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Annual Meeting.
Notice..

A LII persons having demands against me are re-
n quested to present the same Tor settlement. and
tn se indebted to me will please call and settle at
once. ISRAEL HAGUE,
jy17d3tt No. IA Salem Street.
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tFrom the Req. E. A. Helmershausen, noac of
..,- r- Lre Bucksport, Maine.
This certities that 1 have used Miss Sawyer's
Save and consider ii superior any other. L cheer
fully recommend it to all in want of good Save.
f. A. HELMERSHAUSEN.
January %, 1867
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CANADA.
APPOINTMENTS.

OTTAWA, July 18.-The effect of the drought
is most disastrous to the crops in the surround
ing country
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from Dr. r. Richard CLAN Boston afoss

[From DR.. r. Richard Clay, Boston, Aass.l
This is to certify that have known Miss Sawyer's
Salve for more than five years, and OF its having
been success ully used in many consider it
superior article and well worthy the confidence of
those requiring such a remedy.
R. RICHARD CLAY, M. d.
Boston, Dec 10TH 1867.
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REV. W. Fl. CRAWFORD.
JULIA A CRAWFORD.

From John g. Dillingham;, Freeport Maine
This is to certify that had a tumor on my face.
1t was there about three years 1t kent increasing
in size, till L advised to try Miss Sawyer's
So1ve. | bought box and carried II with me- and
every time thought of 1t would rub the tumor
with the Save, and before used one box the tumOr
entirely disappeared.
JOHN q. DILLINGHAM;.
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The official Gazettee to-day announces the
appointment of w. P. Rowland G. B., as
Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, and Hon. L
A. Wilmott as Lieutenant Governor of New
RrunsWick
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MIR. & MRS. VIM. R. KENDALL.
Freeport, March II, 1867.

From Rev. W. H. Crawford and rife, East CorinM
Maine
F East Corinth Feb. 10, 1868.
This may certify that we have used 'Miss Saw
yer's Salve in our family eight years and we can
ch'erfuly bear testimony TO its merits as healing
soothing Salve in all cases of Salt Rheum or lnam
alton.
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None are genuine unless done up in steel-engrav-
ed wrapper with -smile of my chemical ware
house, and signed ii. 4. HEI.MBOIID.
Feb 20 eodSSeowfy
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Rockland, Oct. II, 1867.

tFrons Noses B. 1Gbbetts, Jefferson, Mel
can recommend Miss Sawyer's Salve, highly
have never used so good an article. For healing
purposes it is without an equal.
MOSES b. TIBBETTS.
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Recommendations
LFrom Mrs. Eliuaneth Coonhs Rruna,ricll

The following are few selected from the multi
tude of recommendations in the possession of the
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U. s. Marsh0L's Sale.

Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
EVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. M, on ne
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horse
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl 29. f. o. BAILEY, Auctionesr.
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We the undersigned have sold more of Miss Saw
yer's Save, within the last six months than any
other kind. Parties who have tried it speak in very
high praise gifts excellent virtues .....
G. P. FESSENDEN,
.r. 8. f BENSON,
L. M, ROBBINS.
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AUCTION SALES.
House and Lot at Anction

ON Tuesday, July 21st, at IL! O'Clock i sbsu ,s1
~ a one and a half story house on Ellsworth st t,t
the termination Bracket ST. Said house Con-
tIins 3 finished and unfinished rooms; is pleasant
y situated, having one of the finest views in the
Guy Lot 40x50 feet This sale offers a fine oppors
Iuully TO mechanics or others wishing to purchase
pleasant house Sale positive. For terms and par
ueulars enquire of
July 10 .dtd
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Boston stock l.far

LIVERPOOL, July 18-Forenoon.- heavy /:
sales 5000 bales; Midding uplands Id
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NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken Upon himser
the trust of Administrator, OF the estate OF
PETER GRAFFAM, late of Portland,
I'm the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
nands upon the estate OF said deceased, Tequir
ed 10 exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to
sald estate are called upon to make payment TO
ORVlLIE g. BOYD, Admir-, OF Boston.
Portland, July I, 1868. Jy1Odiaw3w-
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SAW MILL BURNED.
OPERATION OF "CRIMps"-sAILoR SHOT

PETERBoRo, July 1S-The extensive saw
mill owned by McDougall & Co.. was DESTROY
ed by fire to-day. Loss $4,000; partially in
Sured "
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

