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st. guilis Adrfrtisemeuts
Wholesale Druggist

" G. PIKE s. co, Wholesale Druo.;,.
lie and dealers in Paints, Oils. WEES
Glass, Patent Med cines and everything ~,
tanning TO the Drut Business. Nos 5Sc Pd-
lbs Second st =. coz. Washington axennl aHl
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TRADE.

The mercantile houses whose cards compose
this column are carefully selected fron the
leading firms in Chicago, as those whose ex-
tensIve operations and widespread reputation
entitIe them 10 the first rank in coInnlerce.
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THE WESTERN RURAL, the most
popular farm and family weekly IN the West
and has nearly double the circulation of any
other agricultural journal west of New York
Questions answered or alI subjects concerning
rural Interests by experienced men. Terms.
- per year, In advance Specimen copies sent
free. Liberal pTeHiGms 70 those who form
clubs. Address Ii y. F. Lewis, Publisher.
lis Madison street, Chicago.
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ST. LOUIS TRADE.

The houses whose cards occupy these columns
are carefully selected from the leading firms III
st Louis. and have a widespread reputation
for honesty and fair dealing.
Houses on this list will pay special atten-
ton to country orders
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TIE MAMMOTH CAVE.

Extract from a Private Letter.
,onr ri, on We gTop psace ABOUT never Ter
saw ANYTHING like it. The freaks OF nature
here ale very strange, and strike the beholder
W tn ave. But the air in someparts OF the cave
is clos. and sitting, and when we came otit L
found myself saddled with 2 terrible fever,
which entirely Frustrated me- The physici an
haC never seen a ease like il before, and no
remedy he prescribed seemed to do the lie aSt
good My life was deSpaired OF. Mrs. VIII
son with " ON was residing, had Ii her
house abottle OF Plantation Bitters, and she
insistedI should try it, for she said she knew
il to bea certain cure in all cases OF fever, de-
bility, isue, dyspepsia, &c had but llttle
faith hut finally consented to try II as Il last
resort In less than three hours after the first
dose ny fever left me; in two days was sit
ting ~, and before Saturday night l was as
well Is ever. tell You all this that you may
know how TO act IN any case OF fever, or any
similar disease. | firmly believe The Planta-
ton Rtters saved my life.
In mvnext letter will tell you about the cave
in detlil. A. y l.
MAeSoLIA Misunderstanding TO the best inn
portei German Cologne, and sold at hall the
price
I,IT OF PATENTS Issued from the United
Stats Patent Office for the week ending Feb
Q, $50, and each bearing that date; officially
repoted through the Western Patent Agency
of Hrthel 4 Co, successors TO Randolph
Hernel, Patent Solicitors and Attorneys, op
posir the Post Office, Third street, St. Louis
Mo:
MISSOURI
Jom Lesperance, st. Louis, railroad ca
vent aators.
ILLINOIS.
Wn. Ostermcyer, Kane, feeder Tor thrcsiini
machines.
\ W Powers ;.ssignor, Nc harrington
grain sepGrators.
Thomas Hicks. Pecatonica, cult!yators. .
b D. Berry, assignor, &c, EdwardsVIlie
brick machine.
Michael Holdener, Belleville, cooking stoves
Joel Lee, G;.lcsburg, eXcavhtor-
IOWA.
John f sanford Keskuk, lamps.
John W. Lowe, Ottomawa, ire kindlefs-
INDIANA.
Gilbert Gibbs, FairVicw. wagon hiake.
DSas A. Danforth, Elkhart- "cIi tubes
Jarvis case LNfaYette, hotNester df"prer-
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Chicago Advertisements.
DAVID M. FORD.

