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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-12-12
Tennessee Moving.

MEMPHIS, December There was
large apd enthusiastic asssmblage Of the
citizens hare last night. They passed res
olu,ions to accept the ''irrepressible con,
fiict," and calling upon the Governor to
convene the Legislature and a State Con.
yention.
A resolution was passed, telling the
Southern States that Tsnnessee will stand
BY the action Of her Southern sisters,
whether for veal or for woe.
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The Boston John Brown Celebration

BosroN, December 3.-eThe Abolition
lists Gale! meeting TO day, TO celebrate
the death Of John Brown. Masonic TEN
ple was thropged. Blu, the effect Of the
approaching secession Of the Southern
States was apparent The Unionisls out.
numbered ths Abolilionists, and resolu.
tons ccndemniDg John Brown, justifying
his execution, and lauditory Of Virginia,
were passed. The Aboliuonisls we're una.
bic TO be heard.
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SECESSION OF FLoRpA.-.Grand .eces.

SECESSION OF FLoRIDA-GranG seces.
Sion demonstrations have been made iu
APaIachicola, Monticello, ST. Augustine,
aud many other cities Of Florida. at
which Convention OF the people was
strongly recommended, and resolutions
in favor of the immediate secession Of the
State OF Florida adopted.
a meeting Of the citizens Of this couu.
~ will be held TO day to discuss our Fed.
eral relations, and advise with our Legis.
Iators Of the course 10 be pursued by our
State. a meeting for the same purpose
is called for to day in fsIIshassee.
Verify, the "scns Of the times" indi.
cate that Florida will not be wanting in
patriotism IA the seperilous times. - Tam,
pa Peninsuiar.
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"You know, madam, you cannot make
a silk purse out Of sow's ear On, sir,
please fan me. | have intimations OF a
swoon. When you use that odiou. spec
inen OF vulgarity again, clotke il in re-
fined phrsseology. just say, it is Impos
sible 10 fabricale gossamer pecupiary
receptacle from the auricuIar organ OF
the gentler sex Of the genus swine.
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Especial Correspondence of Augusta Dispatch.
Great Excitement at the Kentucky
Military Institute-A Collision Be.
tween the North and South. =
November II, 1860.

EDIr1Es AUGUSTA DIsPATCn- DEAR
SINs Two cadets Of this Institute, one
from the North and he other from the
South, had political discussion, upon
lie subject Of slavery, this morning, in
the Mess ball. While We were at b:eak
fast, which resulted ID general fight be.
tween the Northern and Southern bows.
There Was not single weapon used IN
,h" iight--but don't suppose that there
ever WAS "a time wien rumblers, CUPS and
pa -, "rIc used ia such good effect,
cNPeciaay 10y the Southern boys, for the
! ankees soon found lhat the climate was
rather too warm for them and emigrated.
III" iigh; lasted abou. twenty minutes.
and AL the efforts used by tire Faculty 20
stop the battle WAS to no effect the
Southern boys would have cleared them
'uI much sooner, Lul they were so mixed
up IN he hall that they would often
str ke each other. A great many Of the
Yankees have left, but there is sill quite
- numher remaining, nd the boys are
so' u TO get W. . rebellion il the North
ern boys don't .cave pretty soon they will
be apt to rebel. Very respectfully,
9. w.
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ment' 1t Is thought the ntcrteI troops
WI toe sent aboard the ships in hurry /;
out IT Is scarcely necessary to raise pe''.
ic about 5" small matter; there Is not
very nigh estimate pul upon the life Of
So'''er !" service; II - k'nd OF lolIc'
~, i" "hirh h'N lie is insured tor seven
"'"',' "'nthi 'nI u he dies, OF is
N"'e'' '"e po'cy Is assigned 10 Uncle
''i,: Va h..o ,2,,
40 r.Ynl. H., WV nt.. t',,''' ~ 'I'', e.. ~ p pN,
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into = nn,,.r ,o.Isr =, ,r. ';,,l', "'',' - " u
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wa,hrrwnm,n j., ~. T.,,,.,I'"",, '' - - -,
ment Th.,. WAS n.,l.,.,,..',.'.,.',,. .', -
king or cnn,iya,irg .I.,,,. i., I'm, :, r'l
been SO long since had seen nu,tt.,oa,,
that it was really treat, auI hence ,hc
,,usrn vrih vbI.h ..;.,.J :, Ty..
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For the American Agricultural.
Cakes for the HOLIDAYS

