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New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
Boar0 ano Rooms.
60 Ubcm II man gcnttrn.


NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT.
~ Notice hereby gvea that MILTON GREGORY OF Clinton
unsdo County sewesy has made assignment, to the subscriber
oh. e.at. for the equal bis creditors and that sbe said
creditors must exhibit their respective claims under cath affirmation
within the term oi three mouiss-Feh. Is. 1857.
AUGUSTUS BoSSBLL Assignee.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-All persons
having claims the late firm Of HARRISON OSPREY
ker,h 20 furnish such claims the
Who h, appointed receiver Of the assets OF e -
oi April 1857 At bis ONCE No pakcw New Yoi
CIV or they will be deprived Of all parpGiSu SAID asset.
- ..-fsSzysii4aE !. ROBERTS, Receiver
NOTICE is hereby given, that the JOINT
~ COMMITTEE VI the CARPENTERS Of wBsTCHRSTER NBw
lQRS i Kings COUNTIES the raise Of to - viii
fitemble FRDAY the M day Of March neat at O'clock
RARLY CLOSING HALL, No, 961 Bovery.
q. J. TAYLOR. Secretary @. FEaRbN, President
DATENT RIGHTS BOUGHT and SOLD !;
Patents obtained advanced Inventions Of merit
by the INTERNATIONAL PATENT COMPANY, No. "a Lberyr
vNO ARCHITECTS.-The undersigned Com
mssone behalf Of the State of Iowa hereby offer premium
Hundred Dollars for the best plan accompanied with speses
ons Of building buildings the Iowa State
Institution for education the Deaf and Dumb be erected
Council Bluffs he Of sufficient capacity accommodate less
than pupils the plan TO include arrangements for hghng
warming yeniAg the building Plans Ia be opened the arss
Monday Address the undersigned a. Council Bnns Iowa
THOS OFFICER,
q. BALDWIN,
H. HONN
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Gorporation Notices.
CROTON

CR0T0N .AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO 0COSTRACToRs.-Sepsrste SEALED PRoPOsALs easb To-
dOrsed with the the bidder date Of offering sud title o. work s
be received at this Once until II o'clock FRIDAY MARCH
1867 for the construction Of the following sTONB BLOCK PAVEMENTf
and SEWERS wit; PAvBMBNTSin csaaLst from Broad.Jt
Wesst Fifty ninth ST. from Ph 10 EgkthaSe Py ninth
Eighth Tenthave vsy from Canal 70 Greenwiehst Hhy
hrtE from Sixth TO SeVen;bs Pima st. from Pearl 70 Front
Pinest from Front to southst POass from Walst % Oe.p
Wismst from Beaver Pearst PiAeht from Seventh 10 Ninth
and Thetht from First to Fnhsy And i the eoassTssaos
Observers a. follows: No Outlet Sewer Thrtythirda
Ftaye with branches Thirty first and Thirty secondsA and N
No Sewers 10 Lauensst between Canal and Brooae
branches Grsnd No Sewers York st. between West
81 John sBe Church and Basts between wbs
Whtest alley and Blm
Centre and Barer No Sewers between and
and between Nnthave and Hudson Rivers No. se-eu oss
tOnst between Thompson aud LAarns IN Commerce and Bsos
Beeker udsOn Leroy between Bedfonst
place; In Coneh between Beecker aud Fourth
and Gresnwchss between West Tenth and Hammondst
Beeckers between Hammond and Bank % No Sever Isv
Boome and stanton No Sewers Forty ssseusA
Tenth and EeVehthsves with branehs
Beveubsve and No. Receiving Basin and Cuyerts the W.
Rrstsye and Forty hst ~ W. corner of Eghtha. ad ~
tyfourthst corner o. Broadway snd Fnyninthts eo
and Thirty and f EhtbAve
Tysecond The plans and specifications saa
forms or bids obtained application b this Once.
THOMAS STRPHENS.)
ROBT. L. DARRAGH, Crotob 40 Beard.
A.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
Alarble. alaniels

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in ths
WI ., 90 purchase MARBLE hANTELS Of the latest tesss
,,,, lss ,ss. AZ A. KLABRRs kARBLB WORKS Nc ios R.A
iSA a. ssu ave. n T. Nsaisb psi ID The ssarty CsSb~n
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
CIpRFNIE COURT. City and County of New

