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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-13

EXCHANGE bought and sold, and prompt at
tCi.tion given to collections.
Prescott, june -. 1861. nsyl
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Attachment Notice.

County of Pierce, city Of Prescott. In JUS
tice Court.
To Francis BertoSi
VOU are hereby notified that warrant of
attachment has been issued against you
and your property attached TO satisfy the de-
mand of Jamos III. Whipple, amounting to
fourteen and 27-100 dollars. Now unless
you shall appear before Parker Adams JUS
tice of the Peace in and for said county, at
his office, in the said city of Prescott. on the
9th dav of June. A. d. 1863, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, judgment will be rendered
against you and your property sold to pay
the debt.
Dated this 18th day of May, A. D. 1863.
JAMES NJ. WHIPPLE, Plaintiff.
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=. w. DICKINSON,
Bounty, Claim & Pension Agent,

viii obtain Arrears of pay. Pensions.
Bounty Land. Bounty Money, Claims for
Horses and other property, destroyed, &c.
River Falls, Wis, Feb 10, 1862. n4l-h
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CITY DRUG STORE
MASONIC.

THrsE will be regular meeting Of \. ".
LODGE No. los Of Free and Accepted Ma
sons on the second aud fourth Tuesdays of
each month at Masonic Hall. Schaser's Bull
ding Prescott Wisconsin.
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PURCHASING GOODS |!

Are unsurpassed in this part of the country,
and the beauty of ours arrangements is we al
ways fulfill our promis S. Call on US and see.
CLAPP az DAVIS.
Hammond. ST. Croix Co. Wis, June 16. 1861
no2Stf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-13

KEEPERs-trotiicd with vermin need
be So longer. ii they Ust. COsTAR's Exter-
minators We hrve used il to our salifacticn.
and if box cost - we would have IT, We
had tried poisons. but they effected nothing
but 'CoSTAR's' article KNOCKS the breath ous
of Rats Mice. Reaches. and Bed-buss, qElck-
er than we can write it. 1T is in great de-
mand all over the country.--K,di5ta (O) GG-
zette.
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C A U T | o n

To prevent the public from being imposed
upon by spurious and highly pcrnieious ini-
tatiOns. new lobel has been prepared, bear
ing fac simile of the Proprietors signature.
Examine each box. bottle or flask carefully
before purchasing, and take nothing but Cos
TAa's."
~ Sold everywhere-by all wholesale
Druggists in the large cities.
SOME OF THE WHOLESALE AGENTS IN NEW
YORK CRY.
Shieflln Brothers & Co BUSH. Gale d Robin
u 4 FahsnstoLk Hull son
IL Co NJ Ward CLOSE d Co
d Il ID Sands d Co Mckisson d Robbins
Wheeler 4 Hart d 5 Barnes & Co
James 5 Aspinwall T G Wells q Co
Morgsn & Allen Lazclls, Marsh d
Hail. Ruclsle & Co Gardner
Thomas IL Falier Hall Dixon d Ce
p ID Oryis Conrad Fox and 9TH
Harral. Risley & ers.
Kitchen
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CITY HOTEL,
FARMERS HOME.
MISC ELLA \ f 0 U 5.
CRY BANK OF PRESCOTT.

T0rsrOTT WISCONSIN.
T.P. WEsrFALL. Cashier.
CHAs. MILLER, President.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-13
WOOD! Woods!

Wood wanted on subscription at the Journal
Office.
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GREAT BARGAINS
REAL STATE.

