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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-02-06

DISASTROUS CoNFLAaRATIoN-S1A AooaST .
Aoodemy IN Ruins.-At half-past O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon last, ST. Aavisr's
Academy, located between Latrobs and
Youngstown, in Westmoreland county, ewn-
ed and conducted by the Sisters of Mercy,
was discovered to bo on ere, oocasioned, az
was supposed, by defective fue. In an
incredibly short space Of time the entire
building, with the adjoining chapel, was
wrapped in flames, and ere long the bare
walls of the large and imposing edifce we're
alone left to mark the spot In addition 70
the buildings. the bulk Of the furniture. in
eluding beds and bedding for over one hun
dred pupils. was consumed. Tho planes,
the wardrobeS Of the pupils. and some other
articles were saved and this was owing
mainly TO the devoted and untiring energy
of the Sisters, who. with that self sacrificing
spirit which ever marks their pure and holy
lives, directed all their efforts to the resclIing
Of the property Of their boarders while their
own was being destroyed. BY almost su-
perhulnRn exertions the fns marble altar in
the chapel was preserved. The entire loss ia
estimated at $780, 600, while the insurance,
we understand, is not beyond 100000
scarcely more than sufficient to cancel the
debt against the institution. We can but
Join with every feeling heart In the hope
that LheEe u cuOaSu VI SLliISSdH SHnIIly III
the land to erect for the good Sisters another
and moro secure home than the oae of which
they have been 80 suddenly and ruthlsssly
deprived. They whose lives are devoted to
the education and comforting of the human
family. should not lack willing and useful
friends when misfortune comes upon thcir |
own household
The Pennsylvania Rail Road Company is |
deserving Of the highest praise for their gen.
erous offer Of free transportation to the shell |
terless SISTERS and the young ladies ander |
their charge. Mr.. Creighton himself was at |
Latrobe, and attended to TIE arrangement In |
person; and he, as we'll as the Company he |
represents, have the warmest thanks of the |
good Sisters, as well as of the children and |
thsIr parents. Many of the young ladies
were removed to Loretto, while others were
taken to Pittsburgh.
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INFoRMATIoN.-Inform guaranteed
to produce luxuriant growth of hair upon
a bald head or beardless face; also. recipe
for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Erup-
tions, &C.. on the skin. leaving the same
soft, clear and beautiful, can be obtained
without charge by addressing
THOS. f. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
e23 Broadway, NewIYork.
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THINK OF Ir.-Time is said to be
money, and as it is natural to have han
kering after money, We advise the pur-
chase of a good tims-keeper at Cham.
Roberts great clock, watch and notion es-
tablishment on High street.
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Nor TRga-It is not true that a bill
has been introduced into the Legislature
requiring the people of Ebensburg to buy
at certain store, but it is true that bill
of costs may be saved by buying all your
bills of goods at ]. n. 4Shompson's, on
High street.
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COe,s COugh BaIsam.

The great popular Remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Group. WhoopingiC and Consumption.
Both sizes-ordinary o., also mammoth
family bottles-for sale by all druggists and
dealers in medicines. No family should be
over night without it III the house.
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CONC. greatly reduced prices
inaugurated at Mills & Davis cheap store
have caused an increased demand for the
desirable winter goods with which their
establishment is 80 extensively stocked
Go there and get bargains.
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Ebensbsrg, Dec. la, IssT.sm.

NoTIOB.-Drs. Gwinn and Troxsl. hsy-
ing associated themselves together in the
practice of Medicine, offer their professional
services to the citizens of Lorette and yicin-
ity. DR.. Troxel may always be found at
the house of Peter Christy when not profess
sionally engaged. where night calls can be
made; and DR.. Gwinn at his residence in
Loretto.
N b. All persons having open accounts
with the undersigned are requested to call
Ior settlement. WA. GWEN.
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NXECUTOR'S NOTICE. :

NXECUTOR'S NOTICE. = Letters
~ Testanentary having been granted BY
the Register of Cambria county to the un-
dersigned on the estate of Michael Carney,
late of Allegheny township, deed, all per-
sons having claims against said estate will
present them properly authenticated for set
tlement, and those indebted to the same will
make payment without delay.
PATRICK F. CARNEY, Executor
Allegheny rp., Jan. ., lses.-et.
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RRPHANS' COURT SALE.