SUINENI NUUIIIy VI INNN-
- YORK-CAROLINB ~ W0ODNORTH PSntf ..............
sgnss SELIM T. wOODwoRTH and LESITTB f.. L. = l. 4
Lis Wife L. Beebee Joseph Macarthur and SSup
Juis his WIZ. James Wethered aud Mary J., bis c can
Wife Locke Minnie Locke, Belle Locke, Willie cs.d
Locke John w Conner aud Julia W. bis Wife, William
Parkinson Louisa his Wife and William Wood y,t fsL.,
for RsetComp.u ServelT sls Deiepd., sho,.
named and each Of them; You are acrsSS Summoned and rsqr
answer the N w .no9 % which copy herewith served
upon YOU ad e copy Of Sour subscribers their
once N 10 gload~ the City York within dA''
ser tho src hereof exclusive u the d such service and on
M = the complaint aforesaid the pna wi" Appb ns
relief demanded the complaint Dated Newlors De
esmber 2s 1860 MARSH coz WALLIS, Plaintiffs Auom,,.
M. lTO Broadway, n. Y. tltv.
complaint aed ohee Of tbs Cera Of h'
County NewYork the 2h daT Of December 1850
Flulav6w N. MARSH coz WALLIS. PlAintin AtorneSs
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25

MANUFACTURERS or WALNUT CHESTNUT and hne ENAMBLBD
CHAMBER FURNITURE will about the LIST Of March their
spacious Spring and Crosby bloch
broadway between tho 81 Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels
We have tho aud bsss och u CHAMBER FUhkL
TURE Of any house this city vhA ss u sell PoT renewal
Et,pU pasi Usssuss y pasA
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90 Get.

90 Eet
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET at Sing
barn coS chickens. possession Immediately desired Also for
rGrSRT EYES No. S' " %, W 'S i ''Y ~ pV
A STORIA. To LET or LEASE a large
~ HOUSE With hot aud cold water bath so situated on hlsh
10 minutes walk FROM landing Possession any time Rent $3.50
Apply Photograph GALLERY No. 56 Bowery Of H. H. B0YLES
nOCKS, SLIPS, HOUSES, &c, to RENT
Es J o. ;s ;SSA "N'''' fs houses we '''
ya to S- 5Ji'eof ccetof f City Z G c
BY order ' the ''isi RGaR6 Sl5 f1t c6yYohLy Comptroller
CITY ofNewYork Department Of Finance, February "a ls6L
HOTEL TO LET-STEVENS HOUSE,
N''' HEWLETT L TORRANCE.
CTEAM POWER to LET.--A number Of
SCHWARTZ, No. a5J East Fny tbirdst
rI'O RENT, the three story Brick DWELL
ING HOUSE NO II West Washington Place Inquire Of T. W.
INO LET-On the Hudson, in the Village of
sH19n hour BY rail a the & city large and oISoISs' o5ss
&C. Can Keep as. s Go on pasture and bay The season
''''D' 'Pri T. DE- CLARK Pienuou RocsAnd Co.. ny
i ~ B1o.d~Ay Appiy to ABNER / PLY. 10 p Piue.s,
TO LET ~ HARLEM-Snug Brick STORE
and DWELLING No. 1871 Thirsye eei.sen One eu1drsd and
.,Asd ". PHILLIPS No 219 wes, Nineeenth'i
rTO LEASE-NOs 313 and 315 Thrd-ave., and
i S' q spS i a. 30 E s! d o s Il Etc to = & H5 f'o s S
last Twenty ssveuthsi Of PETER A H. JACKSON.
TO LET-The three-stOry HOUSE No. % Wa
y,rlsrgae e2so No 100 wATerleypsee s2oco APpI to
". 4 corr No Pines,
rENO LET-At Bayside, H. L. during the alb
~ g ss' Of & & FRSf6 ETfY P%TR FRI SG1 p RRpRScg fS' s
ca,e eeso ground commanding maCHhent overlooking
the sound and surrounding country the house ~ feet square With II
kEebon laundry and buffers pantry and servants chamber
and surrounded by ASn Of sbont
To strictly fr.tcss Sond he rented moderate rent
stable ,nery schools the ,iin
~. apply HOMER MORGAN. No Phe-st ley9l
rI'O CAPITALISTS.-TO LET on long lease,
the valuable corner LOT Of Land in Portland Me- which the
Block formerly sco The lot forms the o Middle aud BI
,hanrea and directly opposite Cusomoase and sOhoe,
valuable o land for business purposes In ihe ei
The measures gl inches Mdlet aud if feet inches
RhAnge block Of has been erected the adjoining lot
EtchAngest There great demand ior
this the central and dabe location IN
c command the highest Tents and the best e Of
ami lucrative this chauce which
for fall particulars sddrcss A J. FOX Portland Maine
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
Gcarbers.

SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED.-The sub
- b wishes emPo for zach 9An u The sd Si-,e' nae
9s, Schools exclusive time 70 ie business 10 c
vsss FOR the ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF TIE Bible m John ke
ID d. p s A. Bond h D.. Of Norv'h Com Is -
the selling book have pubiie Agents male IRON 80" M
$50 Der mouth knew book 70 s 20 well
Apply Immediately in person, ty letter 10 ihe puti,htf.
ff' HENRY BILL. Sorweh, Conn.
NVANTED-By a Graduate in Letters and
w Protestant Theology the University ~ SirstOaTr France 10
good standing and pracoe in preaching Qua pastoral ~ofE 10
French English language France canada aud th
United States qualified tie and modern Ian
guazo mathematics, SITUATION a. NkiILtD
MISSIONARY. Professor Educational H.
,ttuton s a moderate Best Of reftTeucos Adres
REVEREND e.. GOEpp, Montreal. {. D.
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professional Notices.


DR. DURANT, Physician for the treatment
~ Of Diseases Women and Children Professor Of Md~ity Se.
be consulted q all hours at No. Beschs.
nR. n. BENEDICT cures all diseases by the
~ Laying Of Hand at his 0hce No - BAt Hteaht Iber
not able TO pay, free. Hours to sp. m
EASTERN HYGEIAN H0ME.-This admlra.
~ Die Health Initation viii be REoPkNED April snd,I s
personal direction Of T. TRAIL NJ D. Send stamps for Circulars
the above address Dr. TRAILS City once SIshAye
CUFFERERS from NERVOUS and PHfSl.
~ CAL DEBILITY should consult DR. LEWIS No 7Beaeht m"
doors nom West Broadway Hours from Ia m toepm
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
furniture.

GRIFFIN g. PAYNE's, No. 1sl Csnal- ST.,
"a Mott,
PAYNE'S PATENT SECRETARY BED,
ETAGERR BED, sIDRBOARn BED
BUREAU BED, SOFA bEDf
A IL Singers Patent Spring Beds require but
L Mattress Clean, durable Wauanty for
string. about them Sold eysUshere W.O No ais Centrs
PEDR00M ENAMELED FURNITURE of
- warranted manufacture Also d Chusinut and Walnut Chan
br Suites plain and ornamental H. FARRIN0T0NB No 30S
CsA.Lst, opposite Wooster E.o.blI,hsd lsla .
FURNITURE of every scrption-Parlor
Suites Ch,nbeg suites, Looking Glasses hAes Ge at cost
prior TO removal NJ CoWPBRTHwAIr, No IL Bowery
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HOTEL aud RESTAURANT for SALE.-The

II good will urpuTe fftuc bedding liquors, &c, Of
uOTEb RESTAURANT situated the principal shipping part Of
good reputation. qnenfd bj
1sd tsn'sbs o vessels al With fhrcas,
% intends from b1sness having tryt the prem
tSes dorihg - tosis ~ E'T1efsf
III SAN BARTR No 2i sonii s.,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
Ecuto q ne Phsb- G Sutton deeessed nrshie
The

EAST ORANGE, y. J.-For SALE, Il small
IL COTTAGE plesttv situated close 20 station Morris and bet
a"sd nluics from y !. Nearly Of ErOnud With hne
Ht~ber patch bed plenty of hosu red 'nd bcs
bskhecs chsr peach. plum snd apple good
ratsr 6c Fo Arpl 20 H. LEONARD Nos u and %
Barcsyst.. y Y
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1867.
BeaI Gstdfe for Sale.

