. BID ofSupervisors IL 90
E W Covell, Fees as Dep. Shift in
sundry cases 6l,5
Town of Marion, Paur er expenses Of
A Fisher, County Pauper 94,O4
Melvin Craump ll6,oG
JAS Jones, Fees as P. in sundry
cases s,52
:'hos w Nash, Const. fees in case of
State VS.. William I'll
f" Stephens 1923
Murray 4,5a
| O Rice, Justices feesState VS.. Browne 2,74
Thos w Nash, const. fees State VS..
Noggle ~ Haines SOC
Levi S LOOMS, Justice fees in case
of State vs. Nog9le II Haines 4,95
John O'Sullivan, Browne 2,55
iIazel Green Pauper expenses, Vim
cent Lampering, County pauper 1885
Sam Vance, Per diem & Mileage as
Supervisor 11.44
il r Muff1ey, +" 1900
JOS Palliser, per diem & mileage as
member BID Of Equalzers 6,45
'rhos Bowen, SOC
ID Mckee, BoxStar Candles by Sh'fflO, %
Cover & Goldsmith, Printing election
notices, &c for Sheriff $500
" Printing report Of Investi-
eating Com onCo. Treas 2l,9O
For stationery, printing no
tice, &c 15,45
Blanks forCrk Cir CT SO
" Pub. election notices d
amendments TO Banking
LAWS 1883 31,2O
Printing Asst. blanks 105,00
Pub. List Of Forfeited
Lands 10000
Art. furnished Co.Judge 100
A A Petty, making return Judicial
Election $50
j 81 Clark, per diem & mileage as
member BID Equalzers $50
H Morgan, Consiables fees 1920
A A Petty, per diem d mileage as
member Of Go BID Supervisors 1850
y m Richardson, Z cords Of wood
at $3.50 per cord 42'oo
Howe y Burr, Goods furnished Co
bv Sheriff 1910
Geo II Cox, Med. furnished Shift $3.50
II Nj Barber, wood furnished County
by Sheriff $500
VIM w Field, making lid. Election
returns $50
Howe u Barber, $50 feet Pine Lum-
Der for Court House $40
] S Rankin, constables fees In case
State VS.. Downs 5,62
F Curtis, Jurors fees inquest onBurch-
bachef Z,oo
S Mahood, canvassing GeneralE lection
returns 1853 l,oo
Justices fees in case State VS..
Kellerman 5,lo
- State VS.. Lewis 3,l2
{" VS.. Hitchcock2,25
vs.Shannon LIS
Cath. Prehtiss, Witness before J P in
State VS.. Kellerman 2,7O
p Vaughn. e,7o
J H Evans, Recording, freight shar-
gcs paid dc $3.50
A Springer, per diem & mieag e as
member BID of Supervisors 1926
II w Nash, BID Equalf1cfs o'o9
Sam Ashley, g S,oi
VIM w Barstow, I" BID Sup. ll,5C
:. BID Equalizers CSC
G w Ryland & Co Goods furnished
county 220,52
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-17
YRJBUTE OF RESPECT

Ata Special meeting of Evening Star 90
,;,I Temple. held March 9th 1888. the b. T.
II announced the death of our Sister Mr0-
CuAnLoTT j. RoDGERa
Whereupon a committee was apPointeu ~
draft resolutions expressive of the teehngs Ok
the Temple, who reported the following fre-
amble and Resolutions:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Almighty God
to remove by death from our midst. our oe-
loved Sister, whom we are conhden' Is
hright spirit in that better Temple aooVe'
Therefore be it, II.
Resolucd, That while We bow II hum Die
submission to the Divine Will, VIC can not ouG
mourn and regret the death of our beloved
Sister.
Reso1ved. That we deeply sympathlzt
| with the bereaved husband and friends OF ou'
deceased in the loss of an ailectlonate ne
and loving Daughter and esteemed Sister
hut we rejoice with them in the consoiin'
thought that our loss is her infinite gam,
ResoIyed. That we wear the usual paog
Of Mourning for the space OF thirty days. ah
tbat we epshroud the Charter in Mourning
the end of the present term.
Resolred, That these resolutions De pu'
lshed in the Democrat 4 Sentinel an
..Mountaineer, and copy forwarded 70 L
husband of the.deceased.
JANE TIBBOTT.
4 ANN NOBLE.
ELIZABETH EVANS.
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APPEALS.

