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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-08-07

!ae only ones in America al others being but base
lmltators will also be introduced in their sde-sptting
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-12
Painless Extraction of Teeth
(WITH0UT GAS)
DR.. Charles BiilingsIea,

Dr. charles Riilingslea,
Mist.
III AVING supplied himself with an An
IL paratus for Producing Locoi An9sffe.
sia, takes pleasure in informing the citizens
Of Westminster and the community at large.
that he Is prepared to use this latest in
ir0yement in the extraction of Teeth. The
advantage posscssed by this Apparatus over
all Others Is that Il gfscts only the pa,t
operated on.
He has also the most improved style Of
Apparatus for inanufaetnrins pure Gds-oi
course all persons calling on him can choose
the method they prefer.
All oprf1tons IN Surgical and Meclani.
cal Dentistry performed in the most approy.
ed style and At moderate rates.
ogics, adjoining his Fathers Residence,
near Formers & .Heehdnics' Baak,
WESTMINSTER, MD.,
where may be found al all times when no,
professionally gagcdatthcfo!lowing places:
taioH Brid9e --ist Wednesday of every
month. -feInnining until SATURDAY,.
Nar Hiadaer.- 2nd Wednesday ~ ever,
month. remaining until Saturday.
JniosaoTas -srl Wednesday every month.
remaining until Friday evening.
Tanegfoirst ';d Friday every monsh,---re.
manning until the Wednesday, following.
apis
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-12
Theo. l.. Fritchey,
STOCK AND BILL
BR O X Err

YES TWINS TER, ND.
WILL pay the highest cash prices Got
w Government Bonds, Stock, Gold,
Silver, tncurrent money, Notes, Bills, &c
Negotiate Loans, advance money on good
Collaterals, Loan money at small discounts
and transact ell business that pertains 10 !
well conducted Brokerage business.
Bar OFFICE next door 10 J. Henr
Hoppe, Esqr. -
TIIEo. L. FRITCHEy.
my2.f
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-12
Real Estate Agency,

iOE fHE rRosEeCIioS eT rnGr BrsNIsS rs
ILL IT'S ER.sonks.
Will Purchase, Sell, Exchange & Lease.
on commission, Houses and Lots in Balti.
more City. and Country Seats, Farms, Plan.
tatious, Mineral aud other lands in all the
Counties OF Maryland.
He cites his thorough acquaintance with
the City, and most parts Of the State OF
Maryland, through the before mentioned
experience, in recommendation Of bis taciIi.
ties and advantages for this business. Has
the oull full seu Of large Maps of Counties
of Maryland
VIII have extensive correspondence with
Rcil Estate Agents in the other Cities and
throughout the Union. Send for Circi.
lars, &c.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-12

L.
= ,zk.Hsleciipp Of
fhR NfTURE
W VIZ smius'er, is now being offered IN thr
pnblie by lRiA y. GROUSE, at lt, NEW
AND tV..illpnloiS
W x q
located i'e1nl one hundred yrrt ha7tei tie
kAlroat Depqs, and nearly nPPe he the
catholic Church.
Ills Stock has been puryha cd ~ ph,la
delphia taar the cash. and consists Of the
latest and most Improved s'yles, wa: V
PAhLoit ~ tllS,
Iese' a-tetcs, Sofas, Marble top Cluster and
esaaqnet tables, Spring seat thsits; also.
ghan,her Suits, consisting OF sflcndidy
finished Round tornercd BcdSleadS, Narble
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-12
ALEXANDER FRAZER,
CIeek and Watch Maker.

ID kSPEGTFrLLy in-
IN ivr,ns the Public that - NJ
he has opened Shop for -
tiss trilnsnction IL business al Mr. Trumbbfs I.
lover end of Westminster, Ia The rSom FOR,
merry occupied by Dr. Herring as an ofHcs.
Bring kpld expericnced Clock and Watch
Naker. not ! repaifer merely, Nc halters
himself that he can give every satisfaction
10 h'< 6upl1yers.
Clocks, Watches. JeveIry, kc., repaired
at short netiee, 10 the best p,sancr. and On
mort aeconmodntine terms
f I4HlH II-ff4 - ~ .t Itf iaf 2 s. y
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-12
FOR SALE,
Martcnet's Large New Map 4
Atlas Of Maryland,

tIhc only perfect MAP of the State ever
rublished,-14 Inches Long,
Al $40 a CORY non EITHER SrYiI.
Also, large Coustg uaps of Carroll aud
other counties, and pockc, Maps of all the
Counties. Colored IN Election Districts, %
cents and 81 each.
GEO. W. MARrENET is THg SoLE
AdgNr Fon, AND WILL SELL THESE Mars ~
CARROLL COUNTY.
I1p..j-ly
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-12
WO0denware,