:. ". Cor. West " nshfngton Il Clinton St..
Near West Entrance to Tunnel,
Iron and Brass Foundry and Machine Shop,
MANUFACTURE AND DEALERS
vi in wrought and cast ron pipe and fittings
finished brass work, brass castings etc Pa
tent shingfe, stave and barrel machinery, soda
ana mineral water apparatus, &c. Agents for
Cincinnati Saw Works, Lee & Leavitt's saw
mills. Dimpfel's fans, American Meter Co. +,
Camden Iron Works, Condict's Patent Steam
Pumps, and Schafer and Budenherg's Steam
Gauges. and other manufactures. % Steam
--tting cone to order.
Nos. 50 and 60 W washagsn ST. and 81 Clinton ST.
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Sligo Iron Store

<SEO. D. HALL, No. 1907 \. Second :,
(I st. Louis, Mo. All sizes of "SIJG6 );
20 D. II. - TYRONE and 'fB - w.
also, all kinds OF wagon and pIow woodv,o1hh
& blacksmith merchandise on be,s
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BLOOMINGTON Nursery.

ENMPLOyMENT that pays. For particu-
II lars, address ;. NJ. SPENCER n Co, Brat
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VINEGAR.

SIX FOR PRUSSING'S CIDER YIN f.
N GAR. Warranted to preserve pickles
First premium awarded at the United states
Fair Established in lSiS Charles Il. r.
Prussing, 500 and 341 State street, thlca-
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A GENTS WANTED-In every town TO sell
"A tie celebrated Clipper Mowers and
draft and most durable ma
chincsmal Send for Circular, Clipper Now
eli ana Reaper Co., u Cliff ST., New York.
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usage S1ED-PriInc new. SIS per bushel
OOsage Pants-fil'st class, 1000 81, 10,
OO0 So. Rot Grafts-Apple, packed, 10, 900,
SEQ SeedliIgs-Ma pie, 200 81 or So. Ever
greens, &c. .irapes-Sorts / 900 first class Con-
cords, $50. Roses-Dahlias, Greenhouse bed
ding plants &C. Send 10 cents for three spring
catalogues. Ground open. Send your orders
to Z. II PHOENIX,
Bloomington Nursery, Ill.
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nEAFNESS, CATARRH, SCROEULA
~ SpechIity.-Cures legally guaranteed or
money returned. BY the Inventor of the Cele-
brated Patent Invisible Organic Vibrator for
Incurable deafness. Send roc for Treatise on
Deafness, Otarrh and SU.oiula, Dr.. L. III
STILVELL I9S Blocker St, \. Y.
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Roofing Material.
PLAYING CARDS

LfAIsO TOOLS, KENO SETS. AND
Il everything used By the sporting fraternity
can be had OF MASON x Co,
125 Dearborn street Chicago
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Guarantee Capital of 100000
PAYING ITS OWN DIAIDENDs.

The most popular and advantageous forms
aud favorable terms for Insurance presented
\ loan or credit of one third Of desire,D of the
premium given. Surplus distributed on the
hrst Of January each year, and dividends paid
annually thereafter On the Contribution plan.
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PAPER HANGINGs, Sc.

~ G.. l.. FAXON & CO, "A and rs Lake
~, street, Manu- Iacturcrs and Importers OF
Paper HangIngs, Window Shades, Bed
ding and Upholstery Goods. Only deal
ers in the West who renoyate and sell
feathers free from smell
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MAsNoLIA Misunderstanding TO the best inn
portei German Cologne, and sold at half the
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DIR. Burton's Tobacco intidOte1