~ BY virtue of an order Of the Orphan
Court OF Cambria county, l will expose TO
public sale at the Hotel of Michael j. Platt.
In Plattville. Susqueha ma townships, up
Saturday, 22d february neat, st O'Clock.
P. NJ, the following real estate, Of wh ich
Andrew ]. Farrell, died seized. how ownei
by his minor children, viz: Francis Farrsl,
Archibald Farrell and James Il, Farrell
subject TO the dover of the widow of the
said Andrew j. Farrel-to wit:
a CERTAIN TRACT OR PIECE on
PARCEL OF LAND situate in SusquehsnaH
township, Cam bria county, aforesaid, bound
ed by lands of Joshua Davis. Pitts & Cagua,
Heirs of J. Conner. David Burkhart, n, J.
Piatt. and others containing 100, ,Acrss ard
la Perches. st rict measure, or thereabouts :;
about 80 acres of which are cleared, aud
thereon erected two story Plank House,
Frame Barn, and other outbuildings.
Terms Of SaIe-One- third to be paid on
confirmation of sale. and the residue in tWo
equal annual payments thereafter, with a.
terest, to be secured by the Judgment bonds
and mortgage of the purchaser.
FRANCIS J, BEARER,
Guardians of said minors
r 5. The above property will be sold as
described, or In two or more parcels, as may
result to the best interests Of said minorr
Drafts Of same will be exhibited on day #
sals- Jan. so. 1868.
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN TnIxGs-Dr. Val
entne has been performing cures In Holli-
daysburg that may we'll be considered mi
rAculous. Let those that have been restored
to health speak for themselves henry Lea
uer. stiff arm and hand-perfestly restored;
Nicholas Mercer came with two capes-has
no further use for them Eliza Butler, lame
In arm and leg for fifteen ysars-hadn't her
arm up to her mouth in all that time-per-
fectly restored Anna Sconsor, severe dis
ease of head for fifteen months-cursd Ia
Etsntly; William Burk, Ieryousness-cured;
Andrew Snewberger, consumption-rapid
improving; Margaret Hannegan, falling of
womb and heart disease-could hardly be
got up stairs-instantly healed Frank Bal
ley has been in bed three months with con-
sumption--is walking about and rapidly
improving.
Mere is further testimony, givea under
oath, as to the curative powers of DR.. Val
entiAe, which tells the same facts:
STATE OF PHvKA., YonK Co., S.S.-Bsrors
me, Justice Of the Peace, in and for said
comfy, personally came Philip Hoffman, Of
York Township, In the coahty and State
aforesaid, who being duly sworn, dsposss
and says; That for fifteen years past be
hAs been deaf caused by disease of the
head, and that he called on DR.. Valentine,
OH the 35th day & July. at Yark Borough,
and wss instant elierea and perma nsntly
cured in the course Of ten days, and furth or
saith E0t. PHILIP HOFFMAN.
Sworn and subscribed before me the Sd
day OF August, A. D, 1887.
JOHN A. NRTZEL,
Justics Of tks Peace, lat Ward, York Boro,
Or. VAlsRriEe will be In KbeuaburZ from
Feb. llth to 18th.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. = Letters
~ Testamentary having been granted by
the Register of Cambria county to the un-
dersigne6 on the estate of Mrs. Eleanor Dod-
son, late Of Allegheny township, decd, all
persons having claims against said estate
will present them properly authenticated
for settlement, and those indebted to the
same will make payment without delay.
2. H. SHIELDS, ,AExecHfor.
Loretts, Jan. 9, 1885, Ct
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1867.

1857.
To balance due tho County at
last settlement. ss,701 c6
To amount of County Taxes re-
ceived from Collectors for A.
D. 1857 and previous years, 2i.57I II
To amount Poor Taxes. de. do. 1851 40
10 amount Rellei % 1865, do. 222 / 9
To amount Milit'y" " 1867, do ga 80
To amount Comfy Faxes on seat
cd and unseated lands for 1867
and previous years, 76be
To amount Poor Taxes, do do, SlGIl
To amoant Relief Taxes on seat
ed and unseated lands, for '66
and previous years a7o
To amount Road Taxes on seat
ed and unssated lands, for 'o7
and previous years. 80 l9
To amount School do do 100 al
To amount Bounty Taxes On
seated and unseated lands, for
1866 and previous years, $50 |
To amount received from mis-
cellaneous sources, ga OF
To amount received on redsmp-
tion of lands, 1872 IL
To amount of Exonerations al
lowed Collectors on Co. Tax, l.1l2 SO
To amount of Commission allow
ed Collectors on Co. Tax, 1,I93 SO
To amount of Exonerations al
lowed Collectors on Poor Tax, b7s 96
To amount allowed on Commits
sions on Poor Tax, 400 90
To amount of Exoneratlons al
lowed Collectors on Military
Tax, aka oo
To amount Commissions allowed
Collectors on Military Tax, 61Ol
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Halls Vegetable
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER !

