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Kansas Citv ,Julv

Santa Fe mail of the 3oth has arrived.
1t is rumored that all the rebels except one
company had left Orizaba.
A skirmish took place between the State
Militia and Quantrel's band, near Pleasant
hill. The rebels were finally repulsed with
loss OF SIX killed and five mcrtally wound
ed. Our loss-none killed, fifteen wound
ed.
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Ga An Irish Judge on pronouncing
the sentence of death on a criminal, ad-
dressed him thus :"You are to be hang
ed by the neck till you are dead, and
hope it will be warning to you !" ~e
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DIE d.

In Chittenden, July 18th, of apoplexy, Zephahian
Eddy, Esq, aged IS years. -
In Middetowp, April II, Minnie L, only chlid q q
Isaac b. and Eliza A. Reyes, aged years anu II
days
Also, at East Poultney, at the idenee OF horaSs
Ram, Esq, Juce 18th, of consumption, lsaa' %
Keyes, aged 40 years. ,,..v
In Pittsford, the 18th inst, of Diptheria May
E., only daughter OF Mrs Elizabeth ID. Hltch7oeA'
aged years and months.
In Burlington, July 18th, of consumption, fe's'
Dion, Jr aged % years.
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DENMARK AND THE CoNTRABANDs.-
According to advices from Copenhagen,
the Danish Government does not contem-
plate receiving from the United States
over three thousand of the contraband
negroes to be employed upon the sugar
plantations of the West India Islands.
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--Afew evenings since a young lady
in the city of Georgetown, D. G., belong
ing TO rank secession family, was mar
ried TO an officer in the regular army.
Her relatives were opposed to the match,
and among the presents sent by very
rebellious family was loaded bomb
shell, intended for the happy couple.
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ca Somebody in the army writes to a
friend who counseled him in all kindness
to bear himself bravely in the pres ence
of the foe :"Don't bother me with ad-
vice. We think but little of the counsel
of men who stay at home. Come out and
show us how to be brave"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-17

Did the man who plowed the sea, and
afterwards planted his foot upon his native
soil, ever harvest the crops?
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= TIE TICK ET /.

For Governor:
FREDERICK HoLBROoK, of Bratteboro.
For Lieut.. Governor;
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, of Waterbury.
For Treasurer:
JOHN b. PAGE, OF Rutland,
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The Senate has passed bill for the
admission of Western Virginia as State.
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C0sNTY NOMINATIONS.

For Senators:
HORACE ALLEN, of Rutland,
BRADLEY FISH Of Ira 49,.
JOHN JACKSON, OF Brandon.
For Assistant judges:
ALANS0N ALLEN, oil Fairhaven,
BARNES FRISBIE of 5iddletown,
For States Attorney:
DAVID r. NICHOLSON, of Wallingford.
For Sheriff
WILLIAM NJ FIELD, of Rutland.
For High Bailiff:
EZRA EDISON, OF Mendon.
For Judge of probate--Rutland District:
AMBROSE L, BROWN, of Rutl and.
For Judge Of Probate, --Fairhaven District
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MAILS.
Boston and Eastern Way Mail closes at ll.l5 A M.
Railroad time, arrives at 24b L, M.
Boston Through Mail closes at 500 T. NJ
Railroad time arrives at II IS 7, NJ.
Burlington and Northern Way, closes at $50 I, NJ
Railroad time arrives at u 20 A NJ
New YORK through Mail CLOSES at az 90 NJ
Railroad time, arrives at 80 T. M:
Albany and W Way, closes at s0OP M
Railroad time, arrives at 10 L, NJ
Troy and Western Vt Way, closes at l2O0 Nj.
Railroad time, arrives at Ills A. NJ q.
Troy and Saratoga Way closes at $50 T. al +,
Railroad time, arrives at l2l0P M
Montreal and St JOHNS Mail closes al 30 T. NJ
Railroad time, arrives at l2S0 A NJ
Woodstock Way Mail alosesIuesdays, -
Thursdays and Saturdays at LOO T. III
woodstoek Way Mail arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays az 2'5O 4 IA
Office hours from 100 A, N, till SOUR, NJ sundays
nom lace till LOOP Nj. -
MHxN NJ. q. ENkRIS r NJ.
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Rntland.

