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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
Eegut Noticed.

. : - "a a.@s : -. -.
TNHis Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the suL.
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of admins,
tIation on the estate Of
JOHN GALLAGHER,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hsv
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the voachs:,
thereof 20 the subscriber,
OH or before ne 22d day If August 1897
they may otherwise by law bs excluded iroia
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 1,
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this lath
day of Dcccmber. 1896.
wM. ;. KEEcu,
Dee. 22.-it Administrator u. u. y.
vTNHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that tho sui
i scribe- has obtained from the orphan.
Court II Baltimore county, letters - admin
istration on tho estate Of
RICHARD SCOTT.
late Of said county deceased. All l,crtui. taV
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the voucher
thereof TO tho subscriber,
On or bcfore The 22d day o( igy. 1868
they may otherwise by law he excluded IRONS
all boncht of said estate. Those indebted 4.
said estate are requested 10 make Immediate
payment. Given under my band this i"b
GEORGE SCOTT.
Dee. 33.--tts Adminisiraiur
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. tina, the SUI.
i scribers have obtained from the Orphan
Court for Baltimore county. letters 81 "dmiLis-
tration on the estate Of
JAc0B.HERTZLER.
late or said county deceased. All peTscnfhav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers,
~ or bcfore ne 5h day NJ Ney''a,j,r. lsGs
they may otherwise by law be excluded from.
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested to make immcdiat"
payment. Given under our hands this 3d
day Of January. 1907.
CHRISTIAN HERTZLER.
ISAAC HERTZLER.
Jan. ,.--is Administrator g. T. a.
vI,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. ,ha, the .1l.
i scribers have obtained from IN" Orphan
Court of Baltimore county, letter, tcstaicuta-
HENRY H. CHEW.
late Of said county, deceased. All persohshrr.
ing claims against the said csia;" ar" h"fe't
warned n exhibit the same with tic v"uchsf.
thereof. Ia the subscribers,
On or before ne 5h day # spit. lst,
they may otherwise by law be excluded ir.f.
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted
said estate are requested t. make inueiia'.
of January. iss7.
SAMUEL CHEN.
BENZ. CHEW
Exrrutnr-.
or to Charles Il. Chew, their Any. iu Fact
Jan. 5.-Ns
'INHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. that thr .rt
Il scribers have obtained from tbs orr itf.,
Court Of Baltimore county. letter. t'-t4ns.t'.
~ on the estate 81
ELISHA :. JOHNSON.
late Of said county. deceased. al person LnN
ing claims against the said esrtf.. are l.rff. ,
warned TO exhibit the same. with ihc yo.-l.,'.
thereof 10 the subscriber
I'm or before hc Sta dug Of >.lf.. i,f-
they may otherwise by law he cNrui'j '-.f.
all benefit 81 said estate. Tho-" tnd, .t.l
said estate are requested 80 make H,-.et o.
payment. Given under our hand. tin - l.,
Of January. 1897.
ELEANOR JOHNSON.
elizabeth \. JOHNSON.
Jan. 5.-lts ExeCu'..At.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
Ioapost Place to Buy
STRAY cow

(tAME In the premises Of the subscriber. "a
Amilcs on tho Hartford TarnpikeUnr<M
Road. A SMALL RED COW. withSvk4N
gives little milk white down the back. belly
and hind leg. q cropin tho left and swallowfork
in the right ear. The owner Is requested 10
come forward. prove property, pay charges and
take her away. clIAs. 4. CANOLEe.
flrr a NE
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
ROAD NOTICE.
Notice IL Hereby Given,

V,HAT "A thirty days iro'u th.. da'r $40.
Il ton will be made Z" tie Ce4aiy .i.
uers 81 Baltimore county. IT, d." ,...' Pc
q county Road running from D. 1913 .- ttr
Hartford Turnpike near Henry y i'....
tcl. e. point ON the loppa Read. ID -t-a...
fifty wards through the .anis -, the .ph... h...
and slso fo5 tie opcniu. g Count, 3d.. b. de-
a point about fny yards hnr'L % 'i.
mentioned GA .aid Hartford Road =. .a.,t-..f
the iopps Roal a. the point ending 'i-l e..
"a closed road. running through Oh ....-
e. T. ~pangeFbergcF.
q. r. SPASGLEEEEGEl
GEO l. EDWARDS aii.,i4cr -.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
DEDICATION.