Embracing Tubs, Buckets, Cburus and
Baskets, Traces Of all kinds, Breast Chains,
Hal1sr and Cos Chaias, also Coil & Fifth
Chslss, shppels, Spades, Forks ,;rnd Hoes,
good assortment Of Spiings, Bellows, An.
wills, Vices and Screw plates at manuEic.
tarers' prices.
EDGE TOOLS,
such as Choping Axes, Hntehcts, Broad
Axes, Mortising Axes, Hand Axes, and
Carpenters' and Cooper ADDE'S, Iron OF all
sizes, Ropes sll kinds, also the different
kinds Of
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-12
iron, Hard,care and
LEA r II z R.

"E wish to inform purchasers Of Iron,
wv Hardware and Leather. and the pub
Lie generally, that we now have fun stock
Of goods IN our line on hand, embracing
Cross-cut and Mill Saws,
Carpenters Tools,
Blacksnith's Tools.
Building Hardware.
Grindstones & Grindstone
Irons, Hsbbs, Spokes and Felloes, also
Oil Cloths, Ducks, Damasks, and all goods
used in the Coach business.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-12
FARMERS AND OTHERS,
LOOK TO YOUR
INTEREST!
CEOR GE w. UHLER

TNAkES this method to inform his friends
J. Of Westminster and vicinity that he has
great Inducements to offer them. Heavy
~ Brown Muslin he win sell by the piece
al cost! We also have great bargain in
Extra Heavy Brown Linen Drill, for Men
and Boys wear, at 2j and 3ii cts. A first
rate assortment ofheayy Cofto,sics, Jeans
and Tweeds, from 25 cts. TO 30 cts. All
Wool Cassimeres so. IS, 20 and SI.Oo, for
Spring wear. Beautiful Double and Twisted
Cashmere SIPS, Bargains in all kinds Of
Domestics, such as Blue Denims, striped
Sblrtings, and Plnids. White Muslin from
l2l TO p cents, cheap and good Fast
colored Prints l2I cents, best Isi cents.
Cotton and Linen Table Diapers, from 90
cents to sl.00-all Linen at 10 cents.
ntn- Don forget that we sell heavy 81
Brown Muslin at first cost, and every thing
else cheap.
GEO, W. UHLER,
l62 franklin Street.
myon Baltimore, Nd
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-12
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14
; cable Des,,p;ia,V tch,s,,.,, e..

LoNpos. April 18. -ATheld debdteSen
the reform occurred last night in the
House of Commons. Gladstone, the
leader Of the opposition, offered an
amendment fixing the voting at 95.
After long and interesting debate.
the amendment was rejecSed: The
Government majority is al. q
The Times, of this morning, has O
congratulatory article upon the defeat
Of the liberals on the reform bill.
The course pursued bVG Gladstone was
severely criticised, while that of the
liberals who deserted the. party was
lauded., The Times thinks the liberal
boilers now hold the balance of power
and virtually control the bill.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14
Meeting OF CoIored Citizens.