gsyako not ice that the Commissioners o. C,,,,-
bria Co, 1nty will hold appeals tor salo C09ii.
ty for the ye ar 1885 at the commissioners '--o'
" For Allee heny Clearfeld, & White i9wh,
srinS and L. retto Borough on Monday March
i' F,r Chest, susqubanna and Carroll Townships
o" For Can: .bri a, jackson and BackliSk Town own
ships and .be, asburgh Borough on Wednesday
For For Con enn ,ugh and Taylor, Townships on
For Cone ma1gh Borough and J0hnstow boF-
ouF, Fnr o'1 Rich lao and Summerhin Townships OIL
-II5 For Wash ngbon and Munster Township "a sH1
/ SuInmitville Borough, on Thursday AiaFch 90
fSss f5ss 4 * 14:rs; 5rsspz, r5s;S22ssnrh, o'"''-
Commission er,s Office:
Ebensburg. l7eb. L, 1858.
iToh nStown Echo please copy.)
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.,,xays Ready for Applications

,DuESIyE. on PAPER, CLOTH. L1-A1 hhl''
FrREITURE, PORCELAIN CHINA MAX
BILE. OR GLASS.
r,op u,nrr,ct,Irinrg Fancy Articles, Toys etc.
;bas l... no srperioT not only possessing sreatsSF
strength than any known ari'e, ybepe nus the tbe
,ar,.s more quickly. eaving no STAN "he'e 'Ne
aorts ,re ioined. NEVER FAILS. ono
9"'s H sess spTPGEar; pTGrp % GIGG 1SS
bottles 'l 'n'3 o,,d he great convenience which
PSs hSs p@ proved in every has esersey secured 9d
for it demand which the manufacture J nis .J"hV nv
- =, time,. difficult to meet; ackneWleaseo "
u, ' 80 ,ed it. that its merits arc tar above
an snv similar article or imitation ever offered ''
tho public -.--..,,ey,, o,,,,fert,itsd OBJ
:t ~ 1,tJs :, 3rcRe1's Celebrated Ltqu1C
G,,,s the Great 4dhssire. y Take no other,
TIVE V7,Y FIVE CENTS A B0T1LE.
nanrf,c,,,red and Sold Wholesale and Retail .!
ni''ii"i'-o WNl. {. McREA, Stationer.
No 9o7 Chestnut Street: rhliaaelp t,rl6Tn pn.@ de
es- Liberal Inducements offered 70 persons ~
s;rens of selling the above article. = :,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-17
iyAYUAnE,G FARM .FoR SALE

ryHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE
sale. the farm on which he now resides ii
Can, bria township Cambria comfy, consaHhSS
1876 .,cres About e5 OF which are eieafu anu
=, ~, state of cult vation and well fenced
tTba 7 improvements are good hewe6 log House
= Ban Barn. other outbuildings, and thriving ,
barring orchard. The woodland is we'i tIInnsIea ss
with {. ak and :, cooper shop about SO RODS rom
the IIu Sc There is also never ta'Iin2 sPslns
of wat er. in almost every held on the iai u
The far n is situate about four and hah ihlie MI,
Hnrtb Y 1est of Ebansburg, two miles from the
Ebens ou = and Carrollton Plank Road With TI,
GOOD tow nnship Road leading from the Plans
Road tbro ugh the premises. Any person Wish
to purchas farm, would do well to eNamih' MN
this prop erty, as l will sell on Teasonaoi'
| terms. - DoprpTS
March. ] 9th 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-17
Later from Mexico.