will restore it to its natural color and pro-
mote its growth.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
R. P. HALL s. CO., Nashua, n. H., Prop'rs.
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CBs BeoR TAsLH.-The New York Teach
sr and American Educational Monthly fo-
February Is on our table. It's getting up is
firm and haudsome--its contents varied, use
full and entertaining. Publishers, J. w.
Schermerhorn Is Co., 40 Broome ST., n. Y.
Price, Sl.50 per snnum.
The ThirtyFifth Annual Report of the
Managers Of the Pennsylvania Institution
for the Instruction Of the Blind, is also be-
fore rs. We are glad to see that this hu
name institution. under the control ef its
present Board of Managers, is in q most
6ourishing condition.
The February number Of Godsy's Lady's
Book has beon to hand for couple Of weeks.
but was inadvertently overlooked. The
highest compliment we can pay to it is that
II is fully up TO the standard of its predsces-
sors-the brightest gem in the lit, ,rary crown
of America.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

IA Letters of Administration ON ~
tate Of David Leidy, late of J.rLsn. 'ns eS-
ship, decd, having been granted ~ -. - '''
dersigned by the Register of Com an
ty, all persons having clai1zis aosips. 'l-1 a..5t
estate are requested to present then 80
aethepticAted for settlement. 80 80.
1.s lnseoVe" 70 the same viii make pavpent
Jan 3, ls|S.-Gt. III a.
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IT is said that the citizens of Alaska pre-
sent a hne appearance in their new .'togs, !"
ana II lS further alleged that the aforesaid
We're procured from E. Leopold &
6ro.1s Oak Hall Clothing Store, Johnstown.
be thaI as IL may, you can't go wrong by
giving this frn a call and buying all YOU
need in their line.
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NEURALGIA-We have cut from the Alta
Californian recipe for the cure Of neuralgia,
which the editor Of that paper claims 10
have been effective in several cases to bis
own knowledge. He says:
Some time ago we published, at the re-
quest OF friend, receipt to cure neuralgia :
Half drachm of sal ammonia in an ounce
of camphor water. to be taken a teaspoonful
at dose. AMI the dose repeated several
times at Intervals Of Ave minutes, if the
pain DO not relieved at once. half dozen
different persons have since tried the recipt.
aud in every case an immediate cure has
been affected. In one, the sufferer a lady.
had been affected for more than . week, aud
her physician was unable to alleviate her
sufferings, when solution of sal ammonia
In csmphor water relieved her ia few min
utes.
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Coop News TO OwHERs OF EoRaRa
ing secured the aid OF good Shoer, and
being well supplied with Nails and Shoes.
am determined to offer to cGsh eustomers the
greatest inducement held out in this place
since things were low. You can have yeur
Horse shod all round for One Dollar and Fiji
ty Cents. l will also iron Sleighs and SledF,
make wagon Tire and all kinds of Chains
and do everything in the Blaeksmitbin- Iina
al greatly reduced prices for tie eash.
shop near the Foundry of E. Glass
R SIYERR
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NOTISE.-The account of VIM.
Palmer, Esq. Committee of Sarah Ben
son, = Lunatic, has been filed In the Pro
thonotary's Office u Cambria county, to be
presented to the Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas Of said county for confrma-
tiCn. on the first Monday of March next.
GEO. c. X ZAH1M. Proh'y.
Prothy's Office, Ebensburg, Feb. 6, 1868.
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RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURES OF CAMBRIA COTNTY

