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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-09

n. G. MASUFACTURERs' CONVENTIONAL
number of representatives of the Cotton Factories
of North Carolina met in Convention in Green's
boro on the Sd inst, for the purpose of agreeing
to reduction of the prices of yarn and cloth.
| The following resolutions were passed by the
Convention:
Resolved, That will sell all the products of
our several mills at profit not exceeding rs per
cent, aud further that We give the orders of the
State the preference.
Resolved That We will use our best endeayors to
discourage speculation in Factory fabrics, aud to
secure this end We will sell in quantities to such
Agents only as will prevent their reaching the
hands OF spectators.
Resolved, That we believe the following prices
are In conformity at present with the exemption
Act, to wit: A Sheetings 35 cents per ward;
Cotton Yarn No 5s to Is at So 25 per bunch of
5 pounds No. SIS to los at So so. No lis to
Us at So 75
Resolved, That c. W Garrett, A. O. NJ at
Raleigh, be requested to publish once a month
the list of prices he pays each Factory for their
goods.
Resolved, That all manufacturers not here rep
resented be requested to comply with the requisi-
tons OF the exemption act.
The following named factories were represented
in the Convention: Union Mills, Rockfsh Manu-
featuring Co., Bounts Creek Factory, Richmond
Manufacturing Co, Saxapahaw, Island Ford, Con-
cord Factory, Elkn Manufacturing Co, Big
Falls, ladkin Manufacturing CO., Long Island,
Cedar Falls Manufacturing Co, Granite Mills,
Montgomery Factory, Deep River Manufac turing
Co, Asmance Mills, Union Manufacturing Co.,
Orange Factory.
We are sorry to that some of the Mills in
this part of the State were not represented.
WILMIGNToN AND WELDON RAILROAD
The report of President Wallace, of the Whining
ton and Weldon Railroad company, exhibits that
enterprise in very prosperous condition The
receipts for the year ending 30th of Septem Der,
stated as follows
Through travel $780,, 213 So
Way travel, 103, $40 Is
Freight and minor sources, 225, 200 81
Mails, al O5I Sc
Total, s657 3O7 5S
The abstract of expenditures shows that the
totsi cost OF operating the road for the year has
been sSoU,S25 81, leaving net revenue amount
ing 60 St26 35I CT.
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Headquarters, s5th Reg. N. C. N .,
DECEMBER 4th, 1862.
The Commissioned officers of this Regiment will
meet in Charlotte the Sd Saturday of this month
business of importance. By order of
L. S. WILLIAMS, Col. Cong.
J. A. Fox, Adjt 1t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-09

Rowan SUPERIOR CoURr.-The Superior
Court was busy all last week, on cases of more or
less Importance. The murder case from Cabarrus
county, State VS.. Murph and McGrady was tried;
| as to Murph, resulting in conviction Of murder.
The prisoner was granted an appeal to the Supreme
Court McGrady was allowed to remove his trial
| to Mecklenburg county.
Richard Deberry, deserter from the army,
and one of the fellows who recently prowng
through the country, robbing private dwellings
and terrifying women and children, was put on his
trial for house breaking and stealing, and convict
ed and sentenced to be whipped. The order Of
the Court was executed on last Saturday afternoon
He was recommitted to avail: the Order of the mill
tary authorities and it is probable he will be shot
as deserter.
Judge Kerr has ELECTED much praise for the dis
tinguished ability and p,omptnees displayed by
him in this Court, and We have heard many ex-
pressions of regret that he not retained on the
Bench.-,Satisbury Watchman.
Judge Kerr did make good Judge, but the proscrip-
tive party in the Legislature turned him off to make
room for political favorite very competent.
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DENAGoG1sM.-A great many demagogieal PROPOSE
lions have been introduced into the Legislature mercy
for the purpose of making the movers popular IN 'he
own county congressional district. For instances
member has introduced bill to pay each soIae1
from North Carolina eleven dollars per month extra
pay, 10 addition what he receives from the Coh-
federate Government. Now, it appears that NORM
Carolina has sixyseven thousand men in service anu
it would take just eleven times sixty-seven thousand
dollars to pay months wages, S73I .ooo-makl"g
for year eight millions eight Hundred and htty0"
thousand dollars, besides the expense of officers 10
attend to paying out this Any man with common
sense knows that the State cannot afford to DO any
thing like that-it would mpoverish the treasury anu
ruin the people with taxation. We are in favor Oh
doing everything for the benefit of the soldier that can
be done without causing Bankruptcy, but such
proposition the above cannot be adopted, ana we
suppose the mover knows it well any other man.
Demagogism ruined the old government and we rear
that the one will feel its bad effects.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-09

