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5or Sale;

AT PRlv II E SALE, TssAT FsNE
IN STAND vi Ak ures for Grocery. corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. IS. Ap, ly ON
fhEMlrES thstu January 81
CTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CfAsAP.
- II applied tor immediately
~ Ono Ia horse Portable ENGINE
~ One A-h0rSe Portable Engine.
ALSO,
~ One 8-horse-power ENGrNE, in good condition
CAMERON. BARKLEY q CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January Is -'-- a
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Boarding..
fost ano l5ouno.

GU1b WWU JUNNU.
r OST. Lie cTER DIRECTED az, II.
~ III. VAUGHAN. care =. achoouer Narraran.
sett III hndsr will confer favor by leaving It at
1 ii g OFFICE. la Ma,ch .
OsT, DN SArCRPAY AETEKNaION.
IL LADY, FUR CAPE. either IN Ga,houn.
be give If left a. THIS OFFICE, or at 40 lis
OaLhOO Ny AtEE. MiIch1
II OST. ON YESTERDAY MI .xNI>G.
~ between tho Boys Hom-.' on Ashley-s,reet,
CAP. a suitable reward will be given If delivered
ct this One. or No. 10 cHAKLO IE-srnEEI.
February ~
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FENHTS GUANO DIFFERs FROM PERUVIAN
Il Guano simply tn the relative proportions of
the aame el. mants Of fertility.
Its use during the past tour for the culture
Of cotton and .rorn has given to It character for
standard excellence unsui passed by genuine PERU
van sGssno. and where seasous OF drought inter-
vene. u produces large increase Of orop&
Tho p,ice Mt whioa the 9gss:S q f,iaooti in 20
much below that Of Peruvian 0uano. as TO constitute
Agriculture
The large sanital and res,urces OF yhe Company
enable tt to furnish Guano OF the hgho t value ut
the lowest possible cost to consumer and the
hughes, interest Of the company 10 recognised In
this policy.
no Company looks to large sales. sna pro1ts
and aperrnsnent trade for compensation ON capital
invested.
DR.. br. JULIEN RAvENnL. Of South caro-
lima. is Scientific Director to tho Company
which Affords sure guarantee Of the continued ex.
colence Of the Gusno. Mono genuine unle,a e brand.
ed with tho name OF JOHN y. RBh, ~ n CO., Gene
raj agents OF the PACIR ~ GUANO COMPANY
Ror ternas and mode Of app ica ion apply to
j. NJ ROBSON.
Agen. for the state ~ -oulh Carolina
Nos and a elan,io Wharf. 4
Decem'er ~ DAo stuth3mo
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@eettnas.

I. q. u. F.-JDFFERSON LODGE, No 4.
TINHE REGULAR MEE1 ING OF THIS LODGE
II Will be held THIS EVENING at seven o'clock
preci civ. Pur ctual attendance Of the members ia
earnestly requested. J. L. LUNSFORD,
March tn Secretary.
CHARLESTON STEAM FIRE COMPANY
OF AXMtN.
A TTBND REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
IN OF your Conn any, THIs bvENINo, at Market
HAL, at hal-past Seven o'clock
BY order. F.J. GKEEN,
March Secretary.
VlGILANT FIHE ENGINE COMPANY,
A TTEND The REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
"A OF your Company. This EVENING, at your
fail, at seven o'cio X precse..
BY ord.r.
CHARLn sTVN HOOK AND LADDER,
nO.1
EMBERs ARE BEQUReTtD TO ATTEND
~ Regular Monthly Meeting : HIS EVENING, at
haf pasS seven O'clock A. B. JAkVL,
March 2 Secretary.
MABEkNpAN SOCIETY,"
FENHE REGULAR MONlHLV NJ ETING OF THIS
IL sooiety will bo hold HIS EVENING, March I'd,
ut their q II, g. Seven o'oioea.
WM. AIKEN KELLY. Secretary.
March
FREUNbSCHAFTS
T'HE MEMBERS o. THIS SOCIETY ARE RE.
IL QUks ED 10 attend the Meeting THIS EVENING
al Eight o'clock.
by order OF the President.
CHARLES SIEGLING,
haarcn Secretary.
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notifes in Bankruptcy.