LATE NEws FROM WIcKESBuRG--Just before going to press, yesterday evening l.. B. StJames. Mir. Reyis and two other gentlemen arrived here from Wickenburg, in an ambulance belonging to Mir. Borger, From them we learn that, on Tues day night last Indians stole, from corral in the town, 25 or 30 head of horses, belonging to Mr. Lassen Citizens went in pursuit Of the thieves.
 Dr. Howard was sick nigh unto death when the party left Wickenburg.
 LATER.-The mail rider and escort arrived in town at o'clock but brought no California mail It was rumored at Wickenburg that the Indians had stolen all the mail stock between Granite Wash and Wickenburg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12
Postal Mattors-A crowL

Cursed be the thiei or thieves who rob letters, s,cnl newspapers. and do various other villain ous ac,. in U. <. Post offices in Arizona or Soutbcrn California. May their lives on this u,opet be short. sorrowful and painful, and when ,boy die may inc bourne from which they will never return be the birthstone bourne. Long have our people suffered al tbe hands of some thieying postmaster or postmasiers and "it gets no better mstn We thank God that no scoun- drel can steal the air we breathe. We can look ont for Indian thieves guard against small pox, cbills and fever. and need not swallow fly fl we are careful but are powerless against thiey- ing postmasters Our people gfowl-aii. every bodv. vet there is no redress. Letters are lost money disappears newspapers never turn up io the face of their rghtlul owners, and for want ol confidence in postInasters, people are compelled to send letters by private conveyance. Come this way, oh. secret agent we implore thee. and if you cannot trail the scolndrel make n clear sweep of all the postmastrrs in this sou,hefi
 country and nll their places with honest men anC you will earn the lasting gratitude Of the peopl'
 of Prescott and vicinity in particular, and thos' of Northern Arizona in general.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

TIE Ari5gaiaa' beau ideai of "statesiuan' is a tricky political wire-worker who pawns white to black for votes enough io elect him Co Con- gfess. iss idea of an honest, patriotic maa is one who chissels the Government, out Of every cen, be can Is be1u iieal of an upright legisla- tor is a man vho forged election returns in one county; fled from the wrath 10 come Co another to make laws for the people. cells out the first chance be gets. and follows the wagons of hl' purchasers to the only place in the TeFFiioF, where proclamations are made, and bad men tlattered.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

FRoN THE CuMARoN MrSEs.- Some time ago Robert W. Osborn, of Big Bug, in this county, wrote to Tho's Lowthian, formerly of this place, but now resident of tine Cimaron country, in New Mexico, for information in regard to the mines and advice ss to going there. MT. Low.h- ian advises his friend to stop right where he is. He says it cosfs great deal of money to open a mine in the Cimaron diggings, and that every claim is not rich. The following-named Ari- zonians were on the Cimaron when the letter was written: Billy Middleton, Jack Turner Dave Norris. Tom Roberts and the inevitable Major Holford all of whom expected to return here soon. A frost. in the latter part of July nipped badly, twenty acres of potatoes whicl | Tom had planted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

TIE fools. tools, slaves and knaves are not all dead yet. as will be seen by the following The other day. in conversation with a Mccormick man, VIC enquired Of him if he knew about what time Governor Mccormick would arrive here from Tucson He intniated as much as that he did, but declined to inform us. He said threats had been made against the Governor by citizens Of Northern Arizona. and that some friend of the Governors had written him to move cautiously and not to dvulge the route be intended 10 travel to Prescott. Furthermore, be told us that he had heard men say, in an emphatic manner, that Governor Mccormick would never go to Con gress" Goodness. gracious Who is there in Yavapai county so mad, so yillainous, so suspi- cious, so vile, SO cowardly or so disgustiugly sycophantic as 10 hatch and write such stuff He must be a luna,lc, an assassin, or a sycophaut Governor Mccormick has done everything in hi. power to injure Northern Arizona and her citi zens, but there is not, north of the Gila (unIes. it be the writer of the letter. man base enough to waylay and do him bodily injury, and the Governor knows it. Ont opon this maligner, vii lain or fool whoever he may be, that has tried tS blast the fair fame of Northern Arizona and he people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