sINHL SEw EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
III CHURCH -, Ssistcrstown, Baltimore coun.
~. will he DEDICATED (D.V.l on SABBATH,
nc 20M day qf January. 1867. DR.. J. G. Morris
and the Roy. Mr.. Brandau, of Baltimore city,
and tho Rev. Mr.. IIcileg, Of Luthervilie. viii
ofliciatc ON tho occasion. Neighboring clergy.
men and other friends Of the Redsemer are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
Dec. Std. J. MARTIN, Faster.
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and whoelrighting.

I would respectfully inform my friends ani
4 tho people ofthe neighborhood that IN addi
ton 20 my business Of Blacksmithing. I have
secured the services of GooD wHEELRIGliT.
and will hereafter be prepared to execute all
work entrusted 10 me IN that line OF business.
eATisFAcTioN6UAR either In new
work or repairs.
=. ALEXANDER rARLETT.
Oct. ISL pewHont0yHi, Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

an ~ abont the goth November. ISGd. TWO
large horns. short tail the other a~Nl,--Al
black. with short horns aud split~-A.,N.
In the right eur. a reward of S2p will To- paid
Tor their return 10 Mrs. Martin. NJ, >. Iitilc
Constitution 81. Baltimore, ~ Sin reward tt
onr ui them, ian.l2.-- u
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
NetO Advertisements.
STRAY HOG.

CtAME To the premises Il the snhscriuc. %
shaui's Mil. near Davisvillc, 49,,
Baltimore county. ga or about the A YyA
18th Of December. 500, SPOTTED 1I-NCs9
HOAR, which the owner can have by proving Z
property aud paying charges.
CnRiSToPllE lt CORCuHAN.
jan. Last.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. q" .hr -f.. f..
TORS 81 THOMAS 4. SMITH. aH g. ..t.
can't inr the benefit q ID. e 18Th Ari.,....i s
code 81 Public General Law. relative
solvents. that the - Monday ." No as1'. D.
been fixed ior his appearance. ." au-'.'r r
terrogaiofi.s. and Tor final hearing 80 ".
Ease before the Circuit court lo- Ut't.u.
county. Dated tie 3i.' DAY 81 Decent
~ff. Test
JOHK u. LOSGNEckER. ,.,.s..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

N TNT
or >TEEEP fY'R MiNfFfCT0Rr

or >TEKiF FiR hfNf'PiCT0RT.
'INi ',,'. huoNu FIR ENLISTMENT
! 90 :. kLElNEB>Th a. now open. -
.il th' s,rnud aud thiid iloors Of k}[@: m
Ni. AtIpi.A, 81 North Gay street.
t.u i... ifrm thc bclair Market. tho Ilrcus
l.f' q very heavy AMI fine stock 81 FrRS for
Ne whaio.nlr trade
Ai.'. 900 tAr nr-i ila"r ia IA. sam. place for
th' -"tpt trade. splendid assortment ~
LANES FINER FfRS.
..ntpu-Int ~tbir. Mink. Ffmin". Squire.
las.t N.uA. 4c., Fox. Hear. " oil aud Gcnette
ROBES with larc" stock II
tRlL DEEMS FiRS.
l..n',"n and Paris fatters imported for the " in.
ter iHf6. tnoLrHuS KLElNiBST.
imi.,rt.r aui manufacturer Il Ladies Fancy
-Four. Wh"l"-alg and retail 81 North GRy 81,
BciaIf Market Lot.
This sca.an have ~ hranc Il store at ~ West
Baltimore street. formerly the Mineral Water
saloon. Customer. will make their purchases 1
2t3 NORTH GAY STREET
Fur altered and repaired aud cut in the IL.
test fashion. sept 39.-Sm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
MARKET GARDEN