AS the festive season will soon be here.
when supply of good cake is deemed
indispensable by most housekeepers, [
send for the AgricutturiSt few new re-
cipes which have proved to oe good in
my own practice, aud can therefore re-.
commend them to the public. None of
Them are very expensive.
WELCOME CAKE STIR a cup and a
half Of sugar aud half a cup OF butter
together, with three well beaten eggs.-
Slft a teaspoonful Of soda with three small
cups Of -four this, with half cup of
mix must be mixed with the above, and
baked in a moderately quick oven By
adding raisins and currents, 2 pound Of
zach, a very good fruit cake may be
made.
NEw YEARS CAKE.--l cup Of butter,
l of sugar, .esspoonfu Of cream tartar,
2 leaspoonful Of soda, and caraway
seed to The taste Flour must be added
till the dough is fit TO roll--lhese require
a quick oven.
SPICE CAxEs.-l cup Of sugar, cup
ruolassesS l.2 cup butter, a tesspoouful Of
spice, and one Of soda dissolved in a little
milk, add flour till il is quite stiff then
roll thin and cut in cakes. Bake quick.
WEALTHY CAKE.-Tsks l 2 pound of
butter, 8 pound Of sugar, the same Of
-four, 4 eggs, 2 lbs. Of seeded raisins, /
pound OF currants, Ia pound Of citron,
gill Of brandy. Spice we'll with nutmeg
and ground cloves. Bake slowly three
Lours. This cake will keep six months.
The wife Of one Of the weallhiest mer.
chant princes OF New York wore dres.
at the grand Academy OF Music Ball. the
three tlounces Of which alone cos 4
thousand dollars each. The lace used
upon the dress was only tro k4nded
and fly doiiors a yard, 9ar
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-11
PnBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of an alias Order Of the Court of
ID Common Pleas of Cambria County-pursuS
ant to proceedings ia paItition-to me directed,
/ will expose to sale by public vendue or cutlery,
at the Court House in EDensburg, on
SATURDAY THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY
next, at o'clock P NJ, the following REAL
ESTATE, to wit: 4 certain tract or piece or
parcel OF land situate IL the townships of Allie
gheny and Carroll Cambria County, being part
of a larger tract surveyed in pursuance of a war
rant granted to j Jha Emsiy, containing 80 acres
and q perehes, strict measure, (te the same
more or less with the apptrtenances, bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at beech,
a corner OF land of the heirs of John Phalon,
decd, thence by SAID land North 80 degrees
East IL perches to a spruce. thence by same
North one degree West 80 perches to post,
thence by the same North 80 degrees East 10
perches to a spruce, thence by the same (in party
North ore degree West l2O rerches to a beech,
thence by the residue of the tract of which it is
a part, North 80 degrees East 45 perches to a
sugar, thence by land of Matthias Behe.
Bohley and - Sherry. South one degree
East 225 perches to post, thence South SO de-
grees West I25 perches to post. thence North
one degree West G6 perches TO the place of be-
ginning-a portion Of which is cleared, and
having thereon erected a LOG HOUSE, a Log
Barn and Saw Mill.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half of the purchase
money (after dedueting the costs andexpenses of
the action and proceedings in partition and of the
sale) to remain lien the premises. legal in.
terest en- the said sum to be paid annu:.lly, from
the date of confirmation of the sale, to Susan NJ
Coy, by the purchaser, during her lifetime. and
the principle at her decease. to tbs heirs at law
of Catharne Behe, deceased, in equal proportions
and the residue of the purchase money to be paid
on confirmation OF sale.
MICHAEL LEAVY, Trustee.
January | |. IS60.-1-3t.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II-It Is a common observation that here are
more sufferers from debility, among Americans,
than car lie found among any other civilized
nation. The reason is obvious. We take too
'ittle exercise, and forget the wants of the body
Ii, the absorbing pursuits Of business In all
such cases ordinary medicines can do little good
What Is required Is just such a tonic and invigo
rator as DR.. j. Hostett9r has given to the world
in his CELEBRATED '.BITTEIlS." The weak
and nervous denizen Of the countiug-house, the
exhausted tailor upon the shop-board, and the
proStratsd student Of the midnight lamp, have
found wonderful regenerator i'll the ''B- TIERS
and prefer 1t to more pretentious, but less eff
cacious medicines. But It should not be forgot
ten that the agent which IS so magical in its in
Huence upon a frame which is merely debiiitated
is equally powerful in assisting naturr TO expel
the most terrible forms Of disease. Who will
not give it trial?
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. u See advertisement in another col
umn.
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Death and Probable Suicide OF a
Yofcd Humorous Wrfter--A New
work Editor Dying of DestftutiOn.

