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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-18
ALrooNA C1rY, Fab. Is, 1876.

ALTOONA CITY, Feb. l5, 1869.
Friend Aac-0n Friday morning last
about / O'Clock several druvcrs arrived in
Altoona from the west, aud in coming into
the city they discovered fire just breaking
out. Upon arriving at the Logan House
they inquired of DR.. Johnston whether he
was a resident of the place, and upon being
ausw cred in the affirmative they informed
him that fire was IN progress only a short
distance away. The Doctor and some other
gentlemen Immediately ran to the place des-
ignated, and found the rear end Of the Vihdi-
Gator building FUSED as a kitchen in connec-
ton with Mr.. Kcrr's residence) on fire. They
gave the alarm immediately, and ere long
the fremen and hundreds of other citizens
were upon the ground, but as the building
was q wooden structure it was found i'm pos
sble to check the flames. The building.
with types, press, and all lis othe- con eats,
save few books soon fell victim to the
destroying element, while the large store
and dwelling of Mr.. Berkcowitz adjoining,
with nearly ell it contained was almost en-
tire!y consumed. The large and handsome
residence of r. A. o. Kerr, Esq. west Of
the VindicatOr office, was y:Ty badly dam
aged if not totally rui,:e,i. The fire was
another C those deeds Of incendiarism with
which our city has been so terribly afflicted
during the past lew months "ouiu 10
God that some of the despcable villains
could be caught in their hellish work. !
am not prepared 10 say what the loss IS. or
how much of it is covered by insurance
The calamity falls heaviest on Mr.: Camp
bell, of the Vindicator, who has the earnest
sympathy of all classes. l could tell you OF
several kindly acts performed in his behalf
by leading Republicans here, all of which
will be gratefully remembered by him and
his friends for all time to come. Among
the number Hon. B. f. Rose and Mr.. James
CURRY deserve to be specially mentioned
These and many other gentlemen have act
ed nobly in this hour of sorest trial to Mr.
Campbell, and their kindness will not be
forgotten.
On Saturday night the Democracy of the
city assembled in Lowther's Hall for the
purpose of adopting means for the resusita-
lion of the Vindicotor, which has become a
party and local necessity. Tbe meeting
was large and enthusiastic. and measures
were taken to assist Mr. Campbell in re es-
tablishing his paper. So you need not be
surprised to see the VindicGtOr ere long
based upon frmer footing than ever SO
mote it be.
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LUxUKrEs Fresh fish and prime fresh
tub oysters are luxuries not to be sn ,ezed at i,
and are particularly desirable for nocnday
meals during the I.enten season. A. Ii.
Ia Ter receives excellent fresh fish every
Thursday aud keeps the best oysters ever
brought here all the time, and charges only
the most moderate prices at which these
luxuries can be sold. Go to Faller for con-
fections, oysters, fish. etc, and you will do
well.
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DIsCUssIoN.-Our literary society is about
to discuss the following question, which We
feel assured will be decided in the affirmative:
Is j. J. Murphy's Ssar (') Clothing Store.
on Clinton street. the place 10 get your
money back? We say aye!
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T OOK HERE! LOOK HERE!!-
AVAILABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber win sell the Farm on which
he resides, in Allegheny twp, Cambria county.
The Farm contains As Acres go cleared) and
the improvements are ample and in good order.
Fair terms and lndisputab'c title. Possession
given lst April. A. WALTERS.
Feb. 4, lS69.-tf Loretto p. o.
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limited STATES MARSHALS