A ATTENTION ALL WANTING FARMS!-
~ Cheap FARM and FRUIT LANDS Village ots Water Powers for
msnueGfng for SALE at BRfCKSBURG, OCEAN COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY NJ Eew-York railroad Ia Philadelphia
Soil fine loan superior Country rolling enough for
beauty utility Climate mild ard poyerbay healthy Water
so and No fever and Sold on TO actual settlers on easy
Price per acre US and upward
For circulars and maps, address as above -. .,.u
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25

II ESTATEWl he sold TUESDAY the 5th lay o Msrh 1861
O'Clock he fAiM nf u actes Of land he
Of situated
rosl Plains Bedford % mile, from Neyork in
TIE Friends meeting houses and th-
pd Of the Ncsio Houstonic and Northern Railroad IN
small dselg house aud barn said
farm Ry Lake from which ts premises
rods distant and which destined 10 brrome popular
watering paoe for further particulars inquire 81 -
MILLS s TILrOS oT
hDWARii WfLLETN.
% G.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
EoR SALE-TLc FARM of the late J0HN

THOMAS deceasr ,ustsd had mile beyond the Iui ~ The
CITY o RshwsV Ns Jersey sud two u rom the Depot containing
90 10 q Il d po.d.
complete aud ne Barns, carriage ho1se L., mostly
tullng al order desiring Circular HiN be
.snt dsscridng h haiv
ofj.cetssd offer this place believing u to pos
raty rurcls
r,isrred further rnaen g. y SrkBBNS Aiur No
Bf,1ira, NrFYorss WN n BOVINE Westchssr v y
"a MARTIN kAEav " j. the po. uH IA shosu
sni terms made taran Possession given At shad uotoe
Nrs Aof. Isb. H.
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The distribution of the above awards
viii be made in public just as soon as the
subscription is full. of which due notice will
be given through the papers. On and after
May 9Th. the diamonds will be on exhibition
at the Office of the Association The public
can confidently rely on everything being
conducted in the most honorable manner.
Ali the awards will be handed to certificate
holders, Immediately after the distribution.
free Of all cost, at the Office of the Company,
No. 1925 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
CERTIFICATE.
We hereby certify that we have examined
the Diamond Goods Pearls, Emeralds, Ru.
bies. and other precious Stones. as described
in the above list. and find them all genuine
uENLE & BROS. Diamond Importer S,
"a Maiden Lane, New York
j. HERMANN, Diamond Setter.
S94 Broome. Street, New York.
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NUMBER 10.



q Richmond gfa.) paper says Theirs
= N TINS city 3 young married woman,
VINO Is very strongly afflicted with a mania
lor lln'sa.,ng 1ne Growing OF the morning
cock, WINE y 9 state q somnolence We
are assured mat 2. the hour appointed
y Mature Iorenan1iclesr to fr'ghten away
sne maanlsn. pEoWieFs from yawning
s1assya1us. Inc ior.una1e husband OF the
Gown wlie' On me nrsE night OF his
,'..s' .1s'ssss' mss 1ousea nom ms siumDeFs
- 1n0ss 'ussy GROWING 0n opening
n.s = 3, g.: , llas Was ms assohisament 70
Ssl9's nas Dss:ss-ls.l seaIeo ln me middle
- se,....'.,:.. h.s eoussn 3 solugsa ollss,
~ .-.'ss a'.u sIossls - most
e.. .s, N.s.s. ou' i.sI 1.eeA
.nS ms aIp1osse LoeSsss iAsnion-
- - ~ s',9 snus lislA.u y me mora,
.,,,u s..sA - ss'l'k pack ana sep, en N tne
ls - s'ses - &c. ap0es =, ana
,ss~ shst -. 80 ,s - ....ss. s.,'u7s0 g
fEv and ,hs -, ,''ss. .. g. !. g s:'s s..''
roasted Ell ;.s ,,,,s s ss' 's..s s1As.,a' ~1'sll
hen. =, .'s -, ss.s:.'s.sa 'sl'' = ne
,..,' ,, e.; ...'. :. s..s
b;s lond T,,',;,, .Is.
s,,.,l..d > p '..-9 s''s es''o Was
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GaIts, Skettbss, 9ust0otss, 1t,
THE FIRST SISTER OF MERCY.
BY JAnEs PARTON

