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AUCTION SALES.
Stocks at Auction.

PURSUANT TO license from the Hon. j. A Wa
- ,,o''nah, Judge OF Probate for Cum berland eoun-
od NE saDscfloe5, as Administrator OF John NJ.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10th, 1861, at III o'clock A Nj,
~ tae once OF W. IL. WOOD Son, ia fore strest.
SIC, 800 Bonds of the European and North Amori.
Can railroad Company. Anu'ii
~ shares fenobscot K. II. Company
10 shares Portland Il Rochester railroad IN
$50, 40 scrip in do do w.
shares Maine Central Railroad Company.
$500 Androseossin kennebee Stock BONDS
Sshares Mount Washington Road
shares York ~ Cumberland Railroad.
Terms cash. JOSEPH IIsIEY
Portland, Jan. 8, 1SG7-dtd Adminstrator.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
ss -, = OF THE -
= A Nj e II &c A N
Popular Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK,

First Day of December, A. ID. 1866,
As made to the Secretary of the State of Maine.
Amount of Capital Stock, 100000 90
Amount Of Capital Stock paid in and | a,oo am On
invested in U. S. securities, 81 SAoo'ooo U"
Amount at Risk, .. i1st 6s6, 200 90
ASSETS: .i.,...
Cash in Bank, 9 $49O8 A
Premium Notes, IS s.gli5. S97 IA
u 5. Stocks, par value $1,000 market q
value -.Ilsss s'.I-- = 10000 90
Office Furniture. sg.F I.734 SO
Amount due by Agents, -arl- 22,3zS n
Deferred Premiums, ......-... 9,128 II
o. 4s.E siii Cg9.-- -alfJl ----------
s ~ ~. .5rsg5cs + III .r.i-s.l S146, O46 "a
LIABILITIES: sa.s,-l. erl-l
Due to Banks, -. $1,000 90
Net Assets, $141, "a
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Dress trimmings
Canal National Bank.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
i Canal National Bank of Portland, for the cleo
any other business that may legally come before
them will be held at 1888 Fore Street. on Tuesday the
9Th day Of January, 1867, at 3 o'clock p. M.
b. G. SOMERBY, Cashier.
November g. did 81 4 sliT ~ 49,
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STATEMENTS OF THE PRESS

STATEMENTS OF THE PRESS.
All the published Certificates of DIR. Carpenter are
bona Gde.-l Maine Farmer.
The Certificates, published in our Columns, of DR.
Carpenters bona Gde To our own knowledge
He Is all he Processes to be, and will hhmbug or
deceive the public.-lKsanetec Journal, Augusta.
Dr. Carpenter has entirely cured persons In this
city who have been under treatment at the Eve and
Ear lnirmaries without being beneftted.-l BeVasi
Age
Several marked cures have come under our obsery
atom, and We have conversed with many others who
have been benefited by DR.. Carpenters treatment
class Of diseases which he treats and careful to prom
use only what he can pertorm.-t Bangor Wing luur
See other Certificates IN City papers.
dec 21-dlm&w1t%
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iHduU 70 Ufutr.
Having able and experienced pattern makers and new
TOOLS OF modern design, can supply patterns with
Promptness and at a moderate cost. Repairs of all
Kinds Of Iron Work attended to with despatch and
at reasonable rates. Having large and well equip
ped Forge, can furnish forgings and shapes OF all
Kinds for Steamboats, and Locomotive work such as
shafts, Craaks. Piston Rods, Car md
Engine Axies md shapes to pattern or draw
ings, from 10 tons To 100 pounds weight.
They are also Selling Agents for MERRlMANS
PATENT BOLT CUTTER, the best Machine ever
invented for the purpose, perforning double the
amount of work of any other now IN use.
FOR SALE, Is horse power s.oc0mo-
tive Hotter with new tube sheets and new SET Of
tubes in first rate ORDER and warranted safe with a
pressure Of 100 POUNDS to the square inch.
NEW TEN HORSE POWER PORTABLE EN-
CINE, an excellent Machine, can be seen running
at our Foundry.
CHARLES STAPLES & SON.
5la Cor. Com. st. and Browns Whdrf
novloe DON . .... Portland Maine.
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To Let.
For Sale

WHARFAGEa and Storage to lot on wharf with
w wide and narrow gauge rail track. and Iaen
water. Apply to j. II. HAMLEN, head Hobson's
w ia6I
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Merchants National BANK.