NITED STATES MA RSHALS .
" OFFICE, WESTERN DIsrRICr OF PENN
vASIA, PITTsBUEoH This is to give notice
that on the 9th day of january, A. ID. 1869. a
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
estate of JOHN NJ. KING, of JohnstowD, in
thd county of Cambria, ard State of Pennsyl
vania, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on
his own petition; that the payment of any deb 8
and delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt to him or for his use, and the trans
fer of any property by him, are forbidden by
law tlat Meeting of the Creditors of said
Bankrupt, to prove their Debts and to choose
one or more Assignees of his Estate, will be
held at Court of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at
the office of the Register in Bankruptcy in hoi-
lidaysburg before John Brotherline, Esq, KeS
lister, on the 18th day of March, d. lo0S'
at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
THOMAS a. ROWLEYI
u s. Marshal, as Messenger.
W. +. BATHBRsT, Deputy. feb lo--A''
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CALIFoRNIA SEED WHEAT We have
received by mail, direct from Messrs. III. w.
Dappleye & Co., San Francisco, California.
two small sacks Of White Australian and
Chui CIub Wheat, which contain by all odds
the largest and finest samples OF wheat we
have ever saw. 1t is claimed that this grain
will yield sixty bushels to the acre and sixty
FIVE pounds to the bushel, and that the ears
will grow from eleven to twelve inches in
length. We have placed the samples on
exhibition at the Post Office, and invite our
farmer friends and others interested in
wheat culture to call there and examine the
grain for themselves. We shall give place
to the advertisement of the above named
firm in our next issue. and believe that our
agricultural friends will do we'll to peruse it
and then order sufficient seed to try the e1-
pertinent of its culture III this locality.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
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 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 for a
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PLAYED Our The indications OF an early
spring are played out for the present, but
the chances to secure bargains at <. X
Davis cheap cash store will never be played
ont-not if the court knows itself. Mr..
Davis has a superb stock. and sells at the
most triaipg advance on first cost
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FAIR GooDs AND FAIR PRICEs.-Mr. Goo.
uulItley has within the past few days. sold
quite a number of beautiful articles OF silver
ware to ladies in our town, who design con-
tributing them to the Catholic Fair. which
will be opened on the lst inst. Nothing
more appro oriate for such purpose could
be selected thar can be found at Mr.. Hunt
lev's establishment, and we advise an early
visit thereto. Mr.. Huntley is fair dealer,
keeps a fair stock, sells at fair prices. and
shoulI receive the patronage Of all fair
minded people.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-18

ApvANCING-There is no doubt that cot
ton goods of all kinds are advancing in
prices, and when the spring trade opens
consumers will be surprisel at the difference
in this respect. Now is the time to buy at
the Io;Tc3t figures, and Ii. A. Shoemaker
& Co. IS store is the place at which the lowest
figures prevail to the greatest extent. In
ftct they have low prices on the brain and
excellent goods of all kinds on their shelves.
Ees dna og.
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ID ETTER BARG AIMS THAN EVER!

ETTER BARGAINS THAN EVER
- The undersigned having disposed of
his inter est in the Ebensburg Foundry, and re
tired from the business, offers for sale. to close
out the remaining portion of HE stock, FOUR
THRESHING MACHINES and on E TON
OF METAL SLED SOLES. The Machines
are well made and will be sold for $l25 each,
on six months credit, or for $ll2 so cash.
The sled soles will be sold in one lot for 3 cts.
per lb. Z. GLASS.
Ebensburg, Jan. ID, 1869.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA Letters of Administration on the estate of
Joseph Sprihgman. late of Susquehanna twp,
Cambria county, having been granted to the
undersigned, all parties indebted to said estate
are required to make payment, and those hav-
ing claims against the same are requested to
present them for settlement.
F. A. SHOEMAKER, administrators.
Ebensburg, Feb. 4, 1869. ct.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing wb;cl

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
1cih the gloss and
=, freshness Of youth.
Thin hi. Ill
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FsTRAY.-Came to the residence .9a of
~ the subscriber in White township, Cambria
county, on or about the Doth November last.
black and white spotted heifer, supposed 70 De
one and a-half years old. The owner can nave
her by proving property, paying cna[EeS, &C.
WILLIAM NoMANAAI.
Feb. 4, 1883. 81 $Ip'd.
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MULES AND OXEN FOR SALE.
W. The undersigned offers at private sale
IA MULES and Yokes Oxen. The Mules
are all young, large and unblemished:
NJ. III. ADAMS,
IebA.. St, CresSon, Cambria Go Ia
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MoMENTUM.-Momentu and velocity are
very different things. A meteor may have
velocity and but little momentum, while a
train Of cars may have great momentum and
little velocity. Momentous is an adjective,
and applies to the momentOus sale of cloth
ing made by Leopold & Bro, at Oak Hall,
Main street, Johnstown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-18

CLIMATIC CHANGEs.-L2st week we had
sunshine ard warmth this week we have
rain sleet, wind and snow. Though all these
changes. however, V. S. Barker continues to
sell cheaper than the cheapest, and don't
care who knows it. A prime stock OF fish
lust received, and all other goods in abun-
dance.
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FXECUTORS NOTICE.-Letters
IL a testamentary on the estate of Peter San
ders, late of Munster township. deceased, have
been granted to the subscriber residing in Gal
litzn township, in said county. Persons having
claims against said estate will present them
properly proven to the subscriber and those
owing the same will make immediate payment.
PHILIP j. SANDERS, Executor.
Gallitzin Tp., Feb 2, lS69.-6t.
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a DMINISTRATOR.S NOTICEI