TN THO DIS COURT OF THO
L UNI ED sIA1Hs-BOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA In 1HE MATER OF Ma
THANIEL Hayward, PANKRUP1-IN 8ANK-
kUPICY TO tohom it may concern The undersigned
ofNArH MEL HEY WARD. OF Charleston, in the Dis
tnct Of Charleston nd state OF South ar)l.na with
In said Di hict, who has been adjudged q bankrupt
upon his own petition. by he District Court of said
District.
Dated the 23d day of February, A. D. 1869.
j. FRASER MATHEWES, Assignee
February % tu3
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YDants.

VKyANTED, BY TIL WEE GENTLEMEN,
wv nicely furnished Parlor and three Bed
ro ms. Apply by addressing M. at DAILY NEWS
OFFICE
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WANTAD, WIT MUSE. APPLY
w at the corner OF SPRING AND RUTLLDGE
q
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A GENTS wANTED.--S75 TO $500 FEH
II month or COMMISSION from which twioe
hat amount can be M de by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FANNY Y >E0ING MA.
CHINf; price Sl8. For circulars and terms address
9. BoWEMS & CO.. No. 82O South Ihlrd-strret,
Phia ,ephia, Pa. 3mo December
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w WASH IT small Family. white woman
preferred Apply at No. IL MEETING-STREEr.
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NKTANTED, TWO GaOOD-SIZED. WE LII
w FURNISHED ROOMS. with two beds. Near
business part Of ity. Address. with term. and par
GCul. rs, G. a., P.O. ~ March
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RANK CONDON,
Special Agent.
Nov. II. 1859. -iy.

CUERIFFS SALES by virtue of a
~ writ Of Fl. Fa. issued out OF the Court of
Common Pleas of Cambria county and to me
directed. there will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the Foster House in Johnstown on SAT
URDAY. THE 4TH DAY or DECEMBER NEXT, at
O'Clock, p. n. the following Real Estate,
TO wit
All the right, title and interest OF Chas.
Zimmerman, OF, in and to a lot of ground situ-
ate in 81 Ward, JOhRstown borough. Cambria
county, fronting 2I feet on Clinton street, run
ming back to lot of Adam Pharr on the perth.
80 feet to an alley on the west and adj Dining
lot of John Gels on the south having thereon
erected two story plank house, frame stable,
and hydrant of wild cat water, now in the
cupancy Of Rev. J. IIartSock. Taken in
cution and 10 be sold at the suit of " illiam Il
HustmaR L Sors.
Also, all the right, title and interest of
Andrew Henuings. OF. in and 10 a lot of ground
situate in Sd " ard JOhnstown borough, Cam
bria county commencing st line of ohm Robb,
on Clinton street, thence along line of said
street nineteen feet to corner o. Clinton and
Washington streets, thence along " WashingtOn
street fifty eight feet to line of Joseph Rankin
thence along line of Jose2h Rankin forty eight t
feet to line OF John Robb, thence along said
line twelve feet TO a corner, thence along line
of said Robb thirty two feet to lot of said Robb.
thence forty-six feet to the place OF beginning;
having thereon erected double two story
plank house, now in the occupancy of Andrew
Hennings Taken in execution and TO be sold
az the suit OF s. ii. Cerekhart / Co.
JOHN A. BLAIR, Sheriff.
Sheriff q Onice. EbensburS, Nov. IL. 1869
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Il RIED.

HASSON -WILLIAMS.-Att the Catho-
lie church in this place, on Sunday eveIi ing
last, by Rev r. G. Christy Mr. James q .
Hasson and Miss Clemenza Williams, both OF
this place.
Sunday night. with its boisterous winds and
piercing cold. unproritious one for sail
ing into the bIissful haven of welded life, but
as our friend Gibbs and his amiable young
bride succe eded in making the rifle" despite
the ing OF the elements, iondly hope
they Will find calm and cententment, peace
and happiness. prosperity, and all other earthly
blessings, beyond its confines and while they
cannot hope TO escape all the cares aud trials
of life, and would not wish to avoid its little
responsibilities" We trust they will find more
of pleasure and less of pain in the realities OF
the future than yen their brightest antcipa-
tions could picture OF their most ardent aspira-
tions could hope for. May they ever be happy
in promoting he happiness OF each other.
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- L E - .

