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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-03
PHILIP SCHETTIG,
Carroll To-, Ort. %. 1868. e..

N NOTICE.-Lntterso Of Administration
~ the estate of Joseph Bradley, late Of
Millville borough, decd, having been granted
to the undersigned by the Regstec of Gambia
county, notice is hereby given to those having
claims against said estate TO present them duly
authenticated for settlement, and all persons
indebted TO the same are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
JOSEPH DAILY. Admir-
AneghenY Tr.. Nov u ISbS. 6t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-03

ANNA DICKINSON is lecturing upon
seChildren and Marriage" which induces
an impertinent journalist to inquire if the
cart hasn't been put bsfors the horse.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-03
Allegheny TT. Nov. u. 1868: St.
A DMTNISTRATORS NOTICE.

"a Letters of Administrat on on the estate
of Cdtharjne Otterson, late ofiSummitvilIe boz
ough, dece sed. having been granted 20 the
undersigned by the Register of Cambria coun-
ty, notice is hereby given 10 those Indebted 10
sald estate to make payment without delay, and
those having claims against the same will pre
sent them duly authenticated for settlement,
Nov.5 ct. JAMES BROWN. Admsr.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-03

~ OTICE.-Lefters of Administration
cum testamento anne1o on the estate or
John Fitzpatrick, late of Summerhill township.
decd, having been granted to the undersigned,
all persons innebted to said estate will make
immediate payment and those having claims
against the same will present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement
F. A. SHOEMAKER, Administrator.
YbensHusg, OFT. %, 1865. -.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-03

EXECUTORS' NOTICE. = Letters
RZ Testamentarv on the estate of AloYsius
Wasser, late of Carroll township, decd, having
been grantee to the undersigned by the Register
Of Cambria county, notice is he,eby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to make payment
without delay, and those having claims against
the same viii present them duly probated for
settlement.
JOHN HOGUE.
PHILIP SCHETTIG, { A-@e0u'O's'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-03

GOOD, BETTER, BEST.-The best
" and cheapest Tobacco aud Cigars IN town
gre etE y 9scmUr, 60 s4d ses
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-03
/. .. LANGSTROTH,S
PbTEET H9VABJT G1ND BID HITB!

PATEHT hBghfbE GJMB DID HiVb!
DRONOUNCED THE BEST EN ER : Z |
i introduced il this County or State. Any
person buving a family right can have their
Bees transferred from an old box to new one.
In every instance in which this has been done
the result has been entirely satisfactory, and
the first take of honey has invariably paid all
expenses and frequently exceeded them. Proof
of the superior merits OF this invention VIII be
found in the testimony of every man who has
given it a trial and q among the number are the
gentlemen named below. and their experience
should induce everv one interested in Bees to
RUY a FAMILY RIGHT:
Henry c. Kirkpatrick, of Carroll township,
took lu6 pounds of surplus honey nom Two
hives. which he sold at 50 cents per pound.
Adam DIETRICH. of Carroll township, took
from two hives 100 pounds of surplus honey.
James Kirk patrick, of Chest township, took
60 pounds of surplus honey from one hive.
Jacob Kirkpatrick, of Chest township, OBJ
tanned 70 pounds OF surplus honey from oce
hive. worth not less than $2l, and the right
cost him only So.
Peter Campbell from one hive obtained SO
pounds Of surplus honey at one time
EE- Quite a number of similar statements,
authenticated by some of the best citizens of
Cambria county, could be obtained in proof of
the superior merits Of LangstToth' Patent No
vable Comb Bee Hive
Persons Wishing 70 purchase family rights
should call on or address
PETER CAMPBELL,
Nov. 5, 1856 If. CarrOlItown, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A YOUNG MAN, WITH $3.50. NOT ALL NEEDEl
~ Immediately can purchase interest n business that wi
give him first rate income .ec Address with
ences and name and address Tor interview D. c. Is
Herald odice.
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PROPOSALS..