HE BrTCHER PARTY In 1870, when the Wing
PAN! defeated the Democratic party, and Gen Harri-
''h was elected President, he appointed to fill
one OF me CAbnst Offices who proscriptive in
us course towards political opponents that he was
>.snA''o As Butcher" Now, the party in power
" e Legislature of North Caroiius has so far thrown
"'o 'ne shade by it's proscrptive work,
"s'''F II eminenty proper 10 call it the
Butcher party Instead Of calling !, Ia,
IL oe called the Butcher party.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-09

ray We return thanks to Henry E. Cotton, Esq
Clerk of the House of Commons, for valuable pupH'
documents
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-09

""ANp LopGr-The annual session of the
L'sg OF North Carolina WAS held in Raleigh
ensuing year: e ''e0'eu lot tue
Dr " atSon, Of Aamsnce, Grsnd Master
u Wet ormick. of Harnctt. Grand : W
Ut n Speed OF Pasquotsnk, Grand "
" I Balm of Raleigh. Grand Secretary
c " d Hutchins OF Raleigh, Grand Trs.s,ro
Tie Grand Master made the following appointments
Hon Edwin Roadc. D C Master
Hyv James Reid, Grand Chaplain.
Stephenson, 5 Deacon.
Horton, Deacon.
Long, Grand Marshal
GriSSon, Sword Bearer
& Foster, Persuvant.
Parish, Tyler.
The Grand Lodge adjourned on Thursday evening
E'''r 4 session Of four dav.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-09

ALABAMA.-The Legislature of Alabama has
passed resolutions declaring that, as ample means
of credit are necessary to the successful prosecu-
ton of the war, Alabama proposes to all the States
to guarantee the debt of the Confederate govern
ment, each State in proportion to its representa-
ton in Congress. The resolutions provide that
they are such guarantee, in case the other States
adopt the measure
We hope that the Legislature of North Carolina
will follow the example. "The cause of one is the
cause of all" the States.
The Legislature Of Alabama has also adopted
resolutions declaring its opinion that Militia Off
GERS are not exempt from CONSUMPTION, unless for
some other reason than that they such officers.
-FdyehcpiNe Observer.
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"ILMIGNToN AND WELDON RAILROAD
The report of President Wallace, of the Whining
ton and Weldon Railroad company, exhibits that
enterprise in very prosperous condition The
receipts for the year ending 30th of September
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Alrtr from al. r,,r..,r,tI,. -,
'"'' 'WH,, L,.l. give. th.. t...r.,.,.. -,
account of tho crrr i.l..nr tl., r,..'.'' ,','''''
Il,,,l,..L.t..,. '''"' ''''Is:
90. l.rl.. '., ' a. ,'.-,r' &" i,rl 70 .-.oj book at
uar tl', b....., . , '". u'. .''i 'n what man
wpulI pr,Y.lh ln. n,. "i,'' 'I.'i their rllc
/ rrI, l',.''..,. :, ,''...Il prove su.,. ul. Iur
/ thruu..',,,I'.I. '."'' "' sc" iu 70 ,il.,,
/ du-. WI '."i were i.u uIGtu,,.i.
.,,..r,'.,...' l'', ii,c rrh,, w.u r,,lin..
~. au,.i.. r ' ,,, w., ,....',' and 'l 'hort tins
po-,, had re.rI.I 'l,,., i..''i "i'.,. t'l'r out
.'uu urr,rvd. IN. ,r.t ,,.,', I''''' 'l "'Har was
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PRICE ONE CENT