NEAL 20 Ag &C.
yXTATER POWERS for sale OF lease on
w the most favorable terms by
L. N. POWELL.
A FEW choice pieces of farming land in
n this Immediate vicinity, for sale at bar
gain. l.. \. POWELL.
TFIHF Subscriber offers for sale go lots in
the llage of River Falls among the most
desirable for business or residences in the
village. l.. N. POWELL.
600 ACRES ON Lake st. Croix. conve
ZOO nicnt To mills. One-fuurth i'm hand,
and the remainder in one and Two
wears. VIII exchange for logs.
L.. n. POWELL.
- LOTS IN the vicinity of the academy
e1To those who viii contract to build and
improve these lots, 10 per cent. Of the pur-
chase money only will be required the
remainder ON time tc suit purchasers.
l.. n. POWELL.
900 ACRES. 81 miles from Green's Nil
OZU on the Eau Gala River There is
quantity of good pine timber on the
above tract. The soil is OF superior
quality, Terms. one-fourth in hand,
and the remainder in lumber deliver
ed at Green's or Holman's mill the
coming winter. This is rare oppor-
tunity for an enterprising man DISMAL
means to secure a home.
l.. n. POWELL.
River Falls, June 4. 1862.
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INOR neatly executed Job Work come to
: the JorRSAL OFFICE.
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MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County by ver1nin. taaa
would pay for tons Of this Rat and Insect
Kille.-Lancaster { Wis., Herald.
HENRY r. CosTAR-We are selling yen
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have
been used. Rats, Mice, Reaches, and Veraiz
disappear rapidly.
Boxer d SToUFFER. Druggists. Windsor,
Nd.
Costar's Rat. Roach, DC. ExterminatoE.
Costar's
Costar's Bed-bug Exterminator.
COstar's
Costar's Electic Powder, for Insects, &c.
IL ESQ Soc, 81 90 BOXES. BOTTLES AND
FLAaKs, 50 AND s., Sizes FOR
PLANTATIONS, SHIPS, Bears,
HOTELS, dc. DC,
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FORM AND SPECIES OF

80 See one or taro Specimens of ,rtat is every-
'r'ere SAID by the PeoPte-Eaitors-De Dealers.
de-, dc.
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NATER POWERS for sale or lease on
w the most favorable terms by
J.. n. POWELL.
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TfIHF Subscriber offers for sale $50 lots in
tho ilagc of River Falls, among the most
desirable for business or residences in the
village. l.. n. POWELL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-13

A FEW choice pieces of farming land in
"A this immediate vicinity, for sale at a bar
gain. l.. \. row ELL.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-08

n.8 for twenty years been of the
2:' D ,bst the only way slavery could
'- ,, an,av with was by the shedding
/. ..ca;.ll.s.I-eytolled a.l.. Brown to the skies,
'.g .,Ls,,udjng his murders ut IIarper's
'gr. 2 ., ministers for many years have
Ii been educating the North up to
WI .:.ti,g point, and they have al last
a..s5rl. They, perhaps, little thought
7. , ,5sr own precious carcases would be
. = lancer. Now let them grin and
- We only wish every one of them
..I would have TO way of avoiding
h,rIs field. Widows and fatherless
si.n and all others who have suffered
/ A. rsr NAV well turn to almost any
~, and sav. "Thou art the man" ;"
~ srazv Congress that has just ad-
|,-sli i charged with infdelity because
|. -Fin,, exempt these instigators of
.s,-tuneS from their share of them
:, oe Of the few sensible things the
| .r,rrress did. We would like to see
J,is Of these Abolition preachers
~ bullets in swamp. The loss
4 a,t b. great if they did not sue
J very vel IN dodging. -C2crelal'd
| LI.r-
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RlaessnGke iD a Nest Of Cop
EPTbeaGs.

n Saturday afternoon, a lawyer named
|,xsl from Fayettc county, and OF
No lbo.iiion procliyiiies, visited our
~ whether lor the purpose OF estab-
ar loyal u league" or not, we
- qs. been informed, but certain ii Is,
jrJaBeed Gen. Mcclellan in tie most
~ aa. scuytu,Ous aIanner-c;tillng
/ 3 coward, traitor, &c, and pro
mad that he yas 10 General, and hai
uayn many occasions in direct VIC
u orders trom his sUperiorst. J
sg..nsiuz defeat aud disaster to our
His vile abuse was suddenly
rsl II two or three discharged sol
p s.agiGng up TO him and demanding
1,n language should cease, and It
4 ~, Je tu.ertled IN their presence
TX vo..i, passed between the viper AMI
-rs. asi y Lecame evident that
j. vvuit cnSue. when two or three
z.7. @" co;perhcais interfcrcd, and
| . ave him 10 understand that l!e must
q. ID" The soldier then. Withdrew,
& discussion ensucd. IN whiCL he was
kaIci - f,ugi!y, th;t hc finally sluiked
"a ike deg shat has i'sen caught in
ne mean acl. l. is very fortunate Tor
m. or. We might rather say. untortu-
Eis, tU.a the soldiers dii not have their
E'n Wv, OF th.y would have ;anght hun
asson 10; >J1H to he forgottcR. Ex-
@caf ran Ligh, and onc word from
'raiiOrOu- l:Ie, not III keeping with the
tllrn:s oi the loyal persons present
Ill h,ye i,eE th- signal tor = general
slaughter o. him auI all those pres nj
o s-'a E.s part- Tie accursed viper:
It Withhold their venom when they
/; Gncnei.Irg- An Ai.oliiionis; Is a
Is IS White man when he behave.
n-.ii but when lie ovcrsf4l,s the boun
r, he must abide by the consequences
haE 'eaaa -iry"&
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Shcrih7s oiliy e. Ei.enSturg. !
March %. 1SG3-3t
N office.

