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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-05-08

a TTENIiON CiTlZENS-NEWS DEPOT
and Stationary Store, in Perrysville, Ju-
nIa'a county, Pa. Post Office Building.
1Ae under signed asks leave to inform the
GOOD people Of this and neighboring counties
mat he has opend a fine stock of Stationary
BOOKS, etc., and baying bought them at a
very low wholesale price in Fhiladelphia, by
adding small per centage, is certain he can
sell cheaper than any other establishment in
the county. The following is list of Masa-
zines and Periodicals, kept, with prices a:
tached, any Of which viii be sent by ma
to any place upon receipt Of the annexed
prices, viz:
Atlantic Monthly ly................4 4O,.
Iarpers Magazine i0c.
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashions. 40c.
Codes Magazine. ........ S5c.
Madame Dcmorests ts........................3 35c.
Ladies Friend. &c.
BGllous Magazine s.................... 2O;.
Petersons Magazne e........................2J,.
T. :. AutEcrs' Magazine go.
Wayerly Magazine weekly .............. l5c.
Earpers Pictorial weekly )............... Irc.
Frank Leslie's Pictorial. Illustrated. l"c.
Chimney Corncr....... I,c
AIDioh- ]jc.
New York dGer.................. ........ O1c.
National Police Gazette. Toe.
New York Clipper. ........ !0c.
Saturday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. O1c.
Gleasons Literary Comp ........... f0c.
Sunday Dispatch. Observation-Disclosures. .0Gc.
chronological Journal. &c.
American AgricultuIa!is,.. ......... l5;.
Beadlesand Monroe's Novels, (eacLj... lnc.
Beadlc's SoHTstcr. Iuc.
Martin : Sensible Lulter Wrilyr......... SEC.
Fortune Te.!ors and Dream. Books &c diner
ont kinds f.arhl
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-05-08

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iightfuiiy perfumed and is the most complete
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10 any address, sealed and postpaid for 81.
Address all orders to
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No. WeS' Fayctte St, Syracuse, \. Y.
feb -, lo61-ly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-05-08
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READING, Pa. Nov u, 'G5-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
IE-ITEN Will We TOTE WITT
THE DEMOCRACY.

A Democratic friend (who by the way,
was n candidatc.) recently very kindly of
fcrcd us several reasons why VIC should
vote the Democratic ticket, the most forci-
ble of which was that he was great dea.
older than oursclf. and it was natural born
in him TO vote that ticket. In order that
our friend may labor under no misconcep-
tior OF our intentions, we hereby inform
him chat We WiItvote the Democratic ticket
I. When said party proves SATISFACTORY
" TO us that it was the party who voted
supplies to support US while fighting reb-
els.
3. When il convinces us that it is not the
party that organized the Knights of the
Golden Circle in opposition to the Interests
the Government during the late rebel
lion.
3. When ii satisfies us that II was 10y
al men who organized to resist the draf
in Noble and Holmes counties in 1868.
4. When it demonstrates to our salts
faction that its leader Vallandigham, wa:
patriot, lahoring In behalf of the Union
). When il convinces us that it did not
rejoice over the dead body of every loya
soldier who fell in defence ofhi country.
6. When it causes us to believe that it /:
now the friend of all honorably discharged
soldiers.
I. When it substantiaies its charge:
that Abraham Lincoln was thief and ;
| tyrant.
8. When it proves that its friend, Booth
was gentleman, and was iustifiable in th'
assassinatioa Of the President.
81 When il convinccs us that it is no
ther party that advocated secession TO
twenty nine years, and which cost the live
of half million of people.
| TO- When it proves to US that jeff. Da
Wis and itself were not traitors.-COtunbu
Republic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
RACY OF KENTUCKY.

The Hon. Jesse d. Bright, just elected
to the Legislature of Kentucky, long
Senator from indiana, and tho leader OF has
party, aud always bold and frank politi-
clan, in a recent speech at Carroltoi as re-
ported IN the Cincinnati Gazette, made
the following declaration:
lie started off by saying he had always
been States Rights Democrat. He de-
nounced Mr. Lincoln. Douglas and Andy
Johnson in tie most bitter terms; said that
the Democratic Senators from the South
did wrong in vacatinS their seats at the
beginning of the war; said Dir. Lincoln had
no power under the Constitution TO call
ont any troops; was opposed to paying the
public debt; that Kentucky ought hot to
pay another dollar until her Representa-
lives were admitted, and that if the South
ever regsincd her rigldS it would he by The
sword; and said if that was treason the
Government might make the most of IT.;
was in favor OF returning every slave TO his
original master; was in favor of a law III
Kentucky that every one who lost anything
in Kentucky during the war. or by the
war, should be paid, and that the General
Government should refund it to Kentucky.
Thus spoke Jesse ID. Bright, and who can
deny that he uttered the hope. the wish,
the purpose Of the sO-ca!lcd Democracy OF
Ohio.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
TCoNCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
THE MONSTER BELL.

