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COTTON STATEMENT.

Receipts since yesterday were per NJ.
q C. Il. h. 81 bales NJ. d I. r r. As !;
M. & R. r. los; N. & L. r. r. X. 10
steamers A; wagons - Exports-per
NJ & G. r. r. 200; NJ. 81 o. R.R. $50;
steamers -.
The New York weekly statement is a.
follows: Receipts for the week, IA 800
bales; recsipts st all ports for the week,
$1,000 bsles; receipts since September
let, 496 .663 bales receipts at all ports
since September lst, 81, 10000 bales.
Exports from the port for the week 3S05
bales since September lst, 206 600 bales;
exports from all ports for the week,
81, 500 bales since September lst, Gil, 900
baies. Stock on hand st this port, 100 coo
bales st al ports, Az 600 bales. Ex-
ports from this port for the week to Brs-
men, 70 bales to Liverpool, 3223 bales
10 Hamburg, 300 bales; { HAvre, 208
bales to Liverpool, q, 1000 bales; to con-
%tinent, II, 1900.
Compared with last week this shows q
falling eff in receipts Of 500 bales, while
the receipts at ali ports have fallen off
1000 bales. The stock on hand has in
creased 5000 bales, while the stock at All
ports has increased over 10, 600 bales.
ON statement for the week is IS fol-
lows Receipts, 1902; exports, 3448
against 1858 received last week, aud 5O27
for the corresponding week last wear.
Receipts e March 10, 1855, were 23I O5I
bales, with Middlings in this market
239234e.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
zsmphis and Louisville Railroad Line

Ticket ofaees No.. 2S7H Main street and at De-
~ head Of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
change.
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The Economy Butter Company.
0mce-II5 LIBERTY STREET.
Factory-238 GREENWICH STREET. n. Y.
State, County and City Rights for sale, offer
ing TO capitalists rare opportunity, for estab-
a staple business, paying enormous
profits.
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], Il. MCMAHON, NEWTON s. OTIS
MCMAHON &c OTIS,
STATE AGENTS FOR
West Tennessee, Mississippi, Ar
kansas and North Alabama.
N o. AZ MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS. /: TENN.
J. d. WHITE, MD, W. II. IRWIN, MD,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.

Statement of the Condition of Ihs 81.
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com
Paay, ON the list dag OF January, 1869.
On the first day Of January, 1869, made to the
Comptroller OF the State OF Tennessee, in
compliance with the laws of that State relaI-
lug TO Agents of Insurance Companies OF
other States doing business in that State.
The name of this Company is The Saint Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company, and is lOca-
tel in the City of st. Louis, County Of st.
Lolts, state OF Missouri.
The amount OF Capital Stock is paid
up, and 100000 90
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FINANCE AND RAD
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, /
MEMPHIS, March II, 1855. !
FINANCE.

The supply OF Exchange is better,
though still barely equal TO the demand,
which is light. Rates are steady, buy
ing al I to tc discount, and selling at &c
premium.
There are no transactions to report 10
Bonds or Stocks. Quotations are entire
ly nominal.
City Scrip lie firm at 1876, buying +;
selling at 77@S0c.
County Warrants are dull at zoe buy
ing selling at 7S975c.
1t is thought that the Injunction served
upon the Mayor, and the decision of the
Judge in reference to the issuance Of
bonds, will have an opposite effect to
what the Union anticipated. Those who
hoped TO run scrip down have, we learn,
become very much disguised at seeing it
become stronger.
The New York Bank statement for the
week is az follows:
Loans decreased 4A,09
specie ZslZtsVlv
Deposits 2l,OUU
Legal TENDERS decreased -.------~..----. SVJ,Vvo
Gold opened at 1914 and closed at 1871,
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OHANCERY SALE.
CHANCERY SALE

ON WEDNESDAY,, MARCE24 "a. 1883. CHAN
" Gerry COURT OF Memphis.
No. 3I95 Harriet ]. ROyster, admx.. VS.. 5. 3.
Register OF Al.
DY virtue OF al i~nterlocutory decree in this
ID cause, 1 will sell, az public auction, 10 the
highest Bidder. in front or Ihs auction house
OF ROystsr, Trezevant & c., in the city OF
Memphis, tennessee,
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EpENSRTIRG pa THURSDAY JUNE 10, 1869.