Now, in thc name of all that is holy, why are they allowed to do tLis, why mol "..Ge them stop on the Reservation. or tell the people to look out for them that they cannot be kept there.
 Their stale dodge of laying all blame upon the Apaobes has humbugged us long enough. It has served its purpose. and was plausible yarn. coniurcd up to lure and fool us in ihe past
 There are DO Apaches now. living this side Of the Verde river, sixty miles East from Prescott The Indians of Squaw Hollow and of Black Canyon are not Apaches. but River Indians, who go to the Colorado whenever 1t suits their pur- nose. and come back to murder and rob us when the spirit moves them They do not talk Apache and know very little about the Apache country In 'G3 they called themselves Iavapais, in '64 they were Apachc-Mohaves, in 67-o they are Apache-Yumas. but at all times they were and are scoundres. with tongues like saints, and hearts as black as hell. The Apaches do. occa- sonally make raids upon us. but New Mexico, Sonora and the Gila country have more a;trac- lions for tbem, and are closer 10 their homes than Central Arizona, and henceforth, We hope that when our citizens and soldiers feel like kill ing bad Indians they will go straight to the Col orado river. where they may be found as thick as ! thorns on a cactus.
 i We have spun this article out to a considerable length. but it is time to discuss this Indian matter | and show it up to the country in its true light l Misguided and misinformed philanthropists, who ! know nothing about indians or the trials and suferings of frontier settlers may say that l, i. | a desire to get more troops sent 10 the Territory and rob the government by selling them supplies | that prompted Us to write this article, but, a. our Redemer liveth, l. is no such thing, and wer, ! they placed in our position they would shou louder and iercer than we, for troops Of som' kind to close the heightened scene of bloodshed and robbery, bring rest, safety and prosperit. to the suffering people of this victimized Terri tory It is disgrace to our government to al low savages to go on so, when 1t might, in on year, with a few thousand more troops than ar
 now in the Territory, rid us of these pests. Tn
 money spent in ehecting this would not b
 thrown away, after the job were done, it woul
 not take us long to return it to the nation in go
 and silver bullion. But if government persist
 in it's present policy of abandoning its citizens |
 the tender mereies Of the savages. our peopl
 will have to abandon their stores, mines. ranches
 etc, and take the warpa,h. With us patienc
 has ceased to be a virtue, and revenge aloa
 should fill our hearts until our foes are either slai
 or whipped info submission.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

A CITIZEN of Prescott who has good reason to growl about not receiving his Eastern mail regularly. received. by last mail letter from a postmaster on the Gia River, informing him that the fault lay with the contractors between Mari cops Wells and Wickenbnrg. The Postmaster stated that from July lst 10 August lllh. the mali was taken out of tue office but twice, when it should have gone once a week. He also cay, that high water was not the cause of this neglect of duty. as there were boats on both the Gila and Salt Rivers. We despair Of ever receiving Eastern papers and letters with anything like regularity, until they are carried direct over the whipple or 3jth Parallel route. And until sugh time as service is placed upon this route, tbe people of Northern Arizona would greatly pre- fer Go have their Eastern mail sent ria California. Then. tbey would stand some show of getting i, inside Of six months and we hope Eastern pub fishers and Underwriters will hereafter send mail
 matter for Yuma. Mohaye and Yayapai counties ! Arizona, rid California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12
2rrstott Aarertisemtuts.
New and Important Discovery,

The undersigned have discovered that the o,,. means by which Minipg, Farming and all o,be, branches of business can bc made to pav ,b. country to flourish. and the people made bap,, Is, TO SELL GooDs CHEAT, FOR CAsn.
 Being interested In the speedy completion o, the Union Pacific Railway, F. D., we now propo.o to sell all kinds of goods Cheaper han Apy5oo. IEI~ Call at the BRICK STORE, on the po,, and sec for yourselves
 CAMPBELL < BUFFUM Prescott, Jnly 24 lsGs iy25tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

ANAHErN AND SAN BERSARDISo RAnRoAD.-The Los Angeles star, of a recent date, says "Gen. Davidson and Major Stroble arrived in this city per steamer Orisaba, and Jeff immediately for Anaheim Landing, for the purpose of surveying the harbor prior to commencing the survey of the railroad from that place 10 San Bernardino It is claimed that sufficient stock has been sub scribed, and that arrangements have been made to commence work at an early day, and complete the entire road in one year" Hope so.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