~ ~ u " ffVffhi.
4 PLEASANT COZ STRi RESIDENCE. I
~ milr. from baltimore. al.H ia q -
,..Gr yciy hralthy llcat.ou. consist $50
eEiug 81 "a ACRES. m e high ssss
Sstai~ IT cultivation. Wiill % well
buItT nANE DWELLING. containing Usage.
Isrinr. dining rp,in AMI kitchen "n first floor.
aud tour r"nm. "u Second l"ur. pumruf ~.
r-llrnt water. q Barn % by o. frci. carriage
House. Torn lou o.. and stabling sufficient ior
"a or - hnf .,. Young Orchard. with al the
different varieties 81 iruit. with two ,,rapc Ar.
hHr. II a." best NHrietie.. ia lull brariuc. les
now cultivated a. market garden. The road
is good and d" toll. which Is an object &c con
.id"tation For 'alc low. ipply tu
HENRY ". COOKE.
% Law Elillug- 20. Pad S.. baltimore.
Nov. TIT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
BERGER a. BUTZ'S
EXCELSIOR"
"AMM0NIATED"
Super Phosphate of Lime.

II'AEM ERs aud Dealers are respectfully re-
IL ferred to the above Fertilizers as being
prepared In the best manner. thoroughly rcli-
able aud IN every way calculated b. give uni
versal satisfaction. They are extensively
known. being used with great success during
the past six or or seven years. W. are conf.
dent that all who buy the above Fertilizers
will receive full return for their outlay, not
only upon the crop MANFRED Herewith. hut
even for several years upon grass aud other
aiier crops.
RI. RUTH q CO., Agents,
No. IL Bowly's Wharf. baltimore, Nd.
June ~, 1s66.-iy.
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NOTICE.

FINuE STOCKHOLDERS or THE DULA
Il NEY'S VALLEY AND SWEET AIR
10 meet at SWEET AIR, on Monday. nc iiR
day Of January, issT, at o'clock. r. w.. for thu
purpose Of electing President. Five Directot-
and . Treasurer 10 manage the affairs of the
Company for the ensuing year.
by order of the Hoard.
EDWARD r. SPARKS. Secretary.
uec 9n--td
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
EI'ALRorT rs. ALTnIER. 4r., h q, -.

'INHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. that the sub.
l scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court "f Baltimore county. lcttcr- Testament
t.rx .,N tt,e at
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10

tioERInLE.-A Toung LAZY abducted
and he1' Rauisher STAINED A6re.-Three or
iour days have elapsed since the dark and
horrible transaction narrated below tran
spired, at CT nesr .Flewelling's x Roads,
Mississippi. 4 young lady Of the highest
respectability and most amiable character
W&s proceeding TO neighbor's house,
where party, to which she had been in
yited, was given, when she was overtaken
by negro man and forcibly drawn from
the high road into the woods, her cries
stiiicd by cloth Of some sort pressed over
her mouth. Taken TO a secluded and des-
olate spot, she was tied by the negro, and
there detained fOr week, while the black
scoundrel effected his vile purpose, without
the miserable victim being able to offer the
slightest resistance.
Two men, who were out hunting, unex-
Pectedly camo upon her, still tightly bound
and alone. Her eaptor had left her at the
moment either to procure food or pursue
some other purpose Learning from the
wTetched girl the circumstance of the
atrocity praciiced upon her, they concealed
themselves antil ne should return. Nor
had they long 10 wait-and, upon his
coming they at once seized and sec ured
him. Believing that the victim should
pronounce sentence upon him, they await
ed her decree. 1t was to fay him alive.
They at once proceeded with their hunting
knives to relieve him Of his epidermis
Tie forest resounded with his cries and
inprecais2ns as they stripped the skin from
the soles of his feet to his body BY the
time they had progressed to his waist, he
could stand no more, bat completely ex-
hausted, yielded up the ghost-the mon
ster dying a horrible death. The girl was
conveyed to her home, where everything
was done 10 relieve her suffering, but she
died the next day in great anguish
MemphiS (IcaA 4U4Lu,che.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10