that. No poor man comes to him for q
favor and is turned away. He Eever
Judges man by the cut of his clothes
or the quality of his garments. Yes, we
are all of us proud of our Governor, be-
cause he is a gentleman"
This retort made the young exquisite
feel unpleaeantly warm, put he determined
to keep up the appearance of extreme an
noyance aud did so till the cars stopped at
the very city in which he was to sojcurn
"John," cried his rough acquaintance,
beckoning to a man who stood beside
plain handsome carriage, "this gentleman
is going to Governor Dunlap's;" then ad-
ding few words aside, he turned to go in
another direction John, looking like
man who was forcing himself to wear
serious face, put Charles into the hand
some carriage, and our hero bad time only
to ask the coachman who that fellow was
who spoke to him.
GA young man that does odd jobs for
the Governor" was the grinning reply /;
and Charles, quite satisfied that he was
right, enjoying the admiring g.ances ofthe
crowd, was driven off.
Quite at home in the Governors splen-
did palace-house, Charles had nearly for
gotten his little recontre by evening, Two
pretty daughters of his host, with their
pretty cousin, made his visit more thar
agreeable, with "reminiscences of his colleg'
days. Suddenly the door was opened
both sisters sprang forward with the cry
: ats our dear old Hal brother Harry
of whom we have been telling YOU
+ Charles stood rooted to the floor. Word
: cannot express the confusion he felt at tn
, magical glance of that clear blue eye tha
II twinkled as if it wanted to explode
e showers of mischievous fun. The bloc
y rushed into his face and receded asaiI
v leaving him quite pale and faint. ID
felt, indeed like very common place IL
,e dividual, and completely crushed at tina
a Fortunately the JOY was SO universal tn
re he was narrowly observed.
J. "Don't trouble yourself" whisper
Harry, aside to him. Nobody need
}" know that we have met before. But
We me repeat to you that am working ma
and do little jobs for the Governor" al
e. he turned away, laughing, as ne shoe
poor Charles by the hand.
1t was good lesson for our young co
comb, and in his heart of hearts he
knowledged it as such. Never again q
ed he Judge man by his outward appe
ance, and though, let us hope, he aiW'
re- afterwards took reason able pride IN
lie pearing like a gentleman externally,
bo, idea did not crop out so luxuriantly as
his fore in gloves, shirt fronts and gold stu
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T.. LANG STROTH'S PATENT
1IOvARTE C0MR REE HIVE


Pronounced the best ever yet introduced
in this county or State. Any person huyins
a family right can have their Bees trans1err-
ed from an old box to a new one In every
instance in which this has been doEe the re-
sult has been entirely satisfactory, ana the
first take of honey has invariably PAID all ex
nenses. and frequently exceeded them. frooi
IF the superior merits of this invention VIII
he found in the te estimony of every man VINO
hes Given it trial, and among the number
are the gentlemen named below and tne's
exnerience should induce every one lnteres'eo
in Bees to "
BUY A FAMILY RIGHT
Henry G. Kirkpatrick, of Carroll township,
took 106 pounds of surplus honey from t"o
hives, which he sold at 35 cents per pound.
Adam DIETRICH, of Carroll township TOOK
from two hives 100 pounds of surplus money.
James Kirkpatrick, of Chest township, TOOK
so hounds of surplus honey from one hiVe.
Jacob kirkpatrick, of Chest township 90
+o;ped ~ mounds of surplus honey from one
| hive worth not less than $2l, and the rlght
cost him only SIS.
| Peter Campbell from one hive ootalneu %
! nounds of surplus honey at one time
nSe Quite a number of similar statements,
authenticated by some of the best citizens OF
Cambria county, could be obtained IN proc
of the superior merits OF Langstroths fateh
Movable Comb Bee Hive.
Persons wishing to purchase family rlghI
| should call on or address
sn00'U PETER CAMPBELL,
Nv 9s 1e6s.tf Carrolltown, Pa
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Pacific Railway Charges.