SKELLY.-At the residence Of her parents,
at Sonmap, Cambria county, on Saturday Oct.
30th. 1863. Eliza Ellen. daughter of Michael
and Clarissa Anne Skelly, in the 10th year of
her age.
The deceased was one of those amiable and
accomplished young ladies whose early demise
always leaves a deep and poignant ting. Her
illness. though long and pAiaful. vas borne
with Christian fortitude; and she closed an ex
emplary lie by happy death. Swing 20
those around her, Il will now go sleep !"
she cauny resigned her soul into the hands OF
her crucied Rcdeemer. Her heart stricken
parents and deeply grieYed relatives and friends
can find consolation in the reflection that their
loss is her eternal gain. May she rest in peace.
LIZZIE
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d DEGISTER'S NOTICE Notice i.

~ EGI0 In - M iOE ---NOtlco Il
~ hereby given that tho following accounts
have been passed and filed in the Register
Office ut Ebensburg, and will be presented 30
the Orphans Court of Cambris county, for
confirmation and allowance. on Monday, the
9th day OF November next to wit
The partial account of Mathew N. Adams.
Admir- of IgGatius Adams, late of " ashington
township, decd.
The account of Wm J Duncan, Guardian
of Sarah Elizabeth Williams.
The account of VIM. !. Duncan, Guardian
of James c Duncan, minor heir OF JAS. Dun
can. late of Backlick township, dec d
The first and final account of w N. II Sech-
ler Adn'r of Eleanor 81 q uire, late OF Clear
field township. deceased.
The first and final account OF John Bender,
Admir- Of n rgsret Bussr, late of CarrOito " n.
deceased.
The hrst and inal account of John Bender,
Admir- OF Mary Aun Bu-er, late Of Carroll
town. deceased.
The first and fnal account of John Bender,
Adni'r of Barbara BCser, late of CArroiltown,
deceased.
The second and final account of Emma
Pringle, Adm'x of John Pringle, late of vii.
more borough deceased.
The first account of William Young, Ext OF
Mrs. Isabella Brown, late OF ConemAuSh Dor
ouEh. deceased
The 6rst AMI final account Of las. Il White,
E1'r Of John bite, late of Blacklick town
ship, deceased
The account OF Harriet Orr formerly Hsr-
riet A'Cague) and John Lloyd, Adm OF Mi
chael M'CAgue,rlate OF Ebensburg. deceased
The account Of Lewis Donmayer. Guardian of
John Domgarlner minor child of DAn'l Bonn
gardner late of Richland township, deceased.
he account Of Joseph Criste- Guardian OF
Alexander Donaldson. minor chIld of Ed~
Donaldson, late of Washington twp, dec d.
The account of Lewis Doamayer, Guardian
of Annie Bomgardner. minor child of Daniel
Bonn vard ler late of Rchand township, dec d.
The final account of Lewis DonDayer, Guar
dian OF Leah Blngardner. miuOr child of Dan
Bomgardner, late Of RichlanI twp, decd.
The account of George Shaffer, Admir- oi
Mary RAger, late of Jackson township, dec d.
The second and final account of Peter Ru-
britz and Magd1lena RubrisL, Ex'rs of Jacob
Rubritz, late Of Conemsrgh township, dec d.
The account of Eliz 40 eth A. Burkey, Adm x
OF Jacob Burkey, late of Crovle twp decd.
> The account of James Brown, EX'r of VIM.
Charlton, late OF Prospect borough, deceased, :,
The first account of F. A. Shoemaker Admir-
cum testamento annex0 of John Fitzpatrick,
late of SummeThill township, deceased.
The account OF Joseph Croyle ard Mra. Sa-
rah Myers, Adm'rs of Joseph W. Myers, late
of Cioyle township, deceased.
The irst Aid final account OF G. .. h. ZS bra
Guardian OF Elizabeth a. &. Brady, minor c aid
OF James Brady. deceased
The first and final account or HSnry Ryrne,
Exr Of Andrew Z. Baker, late ef Carroll lou n.
snip, deceased.
Adm'r Of Bernard M'Girr, ls6e of Cambria
townshio. deceased.
The fourth account OF George NJ Resde.
Admir- of Robert Davi>. late Of Eoensbarg
deceased, JAMES GRIFFIN, Register.
Registers Office. Ebensburg. Nov. IL. 1869
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CHERIFF'S S SALE.-By virtue of
y writ of Fl Fa Post yend. Expon., issued
out of the Cou,t of Common Pleas "f Cambria
county. and to me directed, there will he ex-
posed to Public Sale. ut the Court House in
Ebensburg. on FRID AY THE 3D DAT OF DE-
cEMBEK NEXT. at o clock. 7. M, ttc following
Real Estate, to wit
All the right, title and interest of Wn
f. Carr. of in and to piece or par ell oi land
srtuai e IN Sunni rhill towHshio Camb Ia uh-
ty, adj H. n l n f Msrti " sri. EdW nd
L,ncI Patrick R.il'V. Dr m. GlertSurth
and others. containing los acres, more OF less.
about Is acres OF witch re .s.. ',ow IN
the occupancy of VIM. X. Carr. T ken in ex-
ecution and to be sold at the suit OF Mrs. La
vinia Brown. JOHN A. BLAIR, Sheriff.
sss.3' c9:e. Ete2-S -S-:ss. - =, -2t2.
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The Burdett organ.

