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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21

osiness ahQ Iaifncss N ueaiinR ~
Ieir motto. Try them. |,
Col. Edwards, an ex-FedcraI off,
i, has been Iately tried and convict
In Athens, Tenn, for utteripg ase-
)lioas language dcnouncing old
rownIov--Aned $50 and costs, and
)squslifcd for three yearsfr from hold
When You 90 to Memphis and sell
Pur cotton, and get ready to see a
od time, just drop in at $3.50 Main
rcct, and see what . nice just-any-
ing-you.want Willis Boyhn can
pp for you. Recollect the num-
)r-S39 Main.
The Pine Bluff (Ark.) Dispatch,
" tkat county will send about four
gro members 70 the State Consti-
tional Conyention-all Of whom
poe Rsdicalism and support uni
(rsal amnesty to the whites. The
|gr6ss Of that county know who are
| 49,. IL
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21


coa u u u sfAntSfM IA viii
Ne seen By ihs msVefH msni w
anethef column. thai fhls Naageman
has established ON aHfnpy a koas
nsko, Mis-, ~ ne alo II steam
sas-milis. wood and Iron ma slaery
agricultural lmpl ment. nod hdbf-
saving machines n Ill kinds. Man.
u%feIufefs viii Do veil ~ .eud him
their machines 70 sell and persons
wishing 70 buy wifi DO hotter BY nd.
dressing him before purchasing, IA
we know him 10 DO q competent and
reliable busIneas man, Of largo espe.
Renee IN Mississippi, and we'll known
throughout The Stnte.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
VIVIAN 1T GAN no.

II %rlcansoa The tt6mach. aroasea The Liver,
opens The bowels, anA carries of All bilious
natter eiieeting quick nad permanent cures.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21

F#aIIlH TlMHN W4IIm
m Hn sad bfsn
hHy. fHs# fsliia# af la Wnmb
ihH lalafHf msHHfmlsas fsfa
: hmdpta trd alH NJ "A Hd
fH# hfH mslaneiasly aaA
'f#immna # fn h#f fHuf eid
idahH maffleI mi sheie kmats
ltsf~ Al aRemlsd and irritable
wb#b u afbuANA FtHofes AHi ~
~iaYlawHa4 ~ mugl.s sgess4
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21

The Pine Bluff (Ark.) Dispatch,
ys tkaA county will send about foul
Pgro nsphesY 70 the State Consti-
kionaI Conyention-all Of whom
(poaa Rsdicalism and support uni
Frsal amnesty to the whites. The
(gr6ss Of that county know who arc
: real friends Of the black man.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
Farms for the Million.

There i not 10 this scheme an acre Of
Swamp or wild land each farm Is part or
tho whole Of a cultivated planiaiIon-each
iraet Is on or within a few miles Of a railway,
either on tho
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
JURORS.

The following are the names of
the persons drawn as jurors to serve
at the November term Of the Circuit
Court, which commences on the first
Monday in that month: 40
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-10

1000 SAB ertra SaniIien@ @febr
800 sos Grtrd fuperFne @ebli -----s---
50 SbSs Nep Orleans 3Mder,
af6tbs 9enerara 9uder, gs4HeS
so Tos aepdfter Hnb pub erifIrter Sader,
200 Sad Rrima RiO aaffee,
Is Sud 2asuiTa aaffee, u
Is sos frif9en &ets, p
50 TaB Reru Orleans UsoIoffes,
200 aiiten 9rorter u. SAMPLE SEIZE, 49,,
$50 aiaeit peri1tebene Gerten seize
ss , 100 aiRen StsGrinRdAe 1 ~ n 49, 49,
100 aifen GaIsIidte, bart sepreBt,
50 aifien feiner Rau6tabat,
80 @rob Sine G,A Sabat,
Is SAP RGuGtabaf,
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.ess rs 6ab ar1srifaniiasr SoSas - e7E6s
40 @ilten ,tnb gfinSs Eannen Auiserr'
50aifteh @Eefier, .ss1
50 aiten @epiirse,
50 Ritter Snbigo,
'l1a3l 40 satae,t Gema5Ienen Semfs 1s5l LITTLE
u Sas NRafor,'s s8id5fe, sre
60 aiiten gint, Quart u. V GaGpnen 6Iaidsi
20 aiiten Garrett S4nupftabat,
20 groB Snrtee's 8lalr
20 Eas Bourbon Bbisfep,
sl-. IS Eas EObertIsus Gonntp Bbisteu,s = ~
100 Bab 5spte Naib Froof @sbisfep,
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IS 6aB SngDer @ein,
IS 6as sIse gSeines - ~
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so 2ifen Gtdrte,
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so Rtfen afOrtirter ganSpt
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~ 0Sedflep s . arbfunsb,
sSr. 3 gforb College StraBe,
,s~ Rafbpile Eenneiiee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-10
y, : @qs &beaterIeben,iif in @awe6en

