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COMPA NY
The undersigned having been appointed
an Age Mt for the subscription Of STOCK to
the Company, begS leave to submit the fol-
lowing statement:
THIS company is chartered by thu Le,sis~
lature Of New York in conformity with the
laws of Ohio. Its capital stock Is one mil
hon Of dollars III shares of one hundred dol
lars each. a portion of this stock l. open
for subscription. The property is situated
in Morgan county, Ohio. and embraces about
fifteen hundred acres OF land. the most Of it
held iii fee simple and the balance held by
lease. Two mics of broad valley land suit
able for boring wells. There are sixteen
wells in successful operation producii 295
barrels per day, selling at IS per barrel.
rapidly and successfully Increasing their
wells.
To any person wishing to invest III this
enterprise, | will show them map and give
them d pamphlet detailing tie whole opera
ton. NJ HASSON
Oct. %, l8G4>tf Agent
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IDMINIoTRATOR'S NOTICE


Of administration having been granted to
the undersigned. by The Register nf Cambria
county, or the estate Of John Smith, late OF
Galli:zin. deceased. Notice is hereby given
to all those indebted. to said estate, to pay,
ard those having claims against said estate
to present them duly authenticated for set
tlemeut. BERNARD SMl ii,
Nov. 16 1854 6t* Administrator
TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Lcttc-s tcsta-
mentary on the estate Of Robert Burgoon,
late Of Washington township. deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned, by
the Register of Cambria county. Notice is
hereby given to all those indebted to said
estate. to make payment, and those having
claims against said estate to PRESENT them
duly altheutic.te tied for settlen cnt.
JOSEPH BURGOON,
Nov. l6, 18G4~6t Executor.
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In the OrphGns Court
i Of CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA.
September Term, 1864.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS.

Ca bhlA COUNTY, IS.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania:
To Sarah Nissinger, (uow Sarah Shank
residing in Ric!ila.d township. Cambria
county Jacob WiSSiuger, r-siding in Indi-
ana county, Pa; Elizabeth Wissinger,. wife
Of joshua Shank residing in Indiana County.
Pa; Esther WIssingcr, intermarried with
John Hay, residing in Stark county, State
Of Indiana Barbara WissInger. intrrmarriea
with Samuel Livingston, IeSl:!ng IN Sumer-
set county, Pa; Geurse Wissinger, residing
in Somerset county, Pa; Catharine WiS>in-
ger, intergnarried with Samuel Noon, ,Jr.,
residing in Rchlard township Canabri..
county, Pa; John ). Wissingcr, residing in
Richland township, Cambria county. Pa;
Daniel X. Missing r. residing IN Richaud
township. Cambria c"nnty, Pa; and DAME:
r. WissinSer. guardian, pro hoe rice Of
Sarah Boyles. Z izabeth Boyles. J I'm BoyleS
AID Daniel Boyies, children of Eve vi: sin
ger. deceased, who was intermarried with
James BoylcS. heirs aud legal rerrcsenta>
tives of John Wlsainger. late Of Rich!and
township. Cambria cuunty, deceased.
You. and each of you. are hereby cited to
be aud appear before the Judges of the Or
phaus' Court of Cambria county. at Ehens
burg. on Monday the fifth day Of De2emher
next, then and there to accept or refuse to
take the real estate Of :be said John Wis.
singer. deceased, or to show cause why the
same should not be sold to Wit y certain
piece or parcel of land situate in Rc!Iland
township. Cambria county. aforesaid, ad-
joining lands "f John S. NisSinger, lands in
possession of William Shank, lands of Lewis
Donmaycr. Justice Werner, and others. con-
tanning I63 acres, or thereaboutS. about 20
acres of which are cleared. and thereon
erected a two story hewed log house aud a
frame barn, now III the occupancy Of Da: iei
r. WiSsinger. which has been valued and
appraised by an Inquest awarded 10y our
said Court. and returned by the Sheriff OF
the County aforesaid. on the sixth day Of
June. A. D., 1864, ct the sum of Si4 so
per acre.
~ Witness the Hon. George Taylor,
! l. S President Judge Of our said Court.
Vat Ebensbmg. this Fifth day Of
September. A. D., 1854
! JAMES GRITTY.
Attest Clerk.
| JOHN BUCK. Sheriff.
/ Sept. u. l8644t
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tract Of land (formerly owned by
George M'Creary) situate in Susauehanna
Township. Cambria county. adj 1ining lands
of Joseph Lutte. William Garman. Joseph
p. Miller. and others. containing I52 acies
and 81 perches and allowance. about so
acres Of which is cleared and thereon erected
a one and half story Log House and
Log Barn.
Apply to VIM. Kittell, Attorney at-Law.
Ebensburg. Penn'a., or to the undersigned
(owner) Cherry Tree, Indiana county Pa.
E u. CAMP.
Dec IA. l864-tf
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CT The new common road bridge
across the Potomac, above the railroad
bridge at Harper's Ferry, fell on Wednes
day afternoon while three Government
teams were crossing it. The pier in The
center of the bridge gave way, prccipita-
ting the bridge and teams into the river.
Two of the drivers were badly hurt
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TIP AV STEER

cTRAY STEER.
= Came to tho residence
of the undersigned, residing in Munster
township. on or about the 18th of Novem-
her a strawberry roam steer, about two
wears old. having piece off the ear. The
op uer is requested to come forward prove
nrnn,rtv nav charges and take him away.
otherwise he will be disposed Of according
70 law. ROBERT BRADY.
Nov. 80, 1864 st
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a. The water in the Western lakes is
some four feet lower than it was three
years ago, and at some of the ports on
Lake Huron, where there was formerly
an abundance of water, it is difficult to
make any landinJ at all.
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Dec. Il. lS64-2to
December IA, 1864 st
n office.

