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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12

" we are correctly informed, She
Registers Office will be re-opened on
Monday, and we hope the people are
fully advised Of the importance Of
obtaining certificates. Not man in
the county, who is entitled to regis
try, can fail to register without com
hitting great wrong to himself and
to the whole people of the State, and
no excuse can palliate the wrong
Individually, as well as collectively,
we are enslaved and oppressed by ig-
norant and debased despots, and it is
by individual efforts, only, that the
aggregate strength can be acquired
to overthrow that despotism. He
that fails to get a certificate because
B he dislikes the trouble, or feels the
humiliation of the application, or is
busy with his crop, or hates to take
the risk Of being rejected, makes the
Conservative party weaker by one
vote, and the Radical party that much
stronger, and tho wrong of withhold
ing a vote becomes almost q crime
from the fact that the person with
holding it makes himself a party to
all the villainy of the ruling faction.
But we do not propose to argue a
proposition SO plain-our object be-
ing mainly to remind the people Of
the county that the registration will
be resumed on Monday, and that, as
the time is short, all should come for
ward at tho earliest day, prepared, at
all points, to establish their rights to
certificates. TO be prepared before
hand, saves time and trouble, and
prevents confusion, besides helping
to defeat any sinister purpose that
might be hidden under plea Of
want Of time. Two weeks is all the
time left US to prepare for the most
important political struggle that can
DO decided through the peaceful
agency Of the ballot. box---involving
as it does, protection to life, liberty
and property, on the one hand, and,
on the other. the continued posses
sion Of dcspotic power welded with
all the cruelty of ignorance made
drunk with success and maddened by
the fear Of defeat.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12
IxsraRR faoCBAxArlss Pxon Gov.
DnowNLOW. ~
srAss o. TENNESSEE, Ex. DEs'r,
EAsHvrLLE, JAY b, 1867.

"a NAsavlLLE, JAY D, 1851. ~
TO he Cbn,missioners Of Regisrahon, and
SHERIFF. Of dufhe counties Of fhe State of
Tennessee, dnd'fhe Judges and Clerks of The
election 10 Be held on he LEI Thwsdey Of
August 1861;
WaEasAs q seditious and incendisry cir
County Courts Of this State by one John g.
Gsut, Chairman OF an incendiary committee
at Nashville, urging The said county courts
10 supercsde the Commissioners of Registra-
ton in the appointment Of the judges and
the clerks Of the approaching election, there.
by intending practically to nullify the fran
CHS law and to prevent the holding of any
valid election under the Constitution on the
LIST Thursday Of August next; and
WHEREAS, II Is likely that some of the
county courts Of this State, being rebellion lily
disposed, have obeyed said circular and con.
formed to said reasonable scheme of defeat
ing the execution Of the laws;
Now, therefore, !, William @. Brow nlow.
Governor OF the State of Tennessee, being
bound by the Constitution and my official
cath to take care that the laws be executed,
do hereby command the Commissioners OF
Registration throughout the State TO comply
with the 10th section Of the act Of February
%, 1867, by the appointment Of all clerks
and Judges Of their respective counties for
the holding Of the election required by the
constitution on the first Thursday in August
1867. And the several SherIfKs of the differ.
ent counties Of this State are hereby com.
manded to open and hold said election as re-
quired by law, and to make return according
In los of ba 81 Il 4
the clerks and judges appointed by the COM
missioner of Registration.
And, whereas, 1t may occur that some Of
the sheriffs of this State may desire to aid
and assist In the proposed effort to nullify said
franchise law, and may refuse to make return
Of the elections held by the clerks and judy
Go appointed by the commissioners of Regis
tration, | do hereby command and require
the said judges and clerks In all counties in
which the county court may have pretend
ed 10 appoint clerks and judges of election,
to make out an additional poll book of all
votes counted by them and return the same
to the Commissioner Of Registration, who
shall forward duplicates of the result Of such
election TO the Executive and State Depart
ment for the action of the Legislature and
other departments of the Government.
| And all the officers commanding the State
Guards are hereby ordered TO arrest the said
John y. Gaut, or any of his committee OF
agents wherever found, if they shall persis,
10 their effort to defeat the execution of the
laws, and to break up and disperse all assem-
blages having in view the holding Of illegal
elections or the defeat Of any regular election
In tsstimy whereof, have hereunto sub.
scribed my name, and caused the great seal
of the State to be affixed, At the Executive
Department in Nashville, this 5th day Of July
A. d. 1867.
By the Governor:
! Isl w. G. BROwNLow.
A. j. FLETCHER Sec'y OF State.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12
NOTICE,