AUGUSTA, April ia mass meet
Ing OF freedmen was held today, at
which about 1000 were present.
After organization, preamble and
resolutions were read, the substance
of which is that the loyal citizens of
Georgia should give O united and
continued support to the Union and
the Republican party; that there
should be no distinction on account
of race or color in the enjoyment of
political rights; that the right to vote
gives the right to sit on juries; that
corporeal punishment should be abo-
lshed, being relic of barbarism; :;
that the widows and orphans of those
who died in crushing the rebellion
are. entitled to the nation protection
and gratitude; that the national debt
Is sacred obligation.
j. Il. Shelton (colored) spoke in
support of the resolutions, but his
remarks were conservative.
Gov. Johnson understood the OBJ
ject Of the meeting to be for the pur-
pose of advising and consulting with
the colored people, in order to form
common platform, on which white
and black could secure equal Justice
before the law, and work in harmony
together. He was surprised to find
that the meeting was called for party
purposes, and therefore spoke reluc-
family and under disadvantages. Had
he known that q programme had been
previously arranged, he would not be
present. Being politely invited, how
ever, he did not feel at liberty to de-
cline. He spoke not for the purpose
of defeating the object of the resolu-
tions, but with the hope of devising
for the best interests of the colored
race. He advised them to be sober,
industrious and to exercise the right
of franchise judiciously; to avoid
wicked and designing men, who are
In our midst to SOW the seeds of dis
cord and strife. He believed good
and intelligent white men at the South
would do justice to the negroes. He
wonld do oil in his power to improve
the race in the social and political
scale. There Is and should be no an
tagonism between the races-their
interests are the same, and there
should be mutual confidence and har-
mony; and he earnestly hoped both
races would be friends and co~laborers
IN working out the great problem of
regeneration South.
Judges Slarnes and Hilliard follow
ed, in favor of harmony and good
feeling.
Simon Beard and other colored
speakers favored the Republican party
and the passage of resolutions SIM.
porting that party.
The preamble and resolutions were
adopted. Many intelligent colored
men disapprove the spirit of the re-
solutions, but the meeting was very
harmonious.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14
By Te1S9 91.a aPh-
Expressly 5osMe Columbia tPhosis. I
News Ieerns.