f'RoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAC
" torsSeparate sealed proposals. each endorsed with the
title Of the work 10 which relates the Of the bidder
until II O'Clock A. N. OF Thursday August 1868 for the
construction Of the following street improvements to wit
sewersspecifcaton No. SSIn l22d and l23d streets,
Fourth avenue between Fiftynnth and sIiysecond streets
with branches, and in Sixty street, between Fourth and
Fifth Specification No. H-In Fourth avenue,
tween Seventeen and seven,yonrh streets. with branch ia
between Jane and Horao streets West Waverley place,
between Christopher and West Tenth steets Watts street.
between varck and Sullivan streets, and Church street,
No 36-In 1s6th, 1924 and 1881 streets, between Fifth
avenue, between Fifysecond and Ffyfourth streets,
tween oh and iih streets and between First and Fourth
Specification No. 99Ip Fret avenue, from 2otb
and through 12ls street TO Second
Specification No 40-In Eldrdge street, between Delaney
lumbin, between Delaney and Rington Henry, between
Gouvere and Grand Monroe between Jackson and Cor
ears and Cherry between Coriears and East streets spec
fcaton No nUnfnshed sewers between Fifty first and
FftysIth streets and between Ninth avenue and Hudson
river PavemeHts viz :Nicolson pavements IN Franklin
street, between Elm and West Broadway Nineteenth street,
Twentieth street Sixth avenue from Forysecond TO Fifty
ninth street; Thyihrd street. from Fifth to Sixth
Twenty fourth from Broadway TO Sixth avenues Hall
place. from Sixth 10 Seventh street, and Sixteenth street.
in Twentyfr between Fourth and Fifth
Fisk pavemen-In l2lth street. from Third
First and tor the completion OF the unfinished stone
block pavement In Second from Sxtyhrs to Eighty
70 East river.
The rans for the above works may be spec6ca
ons and forms Sor the bids obtained application At this
Office THOS. STEPHENS,
E0BT. L. DARRAGH,
NEW YORK, July n 1858. Croton Aqueduct Board
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COPAETNERsHIPs.

THE CoPAsrNrRsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
etween the undersigned, under the +. T.
Baker Co., p this day dissolved hS mutual consent
y. T. BAKER.
NEW YORK, August 1865. J. 4. Rollers, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-03
LOAN OFFICES.

LOAN
n.oSIY .IBEEALLY ADVANCED on Sn,s pIA
he hsSs rates also f.wnsicssrs resss bought Tor Dia
1Soi . second
HIsJEwELRy STORE, s7 BROADWAY, DAVID N.
ely and SILVER Plata business strictly private Open from
A sare:i"Lis.rsi advances made on 6snonds 0vS .n1
Watches Silver Ware, Ac, or viii pay The highest market
AT @1 BRoApwAy.-LIBERALA ADVANCES MADE
soass, s On .ns :os SArhs.s
pvAxcEs MADE ON WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JEW.
sof III na rrsS. dUc sssr %s
Broadway.
AT % BLEEcKER sTREEr-THB HIGHEST PRICES
"a pad for Di.Tonds Watches Js-slry snas Dy Good.
"''''' '''< '''''' -'' '''''fs' a. S'BS1i 'BzRSARp
ATH THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR wALLAcKy
"A Thea,eI ray the hshess price for Diamonds Watches
isxACs, Diamond Broker, 81 Thirteenth street.
ATns WEST ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
IA aud slrh avenues-Money advanced on Furniture Pf-
csrpss Books, Horses, Carriages, xc furniture stored.
Arc NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO s. A. BoNroxAr
"A continues 10 pay the hshest set Dia-
monds, wa'eles syeTwars Jswslry, &C, loan; neso
na. and s.s. p4omi tn oa
Diamonds, Watches aod other valuable securities.
CAsH ADVANCED uroN DIAMONDS, WATCHES.
shrE S.ns.i and sSs :s'HT s1as:
No. College place, Of Barclay street. 0roccrs
building
nIAMoHDs, WATCHES AND JEwELRY BOUGHT
and silver Business oOnnssps P,'yss pssq, I for ladies
no YOU WANT MONEY! -DIAMoNDs, WATCHES,
~ Jewelry bought at highest prces Al l1 Grand street.
70 NASSAU STREET CORNER MAIDEN LANE
rates on Jewsiry, Watches Merchandise Lite Policies or
other securities, 10 lsrse or small smounis
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
A SMALL STORE wANTED-wITH TWO OR THREE
n rooms suitable for housekeeping IN good location,
either IN New Yors Or Brooklyn Address H. Brnkerbon,
vVASrEp-FoR TWO MONTHS, A PLAINLY FUR
not hours from city and away from salt
place preferred line OF Central Railroad Of New Jersey
description and terms william Lessels, SO2 Madison street,
New YORK.
vxvANTED TO RENT-A SMALL COTTAGE IN BROOK
w lyn, or anywhere in vicinity Of New York price must
be low with 20 lower part OF New fork city Ad
dress, with particulars, D. DOE lbs Herald once.
WANTED TO RENT-w1TH THE PRIVILEGE OF
w buying, small House Up 10 wn, Cottage and one
OF two acres OF ground near the city Address w. C station
DENTISTRY.
A RT1rrcIAL rEErH-NEw AND ELEoANT STYLES
wthou, psin p''''' Dr. tHnS 4 wHiTR Inns
ssa si''h avenue; Tspn sad Arch sHssts RhnadslihA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-03

(lLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANy.-FOR NOR
" folk City Point and Rchmond-New and clegan, side
wheel Steamships ISAAC SELL, HATTERAS, ALBE
MXRLE, sARAFoGA AND NIAGARA. One Of he above
ships viii be despatched for NorfoS City Point
and Richmond, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
p NJ pier 81 North river foot Of Beach street connect
ing with the seaboar Inland Air Line, Virginia and Ten
nessee Ar Line souhsde Petersburg Railroads., and
ing freight and through bills Of aans TO all points
TO the hour sailing For freight passage having ee
CANT stateroom accommodation, apply to
N. L. McCREADY, President,
1S7 Greenwich, Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-03
THE TURF,

r FASHION COURSE.-THE TROTTING STALLION
N George Wilkes win stand t the Stables Of Alex Pattsr
for limited number OF mares TIL 7h September next
WIN L. SIMMONS.
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FASHION COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-Two TRors ON
Tuesday August at p. N. Match $400 B. Daniei's
b. SPIDER q. Simmons hr. Nancy Fat. Best in o 10
harness Also stake xsoa Dar'inss br. g H. scotts gr
o. j. CHAMBERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-03

Ae. BURNHAMs FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
A Espress fb West Eleventh street, near Sixth avenue
furniture moved, city and country Furniture packed,
shipped and stored Money Advanced
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NVA6I
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
i THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
haes OF passage greatly reduced and - low as any
steamers Of the above line leave pier No q North river,
foot Of Canal street, at " o'clock noon,
-FOUR TINES MONTH,
ON lST, 9TH, 18TH AND NTH,
yious.
hundred pounds OF baggage free TO each adult xedi
cine and attendance free.
AUGUST s-ALAsKA lneyp, Captain A. q; Gray, con-
Meeting with GOLDEN AGE, Captain Farnswonh.
Steamer leaving August connects closely win steamer
CHINA leaving Eap Francisco September Tor China and
japan. ,-,-..,.. :,
w o~.'f-"J '"~~N' " n BABY. Agent.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.
INl reduction in fare and change Of days Of sailing
The steamships DIRIGO and FRANCONIA win leave pier
Ss East river Monday and Thursday, O'Clock r. N.
Passage Portland, Including stateroom, $6 cabin pas
sage 81. Meals extra.
These steahi,s connect Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway for Montreal Quebec other points in Canada
and the West also with the In.ernsonal Steamship Com.
pany for Easport, Calais and st. John, N. r.. also with
steamship Caroa for Halifax S. leaving Portland every
Saturday, NJ
Goods forwarded TO parts OF Maine Freight received
daily. Bills OF ading signed at olcs pier
For freight or passage apply to
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK CITY CENTRAL UNDER
" ground Railway Company.
NOTICE.
The Board Of Directors of the New York CITY Central
Railway Company hereby give notice. that they
VIII open books for subscription to the capital stock of said
corporation at the Office of Brown Brothers Co., 80 Wall
street. In the city OF New York; Tuesday the fourth day Of
Auguu next and that said books will remain for at
least thirty DAYS thereafter that those who desire to subscribe
for said stock have the opportunity do and In
the event Of larger being subscribed than the cap
tai stock OF said corporation then such subscbers shall be
entitled TO number Of said
may be and in proportion to the amount subscribed
Each subscriber shall the Of subscribing the
treasurer five Of the par value Of sub
scribed by him.
NEW YORK, July 10, 1868.
". B. OGDEN, President.
HxNRy r. VAIL, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-03

AT ,7-MoHEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON Ola.
a ponas Watches, Jewery Ae, Or The same bought a.
monds Watches Jewsyl Ac a77 Bleecker street, second
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-06
CLEAN IGGs.