MCtClluDCS NdUlOudl 1tanks =
FNHE Shareholders in this Bank are hereby notified
that the Annual Meeting for the choice Of Direc-
gay be brought before them will be holden on Tues
day, January st1 1867, at o'clock p NJ at the Of
ice now occupied by the Bank, No. 80 Exchange st.
49, "a "A n. CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier
Portland, Dec z. 1866. Ea dcS-2awtjanS
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er !emke, In the year 1916, when that ven
eraoie priest came into the law Office of Al
~. Megehan, EST, in which the speaker was
STUDENT and inquired, in very imperfect
English, for g certain book. and stated that
his objecE was to improve himself in the
Eogllsh Language. Mr.. j. also briefly allu.
aed TO the hArdships the Rev. gentleman af.
Ter whom the Association was named had en-
dREed1 and the influence he had welded in
the interest of humanity among the early
settlers OF the northern portion of Cambria
county and concluded his remarks by re.
ierrlng to the monuments of Christianitv
and civilization which the Rev. gentleman
had left behind him, and reminding those
present that Father Cristoph, on whom the
mantle OF Father Lemke had descended. was
emlnently worthy of veneration and esteem
and no less interested than his predecessor in
the welfare OF the community, and especially
in that of the children committed to his
spiritual care.
The speaker was cOnpimented BY tune
from the band, after which the members of
the society and their guests commenced the
festivities of the evening by paying homage
to the terpsichorean god. The dancing and
feasting was prolonged until the "wee sma'
hours ayant the twa," and early morning
found some of the participants in the first
ball of the De Lemke Association still on
the floor.
The entire occasion was one Of pleasure
and enjoyment, and the Society returns its
thanks to all who took part in the festivities
and thereby aided them so literally in their
landable purposes SURsuM.
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MARRIED..

SHOEMAKER-IVOR st. Angus
tine, ON Saturday last, by Rev. E. Burns,
Mr.. THEo. SHOEMAKER. of Ebsnsburg, and
Miss KATE Ivory, of the former place.
Our Shoemaker in love cdred warm,
And piled his suit s. fat
As to impre' the Ivery's form,
And make it yield at last
May awl their lives in JOY be sped,
While sole with sole shall tlend
Through coming years. until life's thread
Shall Icdz unto an end.
/ UE-GREENE.-At Tyrone, on
Thursday, Nov. 2lst, by Rev Mr.. Walker,
Mr. VIM. LUMADUE, of White township, and
Miss LUCY s. GREENE, of Aasonville
L-WARFORD-Iu Harrisburg, on
the 25th ult., Hon. L. ". HALL, of Altoona,
and Miss ELIZA CAMERON WARFoRD, niece
SNYDER - MURRAY. In Holiday
burg, on the 28th ult., by Rev. j. Walsh,
Mr. DAVID SNYDER aud Miss MAGGIE AUR-
RAY. all of that place.
SCULLIN-ANDERS the 28th
ult.. by Rev. Jas. Bradley, Mr.. JOHN Soul
LIN, Of Pittsbnrg. aAd Miss SADIE ANDEa
SON, of East Freedom. Blair county.
ROCk-KUHNS.-In GreenShurg. Pa,
on the 21st inst, by Rev. Smith, Mr.. FRED.
S. Rock, editor of the Uniontown Genius of
Liberty, and Miss MAGGIE, youngest daugh-
ter of Hon. Joseph Kuhns, Of Greensburg.
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DR., SCHENCK's PULMoNIC SYRTP.-Tbis
great medicine cured DR.. j. II. Schenck, the
Proprietor, of Pulminary Consumption. when
| 1t bad assumed its most formidable aspect,
and when speedy death appeared to be in
evitable. His physicians pronounced his
case iucurable, when he commenced the use
of this simple but powerful remedy. His
health was restored, in a very short time,
eudspo return of the disease has been appre-
hsnded. for all the symptoms quickly disap-
IpeaTed. and his present weight is more than
two Hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his at
tention exclusively to the cure of Consump-
ton. and the diseases which are usually
complicated with it, and the cures effected
by his medicines have been very numerous
and truly wonderful. DIR. SchenCk makes
professional visits to several of the larger
cities weekly, where he has large concourse
OF patients, and it is truly as toniShing to see
poor consumptives that have to be lifted out
Of their carriages, and in a few months
healthy, robust persons. DIR. Schenck's Pull
monic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake
Pills are generally all required in curing
Consumption. Full directions accompany
each, so that any one can take them with
ont seeing DR.. Schenck, but when it is con-
venient IT is best to see him. He gives
advice free, but for a thorough examina ton
with his Respirometer his fee is three dol
ars.
Please observe. when purchasing. shat
the two ikenesses Of tie Doctor-one when
in the last stage of Consumption, and the
other as he now is, in perfect health--are
on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price
81 so per bottle. or 81 so the half dozen.
Letters tor advice should always be directed
to DIR. Schenck's Principa: Office, No. Is
North 9Th Street Philadelphia Pa.
Gen'l Wholesale Agents-Demas Barnes
& Co., N. Y. S. S. Hauce & Co Baltimore,
Nd. John D. Parke, Cincinnati. O.. Walk
er & Taylor, Chicago, H.; Collins Bros, st.
Louis, Mo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UAssAR COLLEGE for Xsans

