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ORPHANS COURT SALE
VALUABLE REAT EST ATE,

.oi virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans Court
t4m5..a County, there viii be exposed T. Pub
Sale az the Cambria House, in the Borough Of
a!l-e. Cambria County, on Saturday August
. 1850, at l o'clock 2. NJ, of said day. the
Fag described unimproved Real Estate of
Z. D.mond, late Of said County, deceased,
! certain piece or parcel IF land situate in
,l=t.l!. township. Clmbria County, contain
= acres and 81 PercLes and allowance,
--lel and described as follows: Beginning at
7s-- thence Mont 90 perches to Cucumber
re North S2t East "a perches to a post,
-.s North 81! West Il5 perches to a post.
'n.ag lands of Michael and Ambrose Bfaniff.
&c 9y land Of Joseph A. Dimond, South f21
/ = psFches to post thence South - East
G;Hes, thence South 454 East l9 perches 70 a
: thence South 531 perches to Spruce,
ae South S64 East 10 perches TO a Spruce,
nee South 463 East Sc perches to post,
sc North So East 13 perches to a post, thence
"a West 3l+ perches to post, thence
80 = - perches 70 the place of beginning.
1LAlS OF SALE.-One third Of the pur-
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~ '4ual annual payments, to be secured by
rs ana Mortgage of purchaser.
JOSEPH A. DIMOND,
JOHN @. DIMOND,
:, Administrators of Daniel Dimond, decd.
.oly Is, lS60.-34-3t
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

a. Gi-r IlItus Of an Order of the Orphans Court
p@tlora p1Il, County, TO me directed, will expose
| ~, 80 pale, On the premises. on SATURDAY
rI f1l 4@y OF August next, at l o'clock z. NJ.
moving valuable Real Estate of which
'1 ~ :, Ivory died seized, viz:
-. '4t &C certain tract or piece or parcel of land
4, - IN Clarified township, Cambria County,
- --0i oy lands of Stanislaus Wharton. David
-, bernard DunnigXu, Mathew Ivory, John
ION and William Wharton, containing one
-'el and three acres or thereabouts, with al
~ ABOUT forty acres of which is cleared
s'sIeoh erected a two story Plank Dwelling
{ v T;n snail Log House, Bank Barn and a
"% q SQte.-One third on confirmation of
r. @.a ~ 'he residue in two equal annual pay
Ia hereafter with interest, to be secured by
(s- 'leht Bonds and Mortgage Of the pur-
JOHN c. IVORY,
Iy l8, 1s6o.-34-3t.
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INpECTINE,
THE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM


For the prevention and cure of Fecer and Ague
aud Bilious EererS. This wonderful remedy
brought TO the knowledge Of the present
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While going down the river Euphrates, he X.
perienced serere attack of Fever and Ague-
On discovering his condition, one of the Boat
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9 Wear thtS and FeUer tciu touch you" Al
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from him the secret Of its preparation. and as
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Of which it was compounded. The wonderful
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for the prevention and cure of Fever and Ague
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- s;7.ua01 scs.se rules the mass Of the people
s.-.zyar the misnamed and uisarthTope phi
~5-rs Inzy-say to the contrary. Show them
r J thing; let its merits he clearly denoDstra-
I nd thew viii not hesitate 10 give IL their
:. cordial patronage. The masses have al
-, -s.ifiai the judgment Of physician. con-
- .be virtues CT TIOSTETTER'S BITTERS
NV be seen in the immense quantities Of this
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f.re land 7. Is now recognized as greatly su-
'slr 70 al other remedies yet devised for dis
,.ssoS tie digestive organs, such as diarrhea,
r.s1tery, dyspepsia, and for the various fevers
i. arse from arrangement of those portions Of
|. ,vstem. Hostetter's name Is rapidly becom-
e : household word, from Maine TO Texas, from
z shores of the Atlantic TO tie Pacific. Try
|. article and be satisfied
'SIf bv druggists and dealers generally every
-. - See advertisement II q ,fg cUi-
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SCHEDULE OF GIFTS
To be given to the purchasers. For full PAL

Together with great variety Of other vsua-
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eYECsAE NOTICES.

~, EXTRACF OF HAMAMtLto, UK
o.'D PAIN DESTROYER,
:, ,,e Of tic few domestic remedies which
Is r.lne into general use and favor, without
IS sng. q Il is the product of simple shrub,
----Is las in all cases, and as domestic remedy
ss..I1uaIIed For BaJns, Cuts, Br'tlses, Soreness,
rSsss, s0rGins, Rss';a'atss"s, 7. ats Bo'Is. G'cers:
q - ,rsd vritH great success, for IfOOuache,
81, sal1,.Is, Neuralgia, Sore Throat. Co1ic. Dia1T
= g,rTsoasss, ana other similar troublesome
p affections, while it promptly arrests
! = -Rt.-,o,rsqges Hundreds Of physicians use it
! ~. II tLeir practice, and give it their unquai
y! I. !,s,,5llrneudation. Sold by our agents and
= HUMPHREYS & CO, 662 Broadwey,
-,rE PRoFaiEFORs ASB MANUFAOTUEEas. s.
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,T ,T5s4s.--In quantity OF corruPte,! matter,
ore is always % be found nest OF worms.
.ey caLnot, neither viii they stay anywhere
:. We.k stomach and bowels are subject to
am. rs they have not sufficient power u digest
,.ir foJd. Hence large heap Of matter is
i'd AMI worms must be the result. j few
-, If these pills viii disturb .hem in their nest
M drive them ont Of the system. 1t should be
rembersi. that an occasional dose when in
ssltn, especially after taking cold, will prevent
u disease from forming in the body.
r--Ses advertisement of DR.. Morse in another
,,g.uu. Sold by Thomas Dcvine.
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AEAGNIFCIENT ENGRAVING OF
I'VE CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS AND