his Iire orr,rcat. vi ""P oien
10, mon ~ mo hundred srd ton ,,iloa one,
/ A. wagon r'"d from Santa Fe. si.s,,,,j p.,,
,,c,, ~ '5'er' IN an elevated prlirNc commasiny
.It, which Is under construction /, ono ~. INV
nunaT'i ani my feet square. wiS S rSr,n.
fb, 'I'' hiGh from the level Of the yroun1 on
de, "nd fifteen feet wide. ''''''' ''s"' i''t
I,n'a I,Tm W, lst of March the garrison a. For,
conn.,. WIS composed of dotIchmenis OF ~
L"ri i,'i', vt REGULARS. numr,r.n, in all :, "a,
rrnior,,,Tj,,' ,Tj,', 'It 9n the 18th, tho fort va
,y ''IEts colonel slough auI later We .npr,.
!. r.s,'' T,,'ps' II Is known that Colonel b.i :
a.', " ,o'"1"l I.nui.oo, Kansas ,i' rc im.i. ',.-
rer..r ,o >h '','r Weston troops, h1Ie n'cn
he nl.r,l lrt.. '"' '''"toI! and
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Eho Rebel Gtcom- Ram /" r9,,,.s. ,,

,. ''''' cut represents the celebrated II.,.
',n'. team ram, the "Nlua.-a.r .r ,.r.,,I.' w,
'' "'" "Pi''r' at l.hu1 NoIo Sh. .lr,,,. r..,..
N ~ to t"'''" i'l"f v.,r, and {. ono bn,.l,.r
.' ''''a win twenty ict beam. Her back +.
lrr ''n.' o'b, covered with emo and A
"'' men "r iron, and ahc j.. ,,p.,ra.,..I
mat no matter whore , -l.t .,ri..
WI" rI1n"o ovcr her. Sl, ,I.
mount one Is pom.lcr hrin,, c,n,lru,t,I ,n..a
'.'''l with % view of ruunin, down o,1
',''''S "f "Ir'n"nt The ram /, fastened n,
"' to-" oi the boat under her water limo 49,,
''n''''' o' long iron Point which i, c,I.,I.,.,
~ ~ '''' hole Largo enough 10 sink any y,..ol
=. ''' ",'N "fo'o her passage. The onr,,p.
'''"'' to her is through trap door L..l.
'"' "'r port hole, which is nt n,c l.a
' provided with h,a,, uou ,',
"'''h rises and fall, as tho Gun :. r ,"n
''l ANA m Tho r.loi-hou.c. il will he s,.r =.
y. VI, -'crn OF the boat In shane .hc r..,,.,r,.
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MARINE NEWS.
lII.NRlD

srrAMsuP-r cAwl''d''' c r'''''"' ~
luuty. .... hamilton, Mar
MINI ro,,n,. sUrrn,,u, p,nnrar'; r.,,,s. la
,,'Ir w,iinm. HsvSue M9}' Esn.s Ern NJ, dsa.
irpiir 5u,0 A S''.'rr' MANU- '''''
Howell Patlau pima -.
v,... Pike, Cioufleg"s' Ever
BKlGS- .l " =, , nm. y -; Cnmn"nWT 'tn:
GhaI'In, ar. E2cApi,r' Nh,' lUI S,ael, c.cnia'so''
sruooSrRs-run,e of wales, M casGSlim' rSis
S,s.au, T.. 4 N rre.n,";; ;,l ~ "i REINDEER nj
Ent.,l N,r,~s. von GERS, - A'' ,,as
,.Hnyi y','s pi,ncy, Pu.adelrlia' W b'hy' L''''''
| Ia GuayrA 49, =, r,,rx
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WANTED.

"A IhicAS.eL,LlL.E.NT CHANCE FOR OLD
u regular regiment abe I.iiSJ = luisrtry, an
month So. re OF -. Pay nom Si3 ~ sgt men ns,
stenIaurs S,''n9e' S,Ie' pay, clothing and niidIrsII
neadqusitsrs ''Ir'I =, r irom date Of euii ttnrli
nv ~ ,Sa US OF cniiuE ia his fesiip,b, na 10. r
WORM NJ, ,,t,',oH "foc. ii1 4 ,shtn av. W.
ins 0gtlr H. fir'' It. s'h Infantry t. 3 rvs 8
mht3 24sc'lOl
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,,rI,,gNS- SOLDIERS ANp sN'|'U'',. w..
L cnlr- ur h.H.,.y..%H 7;,N.yngr,o>, Az -
cd. Appy to t1hnnhI .. i'';SN. Kew Yrs, Trn"
~ y At h'N, III b''.''''' n.sl gi,'la4
buldmg. --
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-08

