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Citizens Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the citizens
of Ashland, at the Town Hall, this,
Wednesday, evening, to consult together
as to the best means of procuring a new
Fire Engine. As every citizen is inter.
ested in this matter, we hope there will
be a full attendance. sa
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nA-D During the fire on Monday night,
among other articles which were taken
from the rooms of Mrs. Newcomer there
were one bolt of new muslin, four boxes
OF velvet and lace trimmings and several
pieces of work, which we're afterwards
carried away any person having them
Will confer a favor by returning the same.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

10 WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
Soon after the issue Of our paper each
week, there is generally from one to half
dozen visiting our sahetqm, or printing
room to inquire who wrote various a~Iticlcs
which have appeared. If there is re.
port Of a criminal trial, as soon aslthe FL
low gets loose, up he comes to our sane.
tun, to ascertain who made The report
II We have criticised any action, sou e one
must make inquiry. II we rail out against
any Sabbath breaker, rum.seller. plug
ugly, numscull Or nuisance, her some
one is certain 10 visit us to request the
name Of our informer. IF We observe q
young man who minds his own business,
and say so, some one is sure TO call in to
ask if he did not insert it-as an ''advertiSe-
nent," TO all such we say, if you do not
desire to be kicked down stairs, keep out
OF our sanctum. If we are not able to do
it, we will hire it done. We are disgust.
ed with these soft heads who consider an
editors time only to be employed in Civ.
irg information to a set of old sraunies
An editor is supposed to have an eye open
always, with the purpose to record events,
as they transpire. AS VIC have remarked
before, we intend to chronicle nothing
that is not 10 strict accordance with the
truth. If anything else finds its way in,
TO our paper, we wish to correct it. We
alone are responsible for all our editorials,
and there suggest the propriety in future,
OF the busy,bodies and others needing
this advice, and giving us no trouble
The EDIToR.
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Ln- H.H.N.N Va.
ORERLIN.-"I had rather graduate at
0berlin, Ohio, than,atlany other plnce in
the world because over fourteen thous-
and other students arc scattered hll over
the cOntinsnt;-thgs I find lriogds every,
where's" SO said, a well known observer
Of men and things, We can add that the
graduates Of the Union Business Institute
located tharc arc unanimous in their COM
mcndatiou of the t~horoughness and enerl
.gy Of Messts. Cqlkins, Griffin & Co. Send
for Circulars and College papers without
fail. 05l 5Gaa so - al avis as.
ID. g-F..M 49,. Ut -
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MEMORANDUM Book LosT.-On last
Wednesday evening, the 9th inst, a
Memorandum Book, belonging to j.. NJ.
lands, was lost on Min street. The
Book contained a lot of papers, which are
of no value to any ono but the owner.-
Any person returning the same to the
Union office will be literally rewarded.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-14

eas'Poor Forney has at last sunk so
low that 'fthere are none SO poor to do
bin reverence His own party have now
dropped him, A special dispatch from
Philadelphia, to the Cincinnati Times
says: Z, SIS ry3T vles.-r1
"Thc election in this city has ruined
John W. Foruoy,Z His induenceis worth
nothing at all. He has no chance for a
complimentary vote for Senator, and he
will be kicked out Of his Senate job blythe
next meeting of that body. He has done
the Republican party more harm than
good in that city.
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst, at the house Of the
brides mother, by Rev. G. Carver, Mr..
ALBERT b. COMMINGS and Miss
DORA MoNEYsMITH /; all of Hayes
November s, at the McNulty House,
Ashland, by Rev. H. Lougbraker, Mr.
DANIEL MYERS and Mrs. SARAH
CKEERMAN.
On the same day, by the same, at the
residence Of the brides parents, Mr. DA.
VID WEIKEL aud NJ AIRY q. MORR;
both of Ashland County "
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rsl. We are potin favor of universal
Boosting of thetcslsbrity Of this or that
medicine, and We keep our praise until
we have positive knowledge Of tho value
or virtue Of On article. lit gives us pleas.
ures however to recon- mend 10 our read
ers Roback's Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu.
rifier and Blood Pills, For sale BY all
druggists.
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ias- We NOTICE by our exchanges tina
horse thieves gre actively at workin diff
@ferent portions of the State, running off
the horses Of other people and selling
them ts strangers at very low prices
Look out for these gentlemen"
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seS- Among the many new Inventions