I'sis Bedutftl Engraving was designed by
RUBENS, one Of the most celebrated artists tina:
ever lived; the cost of the original design am
plate being over $500. size % by % inches.
The Philadelphia DAILY NetcS, says, the mere
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out the additional Gift"
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

james c. Fisher and Samuel In the Court of
F Fisher, Ex'rs. Of James G. Common Pleas of
Fisher, deed and James c. Cambria County.
@. Fisher, Trustee, No. I2O March
VS. Term 1860, f. d.
Jacob Campbell ! Plu Leyari Facias
And now g, June 1860, on motion of Reed
Heyei and r. l.. Johnston, Esq. r. A. M'Coy,
Esq. appointed an Auditor to report distribution
Of the money arising from the Sherif's sale on
the above case, to and amongst the lien creditors
entitled thereto. BY the Court.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, SIS.
C~0 Extract from the Record. certified 8,
J L g June 1860.
- JOS. APDONALD. Pro.
The above named Auditor viii attend to the
duties Of said appointment at his Office in the
Court House in Ebeusburg, on Monday the 18th
day of August next, at one o'clock P NJ. when
and where all persons interested may attend.
II. A. M'COY, Auditor.
,July IL 1870 .-S3-4t
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r,q4RRI! CATARau CArAREai C.gAaGa'--
+ q. isl.F Hog curstf Thousands of persons
fer al sorts Of annoyance from Catarrh. Most
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H. re. u Few know how il can be cured. It
s:mrlr a ehronic irritation, and often enlarge
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! p-5fuse flow Of mIcus, loss of smell, nasal
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gtGD 10 YOUNG LADIES AND GEN
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MANSION HOUSE,
JONNSTOWN. Pa.

THE undersigned respectfully announce to the
old patrons of the above Hotel. that, having Te-
fitted and refurnished it throughout, they are
prepared to entertain guests comfortably and in
good style.
CCrA good Hack win be at the Railroad Sta
ton on the arrival Of every traiI., for the pur-
pose OF carrying passengers, free q charge. to
the Hotel.
BOARD PER DAY. 100.
The Stage for Somerset, and other points in
that direction, departs from the Mansion House
every morning Sunday excerted.)
METZGAR & co.
Johnstown, Mart2, lS60.-tf.
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:, Ie I phrase. down in the mouth" is
!. y as,e originated by Jonah abou. the
: aeshale swallowed him.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF CAMBRIA co.
offer myself as an Independent Candidate for
the office of ASSEMBLY at the approaching
General Election
MICHAEL DAN MAGELLAN.
Ebensburg, July IL, 1860.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

A BsHerolcRf LsstisstioH established 5y special In
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tressed, GiTiic1ea ,5iti FTWleHt and EpidcTaic
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AEEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
w Acting Surgeon, TO all who apply by letter
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VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrh9a,
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Address, DIR. J. SKILLlN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa BY order
of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Feb. 8, IS60.-ly.
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v JOB WORK Of all kinds done at
tiis coFce.
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,urg. May Q, 1S6O.-tf.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-03-08
PomPEY,s ,OsPITALITY.

Pompey and Bob, we premise, are the rival
literary 'gemmen' of our Town, among the col
ored population. They met the other night,
when the conversation turned upon the meaning
of hospitality say thus:
Pompey.-"I tell you, Bob; dat nigger Jim's
'pertinence has reused my 'ospitality; an If he
don't mind, he'll catch foggin." -
Bob.-"Your horstalityf Dat amt de mean
in OBJ de word niger" s..
Pompsy.-"0spitality means gettin mad, boy
whar's your larnin?"
Bo6.-"Dis niger say it means 'greetin
from anudder; cant get ober dis niger dat
way
Pompey.-"I SCUM your scholarship now
Pm goin by de printin' Office to ak de gemmen
dar, what can vance evy ting out o'Webster's
dicshunary.'
Pompey came; it was explained to him; he
left, and we have not been honored with his
presence since. Bob's reputation with the dark
les is growing and POmpey's 'ospitality, though
quiet, is watchful and very slightly inclined to
the offensive.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-03-08

people had four arms and four feet, but for their
sins were parted into halves and now by love,
hope to be united again and made o1e." -.
BuLwER is said to be the author of the poem
st. Stephens in the current number Of Black
,0oOd The poem is to be completed in three
parts.
The Rev. GEORGE G1LF1ILAN has new book
about ready, called alpha and Omega tbs
scriptural in its subject; sketchy in its form +;
and, no doubt, quite Gilfllanian in its style.
PATMoRE, the author of the fattest poem Of
the last twenty years-the 'Angel in the House,
we mean-has new poem ~ just out, called
The Lilies Of Another Year. We feel sure it is
superior to his other book, because it-can't bt
any worse. We have not read it, and never
will.
HENRY LYTToN BuLWER is at present British
Minister ct Constantinople. He is an author.
though less noted than his brother, the Bulwer
Bi-Personnl.
The wife Of Chang-Mrs. Chang, that is te
say-was baptized at o recent revival in North
Carolina. Chang is one of the Siamese Twins
Chang and Eng. They are still living in Sur.
ry County, North Carolina. .---,--.'.
Ego-PersonaI. -.. .--.
To.morrow-the 9th Of March-is our birth.
day. We knoO that all our friends have thei,
presents ready, and the most Of them know the
time; but we mention 1t for those who have beer
away. The Han about Tovn asked Us recently
what was our birthday; and when we told hin
| it was the 9th Of March, he whistled and said
that he didn't know we were so old before.