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nod tsit6t iebr onsaebitott IND Oas goit
bat bort nod fein 8eoiirfniB mad elmer
Biibne. 6Eeoerife 8renier bate BON
eirer 6reiilOin sfOsi iaNee 9dnsinao@eu
su0efdift bef6lnniett, Die BET ibr IN
DieuIt trsten folttu. sic troilte linen
Elm 8sr9nl9eti iii0nen nno fhifte re
9lbenbs. i1s Eheater. QIber fnulit cine
balbe @tIrlne,, nadoem sie fortgegdngen
parrn, fainen iie faon pieber mad Saufe
SllriiG. ..,-. = AZ ....as - 49,. $
,,Sa iparliut islO, SIT Oenh nidlt iits
Ebeater 9eean9ea 7" fragte bic Sarifts
iteIIerin erffaunt- IS. r.,
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Mfabden, .unb idBen audi 10 tdnge bis
Der 8orbans nlitefna;s aber Do finssn
etiige 3erren uno einige Damien nit
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ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beiprGGea,
10 tpolItell mir nibt sabringIi9 iein uno
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|,is49s0 ie, effieisse 65dbuhg 6ef
Baummollen Grtrages fur 1866 If
j, 75o, 900 8alleH, iebsr 81 400 gfupo,
Das maht allc 75O, 100000 8lunp
Seras ALIEN bat 30, 900 Ba1en pros
oaSirt. WiiFllippisfOIat NIT 270,O0t
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205, 900; alrfanla8 49, 600; Sennellet
Jas, 900; eeaifiana 100 900; Siio Ga
1rolin# 102, 900; Moro @arolina 81, 900
/ SSiorioas36. 000s anbere Staaten Suiam
linen. 67,000.e Die, gorn grnOte FIJI
1866 miro aHf1SS0, 900 900 Wiiaionel
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Is. Afiaionen Bufdel ge9en 1866 itell
fitb 7aHf % norolide. Staatep binaas
Die eilftStaoten, Die fefebirteb proou
eirtcn s1S5, 100000 8pldel, gegel
.274.000,0 900 in, Sabre 1859, lett mel
der Belt fem 8eridt ans Den, lSnSel
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-10

i. s = F.4a i
Il y QLas ct. Yetersbng9 piroj Der
.6pen 3ta." Der RIen elmer Eheilnn9
Ser &ilrfei Hliteetbsiltl bon msldletil bssa
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itahe lteben0en &reilen berDor9ebe. DIE
fieben 8unffe 0iefes EbeiMaesplanes
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nos iue6Et Den bagpiidDeH SLisgenoer tle1'
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I'D, sls eflsna felbltaupi9al Stant 81 scgH-
tituiren ODER mil BEN S0lligrei6 STE
kdenlauo III pereinieen. 3 Bertnts
auna Der propinjen Sbehaliell UNI
ESpirrs nit Oenb Soniereih. 4)unab
hanqiafeit Bf1nts negrDs unb Der rlatilh
! uildaen Tiiritentblnter. Gtrfdtllna esnel
/ 5eraoatbnuis Eesnsens nit bsr Spesss
COMMA inter cinsin Dlterreihif9eh gtS'
4 berscae. 50 thhdbbdngigfeit Serbieas
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tes uisfer seinfnl tafiilsIlel 9 btiirksa'
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-10

8orurtbeiIe 0soeu Die Sei0eusuGt inill :
len nurb geipreduros prattif9s Oes
monltratiollen uao n1ernuDIId9e 8ers
Hlndle bon Golden, tpel1e It'd. .oieier
geaentanSs sur. Gpesialitat hidden
;ausgerottet1 iperoeu,, uno biele pnoeaf'
barcn une iebt uItbeInhnteni Berliiibuu'
oclkr 5in6e1s, snIebf pie osip6bnliAe 8ei
lobuAn8 pes YlOalsrs1l allsr OftsHtli4rt
0sbltbatru. e.j4l;i7 W. 49, .sae OH
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31
MARREED.