The Superintendent of the Central Pa
cifc railway announces through the Che
400 papers that the freight charges from
Sacramento to PIomontory Point have
been reduced to S45 $50 and $50 per ton
in greenbacks-the charges being for the
usual classes of railway freights. The pas
senger fare for the same distance IS So| In
greenbacks and $50 in coin. These charg-
es will not be increased when the Central
runs its cars ffty-two miles further east'
to Ogden, as they expect to 90 so soon as
arrangements are completed with the Union
Pacific Company. The distance from Sac
ramento to Promontory Point is SIX hun
dred and ninety miles, and to Ogden seven
hundred and forty-two miles. The Dl-
rectors of the road are acting wisely In
making this reduction, though the charges
ON freight are still so extravagant as to be
nrohibitorv of everything but the barest
necessities of life 1t is hoped that by
agreement of the two companies, the hrst
class fare from Omaha to San Francisco
will he reduced to one hundred dollars
in currency and forty dollars to emigrants
Passengers arrived in Chicago on Mon
dav last who came through from Sacra
mento in FIVE days. They represent ina
hose portions of the Union and Centra
Pacific roads that were built last winte
have now settled, and large gangs OF hand
: have SO far ballasted the roads that 1t
now perfectly safe to pass over them
g Workmen are engaged everywhere MAXIM
embankments wider, building the mos
!, substantial stone abutments to the bridges
and bringing the whole line up to tn
standard of first class as rapidly as possible
/. The fruit trade over the Paeltc roa
alone will require large accommodations
> if the rates of freight permit. Luscior
cherries grown in Sacramento have
! ready come through, as specimens of wh'
may be looked for hereafter
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THE STINGIEsT MAN ON REeoRD-
Hans Won Spigen is notorious in the up
ner portion OF the State of New York for
the excellent quality of his cider, and he
is furthermore notorious for being the
meanest. stingiest Dutchman that ever
visited those parts He never was known
to give living soul one drop of his deh'
cious beverage.
Now at the tine Of the following occur
renee. John B, visited the towE, and
hearing of the excellent quality of Hans
cider. rode over to his farm one morning.
when the following conversation took
place:
ssGood morning, Hans p
s.Guod morning, Zhon:"
CLANS, you have fine orchard
ssOh, yes, goot orchart =
sFine press, that of yours !!
eYes, vine bress, vine orehart :
CLANS. hear that your cider Is the
best in the eoRntry."
"Zhon''-to his son-"go down and
draws a muck of citer;.o
John brought up the desired mug, and
Hans drained it to the bottom, then he
turned round to the astonished b. and
said ssIf you don't believe dat's goot
cider just smell de mug y
Poor B.. mounted his horse and road
away. fully convinced that Hans Won
Sn; rem was the meanest Dutchmau ON
record.
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Sold by a Yankee.


Professor Anderson was looking over
the American and Foreign papers in a
news Office few months since, when he
saw that he was closely scrutinized by a
gentleman ef tall stature and swarthy ap-
pearance, and who was evidently from the
country The following conversation
took place
Il say! are you professor Andersons
hey? ?"
"Yes sir"
"Wer, sir, you're . tarnation smart
man l hear. You han't got that bottle
of yourn with ye, have ye p
No sir"
sWell, I'm from down east, having
been raised in the State of Maine, and
should like to purchase duplicate of that
ere bottle, as / am going out stumping for
-, guess if | had your bottle, or its
twin brother, I'd soon swamp the scotties,
without talking politics either
II never carry my bottle with me, nor
have 1 duplicate of it.
'Sorry for that, SIR said the stumper.
sHowever [ was once taught trick when
a boy, but almost forgot how the thing
was done now I'll tell you how it was,
stranger, as near as | can. l used to take
a red cent, and change it into a ten dollar
gold piece"
ooh r' said the professor, ''that is quite
simple, mere trick of slight of hand"
stWell know it's not very difficult, but
as [ forgot how, will you show me r
at the same time handing a cent to the.
wizard.
: ssOh, yes, sir, if it will oblige you, Will
: show YOU in moment Hold your hand,
a said the wizard. "This is your cent Is
!. it not Z"
. ssYes sir"
: -''Cyose yoltr hand! :"
: The down easter closed his hand fast.
At care you sure you have it p asked the
wizard.
II aI guess have" said he "and I'll be6
TO dollar you can't change 1t into ten dol
ct lar gold piece. :,
= dome" said the wizard. Nov hold
ID fast"
= Eyes, sir, reckon I will-but stop
down with your dollar here's mine = said
y. the Yankee.
= The Wizard covered his dollar.
ID ssNow. sir, are you ready q
AZ 81 amt nothin' else.
We s.Change !" said the Wizard. "Now
m sir, opea your hand"
r. He did so, and to his utter astonlsh-
ne. ment he held bona fide ten dollar gol'
ds piece
''WeIl, sir" said the Wizard, you se'
you have lost your dollar.
Il guess have" said he, handing Owe
Pa the two dollars"
ie "Now," said the professor, I'll bet an
ON other dollar I'll change the ten dolla
ave piece into your cent again
ton mo yer don't said the gent from
the Maine, placing the ten dollars in his pock
pas ct and buttoning it up tight. I'm obiiSe'
in to you, purfessor, but 1 reckon IN leay T
.rg It as it is. Good morning y said he, wah
trail ing out of the office, and turning round
asst, he reached the door he placed his dIgita
4 as in close proximity to his proboscis, sayIn
lion Fl guess there amt any thing green abo'
Sac this child p' and left the professor IN utt'
un. astonishment at his GOODNESS.
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CURIOUS Clock "A clock has just
been completed for the cathedral of Bean
yais, France, which far surpasses all the
existing specimens of the clOckmaker's art;
tt contains no less than 90, 900 wheels, and
indicates among many other things too
numerous here to recite, the days OF
the week, the month, the year, the signs
of the zcd;ac, the equation of time, the
course of the plannets, the phases OF the
moon. the time at every capital IN the
world, the movable feasts for hundred
most curious part of the mechanism is that
which gives the additional day IN lea5
year, and which, consequently, is called
into action once in four years In ne oloc1
is wound up every eight days. The man al,
dial is twelve feet in diameter, and tn
total cost exceeds $50, 900.
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-"Where shall | put this pap