A man of no ordinary fame as tiHerateur
ono who has achieved aattering celebrity,
Tho was ct one time rich, admired aud court
al died in this city at nine o'clock last tight
in the most abject poverty No pen can des-
,cribe. no language express the intensity OF
6lth. the squalidness of poverty, the efable
misery of the apartments in which this man,
unattended, uncared for, had breathed his
last and resigned his soul to the Creator
We speak of Eldridge E Paige, better known
under his nom .9e plunte of dow. Jr."-the
ar,bor of the famous Patent, Sermons"
which have made him known to a great por-
Gon of the reading world, whose language is
ENGLISH. Ter years ago, Mr.. Page, was the
o5;for and proprietor of the New York Mer-
urn a paper at that time remarkable for its
nu1gent wit, its proverbial good humor, and
tbe PRACTICAL as well as charitable views it
EXPRESSED Of men aud things. The patent
sarmous of.'Dow, Jr.," were collected and
5ypblished in book form, aud achieved cell
;sbr1ty, particularly in England, which was
very gratifying TO the author. Reverses,
boweyer. overlook Mr.. Paige, and he took to
drink. Soon after his arrival he wrote for
the Sun. then in its meradian, and his wri-
.ines were universally commended Of late
-vears Mr. Paige has been connected with the
.lJoltlc. Era, whose pages he has enrich ed
With many kindly and generously conceived
contributions.
About nine o'clock On Friday night officer
Nickerson was informed :hat man was dying
in a house on the north side of Pacific street,
three doors east of Kearney, and immedi-
ntelv proceeded to the spot; but ere ne arri-
we'd. the spirit had fled, aud be found pros-
titute closing the eyes and jaws of what was
once man of mark md fame. As we said
before, it would be utterly vain to attempt
giving the slightest description of the reek-
inc filth and squalidness of his apartment.-
The bed was innocent of linen of any kind,
and was saturated with water. The floor was
iudescrib!y filthy, and the walls dark with
moisture, and filled with fungi. On the ia
ole stood two tin plates that had probably
been used for some time. and never cleaned
from the moment they were first soiled; these
contained the remnants of his last supper
In corner of the room was small keg OF
picked .errisgs, the maggots In which were
lar more numerous than the fish, and almost
-iyaled them in size On small table near
lis bed were two bottles containing liquor,
the curse of his latter life, and undoubted
cause Of his death His feet were resting Oh
she toot board of his loathsome cot and nc
portion of his clothing had been removed ex,
cept his hat.
The Coroner, Dr. u .Nulty was summon.
ed, and he had fhe body conveyed to the dead
house on Sacremcnto street 4 post nlOTtsR
examination will be held, aud an inquest, il
necessary. Thus died Eidridge F. Paige
once man Of wealth. position aud celebrity
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of an Alias Writ of Vend. Expon.
ISSUED out of the Cour. of Common Pleas of Cam