The great Bell for No:rc Dame has arriy-
ed al last, On Tuesday afternoon il was
drawn through our streets on its way to
the place of destination. and was followed
bs a large crowd of persons, anxious 10
ret sight of the huge piece of metal which
is TO awaken all Northern Indiana and
Southern Michigan. Several opportunities
were afforded them TO inspect it. 1t was
cast by Eollec d Sons, al Mans, France, in
April last, and weighs over 5000 pounds
or nearly eight tons. ii is feet 2 inches
high, II. lOI, inches in diameter, and s
inches thick. The first cost was $4,000 in
gold, which was contributed by about 250
subscribers. whose names are cast on the
surface. Ii was brought on the steamer
st. Lawrence from Brcst TO New York, and
from there to this city by rail, via. the n.
l. and Erie. Cleveland and Toledo. and
VI. ). & y. ]. Roads. \ Wrccking Car
was brought from LapOrte TO assist in un-
loading il from the car on which it came
To the conveyance provided to take it 10
Nolre Dame. Thiswas platform ofstrong
plank and timbers. resting upon two heavy
track wagons, coupled close together, and
drawn by four span of horses and six yoke
of oxen. Some fears were entertained as
to lis safe passage over our bridge, which
some thought would not he able To support
40 great weight and that of the teams:
and therefore. they were unhitchcd and
taken of, and strong rope and tackle us
cd TO draw il over. The Bridge, however
did not seem TO be affected in the least bv
its weight. The freight from New York
to South Bend was s25s, and the Use of
the wrccking car in unloading $50. y
large tower OF strong iimbcrs and heavy
masonry is being built at Notre Dame upon
which il is to be hung. When up il will
be rungby some kind of mechanical means.
! but Just what or how We do not know,
and in an ordinary atmosphere will be
! heard twenty or twenty-five miles. The
blessing or dedication of it will take place
in about a month, due notice of which will
be giyen.-.SOuM Bond Reg.
/ Wearcg glad we do moi live in South Bend.
II We did and couldn0t get away we should
set out an Injunction against the ringing of
or organization has q right to annoy and
torture a community by putting up such a
| bell as that in their midst. What good
will it do? What benefit will it be to any
body? None, except the ability to boast
that they have got the largest bell In the
State, and that it annoys and renders every
one in the vicinity miserable that has any
nerves, while it's ringing. We often think
that bells of all sizes on Churches are nuis-
anccs. They are certainly poor invest
mcnt We do not believe they pay one
per cent on the dollar. Country Churches
seldom have any bells on them, but the
members and residents i'm the vicinity are
generally more punctual in their atten-
dance than those in towns and cities where
the bells arc jngied by the hour 10 letthcm
know that it is Church time. Many, per
haps, who intended to go when the bell:
commenced ringing get nervous and take
another notion before they quit. In OIL
opinion Church bells repcl more than they
draw.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05

SUSPENDED ANIMATIoN.-A young
lady was nearly killed by her water
fall day before yesterday. She was
in tree for some purpose or other,
and i'll attempting to descend, the
knob on the back of her head caught
upon a limb, and falling, she was as
effectually suspened as with hang
mans moose. The situation was ex-
tremely unpleasant and delicate, but
the commendable presence of mind
Of her male attendant saved the
feminine Absalom. He cut the liga-
lures binding the hirsute excrescence,
and the lady dropped" leaving
her ornament in the tree, resembling
an overgrown and discolored squash.
The gentleman's name was not Joab.
Ind Jour. g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
ARE YOU LAME, CRIPPLED OR
A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS.