-"Where shall put this paper SO as
to be sure of fseeing it tomorrow inqulr-
ed Mary Jane of her brother Charles. 'On
the looking glass" was her brothers reply
lie who says that the half is often
better than the whole aiisht have added
that none at all is better than the halt
"A desperate man of Omaha has pro-
nosed marriage to Anna Dickinson And
NAV the Lord have mercy on him +!
1t was an apt answer of young lady
who. being asked where was her nat:ve
place. replied II have nonei am th'
daughter of methodist minister.
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Going H o m e

Mouruers, weeping DER the slumoer
Of man with silver hairs,
Did you see his spirit going
Up the angels starry stairsf
Did you hear the angels calling,
"Weary pilgrim, cease to roam =
Weep not DER his peaceful slumper
He is only going home
Mother, bending DER the cradle
Where your little one has laid.
Do you know the transformation
That the sleep of death has made
Think his feet had only started
In the path beset by sin
When the gates of heaven opened
And they let your darling in.
Wife, upon the grasses kneeling
Where they hid away from sight
He who won your love, oh tell me.
Do you see no CLEAN of light!
He is waiting DER the river,
On the sunset ferry's shore,
Till the pale and silent boatman
Comes to row your spirit ei'
Children, longing for the sunshine
Ola loving mothers smile,
She has only gone before you
Tarry yet little while.
Soon for you the sunset gateway
Shall, az days decline, unclose,
And you'll pass beyond its portals
To long and sweet repose.
When we see our loved ones dying,
How our bitter teardrups fall
And we fain would keep them with us
Though we hear the angels call.
Yes, we kiss their lips at parting
While the angels whisper, "Come
And forget, in human sorrow,
That they're only going home
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DuOTOGRAPHIC.-

11OlOU hAI II
Hoi every one that wants Pictures,
Come ye to Ebensburg and get them
Having located in Eoensourg, l would very
respectfully inform the people that am now
fully prepared to take
PHOTOGRAPHS
in every style of the art, from the smallest
Gard Picture up to Life Size.
a~ Pictures taken in any weather -a9a
Every attention given to the taking of
CHILDREN'S PICTURES.
Photographs painted in OIL, India Ink, or
Water Coiors
Your attention is called to my
FRAMES FOR LARGE PICTURES,
o. and
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
also, Copying and enlarging done In the very
best style of the ar.
ask comparison, and defy competion.
Thankful for past favors, l solicit con-
tinuance of the same.
.SE- Gallery on Julian street, three doors
north of the Town Hall.
aupI3l TT. SPENCE, Photographers
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.R- DE WITT ZEIGLER-

~ The undersigned, Graduate OF the na,-
timore College of Dental surgery, .espe.uy
oTers his professional services to the citizens
az Ebensburg. He has spared no means 70
thoroughly acquaint himself with every I'm
proyement in his art. To many years OF per
sonal experience, he has sought to aod rue
impaired experience of the highest authorl'les
in Dental Science. He simply asks tna. an
opportunity may be given tor MS "orA -
'FN SAMUEL BELFORD, D. D. S.
nG- Will be at Ebensburg on the fourth
Monday of each month, to stay one lex.
August l3, 1868.
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no Won WANT A BARGAIN?-