/
Catherine Elizabeth McAuley was borr
In 1887, near Dublin. Her father was
| a man Of small independent fortnne al1d1
the descendent of long line of Catholic an
cestors. Though he died when his daugh-
ter Catherine was only seven years of age
one custom of his made an indeIlible i'm
preston on her mind 1t was his habit
on Sundays and holidays to collect the
poor of his neighborhood and give them
instruction in the requirements of their
religion. Her mother, it appears, was a
woman Of fashion, who was far from ap-
proving her husbands Sunday schools.
ssHow is this, sir?" she would say, when
she saw the swarm of ragged pupils ap-
preaching. .sB1ust my house become a
receptacle for every beggar and cripple in
the country? 1t IS certainly very insult
able for gentleman in your position to
continue these absurdities don't know
how you can enjoy yourself with these low,
ignorant creatures" !"
The little Catherine listened every week
to these alterations, aud, though fondIy
attached to her mother, always sided in
her heart with her father. Four years
after her fathers death, when Catherine
was i years of age, her mother also died.
Her death-bed. we are told, was terrible,
and she died in all the agonies of remorse.
The scene, we are informed, impressed the
mind of the young girl all the more from
the contrast it afforded to the joy and trar-
guilty of her fathers death. and It was one
of the most werfulincentives to her future
life of piety and benevolence. The death of
her mother left her poor orphan for the
estate which her father left had been mis-
managed and lost through her mother S
inexperience and profusion. She was
taken home by a relative, who Afterwards
became SO poor that she frequently suffer-
ed from want Of food.
At sixteen she was one of the most
beautiful girls in Ireland. She was beau
tifuI at all periods Of her life. Her form
was erect and symmetrical, and her noble
countenance beamed with intelligence and
benevoIence. Her portrait, taken late in
life, shows her to have been a most comely
and grand looking woman; and can well
believe that, in her youth, she must have
been splendidly beautiful. Her hand was
sought IN marriage by many admirers,
but neither then or at any future time did
she show any inclination to mafrimony.
While she was living in these narrow
circumstances at the house of her relative.
who was q surgeon, there came to live IN
the village gentleman, with his wife,
who had made large fortune IN the East
Indies They bought a handsome house
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STRANGE FREAK or NATURE There
were in this city not long since three chill
dren, all of whom were joined together
at the hands. One hand on each of the
right and left figures was perfectly formed
as far as the finger joints, where they
united with those of the central figure
the hands of the three being thus firmly
cIasped together The central figure had no
fingers, the end of the arm resembling a
ball when clasped by the hands of his two
companions. The arms of the trio we're
boneless from the shoulder to the finger
ends, and could be bent or twisted into
any conceivable shape. The limbs from
the knees down were also boneIess. At
the knees there is said to have been q large
protuberance, as if nature had intended
them to act as substitutes for the boneless
leg and useless feet. They are entirely
blind, the whole surface of the eye-ball be-
ing Of deathly white coior, and contain
ed no pupil. Their heads and bodies
were perfectly formed, and the organiza- :
tions and functions appeared perfect in
each. They were visited by number of
persons, among which was our informant,
who says they were still born, and vonches
for the assertion. There was. we under
stand, no medical examination ofthe case.
which is to be greatly regrafted. The
parents have left the city, taking with
them the remains Of the children. -Sn,-
dstsk7 Register.
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SHOT THROUGH a PLANK.

A Scotch paper, the Haddington Courier,
has an extraordinary story of the escape
of miner who fell down the shaft Of a
coal pit, near TraRent. An old shaft was
made use of to open up communication
with a new pit recently sunk. About
half way down the shaft, which was two
hundred and seventy y-six feet deep, wood :
en- staging, composed of strong tw0-inch
planks, was built, completely intersecting
the down shaft, to afford q firm footing
to the miners entering the side shaft. At
the bottom Of the down shaft was q con-
siderable accumulation of water, as Is usual
in pits which have not been worked for
some time. On the occasion in question.
a young man named Mylne, rather than
wait for the comparatively tedious process
of being lowered down BY the windlass,
said he would slide down the rope. Disrc-
garding the advice of his companions. he
got upon the rope, and they were in an
other moment horrified TO see that he had
lost hold Of it.
The crash of his body against the wood
en- staging was beard, and they were maxi
ing preparations to descend for the man
gled remains, when cry for the assistance
was heard coming up frum the very bottom
of the pit. The rapidity Of his descent of
10 feet had propelled him through the
two inch boards as neatly as If his body
had been rifle bullet, and with about ss
little injury, for not bone was broken.
and, except small scratch on his chin.
his person did not bear the slightest mark
Of coming IN contact with anything during
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OBJ 4ost's 4sparInsut