seg- Among the many new inventiong
is a button that is fastened to cloth with.
out thread. 1t consists Of a button with
a wire to be inserted into the cloth like a
cork-screw and then pressed down flat,
SO os to form a ring to hold the bcttoh to
i's place. As this invention will enable
men to keep the buttons on their clothes,
it obviates the necessity Of wives altoseth-
err. This is certainly a good invention.
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RELIGroUs.-A revival Of religion is
in progress in the Clearcreck Congrega-
tion o fthe Savannah Church, of which the
Rev. s. Z. Herring is pastor. Mr.. H., lisa
most excellent divine, and we trust that
his labors may be regarded by the saliva.
tionOf pRRy souls.
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~ The Little Pilgrim fer November
has been received. One more number
will close tho present volume. 1t is an
excellent paper for children, and should
be f'undin every family. Address, Craze
Greenwood, Philadelphia,
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"a We learn from the Mt. Vernon
Banner that Sherman Robinson, of Ash.
land county, toqk the second premium,
$25, on his span of fast driving horses, at
the great horse fair held at Mt. Vernon
on the I'd and 2rd inst.
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reA-Gen. Wood says, in writing from
Brazil, that the young ladies' on being in.
trOduced't to a stranger, insist on being EN-.
braced.-Er.
We hope the young ladies of our CITY
will not "ipsist" on that kind of a roccp.
ton here. Many of the modest young
men would never become acquainted.
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a REMEMBER that the Singer Sesiiag
Machine is the best 10 the market Al
ways reliable, and always ready to do work
from the, finest to the coarsest. Another
beautiful stock just received at the Times
OSce. Call and see them.
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SainIr OF THE PREss,-Wo notice tho
newspapers in all parts of the country
seem to be going into eestacies over the
medical properties Of Goes Cough Bal
sam and Goes Dyspepsia Cure. We are
glad to know that these reliable remedies
are for sale by every Druggist. aat 40
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-14

sS-Mr, JOHN BoNEBRlaHT, an old
citizen of Ashland County, died at bis
residence in Milton township, on Satur.
day, the 9th inst a 1.-THE advanced ageof
81 years and ore month.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-14

1Ss- General Sherman passed through
Ashland on the A. & G.. W. Railway, on
last Wednesday evening, enroute for Mex.
leo via New York.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-14

SS- At a regular meeting of Protec,
t'on Fire Company No. l, of Ashland,
held at the Engine Room on Monday
evening, Nov. 9Th, 1865, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
f0reman-James NJ. Craig;
Isl Asststant-M M. D~esseubefg;
zmd Oliver Zimmerman ; {.
Gh'ef Engtaeer-James McCool, Jr. ;
foreman HOse-J. M: Lands ;
Secretdry-B. Frank WILDER.
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nea. We learn from the Gallon Reuiev,
that the Hon. DANIEL R1BLrr died at
his residence, IN Gallon, on the 9th inst,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-14

Sas- The last dodge Of the counterfeit.
ers is to paste the %vigpettes from the gen.
uine 2's on spurious fifty dollar notes.
Beware Of them. a&I3 hUa
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The Chicago Rep, after calling Presi.
dent johnson a traitor, says that Seen,
Sherman is a far more dangerous man
than the President"
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IMPUDEET QUEsTtoNs.-To ask an
unmarried lady how cd she is.
To ask a lawyer if he ever told a lie.
To ask a Minister if he ever did any.
thing wrong. og s4i.l ''tlo 2.
To ask a doctor how many persons he
has killed.
10 ask a merchant if he ever cheated
a customer. a3f.!a.- oa 3,
To ask a young lady whether she would
like to have a beau. ss''fa
To ask an editor the nance Of his cor
respondents. +6
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-14

WooD!-Those Of our subscribers who
promised to bring us wood will oblige US
by doing SO soon
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Sas- James Mo0utcheon has been ap-
pOiated Post Master at Savannah nice
Henry Myers, removed 81 rs al.
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of holding the District
Court and Court OF Common
Pleas In the sixth JadiciaI
District, for the year 1867.