bra county, and TO me directed, there Will kc
e1,>sec to Public Sale, on the premises in the
Borough of Johnstown, on SATURDAY the
18th day Of January 1860, at l O'Clock P. NJ,
the following Real Estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of James
haitlen, Of, in and to the following described
Two Lots Of Ground, situate in the Borough of
Ionnstown, Cambria County, known on the plan
ot Johnstown extended by the numbers thirty
Ioir and thirtysix, situate adjoining to each
other. and bounded and described as follows:
beginning at the corner of Locust and Clinton
streets, thence along Clinton Street, aforesaid,
sven perches to an alley thence along said alley
south sixty-one degrees East eight perches to
Iafcen alley, thence along the same South twenty
ine degrees West seven perches to Locust street,
snence along said street North sixty-one degrees
!" est eight perches to the place Of beginning,
n1avlng thereon erected three story Brick Tavern
a n1ouse, Wood Shed and other buildings, now in
The occupancy of Mrs. Mary Fletcher Also,
Two one and half story plank or frame shops,
i,onting On Clinton street, now in the occupancy
Of Anthony Kurtz and Adolphus Jelenko. the
sad sad plank or frame shops being owned by Geo.
hurtz; and erected thereon on ground rent lease
en " No. "a. No. SO having thereon erected
I.ame stable IN the occupancy of Mrs. Mary !
! ie,cher Also, three small frame or plank |
Cal,dngs each one and half stories high, occu-
pied 6y Lewis L. Montgomery, Jacob a. Alters |
and Joseph Harden, said three plank or frame |
o buildings owned by William K. Piper, w. a. & |
VI Alters and Joseph Harden and erected there |
% on ground rent lease. Taken in execution |
sla TO be sold at the suit of Mrs Mary Bennett |
1os use of VIM. M'Clintock, for use of Mary /
nsanett, for use of Bell, Smith e. Co., now for |
aSe Of Peter Levergood.
g.. R. P. LINTON, Shf.
Sasnh 3 Office, Ebeusburg, !
January IL, 1s60.-7-sw /
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Disease Of the StomGct.-The stomach is the
most liable 10 get out Of order. Hence how i'm
portaut that no diseased matter clog its opera
ton, which would cause nausea and distress by
our food. 1t also weakens the brain, DESTROYS
the memory, creates pain and dimness, and va
rious Affections in the head. 1t produces great
difficulty in breathing and swallowing. Some
times fainting and fits viii eusue; also bad breath
restlessness and great loss of strength. IF not
Immediately attended to- the blood will carry the
disease through the whole system, and death
viii end the work. From 2 to of these Pills
day will keep the digestive organs in healthy
condition, and unclog Or carry away all impure
matter. and thoroughly restore and cleanse the
stomach; at the same time the Pills will so pur-
Y the blood, rs to drive all manner of disease
from the system.
p~See advertisement of DR.. Morse in another
column. Sold by Thomas Devine.
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CHEST SPRINGS AHEAD,

