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baltimore high grade Extra. 10 500 o. 90
Corn Meal City Mills and Brandywnc:.. SSg rs
GRAIN Wheat Only HOO bushels offered to-day;
market hrm with sales of 725 bushels red at s3 and
1000 bushels white and 66uO bushels yellow received
market active and prices improved with sales of white
90 to 98 cents. Oats.-No sales reported; Western
hold higher quote s to 60 cents in bags and SS 90
MoLAssEs-We hear Of no transactions; prices nomi-
good jobbing demand for Bacon shoulders and Sides.
which quoted at Tx to e cents for the former and
with sales Of fine cured at 2S to 20 cents and plain
sanyassed 23 cents Mess pSrk2o Dds sod
western PAX to 2s cents. in bbs and Baltimore refined
n held
sUaAR:-soms inquiry for grocery grades. but none
for enng The is IN W favor SS1 OF Though
day 20 hhds Porto Rico at 12Ko; choice held at 14o
Re6ners to-day reduced their prices all round now
i6sso soft crushed A white 1850
SYRCP-Has declined 20; now quote 7sc for Baltimore
wHIsKEY.-we quote email lots of City and Western
at So 81 to 81 %. No inquiry for large lots.
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADEI PHIA, July l2-CoTroS-The market is
quoted loo bales Of Midaings sold in lots at 81 to $50
per lb the latter rate for New Orleans.
ing 22 2sc for crude s7S to $50 for refined in
bond, and 81 to SOC per gallon for Free as to quality
1lIo per lb currency. Coffee continues dull. and wo
hear OF sales worthy Of notice.
FLoUR-There is little or no demand for shipments,
and the market continues dull at about former rates
about 1000 bbls sold in lots to the home trade fol-
lows:
Per bb
Northwest superfne at...............$ at 1850 TIC
Northwest extra 1T. 8 @ 1926
Northwest extra family at. IL 600 20C
Pennsylvania and Western superhne at... S.Ut@ $50
Pennsylvania and Western extra at 9.00@102 2t
Pennsylvania and Western extra family at IL 0t
pennsylvania aud Western fancies at
rye hour AT. 5000 6ol
Pennsylvania meal Observation-Disclosures. at. 1900 4.7t
Holders are free sellers within the above range o
prices.
GRArN.lThere is very nttlo demand for wheat, ant
prices are unsettled small sales Of new Delaware rec
New Jersey at 81 80. and prime old red at 50 80 pe
| buBhel White Ia unchanged. Rye Is dull and lower
800 bushels Pennsylvania sold ut 81 10 bushe Corr
is less active and lowers 5000 bushels Western mixet
sold at 95 to 98c 5000 bushels private TERMS
small lots Of prime yellow at 81. Oats continue unset
light Pennsylvania at 68 to TOO bushe The receipt
day $40 bbls -four 1850 bushels wheat S076 bush
els corn. 6060 bushels oats.
PRovIsIoNs.-There s very little doing In the way
sales, but prices are unchanged. Small sales max
ing at $50 rs to S3 per Dbl for por 30 to
per ID for plain and fancy bassod bacon hams
picked do 16 to for salt shoulders 22h to %
for prime lard and 22 TO 2sc per lb for butter
quality
| sEEps.-FIaIseed continues tcarce and in demand
with small sales at So 40 to 80 per bushel Timoth
10 quoted ut S5 25 to so per bushel. Cloverseed
to 81 per 81 lbs
| WHIsKEY.-sman sales Pennsylvania bbs are maxim
at 223c Ohio continues scarce and Is held Rt
gallon.
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Savannah HInrkct.