We have published The 1oIIowing:
A Complete List of all newspapers in tho New Eng
land States. Price rs cents.
A Complete List Of all newspapers in the State Of
New York. Price rs csnts.
Complete List ofall newspapers in New York City.
New Jersey, DelawaIe Mary land, and the District
ofCounlia. Price Is cents.
Complete List of Ohio Newspapers. Price p cts.
A Comp,e List Of Pennsylvania Newspapers Price
25 cents.
A Complete List Of Indiana Newspapers. Price %
cents.
All Of the above lists sent for One Dollat Address
GOO. L. R0WELL& & CO., 40 Park Row, v. "
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
Paints for Farmers

AND OTHERS-TUE GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the
Rest. Cheapest and most Durable Paint in use; two
coats well put mixed with pure Linseed oil. will
last 10 Il years; is ola light brown beautiful
chocolate color. and can he changed To green, lead,
stone olive, drab cream, to suit tho taste of the
consumer 1t is valuable for houses Barns. Fences,
agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car maker
Pals and Wooden ware, Canvas, Metal and Shingle
Roofs. lit being Fire and Water proof. Bridges.
Burial Cases, Canal Boats. Ships and Ships Bottoms,
Floor oil Cloths tome Manufacturer having used
5000 bids. the past year, and paint for every
purpose is unsurpassed for body durability. elastic
tv. and adhesiveness Price sG per bbl ~ 3c lbs.
which will supply a farmer for years to come. War
rauied in all cases as sbove. Send for n circular
which gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded in u trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
address, DANIEL BIDWELL, Proprietor, 2jI Pearl
81, New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
New Advertisement.

Persons wishing to purchase Charles ID
Blinn's Improved Venitian Blind will please
call at A. l.. Alieman e. Co.'S Furniture
Store, or upon the undersigned.
This is the best Window Blind yet invent
ed, and gives general satisfaction. All who
have tried them are we'll pleased with them
Il-2S-tfl H. L. TAPLIN, Manufacturer
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05

Arc you of the great advantage you will re-
ceive from doing yonr advertising through reliable
Advertising Agency? Consult G. p. ROWELL 4
CO., 40 Park Row, NY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
NURsERYMEN.
DRUGGISTS.

You should advertise. To do it understandiugly
YOU should consult GEO. p. R0wELL & CO., 40
Park Row. New Yorkl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
SCHOOLS.

Principles Of Academies. Scminsrics, &c, should
consult in regard to advertising. No charge for
information. GEO. p. R0WELL CO., Advehis
ing Agents, Ny.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
ADVERTISERS.

Do yor want TO Keep posted about the Newspapers
and their vsipe to nsediums for Advertising
Send Dollar for the Advertisers Gazette. Pub.
lshed at 40 Park Row. New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05

s.IO0Chotce SeIcctions,'' is "a collection o
the standard effuSions FOR Select Reading, Dec
iamatlun, and Eocution, representing all phases o
human emotion and passion, and most happy CO.
mingling of the ofa former generation with the
pure pearls which gleam in the present Never be-
fore has the sEfic variety OF choice poetry aud prose
grave and humorous, patriotic and sentimental, been
embraced in $50 psges and sold for 30 cents. Sold
by all booksellers, mailed free receipt of price
by addressing P.GARRKTr ( Gu, Publishers. Phil
alclpha, Pa. n. .D.-Grcat inducements to Agents
Send for terms.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05

Do you waht to increase your circulations! Yo
preach advertising, why do You not practice III Con
suit @. p. ROwEL & CO.. New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05

XN NANTED-100 School Teachers to engage I'm 2
w business easy and hrrratire and well adapted
to their position. Those engaged are rlrssllnl.
from S15 to Sli0 pcr month. FOR particulars ad-
dress NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
Cincinnati, ohio, Davenport, Iowa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
m DICAL.
H. II. BackuS, M. d.

Respectfully offers his professional services rs
Physician Surgeon, to the people of Marshall Coun
ty OFFICE-In Corbin 4 Benson's block, over
amer & Co : Store. 3G-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
Doctor Il. A. BOrtOn

u
Has changed his residence and lie found at
his new brick horse, Michigan road. a short dis
tance .onth Of the residence OF 4. l.. Wheeler.
May 3l-i0-3ltf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
INVENTORS,
BOOK PUBLISHERS

Ifycu wish 10 advertise you should consult GE'
p. ROW ELL Co., 40 Park Row, n. y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
QUACKENBOS'S ARITHMETICS.
TIE LATEST AND BEST.