iDr. BurtOn'S IODaCCO intidOtG
WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALI DESIRE FOR ToBAcco< 7,
eRrey ryediis 4d harmless. II Jarises and e<teyee
tbo tftorates III systeLn Possesses great noishire
andN Appetizer Dies the stomach To lsees. ~
food makes sleep refreshing, and establishes bea
box posi- free An iSsTstin tr,se @ hy
turiofs effects Of tobacco, with lists onais refer
eneesAe'c SENT FREE Agents wanted. Address
DR. /. R. ABBoTT, JeSey City y J.
TESTIMoN IALLS-
havAchewed and smoked for skore than Forty teay.
and oegat TO think that should aTTy the habit life
But on uAng Dr. Buttons Infale Ansidote ALL cRAy-
FIox THT\ U. 5. TREAsuRy Secresnry,s osF,e-Pleass
send suppl Of the ASTI2bTE. The one Leos,red has
FE2x Nsw .srsnrHr/srArr Pn1sos, = G 3Daen
tobacco by usag ST Anfdote, we des4s sap
JosESa Nl WARDEN ds1t u Of H. State Prisoa
BaTk 5s TIsTAST IN Dr. Buttons And0'e for
W. M1SJ lsANat. Bank. New Albany, Ina
fRex TIE CzIEgIEyersSER OF TIE AIIEeHAxr Val.
LEY RAILROAD Co}FAST PhSTs euRGH, Pal have uset
the A,'idO'e with saeoe Ri euIpg an friends
olxserxAys Trs7rxoxrAe osr Box OF AsTrpo1z
Rev W. sHoExAKEa, Eelisy's Station, Pa
FRcx TIE E'osicE REApaUARrEA LYNN, MAss-r
haze ,Iisi fjrfg> pounds Of fasi " three months BY
using Dr. ~'oa's An'idOte, and an ds for tobacco is
FRox TfE soUrzERS HoxE JoCRsAN B.I-IxoRE.
Np-one/box Of Burcon's Antidote reulofd an destr
fo- ths ed from take pleasure il reeSfnEs0di8g
It 70 al fir readers 7. SLATEk\Ediior.
sB7 Caution.-Beware OF humbug iuitatiAss
Trademark x Copyri9Atsdl \
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CONFECTIONERY.

M e PAGE Il CO., III South Water St,
WI. manufacturers of Pure Confectionery al
all kinds, by steam. Circulars and price
list sent on application
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DIED.

DAVIS. lin this place, on Saturday morn
ing last. Oct 3Uth, Mr.. George W. Davis, aged
about 81 years.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
At q meeting of Bighland Lodge, No. 426,
/. o. of o. F., held at their Hall on Wednes-
day evening, Nov. Sd, the following resolu-
tions of respect for the memory of the deceased
Brother above named we're adopted
Whereas, An All-Wise Providence has seen
fit to remove from our midst Bro. George W.
Davis, an esteemed member of our Lodge /;
therefore,
Resolved, That We bow in humble submis-
sion to our Heavenly Fathers will, knowing
that He "doeth all things WELL"
Resolved, That We fully sympathize with the
friends of the deceased, and extend to them our
hearty coincidence believing, however, that
what is our loss is to him eternal gain.
Resolved, That in bearing testimony to the
character and worth of our deceased Brother,
as a member of our Lodge, a citizen and a
Christian, we shall endeavor to initiate his
virtues and thus revere his memory.
Resolved, That our Charter be drsPed in
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the family of our deceased
Brother. and to the Alleghanian and Freeman
for publication.
CT ROBERTS,, ]
A. A BARKER, Committee.
WM. W JONES, J
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MARRIED.,