SAVANNAH July 1S.-CorToN.-The receipts of
Gotten since the 9th instant have been follows, viz
1859 bales of Upland and 28 bales Sea Island The ex
ports to the time amount to ala bales Upland and
81 bales Sea Isand as follows: To New York. 1850 bales
Upa and SO balos Sea Island to Baltimore 332
Upland and to Jacksonville bale Sea Island-eaving
on hand and shipboard not cleared the 18Th inst
stock of 1869 bales Upland and 9S4 bales Upland
Cotton.
Since last review there has been better inquiry
than has existed for the past two hree weeks which
has been confined however exclusively to buyers
Nor hern account There European buyers In
the MARKET and the transactions have not very
heavy We have heard of sales being made on tho
basis OF 20 cents for ordinary and 80 to 80
mddling Some few lots lots changed hands to-day
32c Holders evinced much hrmness, caused doubt,
by the recent accounts OF advance OF to Id
European markets. The receipts rapidly falling OF,
and the exports are now exceeding the receipts not
'withstanding the scarcity Of shipping in port
II Sea Island cotton there is nothing doing, the
market is much depressed There is little OF
the finer descriptions the market and Doc Is The quo
sfat1On hranda.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July 14.-TuRPENTINE.-No change
in prices saes rs bbls at 81 0b for virgin So 05 for
yellow dip, and 81 52h for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTIHE, Market quiet Sales of only 81
;bbls at 43 cents per gallon for white.
Of l78 bbls ct ~ 6U for red and IS to
3 26 for No. !.
wharf at 90 cents to 81 per 100 lbs as in quantity.
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onsignees per south Carolina Railroad
July IL. ..... .r

2l bales Cotton II bales Yarn bbs Spirits Turpen.
tine, Ia bbs Rosiu, Old Iron, and Sundres To
X Carsens, Willis & Chisolm, W W Smith. Wal
ter & Co. g " CLARK & Co KanapauI & Laaue, Hor-
soy. King 90, q W Williams 4 Go, j Porcher II
Jones. r Witberger, O Averill h Son, Fuller,
J WBs d Co. Cameron, Barkley 6 Co.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, July l0-CoTroN.-The sales to-day
200 bales on basis of 20 to % for Middlpgs
GoLD-Buying and selling OF 148 10 $50.
SILvER-Buying and selling at 1873 to 1873.
Misunderstanding nominal. New York sight "a
discount and q premium. New Orleans par
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FnEIGHTs.-The freight market Is quite dull owing
to the want OF shipping facilities Nearly everything
being shipped is carried by steamships which take
cotton at 81 bale and goods at lOc
foot.
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nIonphis Market.

MEMPHIS, July l0.-CoTroN-The market is at o
stand. No transactions be reported. Holders
waiting. and confident that better prices will pre-.
wall We quote nominaly.
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AUGUSTA, GA, July A.-CorroN-No market to-
day
FIHANcIAI-Trade vary dull-very little specie or
sale. and the demand s light No change from yester
days figures.
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Havana Market.