y J., tl.e matter OF the a,!niir'-
istratiun account If Francis neyiin. admin
istrac,,r al the estate "f Patrick C,le. deed
4th March. 1869 On melton. NJ Ha>son
app"i,.teI Aulitnr hy the Orphans Curt.
L. make distribution, IF tie I'r'cseds ,f the
personal estate in tie hssGs OF the admins
rr.,tor.
In pm suancc ri the ah"ve appointment.
th. undersigned uill : AZ tie "fiice nf J IAN
F Iia-n's, Esl ..I"Ln>tnwn. On Wednesday
ih- 22I iav "i Alrii next. a; "ne "'c."ck.
wl.re all disc Interested may attend il they
e, ,.r.,tacr NJ HASSOS.
March IS. 1868 s,
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,>IAEtY DEAn.-A Young man, by
: zane of James RePine- aged about
1.r-f,a wears, VINO resides in this
--ls-hooL met with IN accident, on
,aas'!2y night last, which resulted iii
. !eaih lie was III town on Wednes-
+ and, wa understand, was intoxicated,
+ III iil- condition and alone lac started
aoms by the way OF the " Alum
b., and by suIne accident fell over
tank, q distance Of about sixty feet,
I Iolgcd in 4 bush OF fallen tree-top,
o b. feet eHtangled so as 10 hold him
while his head hung downward. In
+ FrediCament he was found some time
iA1F>.lay, still alive He was removed.
.-Om lis injuries before the close OF
lay, There were no bones broken,
Is probable that his death resulted
17ly from the unnatural position II
,a he was held during some twelve oi
IN hours.-B.ip.ySi7l!e Record.
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April 8, 1868.

nyO Catbarine Fitz Gihbrns. Thomas Fitz
Ggtbous, Charles Fitz Gibbons. john
Fi,z t;ihh.us. Michael FItz GinbOus, Mary
M'G.ueh and Priscilla M'Ateer.
Take Notice that an inquest Will be held
at the late dwelling !,oulse of Michael tltz
Glib, ms late uf Allegheny township, Cam
bria county. Penns1 lvsmia. deceased. on
Friday the 24'h day of April mex: at ie
O'Clock. in the frenoon Of that day. for the
pur,ose Of making partition of the Real Es-
tate # the said ,:eceased- t. and among his
children ard representatives. If the same can
I've dcne without prejudice 10 or spoiiing "i
:he whole, otherwise to value. and appralsf
The same, at which time and place You are
REQUIRED: to attend il ven ;hink proper.
JOHN BIICK. Sheriff.
SheriI's OfIi,e. Ebensburg
/ \ ,,ril s. ls6S-St
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fSo 5se Pn5lic-

The uni,r.iguei.
w,.,.ii respectfully say 70 the iuha'iitntS of
tarr,j!r.iwn s,Ii;i surrounding Country. with
4 view of establishing permanent residence
in the. above name,l place. that !s, haS again
resurs,et. his profession !; IA that he viii be
always happy aud ever ready IN wait upon
those who seek his services .r desire Ine,licai
advice lie returns his thanks for the MANY
favors. ierc:. fore extended 70 him. lay y
generous community: and hopes that. in
his brief .,bSeucc. ne has not lu,t that cunfi
Ienc. With which ic was So implicitly ell
trusted. ard thar ~ vigilance and i'erseve-
rance he may merit "A cnntinuapce tf the
sane. J. l. BRALLIER-
Apri! 2. 1865 81
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N otise.
LftIars Of

n letters of
administration on the estate of 'erer Hitch.
late nf Carroll township. Cambria county.
deceased. having been granted ny the Regis
ter Of said C mnty. t. the undersigned IRE
siding in said Township al persnns in'ieht-
ed tn said ate are requested {" make inn
mediate payment. and those having c'alms
will present them properly anti en'ica' 'ed' t'r
settlement thOhuE hhCU'
April /, ls63-6t.'
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NALUABLE TANNERY FOR SALE