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE! !
IA Letters of Administration on the estate
of Mrs. Eleanor Mcclure, late of Clearfield tp.,
decd, having been granted to the undersigned
by the Register of Cambria county, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said decedent
are requested to make payment without delay.
and those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment. WIN. H. SECHLER, Admir-.
Ebensourg, Feb 4, 1869 ct.
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GOOD, BETTER, BEST.-The best
N and cheapest Tobacco and Cigars In town
axest ~ b 02AmAn 3. Go and seo.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EBENsBURG AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
ON and after Monday, May IL, 1868,
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBEESBURG-
At5.25 A. NJ, connecting with Accemoda-
ton East and Phila. Express West.
At 7.I5 P. NJ, connecting with Phila. Ex
East and Mail West.
LEAVE CREssoN-
At s.25 A. NJ. or on departure of Phila.
Express West.
At9.S1 P. NJ, or on departure of Phila. Ex-
press East.
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u OTICE.-LeIters of Administration
~ on the estate of Mary Ann Buser, Bar
bara Buser and Margaret Bsser, late of the
deceased. having been granted to the under
signed by the Register of said county. notice is
hereby given to persons indebted to said estate
to make payment without delay, and those
having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN BEN DER, Admir-
Carroll TWP, Jan. IA, 1869. ct.
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PACIFIC RAIL ROAD
NEARLY FINISHED.
1850 MILES UILT!
THE UNION PACIFIC R. r. CO.
AND The
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL ROAD co.

Have added EIGHT Hundred (7OO) Miles 60
their lines during the current year, while doing
a large local pas senger and freight business =
The through connection will undoubtedly be
completed next sum mner. when the through traf-
fcI must and will be very great. Forty thoD-
sand men are now employed by the two power
fnl companies in pressing forward the great
tional highway to speedy completion. Only
200 miles remain to be built, most of which..aI q
graded and ready for the rails.
First Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad Company for sale at par and R-
tcFest, ard FIRST Mortgage Gold Bonds of the
Central Pacific Railroad at I03 and interest.
The principal and interest of both bonds are
payable in gold.
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4 MAGSIFiCENT PREsENT.-We dropped
ingo the watch aud jewelry establishment of
cur friend c. T. Roberts yesterday. and " bile
there vas shown magnificent gold watch
aud chain put up ia neat mahogany case.
The watch is a stem winder, entirely new
and complete arrangement which does away
with the use Of key. These beautiful ar
tcics have lie n selected by Cham. with his
we'll known taste aud capacity. and are Ge-
signed as a present from few friends to one
ot the most mertorious gentlemen in this
broad Commonwealth, but as the whole af-
fair is to be a surprise to the worthy recipi-
eut, We are not at liberty 10 mention names.
Tie donors have not only secured a present
worthy Of themselves and the gentleman for
whom it is intended, but they did well in
cntrusting our jeweler friend with the selec-
tion Of the handsome gift, and it is netdless
10 add that he is the proper man to apply to
90 such occasions. The articles can be seen
'7T lew days at Roberts store.
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To LUMBERNEE Mr.. C.L. Goehring of
Irwin's Station, Westmoreland county. offers
at private sale for cash, at a great bargain.
or will exchange for lumber, Portable Saw
Mill and Stationary Steam Engine. both in
first class condition. The Engine is of 25
horse power and the Saw is a Sc inch circu-
lar saw, and they will be sold very cbeap.
For further information address as above.
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JOHN WILLIAMS, President.
r. j. LLOYD, Secretary.
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BUyD FOR VIRGINIA.-Mr. Jacob Stoltz,
Of Chest township, and Mr.. f. Z. Grassber-
ger, Of Carolltown, have caught the disease
which carried off Messrs. Jos. Maucher,
Jacob I.eib, and others, and have made up
their minds to einigrste to Virginia. They
both returned from a visit to that section on
Saturday last, and are loud in their praises
Of the country and its advantages. Mr..
Stoltz has leased a farm there, and Mr.
Grassberger is said to have bought eight
hundred acres Of land at the low price Of
eight dvllars per acre. They both design to
sell off here without delay. Mr. Stoltz will
nave sale of live stock. grain, ,''etc., on Sat
urday oi.next week, 9th inst. We are sorry
70 lose so many good citizens from our midst,
3ut cannot refrain from wishing them abun-
dant success IN their new homes.
, 1869-12-04
P1E Iron.