UASSAR COLLEGE for RSaRs
LaGteS.-The Trustees of this lnstitu-
ton, desiring to extend the benefits Of Mr.
Vassar's munidcent gift for the better educa-
tion of young women, will admit. At any
time in the Collegiate year. students prs
pared to join College classes. charging ex-
penses only from the date of their reception.
Terms low; great facilities for edscation,
such as Cabinets, Art Gallery, Library, Mu-
sica, Conservatory. dc. FOR circulars con-
tanning full information, address J. \. SCHoU,
Poushkeepsie, n. 7.
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DUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber

DUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber
- will offer at Public Sale, on the prcmi-
ses, on Thursday, Dec. l9M, inst, VAL
UABLE FARM. situated in Cambria town.
ship, II miles south-east of EbeDsburg. con-
tanning 120 Acres, one hundred of which are
cleared and in good state of cultivation
There are upon the premises an excellent
FRAME HOUSE, BANK BARN, WAGON
SHED, CORN CRIB and Stone SPRING
HOUSE, besides two good Apple Orchards,
a never>failing running pump of water, and
all other conveniences.
Also, at the same time: will be offered for
sale, COWS, YOUNG CATTLE, SPRING
CALVES, SHEEP. THRESHING AND
MOVING MACHINES, Two Horse Spring
WAGON, Two Horse SLED, and many
other farming utensils. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, when terms will be made
known by ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ebensburg, Dec. s, 1867.
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''NoR Stacked the messenger his pace
He showed the sign, he named the place"
Where one of the largest, most varied, and
certainly the cheapest assortment of goods of
every description is offered for sale TAs
sign-Mllls & Davis; the place-Main ST.
near Centre street, south side.
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The RURAL is the leading and Largest
Circulating Newspaper of its Class "a the
Co1tineut-superior in Value ana Variety
of Contents and Beauty of Appearance. Il
embraces more Agricultural. Horticultural,
Scientific, Educational, Literary and News
Matter, interspersed with Engravings, than
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With Illustrations. Tales. Essays Music.
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The RUaAL NEw-YoRKER is Nation11
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West, North and South. 1t EMPLOYs THE
BEST TALEKT in oil Departments. Its corps
Of Editors, Contributors, &c, comprises
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Each No. contains Eight Double Quarto
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TEEBaS--O11y % q year: to clubs
of ten, $3.50 per copy. Vol. XIX begins
JAN 4. 1868. Nosc Is the time to Subscribe
and Club. Great Offers to Club Asents.-
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VVHE PAPER FOR THE MILLIoN!-

HVHE PAPER FOR THE MILLION!-
Il THEAMERICAN FARMER, the Prac-
tical Farmers Own Paper. the Cheapest aud
the Best Agricultural and Horticultural Jour-
nal in America. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUsTRA-
TED with Numerous Eugravings of Farm
Buildings, Animals, Fruits and Flowers
Now is the time to subscribe for 1865
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, Agents
wanted everywhere. For Club Price List Of
Valuable Prizes open TO all, &c., address
JOHN TURNER, Publisher and Proprietor,
Rochester, N. z.
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I0CAL AND PERSONAL.

.oa AND CREssoN RAILROAD
"A after Monday, April 10, 1867,
~ o. tbis road will,run as follows:
81 Y. connecting with Day Express
i'Vyr r,,t and Phila. Express West.
IN connecting with PAila. Ex.
e 4, 81 and Mail West.
sa III NJ, or on departure Of Phila.
Express West:
,np.M., or on departure of Phila. Ex-
rress East.
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ENERST MORTGAGES BONDS, ST.