Seven hundred and sixty SIX petitions in
bankruptcy were fled in Indiana, in the year
ending on the 3lst nit.
General Hooker and wife are expected
on the steamer St. Laurent, now due at New
York. Il is reported that both are in poor
health.
The Decatur Ala Republican says If
Alabama is admitted, and has reasonable
show, she is Just as certain to GO Republican
next fail as old Massachusetts.
Artists will give Boston wide berth
hereafter. Hart 8 Autumn in the Connects
cut brough. there last week the magnificent
sum Of S57.
The steamer Princess, laden with Gev.
eminent freight for Fort Stevenson, sank in
the Missouri river, abont twenty-five miles
above Lexington, Sunday night The boat
and cargo are probably a total loss.
of the forty citizens OF Helena, Ark. .
who were poisoned by pariaking of arsenical
ice cream, none have died, though all wer !.
very sick. Where the poison came from las !
not been discovered.
New York city gives annually over one
million and seventy thousand dollars to local
charities ard religious associations, beside
contributing the hons share 10 the six nil
lions raised for similar purposes of general
scope.
The House Military COMMITTEES have an
thorized General Logan to report bill trans
9 :. = ':-- b'--aa,, N tho War Henart-
ihent. The Committee have also agreed 10
report bill continuing the 80 per cent in
crease OF pay to officers Of the army. Also,
bill to pay non>commissioned officers who
were commissioned but not mustered into the
service during the war; Also, a bill to con
struct bridge across the Missouri river 81
Fort Leavenworth, for military purposes.
"A storm on the ist inst. did considerable
damage 10 the country surrounding ST. Lonis.
Al hirkwood, tfteenmies from there, a large
b.tck hotel, in course oil construction. was
blown down and almost completely demol-
lshed. Other localities also suffered and
much damage was done 10 early fruit by hail.
Another heavy wind storm passed over the
same region the other evening, and ,hunde,
and Lightning and considerable. rain prevailed
after eight o'clock, and the wind blew very
strong again.
The billto admit Arkansas has passed
the Senate, with Mr. brakes amendment,
providing as a condition tina, no person .Aan
ever be denied the elective franchise, or any
o.her right, on account of race or color
The daughter of . venerable city mission
airy III the city of New York, prepared a
handsome boquet on Saturday for the dead
heroes graves, brt was too late in presenting
10 the Committee on Decorations. She at
once took the boquet to fine looking sur
wing soldier who works in store on Fulton
street, to whom she gave it, and Brooklyn,
paper says that "tha. young lady evidently
knew what she was about,
On July ls, 1868, President Lincoln
wrote to General Gran. from thu White
House; ~ write this now as grateful sc~
knowiedsenent of the lmost inestimable
service you have done the country"
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VALUED AT $4,000.

sccona Prixc-Gne Lot on Second street
between Piasa and MARKET streets, nearly oppo-
site the CRY Buiiding, Alton, HIS feet on Sec
esd street saisatle for stores. yslue 81. see
Third Prizs--0ne lot on corner between
Third and Fourth streets, Alton. Hl-2G feet on
Fourth P1ix s--0ns Lot a5ioiaing The above.
20 feet on Piasa street and SO feet deep. Valued
al So 46e.
Fifth Prize--onc Lot adjoining fbe above,
% Zee, on piasa street aud 30 feet deep. falned
III 5000.
six b Prize.-oae Lot adjoining the above
Lets 81 Z, Trent pasa street SO IT deep, build
ing ca same 24xio feet. two stories high, of stone
and brick occupied ~ 3 carpenter SHOP taiae4
at So. $50.
Seventh frixe--oue new Ensine AID Saw
Mil ali eonriste, of best manufacture, and an
ished in good style. Valued al 5000.
Eighth Prizs--ons new Engine, all com
piete, with Governor, Ge-hor.e power, finely fin
isied. Valued at s., coo.
Four Prixes..consfstirg 81 fenr Tbreshing
Maehines ana Horse pcwers ts.herse power. OF
best rraanafaesurr. Valued ST $50 each s., 500
Twepty-6vc P1x,s.- In Sugar Mills. cen.
sisting Of IS new MiIiss Of best manufacture.
sire ensh--raiuei q, ss.lGe.
Ono Saw Mill For sazing card wood, new
ard all eoaplete, with power X alue, 1878.
Twenty-fvs Pr.z s--In fms Sewing Ma
chimes Of various styles and Of best manufacture.
II Hove aud Singer Misunderstanding Companies,
fangiag In price fr5Ea $3.50 sisa-saiHsd 81 81,
400.
rwrEty--Gvc F,fxes-In silser Hunting
Case Lever Matches, fail jsweied, at s25 each
vsiued Ssaa.
Forty.ssven Prixss--of valuable and use
full articles. will range in price from si5 10 sT5
valued at $3l9-
Ono aunered Prizss--ra Greenbacks, at
sle FER prize, value 81 Que.
Tws my Prix ss-fnssss Of best quality sii-
rcr plated Knives and Forks at IS per set $3.50.
Twenty Eve rrzes-fn sets OF best silver
plated Table spoons, at 81 per set-salaed at
,iss.
Twenty Fyizes-In Albums, at So each
Sl2p.
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THE NEW TAX BILL.
Speech of General Scheme Introan.,,,
the Eli.