The spirit hath moved me at sundry times to
WELD my pen in the cause of Burdett whose
disciple have become. / enclose YOU a line
or two which will ease my conscience if they
do not be of any use to yourself. You have
placed me under lasting obligations by selling
me Burdett Organ for dollars, and /
trust these feeble lines will show you that your
bread has not been thrown into the waters of
an ungrateful soul. Commend me to Burdett
when you talk of organs. O. Y. M-R.
The above quaint note was addressed to
H. KLEBER & Bro, No. l22 WooD STREET.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Agents for Burdett's eel
ebrated Organs. The writer is most prom
ising amateur player and man of infinite
wit and most excellent fancy.
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My soN, come listen while l give

My SON. come listen while give
Some good advice to you;
My words, If cherished while you live,
Will bear you safely through:
When you desire to take Wife.
Think grace alone fearful i'll
Remember. .forms will change in life
Egad the money never Wilt
Again, my son. my words attend
Fill each quick passing hour.
And when you're out of bresdstuffs send
To Oatman's for your -four.
At Oatman's store, at Oatman's store,
On High street, can now be fouGd
The choicest groceries. and much lower,
Than at any place around.
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DkT dawns. the glorious day. with all its
charms resplendent in the east; darkness.
long o'erhanging. dies away--the night
birds song has ceased. And now one voice
mid morn's repose is heard higher and
higher its pleasing notes doth snaT know
ye all men, for true is every word, the cheap
est gcods are ct 2. S. Bakers sto!e F"
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VIAILORTNG ESTABLISHMENT

HlAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
u REMOFED.-The subscriber would re-
spectfully announce to his customers and the
citizens OF Ebensburg and yi:nity generally.
that lie has remove Ell to the rev building on
Centre street. opposite the Mountain House and
adjoining the law Office of Geo. Ii Rcadc, Esq,
and is now not only prepared TO manufac ure
all goods which may be brought to him. but Is
supplied with a fine line OF CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, VESTINGS, &c, which he will make
to order in the best style aud at the lowest pri-
ees Feeling confident OF giving entire salts
faction. / hope ior an Increased patronage in
nav ne~ location D.J EVANS.
Ebeusburg, Jan. IL 1862
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How MANY 2-There is nothing lost by
having several suits of clothes at once. 1t
gives pleasant variety in dress, making the
clothing last longer by not being subjected
to constant use. and can be adapted to the
changes Of weather so as to be protection
TO our health. Try this plan and you will
the way, that at Oak Hall. Philadelphia you
can get two or three suits for the money
some men pay for but one.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE HIS
IA TORY OF FREEMASONRY. ANCIENT
ASp MODERN. 700 Octave Pages. 2J0 Beau
uful and Instructive Engravings. The most
complete and interesting work ever published
on the subject. Members of the Fraternity
will faa this a rare chance. Send for circular.
M w REDDING,
Nov .-2t. 697 Broadway N Y.
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JAMES j. MURPHY.-What shall we say
for him 7 What can we say The English
language is inadequate to express our de
light at his success. His Star (") Clothing
Store, No. 100 Cl nton street, is a real anti
'prestidigatstionaI and metaphorical anomal-
ly in the transmutation of goods to money
He has the most unparalleled concatination
of success ever known. chiefly because he
sells clothing cheap. He has but one price.
he is always there. he is kind and obliging,
and he doesn't go off at tangent if a custo-
mer doesn't chance to buy everything.
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CorTAaE ORGANs.-Our friend Lewis
Luckhardt, Jeweller, Main street. Johns
town, besides having on hand choice eelec
tior of suitable pres Mt. for thanksgiving and
the holidays. is also the local agent here for
one of the very hesI Cottage Organs in the
land. These organs manufactured by
s. D. & II. w. Smith. Boston Mass. and by
Esty & Co.. Brsttleboro, Vt. For depth
Of volume AMI weetness of tone these Or
gans cannot te cxcelled Go and near one
and if you need it you will be sure to buy.
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STRAY COW.-Came to the prerni-
~ ises of the subscriber, in Carroll town
ship. Cambria county ahou- the middle of Sep
tember last, DARK RED COW. With u
white spot on the forehead. another on the hip
and another on the belly. She will be about
seven years old next spring The owner is re-
quested TO come forward, prove property. pay
charges and take her away, otherwise she will
be disposed of according to law
Nov IL, 1860. St. JOHN SHERRY.
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Nor ANT.-'.Say, Tom. is that your wife.
that fair haired. dark eyed, graceful little
piece of feminine humanity tripping along
on the other aide of the street 7" mot any.
Sammy. but that's nv stove yonder, just
being put on that wagon in front of Hunt
ley's cheap houSe-furnishiug emporium, and
| wouldn't take for it double the money ]
paid were it not that Huntley has plenty
more just pretty and just as cheap. and
is determined that no body shall freeze the
coming winter for want of good stove, if
he can help it. Better bay one, Sam"
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TO delay for from six to twelve hours for q
train. Could not this state of things be
remedied ROB ROY.
CARRoLLrowN. Nov. 8. 1868.