Up tn the times; teach the methods used 10y bust
men, complete on all the branches of CONNER
ciai Arithmetic; we'll condensed in rules and anay
scs; adm rably sradec PERFECT TEXT -BooKs; WITH
NO DEFECTS. So say Teachers who usc lheih. Going
in everywhere. Specimens mailed {" teachers half
the above prices. Agents wanted in every county
Address ID. APPLETON & co. New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
3few Advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED.

Another great work 10y ~ a. Pollard, The acknpNl
edged Historian Of the South entitled LEE AND
HIS LIEUTENANTS," comprising Life Of Gen
X. l. Lee, rcpl.te with facts mover before publishes"
ncluling Biographies Of every Southern General OF
distinction.
In ONE large voluii,e-JD sise' portraits. com
pani0h Volume to "TIfE LOST CAUSE" a standard
southern History of tho War. which has already OBJ
taine,l half million Cf readers new and enlarge"
edition is now ready. one agent sold 2%n the hrsi
week. These works form coEiplato library of
| the W ar from the other side. T. d. TREAT i CO.
Publishers, 6si Broadway, y. \.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05
NEWSPAPERS.

Do you want Agents? You should consult G.
p. R0wELL s CO., OF New York, on the sabjec
advertising
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05

E000AGENTS wanted to sell Six New Inventions
OOOO ofgrcat value to families. all pay great prot
ITS Send 23c. and get so pages and sample gratis
agents have made 100000 Ephraim Brown, Low
ell, Mass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-05

EDO LOCK INSTITUTE, a first class
U B oarding School f0r.Eoys at Pittsficid, Mass
Fall Term of 90 weeks begins Oct. T. 1867, For par
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-07
The DocToR'S STORY.

sand DDv We Il have & c1zy. runforta-
bic evening fogethe-." sai6 uy vie
aABd-but wl4s-'s mt, Irving ?7
Ny vIte stB-sed nerTUusiv, Is q sharp
pea from he pei IL serrupted orr brief
interval Of clnasfic uUIet
'-Only the surgery bel, my dear-
Somebody wanting ms, suppose
And l went down s1EIrs, secretly wop-
os-lng 70 myself #, after Il, there was
such very Eiue dIfsre1cs between z
galley slave End E COUNTY, doctor
Ths surgery door siood Elds open, but
nDbody was there, and thrnugh the blind
Ing GETkness without ! e0ul5 discern the
dark UutllBe u ei0Se carriage, and man
standing II the bersas' head
FWhO's there whats wanting =" /
nske5- coming 70 ths threshold and II
s1IHc1Fsay burtanins Nd the Uvsrcoat 1
Lad hurried " thrown on
pure vanted, doctor sad the usa-1,
speaking iBdistInctiy behind tie uuffHIng
LhHi surrounded his faee
A1es. buf what for Who wzuts ne 7''
q IN p0t a liberty 10 ts1"
had already sn1sred the carriage, but
this suspicious answer inspired me with
dIstrust- ! maze steF 10 descend, but
WIS too late The vehicle was already IN
m0aou.
at sE quite unnecessary 70 alarm yeur-
sell, doctor, Eaid ouiet, measured voice
II M side HBeIisre me, you are quite
sais; EDe I trrst you VIII tea ID uneasi-
ness when tel yen Won uust be bIlDo-
foldsd"
Al The same instant f1s5e6 bun6agz
was deity slipped gTsr ny ey
Hold - / eI2eUiale6- al strikes ms
tna1 I1Ils Il rE1her supe-hn0Us Ihe nl-h-
II dark as EreDus, and yDu have Do lamp 81
-'PossIbly," re1Uus6 the dry voice
''Dut L : best ID run DO risks
AnG then ensued sIsDes OF some sen
or 1llesn mzrufes- while the carriage
rolled swiftly along, ard the l0T, usa-
z-rsa bre-rhlng Of my unknown CON pan
1on Kept Gme 70 my OWE uncomfortable
th01Ehts.
81 length ny companion spoke aEazI
ID the same Eotr. Inodulz1eo 1unes.
doctor, one uure Ettie vreczuh1n Il
neeess--y yDur promise never 70 dITnlgE
70 human s0ul q word O. tins night
visit
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-07
To MY WFce.
II JosErz EEEExkE