All know that the dury On pl9 iron us R,sdos'ly
cut oowp, under The eoups2mise iofesa ueon 1a os
~ cc11 al fa,orrus IN 1sss: snd fnatis Us AgHn
Icareed 10 - peE cent ~ the P%tt.H alket t.na
of ls46 and stiA tultber 10 81 10 y per cent y
eStr stcs 1slS We ar COZ 1dent that il would now
be .etng ne5c unass ~ ixold, pes soo.-Sts f*ft
IlitxsA- ...---.
To which tna Cincinnati Gasett< 1aus Fep!!e1:
"Tne ch..ge Conveyed oy tais Is that tue pro.
dncuuu ot pig mon Vas crippled oT tht tef1n o.
Is<s till the duty Of - too ~ 1ne hEa Of ~
frytJed II: lhAt then II EAs hurt Ag4o o. tn4
tatin ot ls4a and again ln ~: Fntsn Tso1esS =;
y r. sss I s q 'Ga n ID t1essa asa
asoct Is currency. sns.eaa ot Is. 50 mnea toE
iac.s. From he z,ssssi1es Ealhered By TIE Amen:
he he speetI ~ comussoner Of Rsvenue. Il tp0es.s
| that the tne1tAse Ia tho ptudocasoH q ra
TONS to A;,0m ions, being no rI 4n,
YEAR 11aer T., .nas ~ 15 81 iss "a soaS
$50 Inc arounr vas tkAoae tozs2 being ~ U
q g 3: ,on .s5 *
.qnas Il II sppe - tnst sne ,nc4ease n tia p7ooue
uo9 ousa g e pssss ss ,ssir g essa
rtptetertz as nastnE 70 ct12p:ed re pss1oc9o, ~,
| tnat re row have to p4J fosV-teo oonaa ", ",
ipstead at frrs1 tHtnty.age % trcnt5 e.sof ooi
IN Now hos can production bare heea c1ip
pled pJ these tar.1 enanses. vA!sa h. xest Up Il Il
IN xFat ruth can NJ. Greeley 81
III III tnss vigorous ana 1spadlT ineseai
i1e production. wnlea ~. - s5oyn lem q -,
| nisa nt ihe }ack OF r 1htn@totT duty o. - ns
ssat ne psodacen have not been re . innodac M M
tnose cheap RepeesAa which FoaM ns tais nao
hayn rodpces the p13ta 10 ~ Ia E0M tAA % o
~ liz statement k4eked tae bottom noo " on
Gu nouIc. md proven-so fsr - eia oe@onsG;
.itons can -shat tho PRESENT Guy y We
| nnntcesea5y, md thai tho non 1ea WEE
e1inrng Ia : too oashs TO b sectnS II p
$8;"
, 1869-12-04

English ot1ceTs to In8t Of IA American setrst113
Of the Navy, who It repo,ts, once uttered hls uu-
fe!xntd surprise, On going aboard OF ono OF hle
own Abips, Ia ths expfesAye phrase why. the
darred thtngs holoV.h
The EInx OF Naples has Just returned 70 Hame
from Germany. It Wal his nrtt &hsenca ftom
Itsllan sou. and eaTe ria 70 report OF his hfd-
cation which M perfectly unfounded- A remark
Of his, n2de tn answer TO tomo one who Askod
him how he enjoyed the Journey, pa!nts the sttua.
t3oe: sa1 have nrop9ht back one conIcssoDs and
that ls-sheEe arc no mora KinEl"
The notorious leader Of tsadea-union1 1t saef-
ned Il coming 10 America. The authorities having
refnsed TO II mt mm pohNc hoo1e Hoenaa Enea
ooHpneity Ii severn ''rnstn oo1sEt5 was
proven agAtuat him. THIS MANY uaue u broad-
hesd, which Nj. Charles RsAde has translated
0roeait ~ IN hts LAST sso7yi the aeeoe Of which u
lld In shen,eM Or thereaboutt. Broadtesd had a
beuent n sneMeM isw days AkaL nAte 1peeca,
sd 10 probably By this rnae nearing cor toaEtA
with what deAg1s o. oU lahof movements the1a
h no means Of knowing.
/ Nj, 1szsc yeitou, who hts The hnDn< to Ill TIN
once OF Constable m Campbell County. Ky., tAs-
ufed the other Day ID court that he had traded
with HI. orcuss, 'Eentlen1s1 Nho wears tne
p1o1d title ct EeutnEktAn. Telton hod 8eld 70
him horse, receiving therefor 0teuft1 wife.
But IN the classic Eugllsh Of Mr. Te!tou, Orcutt
"put on him, bestdee, tWo children and , dog
For these the Kentucky Constable hsd no use,
and. believing th8s he had oblaloed more than IN
eqglTalent for what he had gtren returned 10 o..
cutt oscutt's spooAe>
Tho detntuned Queen IsAoeIIk OF Spain has IN.
| noonced her lnteatIon OF waiting Rome 10 attend
the Ecumemcal Council. This Announcement
baz much disturbed, It i aatd, bath The Pope and
| Cardinal Antonelt They feel It viii b lrposal
bic "a deny the fallen Queen the hono1s tue TO I
sovereign, while the observance thereof may gIvt
| offence 10 the de Jdeto Government OF Sps1n. III,
Regent ses1auo Is row looked upon a. goot
| Catholic, sid the Court Of Roue wishes to avoit
aty ground Of offence, aud, indeed, to ente1 int
more faeut1y reia1luns with him. The Spnnis1
subsidy IA OF yery crest importance to The Pope
aud the Hes ent has not only continued T. but ha
! made paymentA IN advance, which the govern
mens ot Queen IkaoalA Was never In poAuol
to do
1t Meeting Of the New York Toman,s Sui
trase Aasoc.ston, held on the LIT, the foa'ow1u
rrso.1uon Nas oncred, and caused cooslderaol
se1sat,on. il Vas rnAllJ received, and made tb
apec.A orde1 fat dlAcoxnen On Wednesday aexs:
"WuKsK4a- Our courts % Dot rceokraze the divoEr
ihs sate ia eases Whcfe the defending paty continue
| 10 rette In this st1fe; thercfnrr.
E<Aokes6 That tho brutal znd nourdt1nu3 hetItk
McFarlard On 4. u. RftnaEdaan Lat week II, tn
xtest de&1es Attrhutahte to &ho drhntak and a.viA
The state n New Yozf and the pe.nieuus tataenes
the Few fcIk 1t1eSns upon tho dtyorvn QueatIau Al
Ito civil rsshss Of wouoen-"
, 1869-12-04
BANK ROBBERY.