The CiUil Var Rdgahg
New ORLEANS, March 11.-By the arri-
val of the steamship Tennessee, from Vera
Cruz, dates from that port to the 7th instant
have been received, including advices from
the CITY of Mexico to the 9th instant.
The papers are filed with the details of the
civil war raging in the States OF Guerrero,
Mieboacan, Queretero aud Guanaxuato, which
display the strongest Gisafection to the new
Government The whole country is IN a lam
entable condition
Generals Doblado, Parodi, and Arteniza
are fortified at Zelaya, In the State of Guanax-
uato. with5000 men and twenty-seven pieces
of artillery
The Government forces are posted near
! Zelaya, awaiting reinforcements, when 1t is
supposed an action will take place.
Robbery after robbery is reported almost
daily. =,
Geu. Alvarez reported in the field with
5000 cavalry in opposition to the new Govern
ment. and the downfall of Zuloage, is eonsld
cred certain
It is reported that the new Government l
pronounced for at Guadalaxara. Gen. Gar
cia has possession of Tampico and is in tn
Federal interest.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-17
o BIT u A r Y .

DIED. This morning. at O'Clock at the resi. .
7once of her father Capt. James Murray. IN this
mace. Miss MARY JANE MURRAY, i'll the Zo1n
year of her age Funeral takes place on frioay'
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. Friends are invited 70
In announcing the Death of this amlaoie young
LADY, who was endeared to US by the ties oil KIN
dred. we have no consolation to offer her oeIeaF-
ed parents save the assurance they haveas lar as
human beings may be assured that she mas e1ehan
oed " orld of care and sorrow. for one OF never
aud;no banpiness. May she rest in peace.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-17

- The Irish shopkeeper, who was iateiy
cheated by an old woman stealing a jar Oh
whisky, and leaving jar of water IN Its pace
described her as speaking strange diaieS',
neither Irish or English, A punster saio nc
had reason to complain of the jar-go'e
- A Jockey at Ncwgate asked ankee II
,hcv had anv such swift horses in America.
Swift ~ said Jonathan, why l guess we
have Pve seen horse at Baltimore on a
sunny day start against his own shadow and !,
beat it quarter Of mile at the FIRST heat
= Talking one day after dinner OF the ne ne
cessity of employing attorneys IN dong eve, We,
rv,hing, so that man must keep ID WIN
them whether he wishes it or not. hogef'
said. Not in doing everything, my dear 81.
tho bottle is with you've cannot drlnh Q.
attorney"
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ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

uny r;rtue Of an order of the Orphans Court !
Is of Cambria county, to me directed, there |
Iii ~, exnosed to pubic sale the premises on /,
TIITRSDAY the 3d, day of April, next. at
O'Clock i'll the afternoon. the following rea. es-
tote Of which Jacob Paul died seized TO WIZ
One tract situate in Richland township, IN the
said county. adjoining lands OF the helrS OF ia
ooh Stnll deed on the southwest, lands oil pan
;oI Straver on the north ana lands OF the heirs ol
John Paul decd. on the south-coEtainlng tWo'
hundred acres more or less. ABOUT seventy acres
~ b;ch are cleared and in good state OF cuitl-
1,at;on 4 large two story brick Dwelling House
! bonk Barn. Blacksmith Shop and o'lthouses
thereon erected-and large apple orchard there
| on growing. -. :; ~ e,;a
| .o,,rshin adjoining the above described tract On
+be south land of John r. Sidman on the north.
Iond Of Abraham Paul On the east. and lanos ei
tba heirs Of John Paul dec'c. on the SOUTH con-
tanning seventy six acres and siV enteen percheS
ond allowance and having saw mlH III gooo Fe
| pair thereon erected.
The above tracts of land viii f'e sold togelhe
~, senaratelv to suit purchasers
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the prrchar
money 10 be paid on confirms tIon 81 sale; on
tb;ra "a remain charged upon, the premises, tn
interest Of which to be paid to the widow, an
. ~ her death the principal to oe PAID 10 The hen
s ~ - .ba halance two equal annual payments,
|" ba secured by the bonds and mVTtSagae oI Il
purchaser on the premises.
SAMUEL. s. PAUL.
T-ustee Of the real estate ~ JACOB fans Gee
March 70. 155s-4t-l'