C1ns 70 nE- de4reEt, 7 Z 11zsly without thee
Dsy-1Ens aln night-Ei1ns In thinking about
1hsE
Kigh1-llms and ar--tins i 5rsEmz bshDld
1bes,
UuwslrOnr the wAfirE zhst CEASES II f0li
thee
Come ID me-, daring, my sor-DwE 70 Iigh1sn
Come n thy beHurT, 10 bless and 70 b-ighlsn
Cuns n 1iy WON AZ boDd, rnselly zn1 l0wly
Come N my lUvslnsss- suHsnly ana hnl.-
Swallows VII fTf -oun6 ne dssoiEte ruin,
Telling o. spring ana rs 5oyous renewing
AND Thoughts Of Thy lDFe, Win its manifold
treasure,
1-s r1-r-1pg ny .heE-t viii : premise u
plessUrs-
on, spring of ny EEi-i. ! Oh Nay u n
Aas0m1
SHINE aue Oh nv soul LII L b0u-gson Gn5
li0zson
Ths pass of ny life has 5 -oss--p0t within Il
And ny fundnaEs alone Is he sunshine ear
figures fha- m1ve Ike song through 4bs
FiEu-eE II Nd by L reflex or hesvsn-
EyeE Ike 1hs skies ot pour Erin, uur mDths--
When shadow and sunshine Ers chasing each
u1nar-
smiles coming seldom. but ollEIlks and
simple,
Opening 1aeir eyes from the hear Of >
GIuT1e-
On, thznEs . -he s-rlo-, -Aa4 even ny
II ls1 Ihs exile 70 brighten ms dreaming
Eou H e been glad w-sn you knew was
rlaa6eusE
Isu- re -8u sad u3v, . EnUv : En sat
6me52
orr hearts ever GuEwa- n tUns Eu1 n tlne-
love
As ogsz7s 70 oerurs, and rhyme uu1O -ls.ynlE,
lCra.
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You cEunDt sEls, 8ut NJ chseks WI ,.
glowing
E-oulG no1 lie #z1hUut ron a M side, lovH-
EDU VII n51 75nre- wren shah hzFs ai+1
l07e
Tome TO rne, dss-, ere Dir OF ny su--Uw
RISE u n gloon Eks he sun Oi tomorrow
s1runz, swzfr, ana fond, as 1ns words which
] speak lore,
With 3 sunE On vou- lips Er5 Z smile OF vUui
cheek, love.
Cume. f0- ny hea-t II ---cu- sbsanre L --s1---
Haste, for ny zFzz = ia4e1ad End d-ea-v
Coma 20 tns hs-l- lhs7 Is tErDbt51pg 70 pres:
thee,
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thee
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-07

AK CKPUBIIsEEB lKCDEET-E i
stated ttRf few months bsT9-e lbe fEl
of Richmond, while 1he rsa1el Congress
WIS despiy c8ocs-Ded n58uf the cruelty
aBo ba-bEr7fv Df the Narth- , Euula1 *
thHf czty walked 5usB 1he House Ot E.s1-
1essE 1a1lzes and attacked -hres members
VIII U0EkIas, eas5igaaln them seFsre-
u She announced = u hs- Intention -
chaF1lss the entire BODY becaRss q thei-
E-B.zEse a4 the = 1rfh, ana ssrtulnly made
TBTy C89a c0IDsB eamaBt, out shs Ezs
EI8H,ss1 5efsUe she l.na EHlsleC Eae 5ab-
The EoEss passed ~ssolu-luu tl1l1 Ia.
bD3y recamIBau5 = 1ke przss tha luT-1,-
Triefy q ma1lag -zbHe ths anei0sHr, IS
II was 3 ng1-tur saleHiaseo 70 hrIng -
EIraaeb ug,sn thF Gzeu7ty q S8HthErR aeg-
lslataas The I.icilZnaB6 papers DsFer
1neutaDDe5 Il, and un.z rBsHEty was Ire
s51rT told rseonsIl-uota1 member &
-he 9sIure. guse
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-07

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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-07
MINISTRY.

skAI- SIRY-
Tbt undersigned, GrGduatr o the Bal
y -a-4eCE o lst-lst ,-U--H-v- -eEDecU-I4lT
MS nrufeRsi unul services Ia tbs citizens
ssusBu-E. rs has spE-e6 I'd msans -
F3zzLir Acuualu1 I zusHlf with every in
experience, he Las sUuEnt ID sod The
i-lsC experience ot zhs nlChss5 EUthB-1zles
-1.l- Science L. simply asks tbat 81
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II UFu Is-s.lze.
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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-07

EEEEsTTER, PA
q sold sllver, Government Loans End
SSseusLlles bought and old Interest
: . oA L lllls -1epOslIz- Collections mate
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