KRISE-KENEEDY. Saint Peters
church, Allegheny City, Pa on Thursday last,
October 2Sth. by Rev. Father Haney, DR.. J :
J. Krise, of st. Augustine, Cambria county, to
Miss Sue A. Kennedy, Of the former city.
When our friend. the Doctor, informed Us
few days ago that he was on his way to Pitts
burgh, we little suspected that the visit was
to have such happy termination rs is indica-
ted above, although We can now recall merry
twinkle in his eye which impressed US with the
idea that he rather ''kinder" kked to take the
trip cOntemplatcd--a trip. which, as the sequel
shows, has been productive of such gratifying
results Well, We never saw any good reason
why the Doctor should'stand outside the gates
of the earthly Paradise and watch the happy
thrOng who have entered into the enjoyment
of its many pleasures. and now that he has
Joined the grand army of benedicts, We unite
with his numerous friends and we'll wishers in
the expression of the hope that he and his fair
bride may enjoy many happy years OF matri-
monial felicity, and be summoned at last to
that heavenly Paradise where peace is never
ending and sorrow is never known. Well take
oysters, Doctor-Whnt's your choice 7
WILLIAMS.--PEA ACR AT the Catholic
church in this place, on Tuesday morning, Nov.
I'd, by Rev. r. G. Christy, Mr.. Scott Williams
and Miss Ella Peach, both of EbensbuEg.
After due course of cultivation our young
friend and fellow typo has been rewarded for
all his care and loving tenderness. and he may
now feast on the luscious fruit which he has
gathered to his fond embrace and treasured in
bis inmost heart. And now that he has taken
to himself such ripe and delicious Peach,
we feel sure that our fellow craftsman will pre-
serve the delightful fruit in the sweet essence of
pure love and guard it against the fernenting
cares and troubles which beset the pathway of
life and in so doing may both be rendered
happy and contented. and may welded life
prove to them as sweet as peaches all smoth-
cred in cream. Allah!
GAN---BURGOON.- AT Wilmors, this
county, on Tuesday, Oct. 9Th. by Rev. Peter
Brown, Mr.. Michael Egan, of Altoona, and
Miss Rettie c., daughter of Joseph Burgoor
Esq, of SOnmap
BERG RACER Ion October 18th, by
Rev. A. r. Hight, Mr.. Hartman Berg, of Cam
bria township, and Miss Christina Rager, ol
Jackson township, this county.
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4 UDrrORS NOTICE.-The under

A UDIrOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"A signed Auditor, appointed by the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria county to report
distribution of the moneys in the hands OF the
Sheriff arising from the sale of the real estate
of JoHN SMAY, one of the defendants in the
case OF Thos. CLARK, for use of Isabella Clark,
now for use of Sechler Paul, vs.. 8. A. R.
Fitch and John Smay, No. 40, Sept. Term,
1863, hereby gives notice to all parties inter
ested that he will attend to the duties of his ap-
pointment at the Office of Shoemaker & Oat-
man, in Ebensburg. on MONDAY. TIE 18th DAY
OF NovEhBER, 1863, at 2 O'Clock, p. m, when
and where they may attend, or be debarred
from coming in upon said fund.
GEO. W. OATMAN, Auditor.
FhanahDr1 Oct ~ 1869 at
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NAMBRIA COUNTY. SIS

~ The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
To Andrew J Otterson, who resides in San
Francisco, California, Daniel C.. Otterson, who
is now in Alaska, Oatharine Devlin, formerly
Catharine Otterson, now residing in Sscramen-
to, California, aud Thomas B. Otterson. resid
ing in SaE Angeles, California, heirs and legal
representatives OF Thomas Otterson, late of
SummitVille, dec d,-Greeting
You and every of you are hereby cited to be
and appear before the Judges of our Orphans
Court, to be held at Ebensburg, in and for said
county, on the first Monday of December next
then and there to accept or refuse to take the
real estate Of said Thomas Otterson. decd, at
the appraised valuation put upon it by In
quest duly an arded by the said Court and re-
turned by the Sheriff of said county on the 9th
day of December, 1863, or show cause why the
same should not be sold, to wit piece or lot
of ground situate in the town of Summitville,
beng marked aud known on the plan of said
town by the number (36) thirty six, with the
appurtenances valued and appraised at the
snm of four hundred and eleven dollars and
twenty five cents ($4Il ,25). And herein fail
not.
Witness the Honorable George Taylor, Pres
ident Judge of our said Court at Ebensburg
this 9th day of September, A. d. 1863.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Attest--JoHN A. BLAIR, Sheriff. (novA. y
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4 GENTS WANTEDi-AGENTS