[Corretpondsnce of the Journal of Commercial
HAVANA July 7.-Sugar market very dull. Quota
tlons: Whites through, at s5 to per 100 lbs; yeows
lbs; browns Nos IL to l2 at IS to 3 do clcuru6hos
at ss to s do muscovadoes. sales for refining at sax
to 8 do; centrifugal at $sh % Shipped this week
which to Now York. SOL boxes, 920 hhds; Portland,
24O hhds; Philadelphia 90 boxes 2i0 bhds; Baltimore,
hhds; New Orleans. 200 boxes. Stock In both ports,
boxes 93O8 hhds Moasses, prices we'll sustain
ed the same as quoted last week.
FREIsHrs.-More demand for Europe, but very little
for United States The only charters closed since our
Cardenaa 500 hhds molasses at 50 per hhd; brig Mat
ron do uid do 800 bhds do ut So; brig Maria Wheeler,
for Boston, pa Sierra Morena 500 hhds molss es at
per hhd.
ExoHkNoEs London, at 60 days Sight, 1914 to 1s}S
premium; Paris do, Q to 6h premium; United States
Northern Cities % to ~ discount American gold al
6 premium. w.. .. .....r,... .,.. ........ .
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July 10 -CorTos.- market
Continued dull and Dropping throughout the day. with
very little competition among buyers Factors who
further concessions. and the prices paid indicated
decline of fully 10 from yesterdays rates The sales
p1oIimatng to the following quotations ordnsrs 4
to 26c good ordinary 2s to 2sc low iddng SO to $780,
that holding above these figures lille
the other hand some parties claim that they can buy
The sales Of the past threo days up 225O bales
The receipts proper since Friday evening Exclusive OF
included In their respective statements embrace 1910
bales against 2O2s during the period last
week. showing decrease of 6ss bales. The exports
comprise 4476 bales 1871 of which to foreign ports
and 1905 coastwise.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand 1st Sept, 1865 .bales-S3 239
Receivsd ceved preSiou;y p;eS ess
s22,o7c
Cleared to-day for Philadelphia. 129
--716. sol
Stock on hand. los. .674
comprise 33 bids Sugar and SO bbls Moasses from the
lower coast Supplies Of the domestic production are
fair and ample The movement continues very small
SCALE the demand being only local and In retail
The sales to-day comprises 20 hhds Texas Sugar clastne
common, at 12i5c per ID. and few hhds Louisiana a
retail at - to per ID for common lac for fair hs
for fully fair l6c for prime l6 to tic for yellow clarified
There is no movement in Cuba Sugar. It has beer
sa to Ne % Or ,G5 Sb
400 hhds Cuba sold to dealer private terms
informed that round lots could have been purchases
the past few days at about Az to SOC per gallon
FRR1oHTs-The market dull, both foreign and
ooastwise and the rates are merely nominal Epgagt
we're made for tobacco by sail for Liverpool
-35 shinga bu, ~ shilings are now asked. Some III
tie cotton tas en- for Liverpool at 10 and some 70
Havre at Ike Cotton was shipped for New York b
at o and for Boston at To- and -four at 4oc pc
bbl by sail.
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Passengers.

P0asenRorss
Per steanship garagoss,, for New York-O q DEM
oret. A Joseph, Meyer. Mrs Eaiher Holorook
Bchford. shed, NJ Lopez, O Bette, Miss II KEN
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. July y -CorFEE. Nothing doing t TO-;
day We quote prime Rio 10 cents feir to good do i7a
to s cents ordinary unsaleable Lagusyra nominal NJ
10 to 10 cents and Java rs to 26 cents, god sock OF
Rio 10. 600 bags in first hands.
FLouR-We notice the first receipt of new Howard
street l60 bbls choice extra held at $1S $ The
market frmer for good descriptions. lO0 Dds
yesterday and to-day, comprising various gradea to
the trade. within range City milers are mostly
light receipts OF wheat and Its enhanced cost are un.
willing into further ENGAGEMENTS except at
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

The stock Of cotton the market Is light to In
terfere very much with transactions and partcuarlysi
this the case with the better grades and when such
wanted generally only be had price above quo
tons. On Saturday about 80 bales sold the fol
lowing prices:
tsoPoSnou ..1Z0pZoC
Good ordinary. ..................... .2S@OO
Low middling. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
.3fGDS0
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ETpOrt8.
NEW YORK-Per steamship SaraRossa-91 bales Cotton
"a tierces Rice, 48 bbls Kaolin Clhy, az packages
Fruits and Vegetables, 4 bales Wooens, packages
Sundries. -. Per schr Wide World-100 tons Rail-
road Iron, IS tons Machinery and Pig 1ron l6 pack
ages and boxes machinery Old Press, bags g
Nails, boxes Paper Bags. 10 crates Crockery, bbls
Spilits Turpentine, packages Brass, &c, bales
Upland Cotton. packages Furniture, IA Empty r.
boys. 40 boxes Pipes, 81 boxes Potash boxes Mdze
81 terces CLAY, caak Paint. 81 bbls Rosin II bbls
Ale, 8 bblB Glass, &c.
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Wright g. Co.'s Telegram.
Rio DE JANEIao, June 7.-Stock OF coffee at date
lS0 900 bags. Prices nominal Stock Of -four at date
5000 bbls. Price. 29n to 26H-frm. Exchange, 24d
Freights, nominal.
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LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, 29rH.-The Brokers'
Circular reports The saes OF the week foot 600
baes Including $3.50 bales to speculaors and 500
bales to exporters The market opened buoyant with
advance OF penny to 1d TO- hut subsequent.
y took downward turn. closing with an advance Of z
to penny tho week for American, and 4 to I'd on
other descriptions The sales to day were 5000 bales,
including 1000 bales to specuaors and exporters, clos
ing quiet and steady The authorized quotations
Fair Middling.
Orleans. ........ .1bkd. 14d
Mobile. ........ .l6d. 13hd
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-10-18
Brick PomerOy.