~ Letters of Administration
on the estate of Michael Kerns. Late of Croyle
township, Cambria county, decd, having
been granted by the Register of said County
TO the undersigned. residing in said Town
ship. notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said deceased to make immediate
payment. and those having claims will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment. ELIZABETH A. KERNS.
Dec. Ia. 1864 St Admir-
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
a The matter Of the
confirmation IF the recount Of ID H. RI
hcrts. and t. Roberts. Executors Of David
Evans (mason.) decd. The Orphans Court
Of Cambria county. having appointed me
Auditor, to report distribution of the assets
in the hands Of said executors. to and amnng
the persons legally entitled theret" No
ce is hereby given that / will attend to the
duties of said appointment at the flee of
George M. Red, Esq, in the Borough of
Ebensburg. on Tuesday. thel3th day nf De-
cen:her next, at the hour of one CD O'Clock,
P.M.. when and where all persons interest
ed may attend and be heard
CYRUS ELDER.
Nov. %. Oct &c st Auditor.
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81 Positive orders have been given in
the Amy OF the Potomac to prohibit the
exchange of newspapers and the holding
of any intercourse whatever with the
rebels.
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cS- Admiral Porter communicates to
the Navy Department information Of the
burning and destruction of the blockade
runner Ella, off Wilmington. She was
loaded with arms and ammunition.
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sE A Springfield grocer sells crackers at
Il discount Of two cents per pound to those
who bring basket to carry them in.
He is economical in tie paper way, is
tliis grocer.
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FIRST TIhTIaIhL IhNEtF hIf00Fh.

and by ali National Banks which are dePos-
itarieS Of public money. and
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANNERS
throughout the ccantry will give further in>
formation. and
AFFoRD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIEERs.
August 10, 1864. 3m-
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
y The partnership heretofore ex
listing between Vaughn. Black & Co. in the
sawmil and lumber business. WAS dissolved
on the 29th day Of November, 1864, 10y
mutua. consent
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ys,O CONSUMPTIVES.

vG,O CONSUMPTIVES.
CDnsumptive sufferers
will receive a valuable prescription for the
cure of Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis,
and all threat and Lung affections, (free of
charge by sending their address to
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings Co. New York.
G.. 1874 3m.
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TNhis way for LOretto. Chest Sptings
L T-C1'J

TNhis way for Loretto. Chest Sptings
AND ST. AUGUSTINE.
The subscriber, having purchased the en>
tire stock of Horses. Hacks, Carriages, &c.
of the late firm Of Ryan & Durbin. begs
leave to inform his friends and the public in
general that he is now prepared to furnish
them with every accommodation in his line
Of business. His line of Hacks connects
with all the trains on the Pa. r. R.. allow
ing passengers no delay whatever. Calls
always promptly attended to.
JOE F. DURBIN.
Loretto, June 90, 1864-ly.
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cAWYER WANTED.
> Wanted imme>
djatcy. a man WHO is thoroughly colnpe-
tent To lun one of Blandy's First Class Cir
cul,r Saw Mills, and who is willing TO go
to Mexico. for a term Of not less than one
year, and have his wages paid il gold.
Address stating amount of experience. and
what wages required, &c
JAMES STEWART,
Lancaster, Pa.
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Nhe Confe ssions and Experience of
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may be had of the author.
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81 One town in Belgium eats twenty
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The Constitution of the United States
With explanatory notes for sale by
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RUTLAND VT. THURSDAY MORNINGS FEBRUARY 49, 1864

inforced and started out from Moreheao
In seach of the rebs, and arrived here in
the evening, but few hours after the
enemy left, The indications now are
that the enemy has retired and we hops
to get tents, and overcoats, and blank
cts, &c, soon and go to living again. Ii
is breaking our recruits in with ven
geance, but they stand it well. Last
night we had seventy more arrive, from
Vermont. The regiment lost some six
or eight killed, and some twenty wound
ed, There are about forty missing, sup
posed to be prisoners ..-... ...
We are to remain here and Company B
is to 90 to Gales Greek, which is in ad-
vance. We have found some of our dead
about here stripped of all but their un-
der clothing, and the rebs served two of
their own wounded in the same way
two men whom they supposed mortally
wounded, but who may yet be saved by
our surgeons,
Lieut. Kelley is promoted to lst Lieu
tenant Of Company E 1st Sergeant j.
c. Baker, Co. B, is I'd Lieut.. of Co X !;
Lieut.. Holman, Co. G, is missing; Lieut..
Bolton, Company G, was quite seriously
wounded--a ball passing through him
under both shoulder blades.
But | must close. The conveniences
for writing and even for living are few
and far between, but the men are in
good spirits and will give the Johnny
Rebs, hearty welcome should they
come this way again.
Yours, &c. "B. "
We have seen private letter from
Col; E. W. Ripley, in which he says.
Most unfortunately, had gone to
Fortress Monroe bearing dispatches to
Gen Butler-my first absence from my
duties in year-and was away when
most needed. A list of killed. wounded
and missing will probably be forwarded
to the Vermont papers, tomorrow, by
the Adjutant. / have delayed it hoping
some more would escape and come in"