the Dili.
Mr.. Chairman, great deal that | nav
have to say on this project of law which We
have now placed before the Honse ana tbe
country, shall reserve for the debate thai
VIII necessarily arise on the yariop. amend
ments that may be offered, and points made
IN the progress OF It's consideration and dis.
cussion. The bill is lorg-tbe lonpas, US
haps, ever submitted to Congress in ,hs torn,
of single act, But the genileman mus, =,
be alarmed on that account, i. need not occa-
py much time IN dispcsing OF il all. in pro-
portion to that length. The long and pa,ient
iaoor Oh the committee Of Ways and Means
will be found TO have abridged in cons;dsr-
able degree. think the labosof this commit.
tee. Gentlemen viii please 10 observe The
ute OF this bill. Ittells truly and success
fully the character and extent of our work
u Is bill to reduce into one act and to
amend the laws relating TO internal taxes.
When the Committee Of Ways and Means a.
this session entered first ca the task Of cor-
siderlng what legislation might be rean;ra5
IN relaiionto internal taxes. il was Win the
expeotahon-an exDectation shared IN. mr.
baby, BY most ofthe members aropnd rvs
that Their attention and their labor mich, ha
confined to changes of some parts o, tbe law
p meet generally the altered condition az
;hehgs IN the country. and particularly to SAT-
J y vac reasonable desire ofthe people. some
% s,,s INDUSTRIAL interests had been heavily
war, from which portion. a less, &c ,ha. =
burdens might now Is lifted sdJa5 - I ~
was the conviction of ~ s..a auaea 20 teis
more ingenious devices ana a,aas meea ior
provisions 70 prevent or punish Z. skoloas
oreaaia,iy increasing grovth and boics
ifsnd' the practices of tax PAYERS and o. 90 o.
hcials. prseiices which were threaten;ng !,
unchecked, 70 rob The Government az ! lsroa
proportion Of the revenue, segl,,ma,sl. 81
erulng' and needed for i,s Uses. Il vas ~.
parent however. ihst cur work IA b. ,bor.
oashs eoaid not stop with such nar,;a -.
s e,"plish enis. The presen, laws rei.,;r, =
.nssfhs revenue ase embraced i ,ran,s
80 hssa acts, spreading thro..b he
s.s.;aa oo Yh rom August, 1861 10 the nresent
session.. these acts in succession $500 sss.s
restrict modify. repeal, and M. nnfsans
y repeat or contradict much ~ an,reqaent-
before, so tlsat the whole mas ~ hat goes
net shaofir are, ~ least, In uanv lem
any hing bn, clear and esey 10 be nnss.irs se's,
hy he reaaie ,p are to obey. or ,hs s,r 1000
VAC are 10 enforce Them The obsfruc,;oa.
90 onfy' a-gres relaoyed 81 t,.,s 80
saasas sai reg alaiioas Ibss 10 BE- aas
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Patent Offices.