HENRY-KITTELL.- Thursday eve-
ing, oath Inst, by Rev. R. C. Christy, Mr..
SAMUEL Henry. Cashier of Lloyd & Co.'s
Bank. and Miss MAGGIE, youngest daughter
of VIM. Kittell, Esq, all of this place. No
cards.
Thrice lucky wight is SamHaT,
In winning such bride
A fair and fond companion
With heart both true and tried.
May he fondly cherish ever,
With tender love and pride,
And affections pure emotion,
His Maggie by his side"
May they prove to one another,
Mid the joys and cares of life
He true and faithful husband,
She & fond and loving wife:
END thts happy be they always,
Free from trouble, care and strife,
Till fleeting time shall bring them
To the purer, better life.
SINGER-WEffN.-On Thursday, oath
inst, by -, Mr.. JAMES c. SINGER and
Miss --, daughter of George Wehr, Sr.,
all of jackson township.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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A UDIToR'S NoTICE-Tbe under

4 UDIToR'S NOTICE.-The under
IN signed Auditor. appointed by the Or
pbans' Court of Cambria county to distrib-
ute the money in the hands of David Shat
fer, guardian of the minor children of ia
cob Shaffer, deceased, to and amongst the
persons legally entitled thereto. hereby no
tifies said persons that he VIII attend 60 ehe
duties Of that appointment, at his office in
Ebensburg, on Friday, the 22d day of No
renaber. 1867, at o'clock P M. when and
where all parties interested may be heard.
F. A. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
Oct. 81, 1S67.-2t.
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VIE ARE COYYING-

And will present to any person sending us q
club in our Great One Price Sale of Dry ana
Fancy Goods. &C., Silk Dress Pattera
Piece of Sheeting. Watch, &c free of cost
Catalogue of goods, and sample. sent to arv
address free. Address j. S. HAWES s.
CO., so Hanover ST., Boston, Mass. 7. Q.
Box 5125.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAE

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAI
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of the Human Organs IN I state of Hen
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and their D3pfo4a ble Consequences upe7 rhe
Mind and Body, with the Authors PA, ~
Treatment-the only rational and saceossfal
mode OF Cure, as shown by fhe report cf csssr
treatel a truthful adviser t. the mar, le..
and those contemplating marriage who eG-
tertain doubts OF their physical condition
Sent free of postage to any address, on re-
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31

AFTER being blessed with one of the most
delightful Indian summers on record, we are
just now experiencing those cold aid chilling
rains which always precede grim ole winter,
and which remind US how cozy it would be-
to place ourself inside one of those splendid
suits of seasonable clothing with which V.
S. Barker's store on Main street is now so
amply stocked.
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A BIT OF ADVICE let US give you in words
respectful and plain, which we are sure never
can grere you, but will prove to your profit
and gain. II you seek for the worth Of your
money, and we are sure you viii ask for
no more, buy your dry goods and fresh gro
cefies at Harry Shoemaker's cheap store.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31

FIRES and weddings, serengdes and squab-
bles have terded to make the past week one
~of intense excitement in our town, and for
the time being probably some of our citizens
nave lost sight of the fact that ). NJ. Phomp-
sons cheap store on High street is the great
emporium for the best goods at the lowest
prices. Keep this fact in mind and profit by
the knowledge.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31

To>DAY (Thursday| is Halloween" or
the eve of Ali Saints Day, which IS as good
a time as any, and perhaps a little better.
for visiting the cheap mercantile mart of
Mills & Davis, and buying your. mother.
wife, sister or sweetheart, a fine dress pat
tern from their ample and handsome stock.
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An OLD STORY, but yet true, that Goes
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DAKNTS FOR Partners ASE
Ii Z

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ENERST MORTGAGES BOMBS, ST.