J. W. BEEBE, frst-rate carpenter and good liver, who was induced to follow the capital ve- hiele to Tucson, writes to a citizen of this place that bis love for Tucson is on the wane. Well, Brother Beebe, we sympatize with you, and could have told you that your partron saint, J. E. mot Weller) would get the best of yon. Several months ago, Mir. Beebe thought there was no place like Tucson, and no people like Tucsoners "The world moves" and smart people ofieutimes meet smarter ones.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

BAsE McCormick's bawl to the Mexi- cans and Indians before election.
 Baser Bail--The bawl of pToiessed Democrats who bawied for votes for him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

MCCORMICK says: 1T be has not compiled with the letter. he has with the spirit No doubt of iL He must have been under the influence when hc issued a proclamation ordering the election Of officers to fiil -crrtain offices
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

WnY should Governor McCormick's organ please Mexicans and galvanized whites Be cause 1t is printed on eigqrTiio paper, and, Of course. answers a double purpose for them reading and smoking.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

IS LUcK.-We are glad to learn that our for mer fellow-townsman. Walker Williams, now of sweetwater, stands fair show to make little money out of his mine, the Cariso. A recent cleanup of nearly 200 hundred tons, averaged $50 to the ton. Sell out, Walk, and come back to Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

W. C. PoINpExTER. of Yuma county. hes earned the thanks Of the MNEg hy forwarding us 8 llsl of subscribers Long may you wave the Demo cratic ensign, friend Poia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

FIRE rx THE REAE.--The Los Angeles Rspt.Di- com says: Mir. Weed, late telegraph operator in this city, lett last week for parts unknown, leaving rumors afoas ia regard 10 his conduct not calculated to do honor to his memory"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

EASTERN dry-goods merchants have recently ordered large shipments of California blankets to be made to them. It seems that Eastern peo- pie like these firstrate blankets fully well as do the citizens of this coast.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

s.S DIgee.-The Los Angeles papers received here by last mail say that people are Rocking to San Diego. with the hope that il will be the Pa ciiic terminus of our 3jth Parallel railroad.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

McCoRmek's ADVICE TO DE LoSo.-Loye me little (Mae), love me (De) long.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

VAxDArIsN.-Some fellow weniin into an orchar' or nursery recently, near Los Angeles, and dul up four hundred young orange trees.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

McCoRMcK's organ calls this part Of the Ter ri;ory wilderness" Better for i, to be wil- derncss. with future. than an old drled-np f4h- pond, without any future.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

SAS PKnR0 RAlLRoAD.-Wel learn from our bus Angeles exchanges, that all the ties and good deal of the iron for the construction Of this road, hare been purchased aEid shipped.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

Charles c. Bolts has returned to California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

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

pUBLIC SALE. - The under
- signed, Executors of Jane Wherry. late
Of the Borough of Ebensburg, decd. will sx-
pose to sale by public outcry. at the Court
House in said Borough, on Saturday, the 22d
day Of February, 1868, at one O'Clock P. n,
all the right, title and interest of the said
Jane Wherry. of, in and 10 LOT II in the
Borough of Ebensburg, aforesaid, bounded
on the south by Sample street, on the north
by Crawford street, and west by Phaney St.,
having thereon erected Frame Dwelling
House and Frame Stable, now occupied by
Lewis Rodgers.
Iernss Of Sale-One-half the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the balance
in one year thereafter, with interest, to be
secured by the judgment bond of the pur-
chaser. GEO. J. RODGERS
Feb. 6. '68.-3t. WM. KITTELL.
Also, at the same time and place, there
will be sold by the Executors aforesaid,
Land Fdrrant for 160 Acres, granted to the
said Jane Wherry, formerly Jane Lewis.
widow of Richard Lewis, decd, under Act Of
Congress, March Sd, 1865. for services of
the said Richard Lewis in the war Of 1912.
Also. Sir Shares IN the CopilaI Stock of
he Ebensburg and Cresson Rail Road Co.,
held by the deceased per certificate of said
Company.
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p EGISTER'S NOTICE.