The negroes in Buffalo resolved on
'he opening of the fall term Of the public
schools, to abandon their own free schools
and put their children in with the whites.
Ihe teachers told them they were not al
lowed to accept them, bat it was no avail.
1he Superintendent did the same thing,
nut still they persisted in serding their
children to the white schools The Su-
perlntendent was finally compelled to eject
the colored children from the schools.
Al ms the parents and a number of seedy
radicals became exceeding wroth, and
they now threaten to prosecute that func-
tionary under the Civil Rights law.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10

1t is stated that new and fatal dis
case has recently appeared in different
parts OF Montgomery county, Alabama.
nus lar 1t has bafiled the utmost skill of
the physicians. 1t begins with fever,
and soon bloody discharges from the blad-
der ensue, which continue until a fatal
termination within forty-oight hours. AZ
her death the corpse becomes exceedingly
yellow. All the cases thus far have result
cd fatally. The disease, however, seems
to be confined to the country and to the
whites, as not case has occurred within
the city.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10
The colored radicals in I.ouisian,

The colored radicals in Louisiana,
it seems, in many cases, decline to go to
the polls and vote, because they were not
10 get pay They understood when reg
istering their names, that they were to
have land or something else given them,
but on ascertaining that such was not the
fact, they treated the election with the
utmost Indifference. They thought that
which the "electiye franchise promised
them, was something to eat, and many
took baskets with them TO get it in when
they had voted, and many refused to vote
until they had it in their basket safe and
shure. These are the radical sovereigns
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10

"A dispatch from Junction City states
that thirty thousand head of cattle from
Texas and New Mexico, bound for the
Eastern markets, are now at AbeIme, on
the Union Pacific Railway, eastern diyi-
SION, one hunGfcd and sixty-fiye miles
from the State line. 8uyers are reported
scarce This trade in Mexican cattle to-
wards the United States is ne,1' thing on
TINS railroad, and the suddenness With
"hlch 1t has sprung up into such magni-
tude is remarkable
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10

The Nashville Times hears it reported
!hat a company of Pennsylvania capital
sSts have bought about forty thousand
acres OF valuable iron lands in Hickman
ana adjoining counties, and are making
preparations to manufacture railroad iron.
EPlAes, chains and articles of hollow ware.
'hey have charter TO construct q rail-
road to Clarlisville and Corinth.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10
Apo,oeY-The election has demanded

APoLoGY-The election has demanded
so much Of our time and energies that we
have found Il impossible to do full justice
TO the present issue Of our paper. We
feel, however, that the CAD tidings which
4be Fireman conveys to its readers this
week viii make ample amcnIs for all
in other respects
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10

4 GENTS WANTED.-To Insurance
u AGENTS, &c, &c.-We wisii t. secure
an agent in every city Of more than 5 900
population, 10 act for us in canvassing To
business. i man who is already establish
ca IN some occupation which allows him q
few spare hours, can easily increase his in
come several hundred dollars per year. This
is an opportunity for active men to secure q
profitable connection with the best Advertis-
ing Agency in the United States. Address,
with full particulars, references, &c, GEO.
p. hoWELL & CO., 40 Park Row, \. Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10

-Oi al! the coal produced in the Unit
ou o'ates' Pennsylvania furnishes seventy
'nree and three-quarters per cent. Her
mines are exhaustless and their product is
annually increasing.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10
Y0U,RE WANpED,
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUREED

THE TRUE REMEDY AT LAST DISCOy-
Erred. UPHAM'S FRESH MEAT CURE,
prepared from the fotmula of Prof Trousseau
of Paris, cures Consumption. Lung Diseases,
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. Marasmus, General
Debility, and ali morbid conditions of the
system dependent on deficiency of vital force.
1t is pleasant to taste, and single bottle
will convince the most skeptical of It's virtue
as the great healing remedy Of the age. 81
q bottle, or six bottles for S5. Sent by Ex-
press. Sold by S. c. UPHAM. No. 25 S.
Eighth ST., Philadelphia. and principal Drug
gists. Circulars sent free.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10