LOUIS & IRON MOUNTAIN Rail-
ROAD CO.-Seven per cent. interest Febru
airy and August. These Bonds cover Road
of 81 miles, flushed from st. Louis to Pilot
Knob, and in frst-class order. and an extern
sion of about the same length from PioI
Knob to Belmont, now rapidly constructing,
for which the proceeds of these bonds are to
be used, making a through route from st.
Louis to New Orleans by rail. The earnings
of the 81 miles are $500, 900 year the net
on the entire amount of bonds, were they all
issued. The basis Of security is believed to
be beyond that of any other bonds now offer
ed. Apply at the Office of the Company.
No. 43 Wall-st., to H. G. MARQUAND,
Vice President, or to CLARK, DODGE &
CO., cor. Wall and William-sts., N. Y. City.
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Persons who are GRAY

Persons who are Gray
Can have their hair restored to its natural
color, and if it has fallen out, create a new
growth, by its use.
1t is the best HAIR DRESSING in the
world, making lfeless, stiff, brushy hair
healthy, soft and glossy.
Price $l.00. For sale by all druggists.
r. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N II. Props.
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-,,r,rIuRs, LOCAL AND GENERAL.

~Vr,lIr1Rs, LOCAL AND GENERAL
\, negro baby found in Hollidaysburg,
S.sn sent 10 the Poor House.
Rrnrt inquiries why is Arnica like a
mia? and answers, because it is good
crss (sewers).
The Blair County Radical Committee
30 Instructed for Grant and Geary for
arden. and Vice President. What a
bg was there, my countrymen
1 man named Pinkerton, of Sewickly
Westmoreland conhty, was kicked
,be forehead by horse, a couple of
,sks since, and died from the effects of
wound
We regret to learn that Col. Swank, of
JohnstOwn Tribune, has been confined
/ RI, room by sickness for several days
4 We trust that he will soon be him
tagaia.
lbout sixty barrels of coal oil and the
ID work of the car upon which they
gs loaded, were destroyed by fire COM
li.a!ed by a passing engine, in Altoo-
on Friday night week,
We we're in error in stating that Henry
rin, who was accidentally killed by
snine Maltzie, in Wilmore, last week,
!; q man of family. He was unmar-
and resided in Croyle township.
dwelling house, just finished and
yet occupied, belonging to Mr. A. B.
geand, at Parnassus, WestmorelaRd
n,y, was burned to the ground on the
u.rg Of the 2lst ult Caught from a
Give hue Loss between four and
thousand dollars.
Dur Susquchanna township correspond
should know that newspaper publish
10 not give place to communications
.rOmpanied by the names of the au-
= When this little matter is attend
we will publish his epistle or return
bis money-jnst as he wishes.
Acs Sarah McMunn, aged fftyseight
FS and her granddaughter, Ann Eliza
5'er, aged six, were instantly killed by
0! 'un over by the Cincinnati Express,
SslsSvale Station, or the Pa. X. r.,
tuesday last. They attempted to
s the track in front of the moving train.
ay we're horribly crushed.
During an alteration between a young
named James McQuown and another
named George Shields, at singing
d IN Canoe township, Indiana county,
saturday night, 23I ult the former
bed the latter with a penknife in the
90 Of the intestines, and produced a
md which resulted iii death on the
day following MeQuown gave him
aF, and is now in Jail, The deceased
a wife and two small children.
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WANTED.-1oO Farmers to engage IN
w business that will pay from 500 to
$3.50 per month from now until Spring
Address JONES, BROS. & CO.. Phila.
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HARTFORD LIVE Stock Insurance Con-
PAEY.-We call the attention of owners of
horses and cattle to toe advantages offered
by the Hartford Live Stock Insurance Com
pany, Kerr K Co., Altoona, General Agents.
The Company offers insurance against loss
by theft or death. It's capital is half mil
lion. giving ample security for the ability to
settle all losses, however extensive, while
the undouoted character of the gentlemen
connected with it is a guarantee of .honora
BILE action, Farmers and others will find it
to their interest TO insure their livestock, as
by the payment of small annual premium
they witt secure themselves against loss. All
necessary particulars may be obtained of the
agents. as above.
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EXCELSIOR DsALOGUES, con-

Ike ELSIOR DIALOGUES, con-
IL sisting of New and Original frst-class
dramas, colloquies. etc, for advanced Speak
ers III Schools. E1hibitiou-rooms and private
theatrioals. Every line written expressly for
this book by corps of Professional Teachers
and writer's. Acknowledged TO be the best
work of the kind ever published. Cloth.
nearly 400 duodecimo pages, price $I.75-
mailed free Address P. GARRETT & co.
Publishers, 7O2 Chestnut St., Phila.
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FARMERs!--