CHARLEsToN, April 1S.--Arriyed
here, to-day, schooners Hopkins,
Palmer and Elwell, Baltimore; the
ship Missouri, liverpool; the bark
Blanche, Liverpool; schooner Mary
Ella, Boston; schooner Sarah Bowen,
Philadelphia. Sailed-steamer Gre
NADIA, New York.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-Tho Court
took motion for leave to file the
Georgia bill for consideration with
ont argument. Chase said if the
Court wished to hear the argument,
he would notify counsel. There was
an interesting argument yesterday on
adjournment. A poi was made
that a special session called by the
President cannot legally adjourn
without his consent, as it would be
dispersion. The difficulty lies in
keeping Quorum together, without
which the Senate cannot work nor
adjourn sine die. If quorum is
present on Tuesday, the session will
probably be prolonged; if not, the
Chairman will adjourn the Senate
under yesterdays action. Several
radical Senators announced, that
were they President, they would per-
sist, like Johnson, in nominating
friends and supporters. There is no
sign OF COMPROMISED
The National Bank circulation is
$299. 100000. ! n
The President. has entirely reco-
vered, and is receiving visitors as
usual. 49,
Henry J. Raymond, editor of the
Times, has been nominated as Minis
ter to Austria.
The internal revenue. receipts for
the week amount to So, 400, 900.
The Senate is making serious in
quiry rs to the premature publica,
tlon OF occurrences in executive ses-
sions =. =.
The registration OF the Fourth
Ward shows 691 majority.
The private boxes of the National
Theatre, on the night of the South
ern relief benefit, sold for $11O.
The names for collector, surveyor
and naval officer for Phiiadelphia
were sent in to-day, and were imme
diately rejected by the Senate.
Two illicit distillery establishments
were seized'ip Philadelphia to-day.
New YORK, April 13.-Fraser,
trenholm q Co., of Charleston, have
been notified to appear before the
Judiciary Committee, to testify rela-
tive to the blockade-running business
and firms assets at the close of the
war.
Matamoras correspondence gives
further news from Queretaro to the
22d ult. No doubt exists that the
recent engagements resulted in an
Imperial defeat. The fighting was
very stubborn. Losses admitted by
Escobedo great on both sides.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New York, April 13-Noon.AFlour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dujl
and unchanged. Corn a shade bet.
ter. Pork heavy, with sales of ESQ
barrels-new mess 1922. S5@22. so.
Lard dull, at 1214@l34. Cotton
quiet and dropping, at. ~ for mid
ding nplands. Stocks very active.
Gold 35X.-
7 p. M.-Cotton a shade tirmer.
with sales of 1000 bales, at 27@2715
for middling uplands chiefly at
271a. Flour less active, but prices
are without decided change-$1O. 25
@11.35 for superfine State. Wheat
opened dull, but closed shade
tirmer. Corn o shade firmer, but
less active; sales 10000 bushels, at
S1.29(91.3 30 for mixed Western. Pork
unsettled and lower, with sales of
5000 barrels, at $22.75@22.95 for
new messAclosing at $2&95L-
cash. Lard unchanged-12L@13L.
Money is easier, and towards the
close first class borrowers were offered
money on stock collaterals at 6 per
cent.--though z is generally the.
rate, except on Governments, which
are sos per cent. The bank state
ment on Monday will show q decrease
Of about $2,36O,COO in loans, and
81, $50, 900 in deposits, and an in
crease of 100000 in specie and
81, 200, 900 in legal tenders. The de-
mand for money has greatly fallen
off, but gold has been uniform and
steady, closing at 35A. Stocks
rather lower, closing STEADY.
BAIr1MoRE, April 13.-Middling
Georgia cotton %; middiing upland
27(@271a; market quiet. Cofee-
sales LOO sacks, at 12}%-gold, in
bond; stock light. Corn-vhite
s1.29@1.25; yellow $1.22. Bulk
shoulders $685.. Lard 1904 Ba-
con-shopiders shoulders 1O4@1oK; ribbed
AUGUSTA, April 13.-Cotton easier;
sales lSo bales-middhng 25. Re
SAVANNAH, April 13.-Cotton mar
ket quiet, with sales of 100 bales, at
25M for middlings; receipts 42O bales.
CHARnEsToN, April l13.-Cotton fat,
with sales of 200 bales -middling 26:
receipts 43O bales.
MOBILE, April Sales of cotton
700 bales; market firm-middling
MH@25. Receipts 116 bales. =
New ORLEANS, April 13.-Sales of
cotton 1000 bales, at unchanged
prices-low middling 361S; receipts
528 bales; exports I, 1852 bales. Flour
firm and unchanged. Corn dull, and
prices unchanged. Oats scarce and
higher -85@s8. Coffee in fair de-
mand, at 249261a. Gold 371S.
LIvERPooL, April 13.-Cotton
quiet-middling uplands 12; Orleans
124. Corn 43s. Sd. to 43s. Sd. Pork
IT'S. Cd. Lard 40. Bacon AZ.
LONDON, April 13-2P. M.-Bonds
advanced Is. Other articles un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, April 1872. M.-Cot-
ton somewhat frmer since the open
ing; quotations unchanged.
LONDON, April 13-Evening.
sols 90A. Bonds IL.
LIvERpooL, April 13-Evening.-
Cotton active, but prices not i'm
proved; sales $4,000 bales-uplands
l1Td.; Orleans 1214d. Breadstuffs
firm.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14

One Lot, containing one-fourth of an
acre, in the city of Columbia; bounded East
by Sumter street, So feet front; South by
Richard Wearn's lot; West by Estate Of
Henry Hunt; and North by lot OF Estate of
Alexander Keenan, Levied ON as the pro-
perty of tho Estate Of e. T. Malone. at the
suit OF the City Of Columbia ya. Estate Of
E. IT. Malone for taxes. -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14
ALSO,

=, A Tract OF Ian :. containing 400 acres,
miles below Columbia; bounded on the
South and Southwest by the Congaree
River; North and Northeast by Raiford's
Greek and by lands formerly Of the Estate
Of John Singleton, deceased. Levied on as
the property of Stanton & Ware, at the
SUIT OF the State of South Carolina vs..
Stanton Il Ware for taxes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14

A House and Lot in the citv Of co,nn.
bia, containing one-fourth of an acre. more
or less; bounded North by Handing street
East by VIM. Sloane, South by the Hebrew
Benevolent Society, and West by Joseph.
Iay!or. Levied on as the property Of John
A. Moore, at the suit OF the city Of Colnm-
bia vs.. John A. Moore for taxes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14

A Lot of Land, containing half an acre -,
more or less. in the city of Columbia,
bounded South by Estate of ). J. Kinsler:
West by Assembly street; North by Keat.
ing Ball; and East by Richardson street.
Leyied on as the property of Mrs. Frede-
rick Marks and others, at the suit Of the
State OF South Carolina VS.. Mrs. F. Marks
and others for taxes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14