THE following Order fixing the times
l. Of holding the Court Of Common
Pleas and the District Court within and
for the Sixth Judicial District Of Ohio
was this day filed in the Clerks Office Of
Ashland County, and which said Order ia
in the words and figures following, to. wit ;
1t is ordered by the Judges of the
Court Of common Pleas of the Sixth Ju
dicial District of the State Of Ohio, that
the District Court and Court Of Common
Pleas for the year A. D. 1867, be held
in the several Counties of said District,
at tho times following, toswit :ros s1la So
COMMON PLEAS. fsa
Ooa"f'eS' D
Delaware, JAN FL, April %, Sept. 20.
Knox, March 10, August 13, Nov. S.
Licking, Feb. IL, May IA, October Is,
Coshooton, ApriTl2, Aug. I3, Nov. l9I.
Morrow, Feb. IL, May ID, Oct. Is.
Richland, March IL, Aug. 27, Nov. 10.
Ashland, Feb. 26, August 6, Nov. S.
Wayne, March IL, Aug. 20, December 8.
Holmes, February 10, May 6, Oct. Is.
DISTRICT COURT W
Coshocton, June nth,
Licking, June 18th,
Delaware, juno 9th,
Morrow, June 26th, 4 @aI\ ash
Richland, June 9th,
Knox July LIST,
Ashland, July 5th,a
Wayne, July ST., ~ as hes stsrarl
Holmes July Gilbert 5as4zg s'bloeajs
l2i5ga5GB0@W wv GEDDE s, Pep ca
T.. G. JONES. Jag yes 'aages'i
The State of Ohio,
Ashland County, S. siaH
I, S. NJ. BARBER, CLERK
of the Court of Common Pleas, within
and for the County of Ashland, do here
by certifylthe foregoing to.be a trud and
correct cory Of tho order fixing the times
Of holding Courts in said Ashland county
Ohio 7lss'3 1ala7sq saetsssss
= gNqT.!d. al sR .E1rf tg.71q ggGlg yEa d
G5N In testimony Whereof, i have
SgSG hereto set my hand and afixed
the seal Of said Court at the Court House
in Ashland this 18th day of Ocrober,A a..
ID. 1866 As7sas 70 ogilasb 80 81 3 ssis1.
S. M. BARBER,
Clerk of Court Of Gem. Pleas.
. Oct. 3l-4w20
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sa- The State Temperance conven.
ton isto be held at Columbus, Ohio, On
the goth Of this month. 4 ~ !
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9sgIadh aaipn,
ASHLAND, NOV. II. 1865.

neA.Gourt is still in session, and will
continue all this week.
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A Now Orleans physicianais trying to
provo that mosquitoes are a blessings not
a curse. He says their bite is healthy
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

VNlE subs criber will sell the GORHAM
4 HOUSE, in Sullivan, either for cash or
trade it for other prop ertylsl
81 T.G,,ie aagfs'd DAVID CLAUSE,
Nov. 7-Gm21 Iagg, ts vol
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A Disguised Editor.

The Alliance Aonttor of the 9th inst,
contains the following manifesto, which
indicates that the editor is slightly 'Iiled:'
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PARNREFy COLUMN,
kkW G0QnS,

.IsGmegeS 70 sysbssiea al 80 lns eff
"a @3s-& ~ E4Ear lss e.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-11-08
Enterprise OF a French Reporter.

One day, when the Place De Pantheon
was the scene of IA riot. Dongelu: install.
ed himself in the midst Of u shower OF
stones and other missiles, pen in hand, to
note the iacilents, as fJitiful reoorier.
Amid the yelis and groans of conI.tan.s.
and the CHATTER of cavalry over the hard
pavement into iLe ranks OF the sed,:;,us.
a friend, espying the interchangeable reror-
ter. hailed him
" Man! arc YOU mad - he shrieked !;
'run from there or ron y Z. b kiical"
Dongelot, without needing Ii, al,ice.
retained his position, watch in one hand
and pen in the other, recording, minute by
minute, the aspect q The conflict.
- Do you hear 1ne?" cried the friend
again ";t is Il certain death to remain
there"
" Heaven viii guard me. B.t since
you are going, o5!ige me by handing tEese
notes to my journal. You viii tell them
that | remain on the spot 10 recor.. he
end Of tie affair."
One hour after the adventurous iourna-
list was struck by stray ball. lie was
conveyed to a house, and surgeon has
/ tened 10 hIs relief.
- Are you wounded Z"
" Yes" replied Duneelot, " and sari,
ously; for ! am not able to write"
I" You positively must not think Of
writing" said the doctor, b:usq1eIy q it
will excite you too much. you must re-
main quiet"
"That IS not the most important thing
at present" rejnined the reporter, gas5iuz
for breath. zach one to his task mine
Is TO chronicle ti:is affair. Give me your
assistance for one moment Write for
me at iie bottom Of Tie page tiis post
scrIDium:
"THEEE O'cLocE AID -T,yE,,sY Mn
CrEs p N-AI-er Il discharge Of uigszet.y
by the soldiers, there were found among
the ranks Of the people three uons!-1
and one dead"
Ilrv, one dad % deuarded tl.e SIR
g2on - who, then, Is dad e
81" replied Doncvlos, ar5 expired.
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June 81, 1866.-Iy.
SCOTT HOUSE.