Trains Leave Rutland.
For burlington. Is as A, NJ, and b6 345 T. III,
For Bellows Falls, 20 A. NJ, ard II rs A. Al,
or Bennington, 40 a. NJ, snd ~ 80 /. Al
Il or Salem. !, +. IL 20 night and 40 A M
For Saratoga. 4 AS A NJ, and sos 7. NJ,
. Trains Arrive at Rutland;
From Burlington, ll,l0 A. M, Il IS Pm, and lazO
night
From b. Falls. -. Las and IL As p M.
From Bennington il rs A. l., and 8 COP M.
From Salem. -. .l0F5 A. NJ. and s. T, NJ.
From Saratoga. 4. IL, Top. Nj, and 9 so +. M.
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post, thence 33 degrees east co feet to 3
post, thence south 6S degrees east SIS feet
to the place Of beginning, having thereon
of Cathariuc Cassiday.
ALSO-A lot of ground situate in the
village Of ileInlock, aforesaid. beginning at
a post on the corner of a lot owned bv
Michael hhrenieldt, thence by said lot IIa
ieet To the township road, thence along said
road 80 ieet to the place If beginning bcin..
a post of a -larcer lot Of ground GE;rb
Thomas White conveyed 10 ,alncs Run.iou
and John Roam, on the 10th Of june 1857.
having thereon erected one and a~half
story plank house and hascment kitchen.
now in the occupancy Of Samuel Hnn..ior.
TERMS:-One third of the purchase
money tn be paid on confirmation of sale.
and the residue to hepaitin two equal pay~
mentS thereafter with interest, to Ie secured
ty Judgment bonds AMI mortgage Of The
purchasers. CATILARINE CASSIDAY.
ie25-it Erarleyi1.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

BY virtue of an Order of the Orphans
Court of Cambria county, ] will expose to
Public Sale, at the Hotel of George Ran
dOlph. in the Borough of WIlmore. Cambria
County on THURSDAY the 2lst day Of
AUGUST next, at one o'clock p NJ, the
following Real Estate OF which Robert Finn
died seized, to wit:
y certain lot Of ground situate at Portage,
Washington township, fronting on the old
y Z. Rail load, adjoining lot of the Pt.
Raj Road Co, Un the east, and lot of VIM.
RUssi an tee west, having thereon erected
large two story frame house with back
building attached. anu u frame stable.
ALSO-A certain piece or parcel Of coal
land. situate in Washington township. ad-
Joining lands Of Robert Durgoon, lanus in
| name Of Araut Suuman. AMI others, con
tanning 81 acres and 1iS pcrchcs-bcing
premises No. 3 rs allotted TO the PlfIs. in
the division made in an action Of partition
in the c N Pleas uf Cambria Co, to No,
January Term 1852. brought by Edward
IL. Gloutworth ct al VS. John c. O'Neill CT
al, the til. t. which afterwards became
vested in Robert Finn.
ALSO-A certain other piece or parcel
! Of land situate in Summcrh'l township, be
inning III Il post on line oi land uf lIcnry
Allen baugh. thence by saii Land east 11oi
perches to Il post, thence naTth 175 percbcs
10 i post thence south GS degrees west by
! land Of VIM. X Carr IOl perchcs, thence
north GS degrees west 20 perChes 10 n post.
thence sru,L. by other lani Of the said
Robert Finn. Ii2 rcrrhcs to the place Of
beginning. containing loo acrcs (unimrro~
we'd
iLSO-A certain other piece or parcel Of
laud situate partly in SummcrhilI and part
" In Washington township. Ec-inUiug at a
post On corner Of the piece Last above men
t.oncd, ) thence ly lal'l of tire heirs Of Lewis
Cassidy. dcC'd.. Gust SIS pccclgs e. a hem
lock, thence north 2IO Terchcs 10 Il post
tlcLcc by land &C james ChailCc south IS
,.csrc,s west % rcrchcs tu post thcuce
south Icy the last abova moUtinuci piece 17J
pcrcho' to the place # lc-inumg, contain
I-, 100 ACRES Imimprovcd
1LSC-A certain ,illyc piece ui p=rccl
IF land. a3ioiuir" the above. situate partly
in Sumnerlill and panty III Washington
Townships. beginning at = hcmlUck, t.iguce
by land oi the lCirs OF I.r"is Cassidy. decd.
cast 49, pyrvhcs To post. thence 10y land
f Jamcs Chascc north - degrees west 30
pc.cles o. u birch. thence south GS degrees
west 2S pcrches 10 a post. thence by the
piece last above mentioned south 2lO per-
chcs to The place of beginning. containing
loo acres. having thereon erected s..v mill
ana q double dwelling house
iEENS-Onc third Of the pmc'lasc
money t. he paid vn confirmation OF the
s1!o and The residue i'm two equal annual
payncn.s thereafter with interest. 30 hc So
cl'rc' hv tn" Judgment bonds and mnrt.a-
"cS + tic purchasers. ".
WM- KITTELL. Alm'r-
July .. lSG2-3l-a..
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Orphans Court SaIc.