A GENTS WANTED!
IN WANTED. SIS to 5000 per month, male
and female, to sell the celebrated and original
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine, i'm
proved and perfected it will hem, fell, stitch,
tuck, bind, braid and embroider in most su-
perior manner. Price only $l5. For simpli-
city and durability it has no rival. Do not buy
from any parties selling machines under the
same name as ours, unless having Certificate
of Agency signed by US, as they are worthless
Cast Iron Machines
For Circulars and Terms. apply or address,
H. CRAWFORD CO.,
oct-21 4l3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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GTRAY BULL-Came to the premises
- of the subscriber, residing in Allegheny
township, Cambria county, LIGHT RED
BULL, supposed to be about year old. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take him away, ether
wise he will be disrosed of according to law.
Nov. 4, 1869. ..3t. MICHL INQUIRE.
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GTRAY BULL.-Left the premises of
- the undersigned, in Clear6eld township,
Cambria county, about the first of. May, 1863,
q large DARK BRINDLE BULL, three years
old, and having very large, broad horns. Any
person giving information as to his Whereabouts
to the subscriber, at St. Augustine P. o Twill
be literally rewarded
Nov. 4, 1869. st. JOHN NEASOE.
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4 UDITORS NOTICE.-The under
IN signed, having been appointed Auditor
by the Court of Common Pleas of the county
of Cambria, to distribute funds in the hands of
the Sheriff arising from the sale of the real es-
tate of Michael O'Friel, hereby gives notice
that he will attend to the duties of said appoint
msnt at the Office of F. p. Tierney. Esq in
Ebensburg, on FRIDAY, Nov. 18TH, at o'cl'k
p. n, at which time and place all persons in
terested may be present.
Oct. %, 1863. JAMES G. Easily.
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Now THEN DO you want pair of boots
or shoes. hat or cap. a dress pattern. shaw: !:
or anything else that people generally want
If you do. you should go and see what Fry
has for sale in that line. and see if you can't
get good bargain in the buying. for he has
lots of excellent goods and disposition to
sell cheap.
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GTRAY BULL Game to the premi-
~ ses Of the subscriber, on or about the 25th
of August last, WHITE BULL. with rad
head and neck, two years old last spring. The
owner is requested to come forward. proTe pro-
perty. pay charges aud take him away, other
wise he viii be disposed of according TO Law.
JOSEPH TROXELL.
Fallen Timber, Oct. 81. 1891.
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~ RAIN AND PRODUCE.-Th un-
u dersigned is still in the GRAIN AND PEo-
DUcE BUSINESS in Salisbury, Indiana county
Pa, and would be glad to furnish his old Gus
toners and all others with Wheat, Rye, Oats,
Corn and Pork at reasonable prices. All Or
ders will be promptly sttended to.
III WIN. A'QUlSTON.
Sxltsbure, Nov. 4. 1869 SIN.
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The Innocents Abroad, /,
DRoPOsAIS FOR NEW COUNTY

DhOfOoAISo OR n EN OOJN
Il RISON.-Sealed Proposals for erecting
NEW PRISON BUILDING for Cambria
County, Pa, will be received at the Comms-
sioner's Office. in Court House. Eoensburg
until I2 o'clock, NJ, on EDNESDAY, rHk
l0TH pAI OF NOVEMBER, 1869.
The Plans, Elevations, Sections and Speci6
cations can be seen and examined at the above
ONCE.
Bids will be received from practical Builders
and Mechanics only.
Bids are invited for executing the whole Of
the work under one contract.
Separate bids will be received for the differ
ent. branches of the work, such as Masonry,
Brick Laying, Cast Iron Work, sc.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder. but the Commissioners re-
serve the right of rejecting any all OF the bids.
Payments will be made as the work pro-
gresses, on Eliminates certified TO by the Archi
tect, bat 90 per cent. of each estimate will be
retained until the final completion of the con
tract. i.-..f-. a-v.
JOHN FERGUSON.
JOHN A. KENNEDY, Csm'rs
MAURICE McNAMARA,\
Atkaat-Tuoa j GIaaa CLARK focf II 1t
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SuMMERH1LL Twr., Nov. l. 1869.