HSHE undersigned begs leave TO announce,
IL that he has opened Saddlery and Harnes.
ManufacTory. at Chest Springs Borough, Car.-
dria County, and that he viii Manufacture aud
keep constantly on hald every article in his liie
of business, such as SADDLES, BRLDL Is.
HHLPS, SC. Articles manufactured cheap 10
order He invites the public to call and exam
inc articles of his manufacture, confident they
will command the appreciation Of Competent
Judges. By manufacturing none but the beSs
of ariic es, and selling cheap, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share Of public patronage.
Terms Cash or approved country prNiioe
n. B. All kinds Of HIDES taken IN exchange
for work
JOHN E. CONNEIL.
Chest Springs, May u. 1859. If
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
John Dougherty

John Dougherty In the Court of
VS. Common Pleas OF
Peter Shoenberger, John II Cambria County.
& George X. Shoenberger, No. 4, Sep. I. 1S45
John d. Davis, James NJ. Account rendered.
Davis. John M'Faddcn,
John & William Bennett,
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by the
Court in the above case, hereby notifies the above
named parties, that he will sit for further hear
ing, at his Office in Ebensburg, on Monday the
sixth day of February next. at l o'clock p. NJ.
VIM. kITTELL, Auditor.
January 4, 1S60.-6-4ts
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EXECUTORs, NOTICE.

LETTERS Testamentary on the Estate of
John M'Kenzie, Sr, late of Munster township,
Cambria County, deceased, having been duly
granted by the Register of said County to the
undersigned Notice is hereby given to all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to Said estate
to make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
SYLVESTER M'KENZIE,
JOHN kM'KENZIE, Jr.,
Jan. IL, 1SG0.-7-6t. Executors.
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GOAL COAL!i
9Th ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART
A SIS OCT a T ION.

From ali sections Of the country subscribers 70
this popular Art Institution, (now in IT, sixth
yesr) are being received in a ratio unparalleled
with that Of any previous ySr-
ANY person can become q Tnenbar by subscr1-
bins So. which will entifle him 70
lst-The beautiful Steel Engrsvinn, '-Shsk-
spear and His Friends"
2d.-A Copy of the elegantly Illustrated Art
Journal, one year
3d.-A Free Season Admission to tie Gale
ries. SIS Broadway, New-YOrk.
In addition to which, over Four H.TsdrsI valus
ble Works Of Art are gsrea 20 subscribers as Pre-
uliurns, comprising choice Paintings, Sculptures.
Outlines, &C., by the 6sst American aud For
eign Artists.
The superb Engraving. which ever subscriber
viii receive Immediately Oh receipt Of suescsip-
ton, entitled
sSHAKSPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS"
is Of a character to give unqualified pleasure and
satisfaction. No work of equal value WAS ever
before placed within reach Of the people at such
4 price. The engraving is of very large size, be-
ing printed on heavy plate paper, 50 by ss IL
ches. making most superb ornament sultabi7
for the walls Of either the library, paTlOr or cfce.
Ii can be sent to any part OF the country, by
mail, with safety, being packed N eyiincer.
postage pre- paid
Think of it, Such work delivered FREQ Of
charge, and the syt journal. or.c yesT, Tor SIS
SUBSCRIPTIONS Will be received until tie
Evening Of Tuesday the 3lst of-JAnuary- 1850.
at which time the books will close snd the Pre-
mnms te given 10 subscribers
No person Is restricted 10 single subscription
Those reuaitting SIS are entitled to six member
ships.
Subscriptions from California, the Canadas. sEd
Foreign Provinces. n.ust be $3.50 instead Ct SO,
in order TO fefTay extra postage, &c,
Persons wishing to form clubs vail apyly FOR a
circular Of terms. Sc
The beautifully Illustrated Art Journal. Civ
ing full particulars, VIII be sent Oh receipt Of Is
cents. in stamps OF coin
Address c. L. DERBY. Actaary c. 4. A,
$40 and 54s Broadway. Newl Ork.
Subscriptions also received BY GEORGE w
OATMAN. Hon. Sec, for Ebensburg and vicinity
December Z, 1859
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No. Is. RHEUMATIC PILLS-For Pain Lame
mes. OF Soreness in she Chcst. Back, Lsirs 81
A~Tor Fever and kgue, Chill Feset. Dumb
Agre. old mismanaHei Agnes.
P-For Piles, Blind or Bleeding, interhni or
External
O.-For Sore. Weak or InaaInod Eyes and
Eyeli1s. Failing. Weak oT Blurred Sight
'C-For Catarrh, Of long standing or recent.
either with obstruction or profuse discharge
W. C.-For Whooping Cough, abatii's IL NC
lence and shortening its course. =
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ORPHANS COURT sALEOF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