ALL persons having claims against the
estate Of Darius Stassly, decd, are hereby
notified TO file the same with the clerk Of
Stewart county, on or before the 10th day
Of October, 1867, legally authenticated, in
order shst the same may be liquidsted and
discharged In sccordf nee with the acts Of
the legislature Of the State Of Tennessee
relative " insolsent estates.
q. W. MARTIN, Admir-,
Jnly ~, Isa7-4ws
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ATTENTION
DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS

J. T. Bell, ct ais, %. R. D. McCauley.
In this cause win, on Saturday, the 9th
Of July, offer for sale ct public auction, al
The Auction Rooms of Fsrmar, Rogers Co..
the stock Of Drugs, Medicines and Store fur
niturs of The late firm of NcCapiey 4 Bell.
HORACE II. LpRTOs, BecsiysT.
July IL, ls67-2w.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12

TnE trial Of sarratt still lrsgs its
Glow length along, and the manner in
"hich it Il conducted has created the
very general Impression that its OBJ
iect is DOT SO much to prove surratt
guilty, as Ia prove that Stanton, Holt
and Bingham are inuoSsnt of the
-aaFssI ~ be- As,L.r.
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InsoIvent Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the
estate OF Thomas D. sumpers, decd, are
hereby notified TO file the same with the clerk
Of the County court Of Stewart conaty,
State Of Tsnnessss, on or before the hst day
Of October, 1867 legally authenticated, 10
order that the same msy be liquidated and
discharged in accordAaee With the acts Of the
Assembly of the State aforesaid. relative "a
insolyent estates. This Juns26, 1851.
O. s. SUMMERS, Adm'r.
July ~, lteTsv
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12

FossisE krws.---onders have been sent
out suspending IRON their functions all the
French eonsuls in the Mexican Republic.
The recall Of the British Legation from the
City OF Mexico, and the suspension of diplo-
matte relations between Great Britain and
the Government Of Neiico are seriously pro-
postd
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12
SPECIAL TERM.

Special term Circuit Court Montgomery
county, Tennessee, to DO held SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST.
The Court deeming II necessary for the
dispatch of business that theirs should b :
special term OF tho Circuit Court doth APP
point term commencing on the second
Monday In August neat, lee7) and all om.
GERS Of the Court all snitorx and all Witness
es and others whom II may couosrn, are re-
CURED TO attend as at regular term without
any further notice.
By order OF the Court.
JNo. W. WILLIAMSON, Cvk @. q.
June 20, is67-6w.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12
~ sHERiFF's SALE
or Town Lots and Real Estate,
For. Taxes,
On Monday, Aagass bth, 1857.