Tie undersigned cif,r inr sale OF rent the
Oui;Uiauvilie Taunerv," (r~csIrtly owned
" Charles 2. MGrray.) Sitnate in Cambria
p, untr. Pa. about three. miles west az the
Gnro,...,l. rf EbensburC. The establishment
- on,. ,;f the largest ID. the State Tie main
buil.Iing j ll0 feet jry 10, and g-'ng Gt !oct
bv 20, :.n6 til-- whole tUu st,H i-S high. \
new engine and b diers have recently been
out n. There are all the necessary ont
buildings "a. the PseR1ises, and dwelling
houses fJ7 the proprietor. foreman a'ii hanc-.
Ais. store room, Blacksmith shop and
says-,,ilI. There are about i25 acres of land
VII tjnbered cnunectei with the Tannery
A,plv to Wm kjtte!l, Esq, Attnrney>a.-
Law. E}.sli>iurg. L, "v tu the uI.dcrsi gned
r,.sitju.. II. Baltimore Maryland.
POLAND. JENEINS i co.
| Arril s, 1868.
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CNcNNAu, April 2.-On Monday
The 25th of March, Jenkins Rebel
-'a'y dashed into Point Pleasant, Va,
TIC Mouth of the Kanawha, gained
zssSion Of the court house, fired seven
-sss, Plundered others, und burned sew
= thousand bushels OF Government
Volunteer aid arrived from Gal
-, Ohln, and the Rebels were driven
!. "uh loss of five killed and thir-
'aAen prisoners to GalliPolis. They
refused parole Telegraphic com
l.. -Is.ilon al Is cut off along she Kanawha
= charleston 10 Point Pleasant.
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-Ehe Confessions and Experience
OF 4 NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit and as 9 caution
20 v.ung men. and others. who suffer lronA
Nervous Debility, Early Decay, ana their
kinared aiiments-suprlying the means OF
self cure. By one who has enred EiHseh
after being a victim Oi misplaced commence
IN medical hun.bag ara qnackery- by en-
closing postpaid directe'i ervsIol's, slns'e
ccp;es may lie had OF the author. NA1H HAN-,l-
W.vr.Ta. E4c.. Bedford. Kings county
Nav Ycia. AsroA- -
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fAEPAEArlDSs 10 DRsiT-It Is as
-'ad IN quarters entitled to credit that
: 1rait Will soon be made TO till up all
]slaeuts, now In the field and decimated
he casualties of war, to their proper
--a-rd l. is not yet known how
I2ay j! VIII require, but probably near
alnd7cd thousand. The drafted men
. e scnt q. once 10 the regiments,
's they viii be taught military tao
: lgNn the Geld, and not TO camps oi
'lcilons, as has been proposed
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Tstray c ow.

Il, Strayci away from the
,,,Isor;her. residing in Altoona an OF about
~ 15tb Of March. small yellow col"red
80, about six wears oil. heavy with calf.
, suitable reward will be paid To- any. per-
Coz, returning said COW, or giving ipforma-
.;oT, where she may he found.
". X. LEONARD.
Ior;! 81 American House. Altoona
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@slski A LECTURE
/. ES5 To YOUNG MEM


Just Published, al a Sealed EErolope. Praos
SII CtIltS-
LECTURE -oN THE. NATC RE, TREAT
MENT K RADICAL
CuTe al SperulatorI oeI Ur Seminal Neak>
ness. Inv. lmmtary Emissi"ns. Sexual Debi!>
itv and Impediments To Marriage generally.
Nervousness. Consumption. Epilepsy aud
Fits: Mental aad Physical Incapacity. re-
-u!;inr from Self Abr,4e, &c--By ROBT J.
CULNERWELL, N. D., Author Of the
Green took. Sc
Tie world renowned auIhor. in this ad-
n,iral,le lecture. clearly proves from his own
exreri,nce tn the awful consequences of
Sels>ahcse NAV be effertnal!y removed with
,,u, lner'icine. and without dangerous sur
gical operations. bousies, instruments, rings.
or c,riia :. pointing "u; rn"de Of cure at
once certain and effectual. by which every
sufferer. no matter what isis condiiiun may
he. may cure himself cheaPiy. privately.
ami radically. This lecture will prove
l,snr 10 thousands AMI thuuSsnos-
{ Sent under seal to any address. IN P!ain
/ sealed envelope. ON the receipt oi SIX oents
nr two postage stamps. by addreSSlne.
CHAS. !. c. KLINE L Co.
10y Royycry. Kew York, Foss
Office Box. 1855
N
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A ucfIoneer-s NotIee.