1n0 REWANp IO INV TEI,1NI II

500 ,,", %H" ,sa N"| ave amy n's sog.o G5 m MI. MI
CIIAEL Fox, aged - years. about II ~, u, ''' ."",
rather dark complexion, wore u i u'I "a r M. 50.
sIaut o'clock on Thursdry evening 81 .n'' ~ p
a, .,rnat lou about Inn will be tn.nN. ."N!, ''.' .
Iy liz brother, 212 Monroe It. Pmhd l.,l.. l''
~ .Rse copy, wi l'-------
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cuLPHER AND vApoR BAIH2,wlll'N',io9co ,,,,, 5.l''i9o
- LAT's old established an. me = "GlS irFSoi pace,
sulphur b,as ~, j II 1tSS.n. sSS ~ \ J. a. o.
BlesekeT st. cor oa n'CI5 cnI5s' eruptios Of tho sin
TnsSap.i sSnS,n atsctons chs sni ever az .,qS
daily by D., a. Y, TIMoLAr y w. 'NA
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STOCK FLucrrArrovs
MARKET NEWS
washington Market Retain p-,..-

lHhfkef RetnII pri,..
County, r,.,. hcNoAr, Ap-l T. 1869.
r produce "ppesrs u be quite nl.n,,h,,
-, ''F't'o'es ara not 50 plentiful a. -,
,s,L.,,..., =" u' '''-sa Of Nnother week N.
- u" ''' '' we'll sto,scd. Prc.- do MO, r,.,.-
,..,, '''m i'7t ~''k; hence. we msts no
''''..' 'n our ig''ausr-. W, qaote,
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ry,,sOxNA NOTICES.

,II sDIplrE~, StAMlN, on, '"'''
\ l." p,lNIiyis'cNN hANt IT,, '".p- or
:ioa p6I'SlY, llazE m"NtI,, MOI, I,,,l6 Aii Ai6 ,"5 '
rAY ANn rLSoi'iN' !, vy""El,,.,N& y"E,,',,N' 4 GO,
ARMY AND NN'i "''''' ~ 2w"l''
III nuns OF SEAMEN, I, , S''l'
~ i, VIA in, 1,iI, auI Dclrs "' ".. l.'''',
~ ,oamen ot the prc-er, y '., "np !,., ,' ~, v
W. .' ,',. an mos. l.. BRAINAEI' - ,N.,.,il
- m.,IlAHGED VOLuNIEtRS',--,o ~ \
Il 80. a....,,t u, disability, can have u''
ALL r''' n MOR3AN & co, ,,...,...,,
rnv ana N,yy BANKERS 2'' h''''"'S'
! mills -4tU'lab
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IIlE NEW YORK Sun
. LSNAf MORNING. APRIL 5, Is11


:, ,ta "7 iNL' says that tho appro,chir. b,,r.,
arI =, I"s southwest vi decide the Gtc-n,t onis
" tue b'r.'"r-hut alsc of tho Gulf ststo, .'',
sea- me doom Of the re- cl'i,n. ''''''' ana
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MEDICINES.
FOR THE FILES

~ - ~ LADIES --------
wears in rla. l " bEowNE s2E.hpl av,.Nv ,s
ric'y Of F.,,i, trssi s.ieaac,,r - Is
rINb t,,,,,..... '' ~. m 16 .4ycsliO
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T. ''7h tmut ,-.ur0 Ipu.,...y
- .t,f,.#.- 70. 10
p ..,tJ .i..g.I INht i,,s
I'Iu.u A.u,rt.-.'-' t
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Sarah Dugan Aimx. } In the Common Pleas
Of Hugh DIglu decd II CInhriI County
vs. M. IS Sept Term
f T. I.ytle 1861. Fend Erpoa.
And now Pod. January l862 on motion
If Mr.. Jui. .iStnn the Court appointed +. a
Shoemaker Esq. auditor to make d.sir'bu-
tion OF the proceeds If tie sale "i Defendants
real Estate on tha above stated writ to and
among the Lien Creditors and those entitled
% receive the same.
b. the Curt.
Attest Joseph Mcdonald Pro.
The auditor will attend n his Utnce IN
ELcuShurE on
MONCAY FEBRUARY THE 8ri. 1862 at
one O'Clock F. NJ. for the purpose Of fulfil
ling she duties OF the above appointment.
when and where al persons interested may
attend.
F.A, SHOEMAKER auditor.
Jan 10 st
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20 CnsSUaIpTfVES.