ALSO,
A Lot of Land, in tho city of Columbia,
containing three-fourths of an acre, more
or loss; bounded East by Bull street; South
By Taylor street; West by lot Of Mrs.
Fowles; and North by HRS. X. G.. Brevard.
Levied on as the property of,Mrs., s. w. A.
Logan, at the suit Of the State of South
Carolina vs. Mrs. s. w. A. Logan for taxes
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14


Auction Sale Government Prouertv
MILL be sold, at public auction AT az
wv, Government Store house, corner Of
sumter nt and Green streets, Columbis, s. G..
on moNpAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock
a.. M, the following articles of Quarter.
masters Property and Clothing, Camp and
Garrison Eqnipage, viz: 1AN
Horse, II Paulins.
! sett Farrier's Tools.
Portable Forge,
! Nacksmith's Hammer, 1 Siedge.
2 setts Carpenters Tools.
sett Saddler's Tools,
Uniform Hats, Cords and TnsseIs
~ pairs Bootees, Wool Blankets.
3 Great Goats, 5 common Tents,
Hospital Tents and Flies, il H,es
a6 Terms cash, in Government fnnds
Property to be removed the day of sale
$S. P. JOCELYN
I'd Lieut.. 9Th q. 8. Infantry
Acting. Assistant Quartermaster.
Office ddc A. A. Q. NJ, Columbia, s. G., April
0, 1ooE April 8
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14
.hOOk:AT l'HEARRAY.
".al ...te i3r,tsr i. r.
Il Goods!

VAAO@P y % UUOuS'
PRINTS, from 12t. to 20 cents.
Dleached Longcloth, 12s to 20 conts.
co!!ored Muslins, 12a to rs conts.
Ladies' Hose. 1870. to $3.50. '.'"
Misses Hose, 25c-something extra.
Pantaloon Goods, Mems 25c. to a.
" (Boys',l Csc. to 81.
Trunks, from $3.50 to $40.
Swiss Muslin, 25c. to s1.50.
Nainsook Muslin every grade and price.
Jaconet Muslin-a beautiful and attract.
i've line. r .-.,n.
Corded, Dotted, embroidered and Tuck
ed Swiss, 37c. to %.
Linen Cambric:-all prices.
" Lawns " ia
- ALSO, q. 10 :,
The finest collection OF the following:
Bombazines, Alpacas, Grapes,
Challies. Berages, Sheer Lawns.
Printed Muslins, Silks,
Jaconet,' Swiss and Nainsook Bands.
Edgings and Insertions
Insertions,
Real Laces, in Honiton Guipuro,
Maltese Eng. Thread,
Yaienciennes and imitation of the same
Table Damask, Bleached and Brown,
Toilet Towels, Doylies, Napkins, Gloves,
Table Covers, Curtain Damask.
Emb'd Curtain Muslin and Lace do.
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Casines'
Hoop Skirts, Ladies' Hats, (wholesaie.)
Mems Straw, Leghorn and Panama Hats,
Fam!y Colognes and Extracts,
CASTLE and Toilet Soaps.
Superior and approved makes Of
Unread, Needles, Pins, Buckles, Braids.
Bodkins, Buttons, Emb'd Silk and Braids,
Brushes, Combs, Suspenders, Collars.
Cravats, Shirts, Belts, Beltings, Ribbons.
Toilet Powders and Puffs, Pomades.
Bandoline, Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes and Infants Brushes.
Fancy Skirts-something new,
Yokes for Gowns, &C., embroidered on
inen-something new,
The most attractive style OF Lace Cob
lars, with Embroidered Collars. at PRICES
THAT ARE EASTONISHINGLYL Low.
In addition, we offer to merchants a
beautiful line OF DOMESTICS--hayine the
sale OF several we'll known and popular
makes OF Brown Goods. We can offer in
ducements.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-14
Fresh Goods!