On Monday August 9th, 1867.
Bv virtue of writs of veuditiopi esnonas
to ma directed. from The Cjrcnit Cont A.
C.rtsr;Ijs Mor,oom.rv conn,w Iii, al,
At the Cont houss. in he citv ~ C,srh.v;ils
Tenn, the following described pronertv. lev,
\ led upon for Taxes:
a.. -. -. .,,...s p,,,-,
houndsS ". s IN, ss.A.ea . aa .n ., ana
lin :, ~ ,ha Wv, az. Ti.,..
Tho sou,h hv NJ s,..ts,. ~, w. ~ On
~ AZ. .... P'yyP,rvI tu upon
as as ,ao paoper'y o. =. u; " johnston infavor
"
City Of GAINESVILLE Is. s. B. Seat.-T will
sell two town lots, situated on Madison st.,
ana one on the public square-for taxes for
lse2-6e and SO.
City Of GAINESVILLE ". Neblett 4 Settle =
One town lot, situated on franklin ST.
sold for taxes for lssl-'s2-'85 and ,ss
City of C,arksyilIe "a I. N. Belote's heirs.
A lot fronting on First Cross At. adjoining
the lands of ]. ]. Hamlet on the north. by
the Railroad on the south and by First Cross
sc. on the east-sold for taxes for 1851. 40
and '66.
Civ NJ clarl.v;,,s a, s.m,.i p.,..,
Ons 10, tron,,nn -, NJ !. J.. 0 U
addition ~ Tho it, =" nnm " ~, o' W
Tvnss' ss,s,s".o,d y, TO- a. ,Se, zoo " ,..
ond fas ' w. '"~'' 'o' '''A 'N' %
Ci,y ~ c,or..,,,,. a, c.,.. e,...
On 10, fror,;nr -, ~. nhiio i
,o;n;nr ths nro,,as,,. - pe stua' ~
north and I u M.,.;. y. se ss ou '"e
so,d e. ,ax. g.. ,one 0 D''' y" wv '' wv
C;tv 30 Ci.,S.,, uo'.
Ons M cron.;,. ~ 1870,
nm ths - a., b- ~ om .".n ~ ~ " I"u1'
R.,,cv m. ~ ra,,,f ~ ~.
south by Frsnkl;n 81 nov occ,n;cd 10 N
A. Fowjke.--ao,a shr ,a,s. sor ,ss, ,sS ,ss
and ,ea- 1900 ~ w
Citvos cuart.v,,,. a., W g s,.,e,.s,-a
| Or Iot horndsd On ~. as, h~ ~ LA
NJ a A Henri IN IN. w.s. =, X n ~
don, q, The nsr,h NV an sIIsv an ,hs .om,h
bv FrankI;n st--soid mr. ,ax.s snr rsei ,ao
az and 'ea ' ~ ~
C;,n 90 C,,, w n s.,
One ,ot bounaed IN ,hs son,h hr ,h. n
x on the west Inv Iosenh iohnson .rS nm
the north nv Madison n --sold a, a rss sor
1891 ,so, ia ana 'se
Oity OF EVANSVILLE W. VIM. Carncy's heirs.
One lot, fronting on Spring st., and ad-
Joining the lands Of Stewart and Henry,
near the lower Red River bridge-sod for
taxes for 1851, '62, '8b and '66.
Cify OF Ciarksviiie %. VIM. Rogers heiSs.
east nv the i.nas ~ ~. M,oSsi y. az
north by Union st., on the west by Norfeet
81, now owned BY VIM. Rogers estate and
occupied BY u: A. Campbsll--sold for taxes
Tor 1851, 81 % and 6e.
Oity Of clarksville %. J: q. Harrington,
Guardlan.--Oue lot, situated on Spring st.,
ana bounded on the west by Spring st., on
the norm oy property OF Mrs. J. Glenn, on
me toutn oy Mrs. j. GlenE' lot go In Roberts
aocl.ionEsoid ior taxes ior 1855.
o.V ~ olarss,hle %, hrs. y. j. Lemons.
on the ,or, nv Eo anu oounu
nv Io,, IN Mo sc,,,h he a. ILL., ~, ~.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12

Az exchange thinks If any one wishes 10
experience the practical workings Of the
worst government the world ever saw" he
be has 70 soiourn for brief season 10 Brown.
lows dominion, once known as the Siate.oi
Tssgtfss
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12
BANKRUPT Law.