y EGISTER'S NOTICE. No
tice is hereby given that the following
Accounts have been passed and filed in the
Registers Office at Ebensburg, and will be
presented to the Orphans Court of Cambria
county, for confirmation and allowance, on
Monday, the I'd day Of March neat, to wit ::
The hrst and final account Of VIM. Bark
stresser, Admir- of Nathaniel Bracken, late Of
Susquehanna twp, deceased.
The first and final account Of D. MLaugh-
lin, Admir- of Catharine Mehan, late of Mill
vile borough.
The first and final account of Peter c.
Lehman, Admir- of Levi Weaver, late of
Richand twp, decd.
The account of r. P. Linton, Admir- of
David llite, late of Johnstown, decd.
The account of VIM. Caldwell, Guardian
of Fanny Levergood.
The account of VIM. Caldwell, Guardian
of Frank A. Johnston.
The account of Mary Nagle, Adn'x of
Richard III. Nagle, dec'd.
The account of John Kerr, Ex'r of Thos.
Rodgers, late of Conemaugh twp, decd
The second aud partial account of Enoch
Fanensworth. Admir- of VIM. II. Lloyd, late
of Conemaugh twp, decd
The account Of Geo. G. K. Zahm, Admir-
Of Zachariah Morris, decd.
The first and partial account of John R.
Nagle, Admir- cum testamepto annero of Rich
ard Nagle, late of Susquehanna twp, decd.
The second account of Catharine Connolly,
Ex'x of Bernard Connolly, late of Summer,
hill twp, decd.
The first and final account of D. M'Laugh-
lin, Admir- of the estate of John Trainsr,
late of Cambria county, decd.
The first account of Joseph Daily, Admir-
OF Hugh Daily, late of Millvilte bor, decd.
The third and final account of VIM. Kit.
tell, Admir- of the estate of John Ress, late
of Blacklick twp, decd, of the proceeds of
the real estate of the said deceased sold
pursuant to proceedings in partition.
The partial account Of Elizabeth While
and Jacob Stoltz, Adm'rs of Peter While,
decd. of the proceeds of the real estate of
said deceased sold pursuant TO proceedings
in partition.
JAMES GRIFFIN. Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg, Feb /, 1858.
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INVFNTORY OF PROPERTY

INVENTORY OF PROPERTY
Remaining at the Poor House when takou
charge OF by B. A'Dsrmitt, Steward as
shown by appraisement list dated JaBuarv
7tb. 1898. signed by James Myers u G.
Devine and F. P. Tsrney, and o. 1.e u
the Poor House.
MisceHaneous drtSslss.-2s muslin Sheet,
10 muslin chemisettss : sheets 1 fsnEsl
shirts; j tick aad bolster; is pillow sliTs;
lamps MILK pots l coffee NIL. 3 til
buckets 5 dish pans coffee boilers; /
cooking steve and fixtures 2 wash tubs
e7 plates 81 large dishes II small dishes
ls soup bowls l CASTOR coE spoons; &
knives and forks glass dishe.i ; coup
trays tea pot 2 pitchers; Ii dishes ?
cream pitchers sugar bows, ! smooth
ing irons 23 psnGs glass 2 wash boards
! uiap of Cambria county buffalo robes.
drtieles Of FErnItlre for As HsUS6.-I
cupboard ~ iron bedsteads with bedd'nG
iron bedsteads without bedding IA cid
stands; ? old tables; egg stoves Sc
chairs old book case; old ten plato
stove dining table l douSh-trGy and
sink.
Articlss q Clothing not e1oye lEentiofss6
Il small bundle Of blue drill yard new
linsey "a yards ticking; drz hats 3
pairs ants 19 psirs shoes - bundles of
cotton batting l grsss shoe strings ] loz
cotton spools linsey dresses, aEa l Le,.
hap.
Articles q PrOUisisn and Fssd.-180 bus
corn in the ear leo bus oats; 10 barrels II
-four keg fsh 0 crooks of apple butter
Is gallons of apple butter; go lbs Foap; 90
lbs coffee 81 lbs pepper; bus beans and
Is tons hay
Sock and F;Irm implements i bob sled
l hay rake l moving machine graz,
drill 2 setts Of horse gears; ~inipg bride
l wagon saddle l shovel plow harrow
patent hay litter and rope for same
Windmill straw cutter manure fork
l wheel barrow / old grind stone l oil
wagon; l spring wagon; head horses
Is head cattle 81 Sheep 9 large hogs 10
small pigs. and plough.
LIST OF ARTICLES.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure

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cure the most aggravated case of Dyspepsia,
Flatulency, Sour Stomach. Constipation,
and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels
Physicians. clergymen. and all who use it,
join in unbounded praise of its great virtue.
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