.ls.H Street. Johnsto,cn, Cambria Co., Pa,
4. ROW Il CO., Proprietors.
n Is HOUSE having been reftted and
Z 'e-antiy furnished. is now open for the
'.u and entertainment of guests. The
F. iIlrrs by long experience in hntel keep
feel confident they can satisfy a dis
ting public.
.a.,r Bar is supplied with the choicest
| 'n .>'f liquors and wines.
ol4e u. 1866. (ly.)
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

IA The undersigned
nditor. appointed by the Orphans Court
OF Cambria count, , to hear, examine. decide
and report upon the exceptions filed to the
First and partial account of Enoch Farms
worth. Adnl'r of the estate of William Ii.
Lloyd, late Of White township. in said
county, decd, hereby gives nn1icA that ife
viii attend to the duties of said appoiaE.
ment at his Office in the Borough as htefz&
burg, on Friday the 10th day of Novcmbe,
next, at O'clock p. NJ, when and where
all parties interested may attend if they see
proper.
WM. KITTELL,
Oct. 25, 1866 St Auditor.
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Funny Scene on a Ferry Bca...

Tie ,e.rv Jo4: between --ags - nj
Jersey City, q -.w days a-3 was the seeae
/ OF. al occurrence tot very zig ss i.ugss-d
On Frla-y waeL, q noon. the dsy be-
iEs particularly pleasant, a.i lAs AZ
2"ss.nsarzs which iJ -le WY, c,s-.y pose.
only aopat :. d-zen- v-=re s-a;c4 uuoa ...a
benches erjas Ing tie scenery. i'gelsy
sJvu = s!.a,r va h,,a~.,
",lvia Glt, 2Ie.n C5., mine r.ts =
gong 10 sc,i-s -
t,rao'yt .:e ladies' rgeirai ;...o IL "a. -
cabin, aud sure enoa-a. t'...a ai. . Son!
specimen ot e Swedish women c4 }uri,.-
The pam u pariurilion wiki great pa-
fence. The husband vas speedily Turned
out ot The cabin by the ladies. oae o. y hon
kept watch 40 lie door. while i.e others
made preparations to receive the exported
stranger. Of course we caanot euter into
the drs;.i, of the subject, ici we were on
the outside observing the husband, WHO
5e.-.a.l !2stlv t;1r ..'ir:ss.3a.
:. Oh mciu Cot,'' la shouted tlro.--;: Z:
the door, Keep s;!E uppcr II. Kat
rain don. be schsst-. Oh, tasin Cot -
And he danced around he dee, Il :, per-
&c, fever of cxcjfasa ,nt
1t was Impossible to quiet him, until. =,
u few minutes, one OF the ltlis5 IN
formed him, though without gfaur.a5
linn admission, that /. was all over
''Ish II poy or cal!' he shouted
- Is 4 girl" said lie iaiy sentinel,
anxious 20 have i.,;io amusement
Z" Oh, duajer," was ths vexed reply.
- No matter a gal Is better as nIGin."
lis a boy" agaln said the lady.
. Vot ish It Changed, vost a gal vCnst,
and a little poy now?'
No.''
Iho3sanA tayfuls yot ish It den p
There are two, boy aud I girl.
You had better procure carriage when
the boat hands,
{" On, dat ish eoot Dat ish better "a
goot--a boy and :, gal mi; one Job. Kat
rain ish pumpkins | always knew it,
And the happy husband disappeared in
search of cab TO conduct his family
homeward.
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Notice.
Joseph Kemp f.ndorsee Of James Ross.