THE undersigned, Executor of the last will
and testament of Thomas Croyle, late of Croyle
township. Cambria County, deceased, hereby
gives notice that in pursuance OF an order of said
Court, and to him directed, he viii OH THURS
DAY the first day of MARCH next, at ten
o'clock a. NJ, of said day, expose to Public Sale
on the premises, in Croye township. in said
County, the following described REAL ESTATE
of said deceased, mentioned and described in a
writ of Partition or valuation issued out of said
Court and duly returned by the Sheriff of said
County, viz:
Allotment No. ., being three lots of ground
adjoining the Water Station of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company, and containing about acre
Also, Allotment No. 8, containing one hun
dred and FIVE acres and allowance, with about
fifty acres cleared thereon, fifteen or eighteen
acres of which are meadow, having no buildings
thereon erected, adjoining lands of Jacob Pringle
and William Pringle.
Also, Allotment No. 4, containing two hun
dred and twenty one acres and allowance, with
about sixty acres cleared, no buildings thereon
erected and adjoining lands of Isaac Paul and
William Pringle.
On Allotments Nos and 4 there is valuable
Coal Bank opened about one hundred rods from
the Pennsylvania Rail Road, with vein four
feet thick, and which has been successfully
worked for two seasons. On the same allotments
there are favorable symptoms of Iron Ore.
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the purchase
money on confirmation Of the sale, and the bal
ance in two equal annual payments thereafter,
with interest to be secured by Bond and Mort
gage.
SAMUEL CROYLE, Executor.
January 4, l660.-6-3t.
n BBLS. \. o. & WHITE SUGARS,
lts 5 Bbs. n: o. Molasses,
Goldec Syrup,
For sale By Z, HUGHES.
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Estrays.
Executors Notice,

LETTERS Testamentary on the estate of
Thomas DUNN. late of Carroll township, Cam
hria county; deceased, having been duly granted
by the Register of said County, to the subscri-
bers- Notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate pay
nlent. and those having claims against the same
viii present them properly authenticated for
settlement
SOLOMON DUNN, Executor.
MAGDELINE DUNN, Executrix.
December a. 1859.-3-6t.
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PRICES.

Full set, 20 large vials. in Morocco CASE
Case and Book, S5-ce
Full set, 20 large tals. in Plain Case ard
Book, 800
Case Of Is numbered boxes and Book. 200
Case of any 6 numbered b-xos and book, leo
Single numbered boxes. with directions, %
Single lettered boxes, With directions, 90
Large plantation or physicians case,
ard OF. vials, 1850
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FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE!!i

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALI. THE
Il attention Of the public 10 one Of the grcsi-
est Improvements made in COOKING
STOVES. the burning of the GAS AND SMOkE.
by which means, is saved Fifty per cent Of fuel.
GEORGE HCNTLEY.
Ebesuburg Aug l., ls5e-tT.
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JACKSON s. CLARK.

SURGEON DENTISTS, JoHNSToWN. PA.
nNE Of the firm will bo in Ebensburg during
" the first ten DAYS u each month,
during which time all persons dei- tYffSfs7A
ring his professional services can IIp
find him at the office Of DR.. Lewis, nearly oppo-
site Blair's Hotel Imay25, ls5eIf
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
LETTERS of Administration on the estate of
Harkins OFT, late of Summerhill township. decd,
having been granted 10 the un torsigned by the
Register of Cambria county. ersons know
ing themselves indebted to said le are hereby
requested to make Immesla.tee payment, and all
having claims against said estate will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
GEO. G.. X. ZAHM, Admir-.
December Z, 1S59.-2-6t.