Is prepared with all proper blanks sud
forms for any business under tho Bankrups
Law. Parties wishing 70 avail themselves
OF the hw viii hnd il 10 their advantage 10
cossaii hin. chsress gcry resEonsb,s ,
July =, 'ss1-v "A,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12
NEW FAMILY FLOUR.

Coustry Hams, Sides and shoulders
or the best quality, fof small or large tami-
lies, Just received on consignment and for
sale cheap by
THOMAS, EEBLETT d co,
Public Square.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12

One Very Nice Close Carriage, on
IN which we will give a bar
gain. THOMAS, NEBLETT & co.
July IL, lS67-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12
w: J. M'CORMAC,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
AND DEALER H.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
11S Third street,
LOUISVILLE, HF,

Orders for Goods or Manufactured Art;eisa
filled With promptuess and a. The lowest
market price. Consignments Of every de-
scription carefs:y attended TO. sf -
June 81, f557-f
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12

ApsrRIA has dispatched feet to Mexico
70 demand the body Of he murdered Maxi
pilisp
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12
Farm For Sale I
OF <dEn GDTra

OF $50 ACHES
FINE LAND, CONVENIENT 10 THE
NJ, @. b L. Railroad and the Merchant Mills
OF Red river, with a 2
Cottage Residence or Six Rooms,
and barns sufficient for $4,000 pounds Of
Tobacco. A great bargain may be had
For terms and other particulars apply to 8.
+. Beaumont, GAINESVILLE, or the undersigned
on the premises, near Hamptons Station.
g. W. BEAUMONT.
July 8, l867-tf.
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DR.. A. B. HANNUM,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

On Madison Street near Key Depot.
July IA, iS67.2ws et
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July ~, '6I-tds.
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power Of the Registers over the bal
lot-box, the people hoped to be able
to hurl from power the tyrants who
Cypress them. But one below from
"the blasphemous bull of Bashan"
seems to have paralyzed hope and en-
ergy when both are most needed, and
in one county, at least, the magis.
trates have surrendered a clear right
aud failed in most important duty
calling upon the people to repair the
wrong by their increased Efforts
Strict adherence to law and duty is
the true policy. Follow this up by a
demRad upon the Federal authorities
for protection in the discharge Of a
sworn duty and . legal right, and
then, if the military overrides the
civil law, is the time to retire with
dignity and conscious rectitude Of
purpose. The time to make decid
cd stand against usurpation, is when
the law is clearly on the side Of the
oppressed. That time is now, and
the opportunity should not be lost,
for asoertaining how far Brownlow
will press his policy of violence, how
far the Federal authorities viii sane
ton his crimes and how long the
people will endure insults and wrongs
from home traitors aud foreign mer-
cenaries, A Grm stand, by every
.Nunty will give US victory,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12

OF Nontgomtry county,.
July 8, Hsr-st p, ne u .sst cas- q %.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-07-04
NUMBER %
STORY OF 4 BASKET.