BY VIRTUE OF Az aliGs ORDEI: OF
tie Orphans CWrt Of Cambria county. the
undersigned will expose u public sale. at
Crcsson u. said County. ou Wednesday the
Tie Z1ih day ni August next, at one O'Clock
/ 81. the following real estate If whi-lr
Thomas u. Porter died scizel, viz:
certain let of ground Situate in the
town oi Munster, fronting on the Hunting
don, Cambria. and Indiana TurnIiSc. and
cXtcndin" Ilrk t. P.psar Lane, known and
designated "n the plan of said town l.v the
number lSf. having thereon erected 4 small
frame Dwelling H-use.
ALSo-A certain other los of Ground
situate In the town of Munster aforesaid.
known ard q. si-nat,.j on plan of said town
by the number i35. having thereon erected
q lar"e Frame Barn.
ALSO-h Ccriain other piece or parcel Of
land situate partly in the town of Munster
an'l partly in Munster township. adjoining
lands late of Francis Brady. deceased,
Peter Swccuy aud others containing l2O
acres iuarc pr los. about 90 acres of which
are Ci"arc,'.
hLSO-A certain Tot Of ground, Ccuu-
taiuiu- ahou: one acrc) situate 1T the head
ui Pine No. /, Washington township, ON
tie Northeast side thc Old :. 7. Railraai
aajpEiu- lot Of the heirs OF Charles g. Ken
r7ly. deceased. and other lands Of which
Thumas H. Porter lied Scizcl. having there
or crec.cL a large two story Frame House
Will haaS building attached, and a large
Frame Stable.
ALSO-Thc one undivided half. part Of
a certain piece "y parcel Of land. situate in
the township cI Washington aforesaid. ad-
joining the old 4 T. Railroad, lands of tlf-
heirs If Charles i Kennedy, deceased, T.
NJ. Gcor-e =, other. containing about 33
acres. hiyiu" thereon erected three Dwc.-
lin% Houses. iii being same piece or parcel
Of land, except lot Of uuo-fouEth Of an
acr- devised by Sarah Porter to her daugh-
fcf hTTy kv.n- '-. conveyed hy Paul
George and wife ID said Sarah Porter. Ly
thci- Decd dated tire Grst day OF December,
:. H.. 1881
ALSo-To one ua.!ividcd part Of a Ger
tain othcr piece or parcel Of land situgte in
Was 3@ton township aforesaid. adj ining
land of the ,-.1tgi of William Brady aul
Elw1:d Donai.l;ou. 1uI otEor land Of said
Thomas IT, Porter, containing 2f acres and
iJ2 rorchCs more or less, having thereon
erected two Dwelling Houses.
ALSD-A certain other piece or parcel
Cf land situate in Washington township,
aforesaid, adjoining the piece last above
mentioned, and other lands of Thomas H.
Porter, and lands of the heirs of William
Brady. deceased. containing SO acres more
OF less. about 20 acres IF which are cleared
amt having thereon erected 4 Cabin House
TERMS :-nuo fLirl Of the purchase
masnN to i@ paid uI confirmation at sale.
aaa Tine residue In two equal annual pay
mcg,s thereafter with interest. TO Jc secured
hy lie judgments and mortgage or tie pur-
chaser PAUL GEORGE
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Orphans, Ceyrt sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
Orphans Court Of Camb in county. the um~
signed viii expose to Public Sale at the
hotel Of Ellen Mclaughlin in The village Of
Portage, in said county, or the 18th day Of
of August, at one O'Clock. P. NJ, the follow
ing real estate Of which Lewis Cassiday
III II seized, viz:
All that piece or tract Of land situate in
SummorhiT township. Cambria county. be,
Ing part of larger tract warranted in the
name of William G0rct, adjoining land war
rantcd to Samuel 'BlOfget. Robert Frvine.
William NJ. Smith, Aren't Sonman, and
land Of William j. Burk, containing three
hundred and eighty-one acres more or less,
about thirty acres of which are cleared.
having erected thereon a saw mill. dwelling
house and stable now in the occupancy Of
Thomas Lilly; also one and a>half story
house now occupied by Mrs. Mary Mcintosh.
ALSO-A lot Of ground situate in the
village of Laurel Run or Hemlock, Wash-
ington township, said county, between the
old aud new Portage Railroads near the foot
Of Plane No. 4. known as lot No. II bound~
| ed as follows beginning at post in the
centre of the OLD Portage Railroad at tho
south corner Of q lot sold to Michael Bur-
| COON. thence south Sc degrees cast 90 feet t.
| the corner Of a lot owned ly f. n George
! thence nurth % LcGrces west I8s feet % g
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oRPHANs; COURT SALE.