ErOn the S7th day 20
January A. D. 1855 NJ
Dr. BERNARD MDERMIIT. Treasurer of Cambria County
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A market house snd town hall on the iain+
stock principle is talked Of in Altoona.
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SLFIGHING.-We have not for many win
ters had so advantageous season for bust
ness and amusement as the present has been.
An abundance of snow, with fine roads and
no serious drifts, invites equally the sons of
soIl ana the votaries Of pleasure to make the
- LltoSe 81 Oh their time Instead ofimmense piles
u Uo@I1s W standing around our northern saw
mus the lumber Is nearly all safely depos-
lts'' S a. s tne hnenisosrg depot ready to supply
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SAD AcCInKNT.-Our former townsmar,
Mr. John j. Roberts, while engaged at the
new steam saw mill of Hon. A. A. Barker,
"a ouSquehanna township, had the two first
nngers OF his left hand cut off by the circu-
lar saw; ana SO mangled that amputation
above the second joint became necessary
Drs. Bum, of New Washington. and O,t-
man, of Carrolltown. performed the opera.
tion, and we are informed that bIr. Il. IS do
ing well. He has our sympathy.
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WELCoME YIsIToRs-Mr Thos Mixer
nan, Of Altoona. our earnest and energetic
agent and whole souled friend, soiourned
with us over Sunday, aud iu addition 10 his
eVer-welcOme presence, brought with him
the names Of four more subscribers to the
Freeman. Mr.. NIX. has imposed upon us
debt Of gratitude which We can never hope
to repay, yet we are sure that he seeks no
other reward than the consciousness of hav-
ing aided an humble friend in the dissent
nation Of true democratic doctrine. MAY
long, peaceful and prosperous lives be vouch
saftd to him and his kind-hearted family, is
the earnest prayer of one who has abundant
reason for being grateful to SO true and un-
selfish friend.
Two Of our Mineral Point friends aud pa
.rons, Messrs. Gricr and Kinney, rushed in
to our presence on Saturday, and rashed out
again minus few greenbacks left in. our
care and keeping. We saw the point, and
pocketed the stamps.
Monday brought to our sanctum Mr.. Al
yer Akers, of Johnstown, a prince among
butchers and a model among gentlemen
He eft an earnest of his well wishes in shape
OF 81 tiIl, in payment of his second years
subscription to the Freeman-an example,
by the way. which is we'll worthy Of imita-
ton just about this time.
we were greeted on the same day by our
Latrobe friend, James Fenlon, Esq, brothe.
Of our townsman, John FenIon, Esq; and
we are mainly indebted to his kindness for
the facts connected with the lamentable de-
struCtion by fire of st. Xavier's Academy,
which we publish in our columns to-day.
Several other kind friends called upon US
and squared the circle'' within the past
week or two: for which several manfestious
Of practical approval they have. individual.
ly and collectively, our sincere thanks. To
others who remitted 'aid and comfort"
like acknowledgement is due.
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EhENTISTRY.-The undersiQn-
~ ed, Graduate Of the Baltimore College
OF Dental Surgery, respectfully offers his
professional services to the citizens Of Eb-
snsburg and vicinity, which place he will
witt on the first Monday of each month, to
remain one week.
feb.e. SAN'L BELFORD, D. D. s.
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NOTICE.-To THE CREDIToRs or
THE HUNTINGDoN, CAMBRIA AND INDI-
ANA TURNPIKE Co.-Bv order of the CoITt
of Huntington county, ana directed to nav
to the creditors of the Huntingdon, CambEss
& Indiana Turnpike Company oNE per cent.
on the amount of their claims. with ia*erest
added to January II, 1e4I. au y,ren ,r,.l
to pay said amount On presentation cf certl-
fsates of indebtedness.
JOHN LLOYD, Sequestrstot.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-3y yirtuo
~ of a writ of Vsnd. Erpon Issued cut Of
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria Co.
and to me directed, there will be exposed To
Public Sale, at the Court House in Ebens-
burg, on Monday, the oath day Of February
next. at l O'Clock P N, the following Real
Estate, to wit: All the right, title and iu
terest of Edward M'Glade, of, in and to a
piece or parcel of land situate in Summer
hill township, Cambria county, adjoining
lands of VIM. K. Hughes. heirs # JobI,
Crum, and others, containing 500 Acres.
more or less, about 120 Acres of which ara
cleared, having thereon erected two story
Log House and one-and-a-half story Log
House and Frame Barn, now in the occu-
pancy Of the said Edward M'Glade. Taken
in execution and to be sold at the suIt az
Thomas A. Scott
JOHN A. BLAIR. Sheriff.
Sheriff 3 Office, Ebensburg. Feb G. 1868.
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FIRE.-One day last week the dwelling
house of Mr.. John Simme,spsrgsr, in Chest
township. with all its contents, was totally
consumed by fire. Mrs. S. had been confined
only four days before the occurrence, and
had to be carried from the house, while her
husband was forced to shield the infant in
his arms and witness She destruction of his
Dwelling and all the household goods he had
IN the world. There was no insurance
The situation Of the family appeals to the
sympathy of the benevolent.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. -Lst