w To engage in light and honorable
business for the winter months, 10 the vicin-
ity in which they reside, which will net them
from $50 to $3.50 per month For particu-
lars apply to or address PARMELEE BROS,
722 SAMSON St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Stoves, TIEwARE, 6c-Tt may not be as
well known to many of our readers rs it
should be, that Mr.. Thomas w. Williams.
who occupies the room on High street re-
Gently vacated by Mills J. Davis. keeps an
ample stock of the most approved Cooking
and Heating Stoves now before the public,
as well as full supply of excellent Tinware
of his own manufacture, and a general vari.
ETY. of Hardware, dc. Mr.. w. has adopted
the proper course TO secure custom by deal
ing justly and fairly with all corners, and
by strict attention to business, and upon his
own merits and the merits of his wares we
have no hesitation in commendiug him to
the patronage of all classes.
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ID of at rapid rate, but most of the
nnsl cases thus far have been of a
n character. We append report of
PToceedings up to Tuesday night, as
'hed US by j. c. Easily, Esq
on'th VS.. Hiram Hayes. Indictment
Aiultery. Not guilty.
NTH vs.. Christian Supp assault
battery. Def't pleads guilty; not
sOced.
NTH VS.. Edward McManamy as
and battery. Def't pleads guilty /;
sentenced.
>onth VS.. Michael Blemel; two in
nents for larceny. Found guilty on
charges not sentenced.
-omih IS. Daniel Walters and Joseph
'srs assault and battery. Found
y not sentenced.
-onth vs.. Valentine Maltzie invol-
W mansIaughter in causing the death
henry Martin. Grand Jury find "not
ls DILL" and the county to pay costs.
.onth vs. Michael Kinney; assault
oaItery. Not a true bill, and the
scutor, Sarah Ann Green, to pay the
a cross suit for the same offence
brought against Mrs. Green, which
disposed of in like manner, at the ex-
Of Michael Kinney. prosecutor.
-en'th VS.. George Welsh indicted
'he larceny of clothing, watch, ETC.,
Nr. Jas. B. M'Creight, Johnstown.
md defendant guilty without leaving
oo1 not sentenced.
'A IN VS.. Monroe Scott, (colored y
9neni, larceny, for the stealing of
a a articles of value from the Noun
mouse IN this place. On trial when
report closes.
-'n Ia vs.. George Gates, George En-
T,u and Henry Foster. ISciri Facias.
"Tcognlzance. PIff takes a non suit.
.IOlas Aliimus VS.. Jas. II. Cooper.
was an action 10 recover the price of
thousand barrel slaves alleged by
a'n'ln to have been sold to the de-
Jury return a verdict as follows:
,a5 ai' lor the plaintiff eighty-two dol
~ 'wenty-twO cents and costs Of
@uu defendant gets two thousand
'4aoTed and fifty of the best slaves {"
,S e. GALES Mr.. Isaac Crawford
'iss ies. at Public Sale, on Thursday,
sI,-,, I, valuable farm, live stock,
J, ai implements, and many other
bee advertisement and hand-
J,~ 1s.urday of next week, I4th inst,
's9es c. Murray, of Gambia town,
sba, h. u'Sposs of horses, cows, young
orn;,p,h I, hogs, farming utensils, house
&n. rs ETC., at Public Sale. See
re,D...: both sales at 10 o'cleck A. NJ,
''P'o'ivs days.
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A SELL.-It is very provoking to Gem
mence reading what you suppose to be .
very interesting news item, and Just as you
think you are coming to the denouement
yov find that it is merely to attract your at
tention to somebody's stock of goods, We
say this is very provoking. and aswe don't
wish to provoke anybody, we warn onr sub>
scribers not to read this, but nevertheless ad-
wise them to visit the Book and Stationery
store of Gels + Reuth, Johnstown. and see the
splendid assessment of books, stationery an
notions they offer for sale. A beautiful lot
of articles. suitable for Christmas presents,
just received. Billy Gels has also at his
fathers old stand, on Clinton street, hand
some variety of Furs, ranging IN price from
S. to $120 per set, which are as cheap as
they can be bought in the Eastern cities.-
Go and see.
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A ZKGOS..-Three magnifcently illustra-
K1ted Medical Books, containing important
Physiological Information, for Men and Wo-
men, sent free on receipt of rs cents, by ad-
dressing the Secretary of the New York Med
ical University, No. 80 Clinton Place, N. Y.
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THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.

Harvest Is overt
The Yleld 10 Gread2
Prosperity AbOunds!
Winter 1s C0E01u8 :
AND NOW Is THE T1AE TO TAKE
M00RE'S RURAL NEW YORKER,
Ths Great T0Wn and Country weekly.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-12-05

LATEST MARKET REPORTS. Ts.-FIour high
almost out of the reach of the poor man.
Corn very scarce-nons by the bushel, plen-
ty by the gallon. Molasses less active
goes slow on account of the cold weather.
All other goods in great abundance and sell
ing at the very lowest prices at the cheap
store Of V. s. Barker, ON Main street.