Ea8il AGENTS wanted, to SCH s. : -
vtGv lnVentions OF great value n - Ven
ali pay great profits. Send . ets 81 -5'',- e,
pages ana sample gratis. Agents Iar. ~ SCI %
Sl0o' COO. Ephraim Brown. Ioypon ,Iis NAE
TDAEETS FOR FARWPPs-%
4 OTHERS. TIRE GRAFT02 4Aal
ERAL PAINT COMPANY are ~. ~. Mn
featuring the best, cEeaDest and ~ MAUI
Pd5nt'in use; two coats well uut ~ 2~s
with pure Linseed Oil, will Ias, '-; H. lalze5
years it is Of light brown ~ =. ~ CT %
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lead, stone, olive, dTab or cream. :, 5'5el,
taste Ot the consumer. It is ya-...tl %
Houses, Barns, Fences, AgricuI-,--si ny g;
ments. Carriages and Car-makers p.1. pc,
Wooden-ware, Canvas, Metal and ca --a
Roofs, (it being frc and water rrgof, ,'---se 1-.
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Ships Bottoms, Floor Oil CIofIs 'II-..s I--, 21l
ufactuTer having used 5000 hill n '----
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surpassed Tor body, durability, elsst;r-4-- .,
adhesiVeness- Price $6 per bbl. Of 2a5g g &c
which viii supply farmer for vears -. Jos,
Warranted in all cases as above Se-,..2 1,'.2
a circular, which gives full particrl.-l l'i u l.f
genuine unless branded IN g traFa 'ole
Grafton Mineral Paint. address n n ,-I,,E ,.5IE
BIDWELL, Proprietor, 254 Pearls -, n III l
Agents wanted. l.
THE RICHEST NAN IN THE V-o57--
L -E.rtract Of a Letter tfoaa b. - e y
mon RotbscaiLd.-PARIs, Sth AMI ''' ~. 3,'.-
Rue Fauby, St. HonoIe.-WiI Won b, -o.s f5.1,
enough to have forwarded TO mo - aug ~.
bottles Of your Indian Linjment: if Won --.,5 -.
send at the same time the sccount VII VI.
forward you the amount througI N.-ol VIII
Belmont & Co., New York. a's'
Baron Solomon RothSChild havino -o,,--
mended to many Of his friends 8IaioT -,
LINIMENT, and they being desiroas f. r-I
cure it, he should advise him to es..lIistb t'.-
depot in Paris.
THE EEDEAE EEyEszEyT
IS relief, ever ready as a killer af ,.,.-
taken inwarcly, or outwardiy applied. has
no equal. For the relief and cure Of R5rl
snatic and Ne2iratgjc affections, SgJ7ir,
Bruises, 9c it is unequallcI. 7. is ID,
most efhcacioEs, taken inwar,l}r. III rr,a
Of Cholera, Cramps and Pains 5a he q,r-
ach, DjaTrhGa. Dysent1y, C5o'sr1 Nor,
Cholera Igf0n'5tHl, &c and Is without ez,ar.
ton the most ecOaderTH Panacg1 the void
affords. No FAMILY should bs witb7rtit
Every TRAVELLER by land or sea sb1grI
have bottle. MINERS and FARNYe
residing at distance from physicians sh7ad
keep it constantly on hand. Ia case Of 4c-
cjdents and sudden attacks Of Stomach Cln.
paints, its value cannot be estimated. H.
GuiTe for Major LANE'JS LHDEf,S I'M
2fERT, and take no other PRICE SECS
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and Fetal
by Demas Barnes & Co.. y Park Row, <
Y; Gale & Robinson, I6G Greenwicb-..
n. Y; f. c. Wells & Co, 1872 Futon.s..
n. Y; Chas. II. Crittenden, IS 9Th Ave,
n. Y, and by respectable Druggists thToug,
out the world. None genuine unless sigad
by JOHN THos. LANE. and coUntersigaedh
}. 7. LANE & CO, ProDrietors, los Brgal-
way, \. I. G5-Send for circular.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10