Attest-GEo. w. OArnAN, Clerk.
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Els sN HALLS,
@ fIYEG1 etGInAN
Rk,NEWE3c
DISEASES OF THE SCALP

PRODUCE GRAYHA IR AND BADNESS !
The TSe of
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Total,
OUTSTANDING DEBTS

DHe from Collectors A. d. 1867 and prev
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LIST OF ARTICLES

Apprai.ed as the property Of B. N'Dsrmitt: :
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N. s. stOrrs, Mrs. H. h Gray, Mrs. D. W. APP

n. s. stOrrs, Mrs. 81. H. Gray, Mrs. d. W. APP
pleby.
Fsoarund Frutts-w. o. Ferguson, Thomas
Stanley, Mrs. T. C. HIH, Mrs. C. C. slocum,
Mrs. T. MeIntire.
observation-disclosures ayer, D. A. Painter,
8 J. Smith. Mrs. E. Trask and Mrs. s. j. Man.
tor.
VegctGbles-John Andrews, G.. w. Freder-
lex, T. G. Hallberg, John Bay and James
Phenis.
Horses-Wm. Rawson, E. Goddard, w. H.
Nickel, Neil Campbell, F. E. Page, G. w.
Estes, j. S. McWhorter.
Jacks aud AsEes-1Iark Patty, Robert Best,
G, d. Humphrey, H. C. Snyder,S s. G. Brown
SAeep-oliyer Phillips John 10y. d. L.
Ward, H. D. Curtis, A. CoYly n. L. Hunt,
John Weaver.
CattLe-P. B. Campbell, E. r. Mardin, VIM.
Martindale, L. d. Anderson, Fl. j. Stratton.
S.otne-Miles r. Brown, j. n. Miller, VIM.
Grimsley.
Grain and Seed-W. T. Soden. D. Rich, j.
L. Semans, Thomas Armor, Joshua Olmstead.
POultry-W. II. Clark, John Miller, James
Shaw, G. w. Thornton and B. F. Parker.
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upon application, on reasonable terms.
A large amount of Land in various localities
for sale very cheap. Special inducements to
Colonies and those who wish large amounts of
land. / will furnish the topography of any
township in Lyon county, and insert names
and dates of original entries when desired.
Emporia City property bought, sold and
leased on favorable terms.
beg leave to refer to all the old residents In
this and adjoining counties. -
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Emporia Advertisements.

TIME undersigned having bought out the
stock of w A. Pyle at a greatly reduced
price. would respectfully call the attention of
the citizens of Emporia and surrounding coun-
try to the fact that they can and will sell
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$40
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, September 30th, at the
residence of Alexander Bailey, in this place,
by Rev. L. NJ. Hancock, DIR. L. D. JACOBS and
Miss MoLLIE BAILEY, both of Emporia.
On Sunday, September Goth, 1868, by Rev. j.
C. Fraker, at his residence, ISRAEL FRANK and
Miss H. A. MCCORMICK.
AT Forest Hill, on the 9th day ofSeptember,
1868, by j G.. Henley, Esq, NATHAN F. NJ.
KELLEY and JENNETTE DAVIS
At the residence of the brides father, at Wa
terloo, on the 10th of September, by j. Mean
ulty, CHARLES FAIR and Miss HELEN E. WAT
KINs, all of Lyon county, Kansas.
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CANDEDAEEa.

The convention in the Goth Representative
District having failed to put in nomination a
candidate for Representative in said district, 1
would therefore announce my self as candi-
date for that office, subject to the decision of
the voters of said district at the November
election. OLIVER PHILLIPS
We are authorized to announce S. G. BRIT
TON a candidate for Representative in the
65th district, subject to the decision of the peo-
pie at the November election
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely foY. n
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NEW GOODS.

j. C. Hall & Bro. are receiving New Goods,
but not their fall stock, and wishing to dispose
of as many of them as possible within the next
fifteen days, will sell them very low for cash,
in order to make room foF our general fall
stock, which will be the largest ever brought
to this place. And we would say to those that
are owing US that we want money and we
should like to have you settle your accounts
with us before that time. Be it remembered
that we will give you good bargains for two
weeks to come, for cash only.
$40 j. C. HALL & BRO.