Joseph Kemp Endorsec Of James Ross.
".
Richard Glit!ith.
In the Court Of Common Pleas of Canhrir
County. No. -, Sept, Term, 1856. Il
V3td Erpon.
And, NOW, 18th October 1866, F. \ Shoe
maker. Esq, appointed Aq,lit"r, to disiri-
butte the funds in the hands Of the Sheriff
rea Izei from sale of Real Estate, among the
creditors in the above case.
Extract from the Record.
CGMBRtACCUETY IS:
SEAL GEO. . X ZAHM. Pr0t'r
In pursuance Of the above appointment,
will attend at my office, in Ebensburg. on
T"esday, the 18th November next. when
and where parties interested may be heard
F. a. SHOEMAKER,
Oct. %, lSGC-3t Auditor
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state of Michael Hasson, Deceased.

LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the
Ii estate of Michael Hass"n, late of tbens~
burg, Cambria county. Penn'a., dece' SCI! i.
having heen granted to the undersigned. hy
the Register of said county, all persons iir-
debted to said deceased are requested tt
make payment. aud those having claims are
hereby notified 10 present then. properly
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN E. SCANLAN.
Oct 25, ISGG.Gt. Admir-.
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AN L.ishman remarked to his
companion, on observing lady pass,
- Pat did We ever see woman as thin as
that = = 1hin,' replied the ether, . /
seen woman as thir o. two of her put
together, have"
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LOGAN HOUSE.

EBENSBURG, Pa. ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Il Proprietor. soicits a continuation of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended His
table and bar viii always be supplied. with
the best His house and stable being large
and convenient and having competent as
sistants at all times employed, he feels con
fiient that he will be able to render general
satisfaction. June 4, 1S65.-tf
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4 uditoi's Notice.

4 udItOI's NOTICE,
"A The undersigned
having been appointed Aulitnr. hy .the
Court ii Common Pleas Of Cambria county.
tn distribute the money in the hands of Marx
f VIII, Administrator # Anthony VIII.
5ae'J. rs shown 10y bis account fled here
hv gives notice - all parties interested.
that he will attend 10 the duties of said
appoir tmcnt. al his cflire. in the Bpr-
uu-h of I.bensblrE. on Friday. Noy. lG.
1856. At o'clock 2. NJ wiI,n and where
they may attend if they thiuk proper, or
he deJarred from Gaming in upon sad fund
GEO ". OATMAN.
Oct. % fsGG-8t. Audjtrr
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-11-08
EBENsBURG, Pa, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1866

cashier; ''the man who WAS the making
OF me Give me his number and street,
nay child. Your father was one of the
best, perhaps the only friend | had. |
have not forgotten him. No 4 Liberty
street. will cali This evening. Mean
time let me have the 5iIl-let me see
I'll give you another. l come 10
look, / hayn't got five-here's ten !;
well make 1t all right"
That evening the inmates Of shabby
gentee! house received the cashier OF NJ
-!sank. Mr. Locke. man Of gray
hair, though numbering but fifty years,
rose from his arm chair, and much affect
ed, greeted the familiar face. Tie son OF
the cashier accompanied him, and while
the elders talked together, Alice and the
young man grew quite chatty.
9 les, sir, l have been unfortunate,' =
said Mir Locke in low tone. - have
Just recovered, as you see, from rheumatic
fever, caused by undue exertior-and had
II not been for mat sweet GIRL Of mine,
know not what | should have done She.
by giving lessons in music and French.
and by writing for periodicals: has kept
me, 50 far, above want"
- You shall not want my old friend. +"
said tie cashier. - Ii was kind Prov
dence that sent your daughter 10 me.
There's a place in the bank just made
vacant by death OF a valuable clerk, and
it is at your disposal. I Is my gift and
valued at twelve hundred year.
Pen cannot describe The Joy with which
Il,
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UNION HOUSE,

EBENSBURG, Pa, JOHN <. BLAIR,
i Proprietor, spares no pains to render this
hotel worthy of CONTINUATION Of the liberal
patronage it has heretofore received. His
table will always be furnished with the
best the market affords; his bar with the
best Ct liquors Ills stable is large, and will
be attended by 81 attentive and obliging
hoStler. June 4. lS66-tf.
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Y. :. BARKER.
S. BELFORD, DENTIST,
LLOYD 6 co.

lANKERS. EJenSb"rg. Pa. Gold. Silver.
u Government Bonds, and ether securities,
bought and sold Interest allowed on time
deposits. Collections made ON all accessible
points in the United States. and a General
Banking business transacted
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