no YOU WANT A BAkG AIN =
~ The subscriber offers a: private SAFE tue
following described valuable property, STU
ate in Strongstown, Indiana county
ONE LARGE HOUSE,
Two stories high, L-shape, one oeing 90
feet long. and the other 40 feet. 1t contains
some 20 rooms, and is we'll suited Tor, ana
has heretofore been used as, Hotel Situa-
ted in the business portion of town.
ONE SMALLER HOUSE,
Two stories high, 4Ox22 feet, capable of ac-
commo ting two families.
THREE ACRES OF GROUND,
Upon which the foregoing described houses
are situate.
The property was formerly owned and oc-
cupied by Barker Litzinger, who Fave us
solved partnership.
,----.-r TERMS:
ST ,3e0 for the entire property. S3OO 10
$500 in hand; the balance in payments Pos-
session given the lst of April, if desired.
aeA. For particulars, apply to or address
A. A. BARKER,
! mar4tf1 Ebensburg, Pa.
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DEES j. LLOYD,
IL Successor of r. S. Bum,
Dealer in
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, AND DYE-STUFFS, PERFUME
RY AND FANCY ARTICLES, PURE
WINES AND BRANDIES FOR MEDI-
CAL PURPOSES, PATENT MEDICINES, &c.
Also:
Letter. Cap, and Note Papers,
Pens, Pencils, Superior Ink,
And other articles kept
by Druggists generally.
Phvsicians' prescriptions carefutty compounded.
Office on Main Street, opposite the Noun,
,a;n gouse Ebensburp, Pa. Iaugl3
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NOTICE
In All persons wanting to got one of tie
celebrated Aetna Moving and Reaping Ma
chimes. must leave their orders with me be-
tween this and the goth of June, in order
that may have time to order them before
they are wanted to use. GEO. HuNIbEI.
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rNHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Or JoHNsTowN, PENNA.
n, C,n;toI $ 60, 900 90
Privilege to increase to.........-.:.. iOo'Ooo W
We buy and sell Inland and Foreign Draits'
Gold and Silver, and all classes OF Govern
ment Securities make collections at nome
aud abroad receive deposits loan nohey, ~,
and do a general Banking business. All
business entrusted to us will receive prompt
attention and care, at moderate prices. Give
us a trial.
Directors:
D. ]. MoKRELL, JOHN DlBERT'
ISAAC KAUFMAN, JACOB LEVEHGooD,
JACOB VI. CAMPBELL, JAMES MCMILLEN.
GKoRaE FRITz.
DANIEL ]. MORRELL, President.
III RopEnrs, Cashier. [sep3ly
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NOR RENT
The subscriber will offer for rent his
STORE ROOM located on High street, near
the diamond, and now occupied by r. T. Da-
Wis This is one of the best locations in town.
Possession given the 1st of July. For terms
and particulars call on or address
Nav 27-tf E. J. MILLS, Ebensburg, Pa.
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New CHEAP CASH STORE!!

The subscriber would inform the citizens
of Ebensburg and vicinity that he keeps con-
stantIy OF hand everything in the
line. such as Flonr, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, all
kinds of Crackers, Cheese, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, &C.
CANNED PEACHES AND TOM4TOES!
Also. Buckskin and Woolen Gloves, Woo!-
en- Socks, Neck ties, &C., all of which will De
sold as cheap if not cheaper than elsewhere
4 fuH assortment Of Cdnd'es
kSF Ice Cream every evening.
augl3l h- H. lhOMH0'
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VAIUABLE TOWN PROPERTY

VI ALU ABLE TOWN PROFEh1
FOR SALE.-The undersigned will sell
at private sale, a lot of ground situated in the
west ward of Ebensburg borough, hav ing
thereon erected two-story frame house,
with a plank fitchen attached. and one
story frame house, fronting &c feet on High
street, and extending lS2 feet back to lot OF
VIM. S. Lloyd, adjoining lot of Robt Evans
on the east. and an alley on the west, form
erly owned by E. Stiles. The property VIII
be sold cheap for cash, or on good terms; For
full na,ticulars apply to V. S. BARKER.
lime 3tf E5ensburg, Pa.
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IOVn 90 Ronk.ers-

T LLOYD & CO, Bdnkers-
EBENsBURG, Pa.
r~ Gold, Silver, Government Loans anu
other Securities bought and sold. interest,"
allowed on Time Deposits Collections maue
on all accessible points in the United STATES
AMI a General Banking Business transacted
August l3, 1868.
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. NJ LLOYD & Co, Bankers-

N NJ. LLOYD q 20, Du""e'S
" ALTOONA, PA.
Drafts OF the principal cities, ana oiiVe'
.rJ CID for sale Collections made. Mon
eys received on deposit, payable on demand,
=, fair rates [aCgl3
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His figure was good, and his clothes
fitted him faultlessly. With his new and
elegant portmanteau strapped upon his
shoulder, and his jaunty travelling dress,
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VOLUME 8.

VYILLIAM KITTELL, Attorney at
w Law, Ebensbnrg, Pa.
August 13, 1868.