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MONTHLY MAG

RALLOU'S MONTHLY MAG
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publishers are thereby induced to still further
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NEW SUBSCRIBERS FOR 1868 to tbs
In ILLUSTRATED PSYCHOLOGICAL
JOURNAL. at IS year will receive Nov.
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CONSUMPTION CAN k4N dUREE.

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oo AND CREssoN RAILROAD
"' .fter Monday, April 19, 1857,
D 90. .h;s road will run as follows;
Jr.'S " " connecting with Day Express
''2r r,,t and PhiIa. Express West.
NJ connecting with Phila. Ex.
East and Mail West.
I,,' I.l W.. N, or on departure Of. f.Phila.
n hsp, a. ~, or on departure of Phila. Ex-
nress East.
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4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE
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WANTED D-SALESMEH TO TRAY
w Ell ard sell Goods by sample. Coed
wages and steady employment. Address,
with stamp. HAMILTON, PERKY & CO.
Cleveland. O.
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Died.

CONRAD.-At the Union Hotel in this
place, on Tuesday evening, 2Sth inst, after
brief but painful illness. DEMETRfUs A..
CONRAD, better known as "Lfttle N,'' aged
about % years. Obituary notice next week.
Requiescat ~ pace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31

eIoADAY MADE BY ANY OSs
my Patent Stencil Tools. PreP"y s,'nil
free. Bew are Of infriDgers. hy clrG'Hs.9 =,
will explain. Address A. j. FCLLAm 81 ,
Springfield, Vermont.
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A FINE EsrABL1sHAENr-C Roberts
has hi6 new stock of fancy goods, clocks, etc.,
most temptingly displayed in lis newly en-
iarged store room: and can now rest content
in the possession of the neatest establishment
for its size and the best variety of goods in
his line in the county. His store is we'll
worth e visit and his assortment well worth
the attention OF purchasers
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31

HVORREY' PATTI WEATHER STRIPS:
4 An examination of their merits VII
convince any one that Tyrrey's Patent We
ther Strirs excel all others. Send for illus
tIated circular Agents wanted in every
town E. S. & j. TOEREY & Co, Solo
Manufacturers. ~ Maiden Lane, New York
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WTAETED-3 Cen1s-To sell a live
w man in every county business Psy-
ing $3.50 per month snro.
J. C. TILTON, Pitisburg, Pa.
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MORE TNcENDIARIsM.-Anoth bold and
successful attempt has been made to destroy
property in the neighborhood Of our town.
On Sunday evening last, just after dark, the
attention Of Mr.. Abram Meakin and family,
who reside in Cambria township, a few miles
from Ebensburg. was directed TO a pile of
wood near their residence, to which fire had
been communicated by some dastaldly vil>
lains. and while Mr.. M. and his household
were endeavoring TO save the wood, stable
on the premises containing hays etc, was
set on FIRE and with It's contents destroyed.
During the excitement consequent upon this
fire the incendiares entered the house of
Mr.. David Powell, a short distance from The
scene, for the purpose of robbing it. but
were fortunately alarmed before they had
succeeded in securing anything OF much
value They were seen leaving the house,
but made good their escape in the darkness.
There were two of them1'a tail man and
one of small stature.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31

PooH Hotss AProINTMENTs.-The new
Board of Poor House Directors. consisting Of
Messrs. Joseph Daily and Henry Byrne, of
the former Board, and Mr.. John ID. Thomas
the newly-elected Director, met at the Poor
Hoil5e on Monday last. and after resembling
the appointments made az the last meeting
of the old Board. selected the following gen
tlemeiI for the positions named:
Stewatd-Col. B. McDermitt.
Treasurer-Geo. w. Oatman, Esq.
Attending Physician--Dr. r. s. Bum.
It is casting no reflection on the late ap-
pointees to say that the gentlemen named
ADORE are competent and trustworthy. and
we dotfbt not they will render general salts
faction in their respective positions. The
Directors were most kindly treated during
their visit to the Poor HoUse by the present
acting Steward. Mr. Kaylor, who did every
thing to render their intercourse pleasant
| aud agreeable. The latter gentleman will
retain his position until January.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31
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