PoneFoy has prepared the following
Article for his viI.ifers 10 publish. Their
numerous styles Of published abuse ofhim
often need force in many essentials. He
says:
This wretch Pomeroy-N. NJ. Poma-
roy-Mark Murderous Pomerov. the
souiiess wretch and fiendish ghoul who
ecitS the La Crosse. Democrat. DAILY,
9lO-Neehiy, s. per year in advance }
IS the delegate to hell who drove the ma
ton 10 tears by instigating a bravcr and
better man than himself to murder or
dear good Presidont-should be shot bv
angels-huHg by deyiIs-his ewes pIucked
out by fonds-his liver made into cod
liver oil by ghouis-Lis heart roasted by
Indlans-Eis legs stewed ap and strained
through raw hemp-hIs head shaved and
given to the devil foc beetle head-his
back drilled full Of holes and molten pot
ash run thercin--his head scaided by the hot
tears OF Sorrowiul Abolitionists shed when
lamen:ed Lincoln WAS slain-his over
coat made into iron. heated red hot. and
wrapped around him, while ice-water
trlcAied down his backbone. And after
hess dead, bugs, pismires, Provost Mar
shals, Aboitionists, and other damnable
plaques should seize him, bear him to-
ward the blue dome till he could hear
Lincoln singing, Tramp Tramp Tramp :.
when, by a special order of Divine Provi-
dence, all the clouds should be steel
pointed, and should be rolled and tossed
by an outraged people till there was not
enough left of the migrate, traitor, fend,
hyena, villain. murderer, secessionist, sc.
to be worth sending TO the hell he merits.
Oh, for a cand!e-mould TO squirt hot
tallow on him
"Oh, for thundcrboI', fresh forged
by Jove himself to hur! into his bread
basket
"Oh, for pair of vipers to make into
arrows, TO shoot pumkin seed sidewise
into the cuss,'
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nz- ..Where is Your Housez,, ask