X BOXES ITALIAN MACCARONI.
- Casks English Pickles, White Onions.
Piccolili, ChowC Chow, Gherkins.
Mixed Pickles. :.
Domestic Pickles, Flavoring Extracts.
Real Worcestershire Sauce, Caper's.
Canned Peaches, Peas, Tomatoes.
Pure Cream Tartar, in foil.
Puro Salad Oil, fine; CASTLE Soap.
Colman's and b. y. Mustard.
Received to-day and for sale by
March 26 G. H. BALDWIN &c co.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-16
meal AND PERSONAL.

:, HoNoR.-We give credit below
-. y received from all sources except
r. . and transient advertising since We +
81 lls,;.bed s sRoIl Of Honor" " After
P. .;ng Court we shall give the names Of
ss.-;bers and advertising patrons who
n.s us in the meantime, which viii be
n Iist + Of the kind we shalt publish dur
4. |T current year. We sincerely trust
= .'.rv s- subscriber who has not yet paid
4 10 before that time, as it will not
- a saving of fifty cents to each Of
Init VIII enable us to enlarge and 9th
improvs our paper, which we con-
~ doing 50 soon as the first half vel
/ complete, provided the necessary
are forthcoming.
r0IItown-Jerome A Buck. Henry Ben
Nm Weakland, Paul Yohner, John B
Francis Flick, Emil Dishart. John
ESQ, Joseph Lentzy, Edward Farra-
INV Sharbaugh ,EaFhart Farrabangh,
4 Shero, John Mannion. Philip Schet-
. b ] E Maucher, each 81; Nicholas A
! Geo Wesmiller, each 81.
IIu.lown-W P Patton, So; G L Persh-
q.so; " = ns1, xT:,,; Isg ? Gun C,e.s z;,sss '
rnneI' Saleu y 'l,IaL' - ..'nI,.t III. :,
|uyer, Stephen Conwell, John F Barnes,
!, each 81.
|rttO-Patrick Shields. Francis O'Friel,
RYAN. Jr., Francis Cooper, Chas Me-
|'ny, Joseph aogne, 9a Mn s.s,'' = Buek, (, jos sss
FRANCS S . Eosr1y uysz. Nsn Co.. @ s..h W 81
EcnsouIsg -. q hnasss.s ps. % 3. = % 1oIs-, -
Dermltt, Jenn DOugns1sy, g or.' HoDso' =, -
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FAX sweeter music to true woman than
he has purchased handsoms new dress Ger
his loving wife at the great mercantile en-
porium Of Mills q Davis, on High street,
where everything that fsminine heart ceuId
desire may be found in fun abundance and
elaborate richness. Husbands make your
wives happy.
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se f -s- 8 - -. <s-.- ~ - 49, 80 - -
ossn spp.ensr1sls tor aA ne s{Lnptoms
9lgA-y s,saR 80 s1a , n's Rlsssls 1s'e1s
= LOT '.ls.i ssxo q q
llsS h,1 q, tio ~ - @ zllo
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- 9 1s.,ss rs .'s. e, ,l ssly
ss'.s. : lul
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- ,s..,, fs bs
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@ lsss
p:iis s5Ps ~ s,;-s;
~ 81 -. nm -
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= ..'s-a 3 = e -. 49, = n. n
sss asaSS :s IL sss ~ aoa ~ s : e.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-16

IN THE ORPHANS COURT or
= CAMBRIA COUNTY. Notice Is herskv

IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
CAMBRIA COUNTY Notice Is hersky
given that the following appraissments of
certain per00nal properties Of decsdents. e.
lected and set apart Cor the widows Of infes-
tates, under Act OF Assembly Of The z4th of
April, 1861, have been 6led in the Registers
Office at Ebensburg, and win be presented
to the Orphans Court for appl0val. "a We'd
nesday the 9Th day Of June next. to Wit:
Appkaisemsnt Of certain personal proper
e. Of Thomas Rogers, Iate Of Conemaneh
township. decd. set apart for the widow IS
said decedent. =
Appfaisenent Of certain personal proper
ty Of Andrew b Grain. late OF Clearfield tp..
dsceassds set apart for the widow oE sid
decedent
AppFaIsement Of the personal pfopelt4 81
Francis MsConnell, late Of clear6eId towns
ship. decd. set apart for the widow d said
decsdent.
Apbraisement Of certain personki pzops1S
e Of Joc0b Burkey. late of Croyle toWnshlps