robbery Of The National Rank nj
Port JcFvta-EkNy Thousand Dull
lnFs 80 Money aud Honds stoleo-
NedEiuE, sie6KipK, nnd Bta>tanE-
safe kmF.scfa Outrivaltt0K tine
Aalc AntldcFs-EnSl Details Of the
Asfnit-Fivc Thousand DuIiaAxs He-
&sufd Offered.
fro.. tAe Fprt Js,eis l.y. T., t;G1<ste, -sou s1-
Obe Of the most astounding, bold, sni SUCCESS
o,. o. M ,nr SsssorI ssak q Post jtr.ss, ~ wnseh
1t oct $A,tv IN currency, bonds. nod secortnf1
teiet xu9 to the psnA and 1nts lduals *no hsd
~ stolep, iae pcrs!ass nArlpg successfully male
1teaf e+caT<. TIE ttnb%15 NSa nss. d3scovtTEG
apuut 0. .clsck ~ Andrew Tnoupsou, sae bark
lsnk' sEa Peter FaInena. The nsrs sooa ne-
cane t1t.et hhroat, and MI The mprnipg The tank
taA h*en thEpo2ed win people anxious ~ ies:n
the lAftiC1l4th THERE LIE Ill BofA Of et1re4
sbtst ~ 10 The exseI.t OF thu foss, some sfAif.g
the tmcunt 10 Be 9loo. .oU. ard othtr1 I'll lsfger-
s.nn i l,eu W sd ssoS or 4poss oas-
half thtlt auIpus tuLd- Th:a Lass dues not a1eck
tie 1esPopethl!iiy nj The bank IN The tesst-
tub<tanlAa AtTuct1fes IN lowe, betbH eons11ucted
OF stote, wi,h lvou Shutters 10 tnt ~1oho~A md
barred and tolted III The nost secure uaouer.
1tnceE1rg It impos -oIe for any but IN expert bar.
sisr 10 ohsaib ~ entrance without considerable
eto1., when won}t be hke4y TO Avskeo s1ose
eops suncted ot siona VITA I foundation Of the
kaEe steEtat rte enfrancE 70 *hch wA4 secured
b. N IN u,et 20 mon dooE, we.R htng about > ~
ponbds, Alo m inEef oo,s o. toM ssonx"t isnn. T
1NrS1 n,-A I'd tptp he outer and tuner dooxs
were :. Lille Cumh.nalaon Burglar Proof" Toa
s1r ~ IN yanI Mss m pT eC4: lert acd tep fees
hirr HI ~ usSd as : depoettarT Of me poota
ii q ~ pxrs beiopR,uF to the pank. 1nalce Of the
Txn.i Ht1e two Nft lad tusxtax- prooI sases, the
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