sy "Where is your House?" ask
ed traveller in the depths OF the
s. old solemn wilderness"of the great
West. - House! [ amt got none.
" Well, where do you live?" 4
live in the woods, sleep on the gov
ernment purchase, eat raw bear and
wild turkey, and drink out Of the
Mississippi. And he added: its
getting too thick with persons out
here. You're the second man I've
seen within the last month, and |
hear eher,s a whole family come in,
about fifty miles down the river.
I'm going to put out into the wood
again.
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81 4 western candidate flr congress
who had large and we'll stocked farm,
was annoyed at the almost nightly disap-
pearaucc from his premises Of a number
Of hogs a viel!ant watch enabled him
10 detect the thief, who proved 10 be q
neighbor and warm political friend Of
The candidatc-one, in fact, u0on whose
assistance he greatly relied in the coming
canTass. He dislikad to lose his support,
and he disliked more the idea Of losing his
hogs 50 lie made up his mind to be frank
with The thief, aud try to save, in more
senses than one, his bacon. lie went ut
once to his neighbor, told him what he
.ascertained, expressed his desire not TO
make public exposure and said: "E0w,
| make this propositiou-if you VIII lo:
my hogs alone in the future, l viii not
only say nothing of HE past, but when
KILN the fall, I'll put into your cellar
five barrels Of as good pork as l make"
The feliowrcfiected a moment and replied:
:. Wei, squire, that's fair proposition
any how, and seeing as is you, III do
it;but l vow believe 1 shall lose Po.I, by
the operation"
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g. The editor OF the Wheeling
'Inteigencer7 was told the follow
ing story a few days ago by gen
tlcman who had just returned from
Prkersburg: lie had hardly got
to sleep when he was awakened 6v q
. bite. Lightin@a match he saw
a bedbug about half an inch in di-
ameter. He threw the bug with
the match, in a basin OF water which
stood at the head OF the bed. This
process was repeated several times.
1t last he was awakened from a
sound sleep BY what lie Thought was
some person singing. He threw up
his window but could but find
the course Of the sweet sounds,
but at last he happened to look IN
the basin, when he found that the
bugs had constructed raft out Of the
matches he had thrown in, and were
towing it around the basin, singing:
Life on the ocean wave,
a home on the rolling deep"
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UNION HOUSE.

EBENSBURG. Pa, JOHN A. BLAIR,
u Proprietor, spares no pains to render this
hotel worthy of continuation Of the liberal
patronage it has heretofore received. His
table will always bc furnished with the
best the market affords; his bar with the
best Ct liquors His stable is large aud will
be attended by an attentive and obliging
hoStler. June T. l866-tf.
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es- An impatient Welchman called
to his wife, g Come, come, isn't
breakfast ready? I've had nothing
since yesterday and tomorrow will
be the third day ?n This is equal
to the call of the stirring housewife
who aroused her maid at for o o'clock
with, " Come Bridget, get up
Here it's Monday morning, to. NOR
row is Tuesday, the next days Wed
nesday- half the week gone and
nothing done yet !"
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LOGAN UOTSE

IBENSBURG. Pa. ISAAC CRAWFORD.
q Proprietor. solicits CONTINUATION of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended His
table and bar viii always be supplied with
the best. Iii house and stable being large
and convenient. and having competent as
sistants at all times employed. he feels con
hdent that he will be able to render general
June 4, 1865.-tf.
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q The following Purports to bo
medical puff: "Dear Doctor-I SHAH
be one hundred and seventy five years old
next Oeiober. For over elghtY-four vcars
l have been an invalid, unable 10 step, ex-
csqi "he" moved by lever. But a wear
ago l heard Of the G1anicu.ar SyfuD, I
bought bottle, smelt the cork, and found
myset a man. / can now run twelve
mics AID a half an hear.
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SCOTT HOUSE.

-4AN STREET. J0InStowa, Cambria Co., Pa,
rn,,,- \. ROW & CO., Proprietors.
'flIS HOUSE having been refitted and
! laecaa,y furnished, is now open, for the
..,.t .i'a and entertainment of guests The
l'.lg-r IS by long experience in hotel keep
- .-s confident they can satisfy a dis
-'....'aatiaP public.
-"sr Bar is supplied with the choicest
.HHs Of liquors and wines.
June d, 1866. IyA
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LLOYD & co .