BT virtue Of an O.Ier Of tic Orphars'
Court of Cambria c.uutv- to u directed.
there vi he exposed 10 Public Nendue or
"-.ts.y. II the Court House in EbcnShurg.
on MONDAY the An day Of AUGUST
next, at ono O'Clock p. NJ al the ri-ht,
titie aud Interest Of j mes S. CLARK. decd
Of. il and the following described Real
Estate. to wit:
No. being ono half of Lot No. -,
ia the Borough Of Ebcnsburg, beginning at
a corner Of Centre and Sample Streets.
thence ,st along said Sample Street I32
feet t. Lot Of Edward Davis. thence north 80
feet 10 lot Of L. Hutchinson heirs. thence
west alon" sail lot l32 feet TO Centre Street.
thence nth along said street 60 feet To hc
ginning. having tnercnn trgCtct large two
story Brick Dwelling IL use auI small frame
stable, with the aplrrtguauccs.
No. ALI the EllOwiuc described lots
IF 2IOuud in the Borough Of EbcushUr-.
known or the original plan of s1iI Borough
IL lots No. 1913. I9i, l95 and 1876. bounded
on the north by Lloyd Street, on the east
by Phauay Street, on the south 10y Oglc
Street. and On she west Icy Poplar Alley.
No. 3.-A certain lot or parcel Of land in
black'ick township. Cambria county. sur
vcycd or held In the name Of John +. Evans
heirs. combining so acres, with the aplur-
tcuanccs-
1LSO-A certain tract or piece of lanI
in said township, adjoining the above. which
was surveyed or held in the name Of john
Evans heirs, containing 500 acres, with the
appUrtcu&nccS-
Terms oC Sa'e--One third Of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale
and the balance in two equal annual pay
Incuts. with interest. to be secured by bonds
and mort gage on the premises.
ALBERT B. CLARK.
JOHN II. CAMPBELL.
July . ISG2-ol-1t. Adm'rs.
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SuERIFFrS SALE.