I heard moonstruck chap the other day
writes Darby Doyle) remark that he loved I
certain young lady we'll enough to die for her
Now, love somebody very much, and
I'd swear for her,
I'd tear for her,
The Lord knows what I'd bear for her;
I'd lie for her,
I'd'sigh Tor her,
I'd drink Rock river dry for her;
I'd pray for her,
I'd stay for her.
I'd watch the house all day for her
I'd "cuss'' for her.
Do sswussO for her,
I'd always have sbussv for her;
I'd heap for her,
I'D weep for her,
I'd go without my sleep for her
I'd fight for her,
I'd bite for her,
I'd walk the street all night for her
I'd plead for her.
I'd bleed FOR her,
I'd do without my feed for her
I'd shot for her,
I'd ssboot'' for her
A rival who'd come to sstoot'' for her
I'd kneeI for her,
I'd steal for her,
Such is the love feel for her;
I'd slide Tor her,
I'd ride for her,
I'd swim 'gsinst wind and tide for her;
I'd try for her,
I'd cry for her,
But-hang me If I'd die for her
N. B.-Or any other woman
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z..'lsn e: sl'7 ops gave sns lnsl'soslon
20 ssl,ss.rs sss.'es'oh' ana ss'a g.'s''su :
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aco,,a;ntel With she now rssr 49,
no,,nced ao1,e e.e s,sl,..;.,,,s
his public addresses Wbs, ~ & sI's 0rss.. j.
was but Eve wears old tla erst cl,,lsra
broke out "a ireland. Never has fbers
been q morn terrible scanroa Fer. rs,,,-
siderable time the deaths IN Dnbl;n av-
eraped dix hundred : dav and The vvb,,,e
civ was IN eonsternat Sr,ch was The
terror of the ns.r,la q tbe avyf,,l
in the HOSPITALS thai they .conceivad the
impression that the doctors were murder
ing the Deople. and larrss numbers refused
to allow their sick to Be created bv Them,
Then It was that the sisters af Mercv
exhibited The n,ost subI;rne and haro;f. he
nevnlenee They lid r,ot v;s;f tba hos,,;-
tals. f6su E,ed 5, them So,na of tban,
remained IN. the bosn;tals fors month. at !.
time. and thew never discontinued their
exert;ons as l.,,c a tboras .,as rat;ant
"a be BENEFITED bv fhsm r IL rs,nasE-
able fact. t.tbat not one Of the S;s,ers &c
Mercy took the disease. altbo,,sb when
some wears cars after Ireland was desols.e.i
hv the far.;ne fever. r,,anv ef them r,sr-
;sl,ed
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-06-06
HARTFORD
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
CASH CAPITAL $500, 900.


We are now prepared to insure LIVE
STOCK against both Death aud Theft, in
this live and reliable Company. Owners OF
stock have now the opportunity, by insar-
ing with this Company, of obtaining securi-
ty and remuneration for the loss of their an
imals in case of DEATH or theft.
OWNERS OF HORSES.
Manufacturers, Farmers, Teamsters. Ex-
pressmen, Physicians, and in fact all who
are to any extent dependant upon the servi-
ces of their horses in their daily vocstions.
should insure in this Company, and thus
derive protection against the loss of their
animals. which are in many cases the sole
means of support to their owners.
FARM STOCK.
Farmers and others owning cattle should
avail themselves of this means of saving the
value of their stock, and secure an equiva-
lent for the loss which would otherwise fall
heavily upon them in being deprived of
their Cattle. by insuring in this, the
PIONEER COMPANY OF AMERICA /!
By insuring in this Company vou ex-
change certainty for an uncertainty. No
man can tell whether his animals may not
be stolen or die through some unforeseen
calamity.
o. Competent Agents panted, to sO1om a
liberal compensation scizL be paid. Apply to
KERR & CO., General Agents,
April 4, l867.-1y. Altoona. Pa.
0o- Col. VIM X. PIPER, Ebensburg, has
been appointed local agent for the Hartford
Live Stock Insurance Company.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-06-06

nENTISTRY DIR. d. w. Zeie-
- Ter. having opened an Office in rooms
over r. r. Thomas Store, offers his profes-
sioEal services to the citizens Of Ebensbnrg
and vicinity. ap-16.3m.