a The unters gned
having received license from the Collector at
,I,. At.rnd Excise Tax II the 18th Penn
svjyania Distiic:. L, act as -Aucii"nerr In
,,,e C,uuty "l Cambria. hereby gives NOTICE
that he viii attend tn the duties "f Auction
ecr FIR all uerS,ns who may = re his servi-
COS Having hal considerable experience m
the business hs FILTERS himself that he viii
he enabled t" give general satisfaction to
thdse who employ him. Applications can
he made personally at his residence. III Sus
,,,.i,su,,a township. or nv letter addressed.
FRANCIS BEARER.
CarrnlItnwm. Cambria c. Pa
To insure attention. applicants sh"nid
give four nr FIVE days notice, previous t.
tbs day Of Sale.
March 4. 1868 Pm
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Aii,Iincry s. straw GooGs,i

6sa. We have tlle pleasure of inf,,rn,inc
~ y"u that we are NOW pTepa,ed tn oiIer +.
~G@ at our Oi,i stand N's ln5. ia7 and
l07 N..rih SECOND st. P'iLA3'A A
well >eI. c,el stock nf MILLINERY AND
GOODS. in every variety. cf he
LATEST IMPCRTATIONS. ami of the
newest and mes; fashionable styles.
OUR STRAW DEP tRTMEST.
will cnnrrise every variety e i}uaHets.
Hats and Trimmings tu b. f.unh "a that
line. of the latest and :nos:-approvei shares
and styles S"lici'ing an early call, 1 ~
main Yours. Respectfully.
March lS-4t II. WARD.
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March Is 80;
rst.t. of .nthony Kur,z, decd.

INssate Of anthony Kuriz, deed.
r. Nutice Is hereby
given, :hat letters of Administration haze
been granted L" the undersigned: on the e>ta.e
Of Authouy kurtz late at C1rG,nau.,h
Barangh. ia the county of CarIoria dec Il.
all persons knowing .,icn.selves indebted Ia
said estate are lieruhy notified ~ call aud
settle the stn.- AMI those having eiaiHs
asaps. ..,,l estate. 70 present them property
az r.ueutira,ei for settlement
ANNA MARIA KURFZ, Alm'1.
March 4 1863 -i3-6t.
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EBENSBUnG " CRESSON RAILROAD
Oh. and after Mondey. Deceni Der %, 1862.
trains ofI this r.,,id vii. run A. follows:
LEAvE EEEHsBURG-
At 7-eG a VI /. connecting with Mail Fast
and Pnila aud Bait. Express West.
A. 80 Z. NJ, c"nnectiag with Express
East and Fast Line West
LEAVE CEES-oN--
Al 1885 \ NJ. or On departure Of Mail
Tram East.
At - r. NJ. or IN departure # FIs; Line
He.t
ENOCu LEWIS. Gen Supt.
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April s. 1868.
Tor sale.

200 cords Of Tanners Bark
AZ Cui,nanville Tanncry, miles west OF
EbershIug.
Apply to Wm. Kittell. Esq, Attorney>at-
Law. t.benshurg-
POLAND. JENKINS & co.
4r,rii Z 1868
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Gtte..

/ hereby notify all person or
- 70 neither trust nor harbOr Moses
!, So s.E my son. as put him to trade
al ne has left his trade and is now
rs ABOUT the settlement. | Frederick
I. ffH'S' ms father, will not De scccunts-
,9.,y ,f ,s1y of bis c91duct.
'l''i :. IaF9 as
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a udItor's Notice

\ The ur dersigned,
an,,.inted An,iitnr by the Court of 'mIn"n
pleas nf Cambria county. 10 report diStrihu
,;nu Of the proceeds of the real estate oi
Raru.v Wa-d. soli AT Siieritf's sale. "h
piar. Ven.l. Expon. Nh. 50. pecemhe- ferm
1852. az the suit of the Commonwealth OF
p.una.. hereby gives nnlice that he VIII at
tend To- the duties Of said appcintment- at
his Office IN EbAnshurg .'on Tuesday the = ST
day OF April at one o'clock. 7. NJ. wren
and whe ali-persons interested may at'eIa
!. r. SEAMAN,
April !, lSs3-as lr'stN-
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4 Gdtior's ..otice.