BY virtue Of s,rndry writs Of Fferi Facias
issued out of the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Cambria county. and To me directed there
will he exposed to Public Sale at the Court
House, in Ebcnsburg, on Friday the 25th
day of July next at one O'Clock Z. n, the
following Real Estate to wit:
All the right, title and interest Of Michael
FarahaUgh, CT, in and to a piece or parcel of
land situate in Carroll township, Cambria
county, adjoining lands of Martin Sanders.
Charles Farabaugh and others. containing
one hundred and thirty four acres. more or
less. about 25 acres of which are cleared
having thereon erected a cabin house aud
cabin barn now in the occupancy of the said
Michael Farabaugh. Taken in execution
and to be sold at the suit Of james G. Fisher
and others.
Also-hll tie right. tile and interest u
Charl-S Flrabdugh, # in and tc ! piece u
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Low minht we not have had a bulletin of
e,IaI length, simply stating the results?
+ would have cost but a tri1e of time,
and would have conferred an incalculable
benefit upon the whole country in compo-
sinc the public anxiety. If the first ofIi-
,i.I display of our success has not been
frIIv sustained by subsequent events, and
# the public expectations, which were
rbcn raised to such a height, are to be re-
duced. we believe that our people can
hear the disappointment, without waiting
70 hear the facts drop out through the slow
and forced confessions Of those IN authori-
II.
FMcCIellan has effected a commmica-
lion with the river, why was not this fact
ro7dIy and sincerely announced. instead of
triting with the public mind by reports of
surrounding portions of his army in trian-
rlar swampS, and in the neighborhood of
mill ponds. and other false and vague sto-
ri,,. iu.5nled to break the fall of public
rxp.ctat;ons. The pnblic is left under
the impression Of general facts. We
know that the valor of our troops has 80
far rrga;cd. and that the cnomv has
been pushed from his lines of investment
of This city, but what may be tie strength
of tie coherent remnant of his army,
whether that remnant Is Yet involved III
orr lines or has escaped from our Grasp.
or has Jegn reinforced for aunthcr grand
ba-.e. are questions which every body has
b n a-king for the la~t week, and which
fr Government pIain'v r,lirs''s 10 answer
r with holding from t;Ic r,oii,. al infm-
nation whatever Of tn battle Of Rich-
lrnl'
W. think it matter Of ra"rat that the
public expectation was raised 50 very higl
q, the b'-inning Of the Great effort TO
whip ard cjcct the enemy from his posi-
r0r. rs to the capturing of his whul, Free
1l brilliant victory we have gained II
orr,Iau-hcd by the ~;rn-t,inr expectation
y -ir whOlscs;lle capture. AMI nov :hJ: II
!, pretty we'll a~ccrtaiued ilIat the Great
hsly Of the enemy'S Fore has escaped, the
Triumph i measyually forgotten in the
.a,il.iu@ ut the failure to bag tic whole
.nrcFn.
The yictory Is brilliant aml complete
without the capture Oar cliyalrous
army has driven from lis Notifications,
ud in@ioriou-lv from in, ~rcuc of its OPP
/ r.atiotl~ before EicImorj. the most s6lcu-
lidIy equipped and tn. best drilled and
hre>t army ever orgariz.d on this con-
] ment- The disaster to tllat army i one
r,f tho -py-.r,.+ .,r,l flo ,-;gi.,r.r- +, ,,,,-
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snlUJYGGHF EO<;CC.