IT, ADVERTISE. having been restored 20
health ia a y,ry iew Ws-ks bY very
SiU4pl, remedy after having suffered several
wears with a scvere lung affection. and that
bread disease. Consunption-is anxious TO
make known to his fellow sufferers the
meausrf cure.
Toail who desire Il. lie viii send COPY
OF tie prescription used, free # Cbarge.)
with the directions for preparing and Uslng
the same. which they Viii iiud "a sure cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. &c
The only object ui the advertiser IA sending
the Prescription Is 20 benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he cguceivrs
70 be invaluable. and he hopes every suffer
CT vii try his remedy. A. IL vil cust tAs.n
nothing. and may prove "a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription Viii please
address
Rev. EDWARD :. WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG King County, New GvsA.
OrtDhe- -, lSGl-3ms.
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aUnITOR,S NOTICE.


George Rasha6"rger) } IN the Crmmon Pleas
a'n.r. Of Mary Cupp S"f Cambria C"nnty
vs. Nns 81 & SO Dec,
George Cupp. Term 1857 'e"H- H8
Aud Irw 4th. Jan. 4. d. 1865 Un motion
IF Wm. K,t,ell Esq =. a Sh"elnakeT ESQ
appointed an aufiitcr tn marshall the prn~
cerfs uf Defendants Real Estate sold on the
above wrlts.
Dv she Court.
Attest
joseph Mcdonald
Pruthy.
The auditor Will attend at the office Of
4. knnc.in IN .Tnltn>t'wn on
THURSDAY JANUARY THE 3Oth. 1862
at one O'clock F. NJ FIR the purpose ri full
filling the duties ofthe above appointment,
when and where al persons Interested may
attend.
F. a. Shoemaker auditor.
Jan Is St
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hIl HIercurial Diseases

II Is conveniently arranged DaIu, con-
tajnin- 4 medicated compound. 10 be wo-n
aro-nd the Waist, without injury t. tie
most delicate persons, NJ change in habits
Of living Is required and 1t entirely &c
moves the disease from tie syst,gH, with
ont producing the injurious effects arising
from the use Of powerful internal meii-
cires which weaken aud destroy the cuUstI
tuition and give temporary relief only. By
this Treatment. the melical properties
contained in the Band. come ia contact
with the blood and reaches the disease.
through the pores Of the skin, es,eciiag
in erc,-y instance 4 perfect cure. snS Te-
stores the parts afflicted 70 u healthy
condition. This band l. also a = oSt powerful
ANTI-AIEsCU UEIAL agent, AM wi | entirely re-
licvc the system from the peyBicc.ts oh-cts
Of Tnercury. Moderate cases are cured IN
few days. and we are constantly receiv
ing testimonials of its efficacy In agTivated
cases of long standing.
PRICE g 90, to tc had Il Druggists gen
orally. or can be sent 10y mail or express.
with full directions for use. 10 any part
country direct Of from the principal Office
No. S9l BROADWAY, M.
G. SMITH s co SOLE PEOPEIESuES-
\. B.-Descriptive Circulars Sent ETee-
For sale by II. c. Devine. EbensbuTS
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PAY Up! PAY UPI

TIE Undersigned respectfully requests ajl
If his debtors = cnme and settle tErir ac-
counts Immediately. a he has iuiu gel
ti"ni huger than Ills small profits viii All
nit, lie therefore hopes they vii. save him
tine painful duty uf adding Gusts tu their ac-
counts 10y calling and paying up immcd.
at=Iy f,r | B,HSt haze money.
In, : s.1 2r GED HINT ET
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FSSIiE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
Z Of u SUFFERER- As a warn
ing. and for the especial Lcneft of Young
Men and those who suffer with Nervous De-
biHty. Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay
&c. &C. &c, by one who has cured lin
serf ny simple means, after hcing put to
great expense and iuc"nv ni,nce, through
the use "f worthless medicines prescribed
! ) learned Doctors.
Singles copies NAV be had Of tie Author
G. a. LAMBERT, Esq. Hreenpoint. Long
sland. 10y enclosing post lsaid addressed
cnrelope. Address CHARLES A. LAM
BERT. Esq, Greenpoint. Lnng Island, y.
Y.-2 mos. Jan. 18th 1862.
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SleD ADVERTISEMENTS.
EBENSBUEG FOUNDRY.