4 .dt;or's Notice.
\ TIE urGr-sig. ed.
appniarAd AG,i;t,.r ay tie Orphan Court
nf Camtri. county. to Distribute The man.
in tie hands of joseph ~ riinE'r, ,Necutor
of Levi, Paul. dcc,2 CO. h.rcay give nnti. c
that be = Il! a;t,n,, - the Duties T ssii e,'
Iontmeu; AZ nis office in kiyusl,Ur-. on
Tuesday. the 2aIh day # \ pril nexi, AZ one
o'clack, p y. wlicn ani where al perSo:'s
interested nl.y attend
J. =. SCANLAN.
Arril J. lSC3 81 AIditfr.
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SueTiiI's on, {. Eoeasbarg
Ayril S. lS6S-St
NOTICE r.

NOTICE.
~ Whereas Letters Tesianientary
On the last Viii and Testament ui Thomas
O'Connell late Of Cambria township. eani>
bria county. deceased, have been issued ny
the Register of said County ~ the under
signed. notice Is hereby gwen To ali pers@nS
having claims against said deceased 10 pre-
sant them properly authenticated for settle
ment and those indebted are requested to
make payment Immediately.
WM. KTTTELL, Executor
I'll . lano -kr
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March lS 81 Executor.
orJ.cob ~hrhacber, decd.

Tv>tare ofJacob Shahscber, decd.
T. Whereas Letters Te>iamcu,ary
nn the last VIII and testament of lac'h
Shahacher. ST. late Of Carroll township.
Cambria county. dcccaS d. have heen grant
al IA The. rlnct, rNig, 81 siding IN said Tnwn
ship hv Il c Register az 81 d county. NJ
rice is hereby given to ali persons having
claims against the estate of said i'cea> ea. 10
rrcseut ;hcrn property an'hpntir.'e': f''r set
tleucr.t .nd ti,,.st iI,flrhiei are requested 10
make payment inr7riia'ely.
.IOSEPH RENDER,
HENRY COLE.
March Is -6;- Executors.
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a ucttoneers Notice.

ucttoncert Notice
THE undcrsigUe'; having obtained a IL
ccnse A. auctiuT-cT ia Ctu"hria county lT"ni
S.uyrI J. RcrER cnilcct T If the Nation
aI,,x law for the I3rh District peIra- HERE
q, ,;1vEs NOTICE. that lac will attend "a the
.Ir,,es "a az au- ti"r-e- '''r al persons which
NAV wish To- clnpl"y hini--aii ani'iicaii'nis
made personally CT by letter ad'i'essc'! t.
I,,retto. z. o. will i,e promptly attended To.
EN6S c. McMULLEN.
FheushUrg Dee 18th 1902
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"eacher w snfed-

A male Teacher is
wanted to teach the Common School. N the
p~roueh of Loretto. Term. six nonths.
An examination will he held at the School
III of said Borough. On Saturday the
25th Of April, where all applicants must
attend.
Termination to commence at 10 O'Clock,
A II. Ry order of the Board.
PETER J. CHRISTIE.
yo,st,, Anvil s.-3to SecrctaTv.
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amini.,raIor. Notice.

4 6Intai.;rEtors Soiics.
4 Ls.riers of Admin
is.ratian n the estate "f William WhrrTy.
late af tie Borough nf Eoel,shurg deceased,
having heyu granted a. tic uniclsIgi hy
tine register # Cambria county. al i,eTs,ns
knnwiu., Tn. n,s,-lvcs indebted Ia s..i,i estate
are rrqueSied +" make immediate payment.
and those having claims a-airs: saii estate
will present item properly authenticated
for settlement
II. KINKEAD. Admir-.
March &. 1865 -l3-Gt-
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Tor Rent.

Tor Rent
Il The flee ga Main street. in siia
Bnrough. formerly occupied by ID W. Lew
IS. NJ D.. cf which ;nr,--Ssi n - - .'.'en
Immediately Nh NJ ILL
Jan. ii, ls65--tf