BANKERS. EbenSblug. Pa. Gold, Silver.
L 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.
March |, 1866 tf1
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. Sir" said a fierce LAWYER.
& do You, on your solemn oath. de-
clare that TINS IS not your landwri-
ting ?"
recon not" was the cool re-
ply.
Does it resemble your hand
writing :"
8 Yes, sir, I think it don't"
" Do you swear it don't resemble
your writing?"
g Wei do. old head"
'lou take your solemn oath
that this writing does not resemble
yours in . single letter 81
. 4-e-a-s, SIR
Now, now do you know q
g" Cause [ can't write -
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\ cEHENT which IS a good pro
lection against weather, water, and fire,
70 certain extent, is made by mixing a
ga!lon OF water with two gallons of brine;
and thea SIR in two and half pounds Of
brown sng"r and three pounds of com
mon salt put it on with Brash like
paint.
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y LADY correspondent, ii COM
manl-ng upon the short sacks worn BY tie
gentlemen. says Whenever I see Them
my SPIRIT ct combativeness is Immediate
iy aroused. Surely tiIting hoops have
found kindred fashion among the nobler
sex. In Jgs.scc 10 our correspondent we
nas' acknowledge tLat gentlemen's sacks
are rather stloc oF majesty.
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NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

q RE TURNER. Uaia street Jolasto1gn.
/ H. Dealer in HATS aua GAPS. BOOTS
.a. rsl0tS. and GENTIEMENS' FURN-
.H4.EG GOODS, such as Drawers. Shirts,
e --s VauIkcrch;e(s, Neckties, Stockings.
l"vcs Umbrellas. &c . keeps constantly on
---l @ general assortment, and his prices
a.a 81, low as the lowest.
9.-slnwn, June 81, ls66.-1y.
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\ REMEDY for the cure of the
hollow horn, or horn all N cattle, Is TO
dissolve a table spoonful Of copperns in
warm water, and mix it with the crea-
tuFe's mess, if II Is not past ealiog if it
is, it should be poured down. This dose
wsA seldom need to be given more than
once. 1t has been our remedy for many
years, in large dairy.
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n- ".,ir." said little blustering tIan

g. "Sir, said a little bIusterlng man
to religious opponent, I" to what sect
do you suppose | belong?'' well l don't
know" drawled his opponent, 6 bat TO
Judge from your size, appearance, and
constant buzzing, | should think you be-
long to the class generally called insect "
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/ S. BELFORD. DENTIST

CONTINUES to visit Ebenshurg personally
b on the 4th Monday of each month
During his absence Lewis n. Snyder. who
studied with the Doctor, will remain IN the
office and attend to all business entrusted to
him.
,Tune 7. 1866
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SHIELDS HOUSE.

LORETTO. CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa,
THOMAS CALLEN. Proprietor.
mIIIS house is now open for the accommo-
dation of the public. Accommodations
as good as the country will afford, and
charges moderate, May 81, 1861
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9 What makes you look So
srum, Tom ?" !" Oh, had to en-
dnre a sad trial 10 my feelings.
= What on earth was it - .<TTBv
1 had to tie on pretty girls bon
net while her ma was looking on.
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VOL. I3-NO. 80.

- = gentleman visiting Ol CITY,
vent to a hotel TO stop over night.
Said he:
:, Gjreme the-bost room you have
in the house"
''Ce.tainIy," said the landlord
''I'n give you the room TbDrlow
weed occupied. Waiter, show this
man to parlor d.
Waiter did as ordered !: found
nine or ten cots, each with a carnaf
sack therein. He siezed his carmel
bag and came back swearing
Landlord, I'd Ike to sleep in
the room ThurIow Weed occupied.
but III be ID # I don't object to
sleeping With the entire Black Re
publican party"
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JOKES inquired why the whistle
OF a locomotive was 4 work of art. Af-
ter lapse of some seconds, which passed
in silence, he said, Because it is modern
car-tune''
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Lime for Sale,

7 ~ undersigned is prepared to ship Lime
/ from Lily Station. OF No 4. on tho Penn
y wanna Railroad to Ebensburg. Johnstown,
a. any other point on the Penna. r. R., or
IS branches.
Address. WM. THEY
'"Gas8,-'f Iemlock, Cambria CO., Pa.
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A BEAUTIFUL young lady just en-
tering society asked her mother for a watch.
Hear mother replide. ''T think you need
u watcher more.''