The withdrawal "f the foreman and book
keeper irnu tie Ebeusturg Foundry, ren
,lcrs it ahs'urely necessary r;:nt al. account
shall be settled up Vi;h"uI any delay. Per
s,nls desirou~ of saving difficulty and per-
Eaps crs:s had better call ami settle with
out iurr her IIorirc. L. GLASS &c.
I'm lSl-1 3
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SH0ES, CATERS &c.

OF hiS own manufacture. for 5fs7,'s UIousn'S
and Ctildgsl's l-sc.-, Always on hand or
made to order NJ short notice IL the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms.
An work warranted - good as the best.
Give nie "a cal! au: trv me. {. W. CRANE
i..nsLnwn Nov. 9. 'Gn.-l-.
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AnMINISTRATOR'5 NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice IS hereby given. that Letters Of
administration have ben GRANTED tn the
undersigned. on The ESTATE OF HENRY
HOLLIS. late "i Cambria County, decelssl
ami al persons knowing themselves IN leb;>
e,i To- said estate are hereby urtiI-,i % caUe
forward .rui -stllc the same. auI III persons
having claims against the SAID estate a-e
notified To preset ;hcm proper ' authcuti-
Gated for settlement
PETER EARHAET
NICHOLAS SHANK.
Administrators.
JauTary stl-, lSC2.-Cs.
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ENECETOR,S NOTICE.

~ hereas Letters Tcstamcnta.y on th"
" last viii aud te>tlmeuU Of john Wise.
late of Chest Springs Borough. Cambria
County, decrss,i have been iSsuei 10 the
unter~igur In said h,,rf,ugh-ty
the Register Of said County. all persons hav
juE claims against said deceased. are hereby
ue'Itird 10 present them properly authey,is-
Gated fnr settlement. ani those indebted z
requested 60 make payment withnu; delay.
BENJAMIN r. TOMB Exe'r.
Chest Springs Dec 1G, iS01-Gt.
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GLTOR THOMAS I. CHAPMAN viii
! send all who wish !: free Of charge). the
i clpe and full directions i1'r making and
using a beautiful vegetable Iialm. that VII,
eilectusily rempv- lIHPLE>, iiLOTCHIS. Tan
FRECELES, sc, &c. leaving the skin clean.
smooth. and beautiful also :ul directions
for U~jn. PELA REAU'S CELEBHATEn SrIM
ULANT. warranted Ia start a iul grow
Of Wniskers, ur a AIu>tache. in less tn
thirty days. Eiti er If the abuve can be
obtained Ey return mail, 10y addressing
(Virh stamps for return ros ago DIR. THO
CHAPMAN. PEATICAL CHEMIST. S3l BROAD
WAY, Nav 1UHE.-2 mos. Jan. 18TH 90
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ATDITOR,S NOTICE.

Es mon Pleas Of Cambria
No 20 Dec. Term 1851.
January 3r.l 1852, on motion. n. Has
appointed auditor 10 distribute the proceeds
OF sale among those entitled thereto.
BY THE COURT.
H. pursuance Of the above appointment
the unders' grrd will lit in his "fnce in Eb>
ensbure, on Friday the 9i-t uf january at
one u'clrck p NJ, when and where I'll those
interested are desired to attend.
NJ. HASSOE.
January l5th 1862 st
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The undersigned respectfully an 1ss
noUnces 20 the citizens of Johnstown HEi
and vicinity that he still continues -
the Shoemaking business at his new stand
on MAIN street, two doors West OF John
Dibert's store. IN the room formerly &C
curici by Joseph Moore and recently by
Levi JAG Joy. = good stock Of
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10y has, heard Of several purchases OF
IN this place, in vicinity Of the
--r..tG.. :. by an enterPrisiag gentle
Dl,r County. The selections
rs u.sde, show that Ae knows
---.. bout. and tne places where ar
aor,ion Of the business Of our
..-, will hereafter be transacted
- town in the interior Of Penn
..-,g. more woTt..yof ,he attention q
80. ;n- capitalists It Ire present time
E-g.siUrE.