Inventions rho wish TO tte cnE I.stt4-a 7 tent are
s1slssd - counsel with sss co l. itosaof n e
stsste "a rse1a, WHO hsys pres snsi cisns teo,
ths b..snt w u " sses sstty Years TIER Ansfi.
az snt repesn pnt<pt gsney is the ioss s1sstye
~ The world Ihsrxe Tess tnsn sny 9th, abenrv
a rahfhiet containing toll distinctions 10 inyen.
ors fear gratis - r-,
TIA hands7ne Bornd Volume, ro7tani,r $50 Me.
fhanns enzratingr, and the Uai ed satee Cess ~
ctunfcs with HAT add Receipts lcr -ehsnir n ais
on receipt OF 70 Cents. Address MrSSaCo
- Park R5w Sss YORK
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Making ia all 800 Valuable Prizes,
A RAT6ISG
FROM SO TO sl2o. 600.

DETAILS OF TIE DRAWING. "A suitable
committee of respaasibie and honorable gentlemen
will be seiac:ed 10 conduct the drawing sni award
ing .he Plies on the day nrPointed, at the City
Hail, Alton III. Pisn Of drawing viii be similar
to the one Of chentesn Smith mill and farm.
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NOW YOU NAY HAVE
$ 1 u o q q OF.

J zzk- - n - q - II IA d ~ n z
r. Msss instytGgt Diss5rsrs ~ t.s Aass
NV AID SORE way 10 M as P,.,.,.sf, &.
~ an HosestsLr aui LsgT,fstrK msunsr seeatiY
oserd ard tally exp.ise3 10 d.sst B%ek u ths
"a SHORT ROAD TO FonrusE,-
TINS Box gives rsiisbr drrctfofs basAs r.oa ft,t
tesf esfF'4 b. deb~a whch IT followed III afa, NJ
= base Sstaffd H@1ssfsfts 10 the county or * ma
Hefdsfest 10 tbs rftY TIE abiic iufsted h Esss
Ponder 2ad ssprcve II they s&n shs logissl fess,r OF
rsnskatis ~ors, tbs pys-s-s,on &. ryg gorrsf ~
Iroa1fg thai any chs asoneb,y de.I4-s e..c. Of
Hoak iessntiy bound in NJ ,-liu. Gilt Etsss se psefa
txtn az lost paid to any past Of he on r@reit,
OF price. AdirsssiNfoN BOOK ASS lcfATicx, syra-
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HAtcAelor.s Hair nfp.

Tits spssdd HAff Dye = this best IN Tho wortE the
eaiy tfns AMI perfect pye hsruIeAs. reliable frs.ants
&, M no disappointment ridiculous iints; rsmedIss
,t.t. sst " bad dye. inyisorstss and ;ssses The
,.-,s.. 81 ssssuttfa', s,ae. or born Fold ~ an
..,. : y.c,ar. AID property applied Il Bsnh
y ssaa street. rss Tssk
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.t1aIEH
( ADHHtheeertidc ates,a re all sold, there Win b
donated 70 The orphans ofthe city Of Altontwt
Thousand dollars. s.,
%All money received from the sale Of Ger
tifcates will be deposited In Alton National Bans
and First National Bank Of Alton, H., to ID.
credit Of the Asssciatiaa snd Nv remain in bank
&H-After awarding thspriaes. Warranty Deed
viiLhe given to the lot that the Iron Works stand
on, sud other lots clear Of incumbrAucs, -
Il +. EA Any person wishing to see simple Of
prizes, can do so BY calling u the Patterson
iron Works oface. g 81 n AAz ssaa}szs
g NOTICE The ADORE Iron Works will b kept
ranuing until awarding of prizes and 1scsive al
ordsnfor sos3s md Gu then, ~ spvowptly, ~ has
been done fsr 4hs la<t seyen tears.
7. NOTICE .---ko person will be authorized to
sell Certificates for the Association, Be- recog
nixed - IN agent, Anless holding AcestfheAfs 70
that cksst from iho Manager ~ ths; AssccfAiion.
4 NOTICE! ~ PtYypns sendlng for Geftideates
from az censtry esn send n fsglatered settsn,,
pges - eIv6 tbs NAdrtee, u4sxe3 eDan, ssahty. i
All orders must be addressed 2 aass !
las. PAITEns0N,
= y. ~ ~ REepFAstsr 81 MaAagsrs
IL he 0nes 0! Rsiterseas iros worhs, ALTON. Ill.
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