The other day Rell-kho#n and res-
| pectable young lady Of the upper crust "a
st. Louis, intending TO attend at 4 5ichTc.:.
bought nice large basket at Warne &
Cheever's. and so as 10 be able to identify
property, had & sent hofhe bearing IafeS
card on which the young LADY name was
written m bold, iegible hand. The day
of the picnic the basket was filled WITH
delicacies for the occasions and faithfully
performed its Offices, and was promptly
recognized by the large card and name
thereon as the property of the fair pic
nickian- In due time It was etnptied of
its palatable codtents; and was not filed
as were the baskets Of old; btlt was made
the receptacle Of dirty knives and forks.
empty dishes and soiled napkins. Tired
and weary with the pleasures Of the day,
the party returned to the city in the evening,
when several Of them, including our he
roincs stepped into the Tce-cfeafR saloon
to regale themselves with vfaads q Ia Rus
sian Possessions. Depositing her basket
in q corner, our lady friend thouehf no
more Of It until the party wis leaving.
when basket; name OF fragments. could
nowhere be found. II had been stolen.
Giving it up as lost, she thought no more
of the basket, but returned to her pater-
nal roof and was soon dteamibg lovers
dream of the day presi0us.i 1maeins
Miss IS surprise on reading the afl-
nouncement IN the morning paper The next
day, informing the pubic that a basket
had been found on the steps of proni-
nent gentleman's residence, to which stas
attached card bearing the young iady's
name, and in which was fine bouncine
baby few days old.
A terrible CONSERVATION spread throueh-
out the household Of The baskeiIess y0ii5g
lady. Blood and revenge was loudly
talked OF, when an explanation ensued,"
and the newspapers were requested to, and
did announce the NEXT day, fhe facts as.
above stated, which is satisfactory TO all
We suppose, IS it seems that
the young lady owned the basket and card,
but not the baby.-Sprmassld NJ Rkgis-
Ter, Juns 81.
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A MATRIMONIAL PRoPosITIoN.-We
yesterday overheard -unintentionally OF
course-a bit'of matrimonial conversation,
which we hope the parties interested will
excuse as for repeating.
A young man, laboring on farm not
many miles from this city brought the
daughter of his employer into town to see
the circus. On arriving in the city, they
proceeded to one of our best refreshment
halls, and were soon seated Ia one of those
cozy recesses provided for the accommo-
dation of hungry mortals. The good
things of the establishment were ordered
and disposed of by the inmates. There
conversation was running largely upon the
subject of matrimony, aud the young man
proposed that they proceed forthwith and
be ssunited." The lady replied: sHow
can l marry you, John you are very
poor, and father is wealthy and very
proud ssPride be blest," exclaimed
John, ssmay never ride another horse to
water If ! wouldn't marry you If he was
worth million. and would give as hall
of it." There was sound, as if horses
hoofs had been pulled out Of the mud,
and the lovers were happy. Wealthy,
but proud farmers, who have Marriage
able daughters and young man in their
employ named John, will take notice. =
Sandstsky Register.
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Original 4ostrg (.
BIZ JULIA rosrr.

Away to the wood where the grave oaks
grow,
And Phebus at morning peeps modestly
through
Far under the boughs. at the valleys side.
The pearly waters right merrily glide.
Their pathway is pebbled. their borders In
bloom
With the verdure of summer and beauty of
June
And the moss-robe is rich In sunny CLEAN
That carpets the bank OF the beautiful stream
There is food for the soul. there are charms
for the eye,
Where the crystal waters go prattling by
Where thswild flowret rears It's delicate head.
All glowing and fresh from its damp, leafy
bed.
Where the violet blooms in unconscious pride
In each fairy nook by the streamlet's side;
Where the summers sunset bathes its banks
With smile and blush for It's merry pranks.
There's bloom in the forest, there's balm in
the air,
For the angel of peace reigns beautiful there,
And the soul bursts her fetters while stroll
ing quito soon
Mid our greenwood haunts In joyous june
| love to roam through a vale like this,
And follow the streamlet where'er it list
For pure are the joys that gush Ger the soul
As, hidden by fancy, thus careless we roam.
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bRTVATE SALE.-The subsc,