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selves Indebted to the UNDERSIGNED. for sub
scription. advertising or job work. in the
e" Democrat and Sentinel from Feb. 1859
up to March lst 1861. are requested to make
payment on or bufyrc tie frst day of Au
gust next. All persons ue-lcCtjng tLis no
ticc. viii. aljcl that time Iiul tLci- account
III the hand Of an officer Tor collection. All
pers ,us having receipts from G. Z. Murray,
E>q. during the above stated time. are r.
qucStcd to present them to the undersigned.
by so doing they will save trouble.
ID c. ZiIIM.
Ebensburs. July 2. ISG2-3t.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas os Cambria
county. to report distribution of the pros
ce1ds Of the Real Estate Of Thomas Kaylor
sold by the Sheriff, on Al. NenJ. Exponas
No 81 June Term 1862 at the suit of j ,hr,
J. Glass, and wife. hereby gives notice to all
parties interested in the iuud, that he will
sit in the discharge of the duties If sail ap-
p"intment at his office in Fbcnshurg. on
Tuesday the 18th day of August next, at
one o'clock p NJ.
WM. KTTTELL. Auditor
July Q. 1SG2.-3I-3t
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SHeRpF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Ncnditioua Expos
mas issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas uf s,llir County and to the Sheriff uf
said Comfy directed. there viii lie exposed
lo Public sale ar oulcry at the Court House
IL the Borough of iIyi'idaysbUrg, CA Mon~
day the 2S,h day of July \. D., ISC2. IT
unc O'Clock l. n. Of said day.
All tie right, title and interest Of john c.
ll,ylman AMI j. t. Jones. in and to all
those two certain tracts uf land lying and
being l'artly IN D,.,ir county and parity IL
Cambria county, in the State Of PeDusy!v
MA. one of which sail tracts WAS surveyed
The 22i day of June \. D, 1883. in pursu~
aucc uf 4 warrant granted by the Common
wealth in William M'D,u-al. and the other
of which was surveyed On the 25d day Of
June = ID. I7SS. in pursuance Of 4 ar
rauL granted 10y the said Commonwealth TO
John Gray. containing togctlcr eight hun
lrcI acres (m0re or lcSs) on which there arc
coal banks ~ ca and in working Crder.
having t.ogeUn erected one blacksmith shop.
oUc tool house aud ono small cfliCe.
Seized and taken in execution and to je
sold a. the property Of john c. ueylmau
and J. Il. Jones.
SAM'L. M'CAMANT.
ShcriI If Blair CO.
Shn's Office Hollijaysburg, July ., 'G2-3;
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parcel Of land, situate in Carroll township.
Cambria county. adjoining lands If Henry
Hoppe, Michael Farabaugh and 9th, IS.
containing one hundred and seventeen acres.
more or l,ss. about fifteen acres Of which are
cleared. having thereon erected q cabin house
and cabin barn. now IL tie occupancy OF
the said Charles Farahaugh. Taken iu cx~
ccution and t. le solG II tie suit of james
c. Fisher AM others.
JOHN BUCK. Sheriff.
Shcril's Office, July .. IS62.-ss.
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AUDITORS NOTICE

TIE undersigned. Auditor appoint cd by
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county TO report distribution Of the rrucce,Is
Of Sheriff s tle of The Real Estate OF Charles
p. kennedy, deceased. solI 1t The suits of
Davi, & Tibhott and pr Nm. Lennon. on
Eeud. EXp,u- Nos SIS and 50 June Term
IsG2- hcichy notifies M persons Interested
in said fund that he will attend t. the iu-
ties # li- said appointment aL the Office Of
Vim kit.Al, l.! the B.rough &C EIrnsiur,s.
IN Monday the Ith day II hu.u-t next. at
one o'clock +. Al
JOHN &. RILEY. Auditor
July o. I-G2 -al-3t
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AUDITORS NOTICE

HE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court Of Cambria county TO
report distribution of the funds in the hands
of y. c. Mullin, Esq, Admir-, of Charles \.
PeaIy, deceased, upon his account fled.
hereby notifies all persons interested N said
distribution, that he will attend to the du~
ties Of said appointment at his Office in the
Borough Of Ebensburg o. Monday the 25th
day Of August next. at one O'Clock z. NJ.
WM. KITTELL. Auditor.
july Q. 1862 flat
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Howard association.
PHILADELPHIA.

lItlLA)LIiliIA-
EOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK
4 and Distressed, afflicted with Nirulent
and Chronic diseases, and especially for the
Cure Of DISEASES of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, 10y the
ACt;ra Surgeon.
rhca or Seminal weakness. and other Dis
cases If the Sexual ORGANS. and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the DiSpen-
sary, sent t. :hc afflicted IN sealed letter en-
velopos, free # charge. Two or slrec stamps
for postage will heaccCptalle.
Address. Dir. ! SkILLIN HOUGUTON.
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. >
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, IA.
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lie acted on by the Court, OH the first Mon~
day of September next.
JOSEPH M'DONALD.
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against the same viii present them properly
aut.cn icatcd FIR settlement.
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