SUBrMERHILL TWP, Nov. l, 1860.
Friend Mae-Fearing lest my pen should
gather rust for want of use, l have resolved
to employ it little with view to let you
know something about matters and affairs
transpiring hereabouts.
Since writing before We haven't had much
of variety of anything except weather, of
which, between bad and Indifferent, we have
had as much if not more than any other To-
cality; and I prophecy that we will have
another "spell of weather" pretty shortly.
Those religious exercises peculiar to the
Catholic faith. and known as the Jubilee and
Forty Hours Devotion, commenced at St.
Bartholomew's church, Wilmore, on yester-
day week and closed on Wednesday last -
The jealous pastor of the congregation, Rev.
Peter Brown. wassassisted by Fathers Gar
vey and Gregory, of Johnstown, in dispens-
Ing those graces which flow 90 abundantly
to the devout members of that church thro'
the channel of these devotional and holy ex-
ercises. l am glad to announce that the
season of grace has been productive of good
results. inasmuch as the faithful have been
made better and many of the lu6ewafm have
been reclaimed from their indiffefentism and
led into the path of religious duty.
As intimated in my former cOmmunica-
tion, the matrimonial mania In this locality
con tinues undated. It GreU out of a re-
pugnance on part of several of our young
people for that state of life ironically termed
''sinele blessedness." and so widespread has
the disafection become that DOn0hOe does
not abhor the solitude of bachelor existence,
nor who EgGn does not relish the comforts
of home and the ministering attentions of a
loved and loving companion.
We have been blessed with a bountiful
harvest .his year, and our granaries being
we'll filled with the products of fertile land
all that now engrosses the thoughts of the
youthful among US is the bright anticipations
of the enloyments in store for them the COM
ing winter. The realization Of their pleasant
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ESTRAYS.-Came 10 the premises of
~ the subscriber, in Washington township,
Cambria county. on Monday last, I4th instant,
BRIEDLE STEER and RED HEIFFER.
They are both about two years old, but neither
have any noticeable marks to distinguish them.
The owner is requested to come forward. prove
property. pay charges and take them away
otherwise they will be diaposed of according to
law. DANIEL HENRY.
Washington Twp. Oct. 81. 1869. Sta
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NoNsENsE.-It may be set down as the
highest of nonsense for any person to buy any
other than the celebrated Ante-Dust Cooking
or Heating stove, and it is equally nonsensi-
cal to go any further than Huntley's mann
moth store, in Ebsnsburg, to secure one OF
those most desirable and most satisfactory
of all stoves yet introduced to the public
Huntley keeps the best of everything in bis
line, and sells as cheap as the cheapest.
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TR1 H1M.-1f you have never bought dry
goods. groceries, flour. etc.. from V. s: Bar
ker, our advice is to try him once. Ii you
have bought these you need no advice, as
you will be sure to go back. He keeps
nearly everything worth keeping. and if any
man sells cheaper than him we don't know
his whereabouts. -st
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF

IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
n CAMBRIA COUNTY.-In the matter OF
the first and final account of Jas. P. NJ Canoe,
Trustee to sell the real estate of James Plot,
decd "ALd now, October l3, 1868, on mo-
tion of F P. Tierney. James C Easily. Esq.
appointed Auditor to distribute the funds in
the hands of the said Trustee" By the Court.
Extract from the Record
/ hereby give notice that will sit at the of
fee of F. P. Tierney, Esq. in Ebensburg, on
THURsDAY, Nov. IlTH. at clock, P. N, to
attend to the duties of said appointment, At
which time and place all interested may attend.
Oct. 81, 1859. JAMES c. EASILY.
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On! WHEY dear. Pm glad we're near
Shoemaker's cheap cash store.
For there We get such goods, Pll bet,
As ne'er were bought before;
And if our neighbors knew how well we do,
They would no longer tarry,
But haste away, without delay,
And buy their goods from Harry.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-04

n,.oxs intending to teach school. should.
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