pRIVATE SALE.-The subscri-
Der offers at Private Sale two valuable
bets Of TIMBER LAND. situate in Jack
b sOwnship, Cambria county. and known
the Lloyd Property" AIso-Four 9TH
valuable tracts of LAND, situate in CAM
IA and jackson townships. and kuo~n as
L Pensacola Property" Atso-TWO
|ARMS adjoining the borough of Ebensburg
one containing about 100 acres; the other
out $50 acres. The baifdings are all in
ID repair, with never-failing springs of
ter near the houses.
u Persons wishing to parcssNse or sell
ms or Timber Lands, viii do well by
ling on me before buying or Offering them
sale. r. A. SHOEMAKER.
kp.l1G. Atty at Law. Ebensbulo
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A HUMANE lady in the west of Ohio,
during the rush of contrabands thithers
took pity on poor ragged boy of ds-
cidedly dark complexion, and gave him 8
home in her family. After being decently
clothed Jack was happy; and soon as fat
as prize-pig. The good woman was
pleased with her success, and all went on
swimmingiy till one day she heard him
use the Lords name in any thing but a
reverent manner. Calling Jack TO her,
she proceeded to lecture hin upon the
enormity of the deed, telling him he must
certainly go to Tophet, unless he stopped
swearing. 'sWhat kind OBJ a place am
dat I" '.It is lake of fire and brim-
stone" "Fiar and birthstone; Missus rs
''Yes, and you will be put into it and
burned forever and ever" ssBut poor
Jack burn all up, Misses II mo, you
won't; you'd keep burning, and never be
consumed" .sBut l neber could stand
it." ''You viii have to stand it, replied
the woman; something at loss for words
to make him understand her ineanibg:
''WelI;" replied the juvenile. cofitraband,
eff kin stand It, Missus, don't care for
hell-iar or birthstone eder.''-H Csnirss
vtlls Gazette
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EIXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Let

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Let
ters Testamentary ON the estate Of
Encis Glosser. late of Chest township,
|@orla county. decd. having been granted
ne undersigned by the Register of said
||,9'y, all persons having claims against
estate will please present them duly au-
|a'cated for settlement, and those indebt-
. the same are hereby requested to come
'ald and make payment
PAUL YOHNER, Executor.
Soest Township, June 13, 1S67.-6t-
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Lord BUCKINGHAM was once at dinner
where Mr. Grubb was invited 20 sing.
He begged TO be excused, urging that be
did not know what TO sing. ssSirg I'D
be q butterfly . suggested the nohIsman.
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I'F7OIltown. May 80. IS67.-6t.o

|)lSSOLUTION. The partner
ship heretofore existing between s. A.
se and DR.. H. @. Christy. in the hotel
ness, has this day been dissolved by mu-
cOnsent--S. A. Criste retiring from the
The business will be continued by DIR.
= thirsty. who win pay all debts that
opw % or may become due.
L'alhtzin, June IL. 1867.
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THERE is q whole sermon IN the saying
of the Persian: ssIn all Shy quarrels leave
open the door of reconciliation. It should
never be forgotten.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-07-04

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Let
tern Testamentary on the estate of Mich
weilandt, late of Susquehanna town
2, Cambria county. deceased, have been
|nied to the undersigned by the Register
ald co0nty- All persons having claims
1ls. said estate viii please present them
payment, and those owing the same are
Esested to make settlement without delay.
PETER SHERO, Executor.
Sfrolltown, May 80, 1885,. .-6t.o
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MAN DOWN--LTFT HfM

circumstances compel me to make
Eng call, a stroug call. and sincere and
ferEnined call to all those knowing them
YES indebted. the subscriber having Habil-
f to meet and drugs and other articles 10
requiring cash and nothing but cash,
FAough greenbacks might do. All the
aey that have received from my patrons
C my debut In Cambria county has not
"a sufficient to clear my drug bills. do
are my friends that It is NOT my pleasure
aarass or distress any ore. but my neces-
p therefore hope this call will be suffi-
n notice to all. j. j. KRISE, III. d.
'& Augustine, June 9. 1867.-lm.
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War Is prosy preacher Ike the hub
Of wheel ! Because the fellows eFouDd
him are tired.
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.OSEPH ZOLNER, JR.,

n AO11INE Fit, Jk-,
WatchmaI<er and jew eler
TAen the soom on High street, opposite
IUuntain House. recently occupied by
lloyd as Drug Store. Watches and
=. say repaired on short notice and at the
rates. and all work warranted.
S~usourg. May %, 1867.