CARRoLLrowN, Nov. 8, 1868.
Dear Freen,an-Two days of :. Indian
Summer were vouchsafed us last week. but
since then we have been luxuriating in ex-
trene cold weather that would be no dis
grace to mid-wiEter. Yesterday was the
stormiest of the season, and the small amount
of snow which fell the day previous has drift
ted IN some places TO the depth of two feet
have a. various times noted the improve
ments which have been made here during the
spring and summer and will now re-capitu-
late ImplIHliS, We have q large brick bull
ding erected adjacent 10 the Catholic church
10y the congregation here. and designed as a
convent and school, to be under the charge
Of the Benedictine Sisters Next, Mr.. Fred
erick Snyder has erected very commodious
! dwelling house and store room combined,
upon which the plasterers are now at work
and in the course of couple months it will
be ready for occupancy. Messrs e. @. Bin
der and A. Oswald havo each built large
private residence. Behe & Co. have erected
a saw mill, to which planning. flooring and
shingling machinery will shortly beattached.
Mr. Frank Flick is ccupying a large new
blacksmith shop, and Messrs. Blum and
Stitch, brewers, have respectively made cost
ly and permanent additions to their already
extensive breweries. New dwelling houses
are also In course of erection by Mr. Zolner,
Mrs. Eigenbrode, and a number Of minor
Improvements have been made which need
not be enumerated. If all this ix not sufi-
cient to prove that our town is rapidly ac-
curing larger proportions. / may add that
at least half dozen new buildings are to be
erected soon winter will have abdca-
ted and the weather permits mechanics to
work outside.
There is demand for teachers of the
young idea in the adjoining townships.-
The salaries are 80 exceeding low that it is
impossible to secure a sufficient number of
pedagogical
Mr.. d. Eyer the popular kotelist of the
old " Mansion House" will erect large and
costly sign this week, on which occasion he
will re-christen this well known stand
Heuceforth it will be known as the &" Noun
tain House."
l must admit that my chirography is very
bad and that my knowledge of grammar and
orthography Is limited. but how the deuce
your compositor could make " st. Benedict -
read '.St, Boniface, m my last letter, is moro
than / can tell.
The remains Of Mrs Flick were inferred
in the cemetery here on Wednesday last fol-
lowed by some hco hundred sorrowing rela-
tives. Mrs. r was daughter of Jacob
Sharbaugh. decd. Of Carroll township. and
came here with him abuut sc years ago
Our Jubilee concluded on Wednesday
morning, and it is gratifying fact to record
that over one thousand took advantage of
the opportunity afforded them for comply
ing with the requirements Of the occasion
Rev Fathers Reogh and Christy. and two
assistant priests of the Bsnedictlne Order.
wcro present at the devotion Of the Forty
Hours. BCE FUZ.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF

M OTICE OF. DISSOLUTION OF
~ PARTNERSHIP - The partnership
Heretofore existing between the undersigned in
the Hotel business in Loretto borough, WAS
dissolved by mutual consent on the Ist day of
September last. The business is carried
on by Eager & Eager. in whose hands the books
of the late firm have been left for collection.
LoRErro, DAVID EAGER.
Nov. IL, '69.6t. ALBERT BENDER.
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ESTATE OF NANCY KRTSE, DK-

LNSTATE OF NANCY KRTSE, DE-
ia CEASED Having been appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cambria county Executor
of the estate of NANCY KRIsE. late Of Clear
field township. deed. the undersigned hereby
notifies all persons indebted to said estate that
payment must be made without delay. and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them in proper shape for settlement.
A. II. FISkE, Executor.
White Twp NoY. IL, 1869. ct.
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local AND PERSONAL.

49, xoRMAL SCHOOL is well provided
% l.ciIities for preparing teachers. 1t
" 'unsrior set Of apparatus. Text Books
=. orn mon branches are furnished free.
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GcxEi-Wbat simple yet expressive
word! Like the sudden appearance of a
brilliant meteor, or more like the hurried
onset of Wild hurricane, the whisper of
this word. when some long dreaded evil has
at last come upon us. holds the heart in
awe ard burdens the soul with sorrow
But the splendid assortment of Dry Goods.
Groceries and Notions at the we'll known
cheap store Of A. G. Far, are not al gons.
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CoLD As FIEB.-A gentleman in the 5th
ward, Johnstown, woke up one morning last
week. and he passed along Market he saw
the iron bridge over Stony creek in one broad
sheet of-pot fre-but frost and ice. This
reminded him that winter was coming on,
and instead Of going to market he went to
!. Cohen 4 Brothers New York Clothing
Hall, No. PA Main street, Opera House. and
treated himself to $40 worth Of fashionable
clothing. That's so. Let one hundred 9TH
ers do likewise, and several hundred more
follow their example
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-11

YES, WHERE 7-Where did you get that
shawl I At Leopold Mayors. And those
furs AtI.eopoid Mayors. And that beau
tiful dress z At Mayer's. And that bon
net At Mayors And shat cloak At
Mayer's. A: 2422 Yes. at 2l2 Opera
House7 Yes. Opera House Main street
Yes, Main street. J1hnstown2 Yes, Johns
town. Has he any more2 Yes. lots and
gobs. as cheap as they can be bought in any
city, east or west.