There IS scarcely a district thus far
heard from in Ohio in which there is not
more or less of Democratic gain. Some
changes OF this kind are of the most re-
maTkable character, and plainly indicate
q general uprising of the people against
me corruption and misrule of the party in
power. It would, perhaps, be expecting
too much to hope for the election of the
Demoeratic candidates there, but certain
At is that the proposed amendment to the
state Constitution giving negroes the right
TO vote, has met with most signal de-
feat and we can only hope that the party
-O"se enough to propose it has gone down
with its pet project, never again to be res
ntrected, God speed the good work.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10

SHOES, BUSKINS, CATERS, SC,
For LADIES' as53 ChT3Fsr'S 6saT
the subscriber has Just added to his asset:
ment full ana eomPIete Il zoe oi
Boots and Shoes for Hen and Youtg,
.cd he VIII not only warrant 10 Dc sup
Iior to acv goods OF ike character nov bs.z.
offered IN tbs market, but vastly b5..sr L
every respect tha. the slop~shop work g.a
which the country = flooded. Ecnszt=
that I offer no article for sale which Do
not guarantee to be regular custom mals, t
the best material zad superiSr finish, s-l
while I Go not pretend 10 comnes3 il PEles
with the dealers in auction goods, ! hnoE
that I can furnish BOOTS. SHOES, g.
that will give more serCjce fCr Lsss Ecag
than any ether dealer IN this community, a-i
l pledge myself to repair, iree Of charge sly
article that may give way after T5aso2a55
time and reasonable usage. Eyeryb51! h
respectfully invited to call ard eZamiz5 ~
stock and learn my prices.
The subscriber IS also prepared to Csll-
facture to oTGer any and all work in lis ..l'i
Of the very best material and workua1s-i?'
and 81 prices as reasonable SIS Ike vE1-5 CD
be obtained anywhere. French Cali, Con.
mon Calf, Morocco and all ether slEc3 Z
Leather constantly On hand.
y Store on Main street, next cooI
Crawford's Hotsi.
JOHN D. THOMAS
EbensbUrg, Sept. &c, 1867.
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lie LATEST.


Mrs. Lincoln, it is said, authorized the
publication of her letters to her broker for
the purpose Of stimulating the sale of her
property. In New York she registered
herself as Mrs. Clarke and also as Mrs.
Morris. She is accompanied by her son
and servant. Appeals have been made in
her behalf to several Republican office
holders who are partly indebted to her for
their position, but without success, and
she has been obliged TO borrow money of
her broker. The following letter is of
interest
CHICAGO, Sept. ID, 'G7.
W. Fl. BRADY, ESQ:
My Dear Sir-Please call and see Hon.
Abram Wakeman. He was largely in
debted to ME for obtaining the lucrative
office which he has held for several years,
ard from which he has amassed q very
large fortune. He viii assist me in my
painful and neutrality-suspicious., scarcely
removed from want. lie would scarcely
hesitate to return in a small manner the
many fayofs my husband and myself al
ways showercd upon him. Mr. Wake
man many times excited my sympathies
in his urgent appeals for office, as-well for
himsei. as c.hcrs, Therefore he will ONLY
be TOO happy TO relieve me by purchasing
one or more of the articles you will please
place before him. Very truly,
RIRs. a LINCOLN.
AIr Wakcman, it is said, has not YET
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-10
We ARE COIEgEG.

And will present to any person sending US d
club in our Great One Price Sale Of Dry and
Fancy Goods, &c, q Silk Dress Pattern.
Piece of Sheeting, Watch, &c. free of cost.
Catalogue of goods, and sample, sent to any
address free. Address j. S. HAWES &
CO, 80 Hanover St, Boston, Mass. ?. o.
Box 5l25.