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I3Ou LIYERPOOL tyls 9nscnssowr), carrying
j. ~ IHiis.-Tbe L1yERPOOL hNb 0iiEK
VI AN COMPANY will despatch ono Of
IL fcil power iron screw steanIsh ps iron
WE.N. everv WEDNESDAY. a. follows
MluHkSOTA, Capt. whinersy. May IS att r. N
IDAHO. Capt. t.Price...............May Is alta p nj
NEVADA. Capt Green. 1 at T. n
COLORADO. Capt. Williams. Tune = OF +. n
NEBRASKh A. Can't. Gerard. ........Jnne Is Att r N
MANHATTAN. Capt ofsyth... june "a At +. NJ
Capln pass age tsO Kotaj etcerare passage (Omce,
Broadway shU currency.
D or freight or cabin passage applyto
WILLIAMS GUI0N, o. Wall st
IIOR LIvERPQOL AND QUEE>sTOwN.-
YORK every satuiday snd aite fnaie Ia,sIays.
FIRST GABiN ssS and 800 osIEERAGE .....'..'.. ~
TO London.... SO and l05l to London. .."....... IS
TO Halifax ........, 20 to Ha.aN. ...........,. IS
Tickets sold to and from England. IRELAND. and the
Continent At moderate rates. For further infonns-
ton, Apply at the Companv's ofnces.
JOHN q DALE AGENT, 10 Broadway, New York
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SOLD TO wT}h5J4 FHhS5 HIGHfssgT SsE fsgTssBsEVPR!DER' sBsEPRDER'
NO Vssfs VfS SasIS.SI% ssSPfEsSH fEsSasf$SSr
q iSH: q
supply Gf SnhFEG n1f5 i4 Sc s':0tS as.;tR S1Gs sG5ss
wEpssSs,ipIs:S9l. S,iI ~ q GSaArs
on the premises TSes III EL. sE cfros # o'clock boat
VhHnaEG'fS V%IfIH Ef5fs,
THIRTY sES EYs5TEs DFEsfETHoSai EHSai f4aTs CITY.
i = 6
i1SGi ( IlsS ,'%s sS FgsfiffiE;i v.,v,
"'"'''AeihliRsAss eilRAss Asia%l n Ss siSff ssfsisrsr
G121%r'f e. fSsS Cn co., 81 bsdSs
u ''e m'0AsaG.'r q. TRACY AnsoLp. . CO..
PARTICULAR korfdfAf NJ sheARTA de.. no, rain .. tn.
time q TIE depar,ure Of The o'clock boat nom PIE, ~
Sc ~ NJ. % re. % me ri S. os S1 s
suction x Se held ihs a,y under &c same ecnd,
ExyFRcgTsSvRsss ExyR gg2TsSvRRssSNA. sAkEs IN CO.. pprArRcH1Lp.
on wtSSpSSS tSSSspSSSeSe5 Snbs Ms sth AT hVSri3Ss n. r.,
scaiOs Ofi:ssc PSst$sH Sssss S;sss;ed assssSy ~
in UPWARDS Of
900 LOTS ON BROAWAY,
HuNDREp. AND SIXTH 70 TWO nyNDRED AND
ELEVENTH SITS, inclusive, and other contiguous
THE DYCKMAN HOMESTEAD.
This splendid property "a admirably located and
adapted 10 Immediate Improvement. The streets and
avenues through n have been permanently established
IT'S NEW YORK CITY PROPERTY
There n better place TO maze Investments.
The rapid growth OF the city makes II doubtful 40
mas nincent achanco will ever again be offered buy.
for o speculative Investments.
Sale positive. title indisputable sixty per cent
bond and mortgage. Examine the property. DO net
lose the cha and repent too late For Maps and de-
scrptye Pamphlets with terms OF sale and directions
TO reach the property. apply 70 the Auctouee II Pine
st.. or to LOCKWOOD CROSBY. Counsel for the
Executors, i5 Nassau ct.
A ssIGNEE'S. SALE, n,,r,
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7 ost ano 5ounc.

N0sI Hn0 cy0ulto.
OST-On Sunday evening, In going from 18th st.
i and 10th Ay. TO 9th and 18th o., brown aud
black striped silk cape. trimmed with fringe and satin
The Under will be rewarded by leaving II at ~ Horatio
street,
OST-l carriage bride with letter I on the ind
i eT will be hberaly rewarded BY leaving II at X.
CAMfBELL's, 81 ith ay.
CVn REWARD.-Lost, a small white poodle,
- w yelOwlsh ears answers 10 name OF Mimi"
When Lost had blush collar with little bell attached
Above reward will be paid by returning her 10 lO6 East
45lh Vt.
OK REWARD-Lost on SUNDAY morning IN SIN
tDc av., near 18th ST., rough black and tan terrier
dog. Answers to the name OF Jack The above reward
VIII be aid on his delivery at East 89th II.
OK REWARD.-Lost, small black and tan
tDC dog, full ears, with collar and the
plate answere TO the name OF Prm /" the above re-
ward viii be given on delivery at 66 Sd ay cor DIST ST.
GD hrar Rntgep st., . black and tan slut liiile
lame n, one hlad leg Ehsa runAing AasWoss 70 yss
name OF Nelly. Apply at ial Henry 81
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EMBELLISHMENTS.
IJEARi's CONSTITUTION EESoyAreu
BLOOD CLEANSER.

THIS Is no idle remark that we make
now knvwn 10 all Tint Tie majority Of H.,
brave men whpIullght The southetll alll.s , ".
freedom, are combating mucl, iputc ,.r;,' "s
enemy now lurking in their virns. Durinv us
late wnr thousands fmen wete yurripn,, Nv. ,ns
all forns Of diseases under the prtisn,,
guarding against that fell destroy r Smalls,.ss'
Vaccination Is a boon to mankind wlr, III H..
vaccine virus is pure; hut when Il Is lakcr's VIZ
The arm Of patient who kss scrufna i ,sI
ptr,ens uretuihtd diike. II Is lerttclIy bo,' wv"
riolls that VACCINE matter llns, aud Is nav s,
taken from the todiss Of ncerucs and Viii. r
full of nirrrurial nEd kindHd disease TN TN
remedy HOW sowell known ivr Ike rv,. a ",
ScroIuln,
.KESRTS CGSS7Y7I7lCy RE.NOHirou
Is offered to all with the strongest snlruuc,. q,
a mos, perfect and complete cure fnt e''
Sretaia, iSkia Erupious,
Sat- gheun', SWhilit,
louis, ~ Pmples.
Vase d Eitaldy,
Rhcumaiisn, ~
liberated Throits aud Con.un,p,;on
nESGf,s CONSTITUTION RENoyATon
cannot he cqualcl by.any other preparation q,
the day. II any person Should le sksp,i.,j
about this, lei him usk his neigLJor about an,
remedy. H a "a - \
NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY.
MINK MEN
cut Of u thousand knew Of this rep,j, S,r5
crHnot find words enough for their ji.f,MN.
below We print few samples Of letter. ", A..
Gems nnlly receiving daily:
| EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS:
~ was yncriualed at tic Hospital a, yi,,..
burg for Smallpox. Twas never SILK Leier.. 4
Since then. until ] tried d; bottle Of your O..
siilulion Eencsntor, Twas never fft. N, ,.,L,
Sir. Willard, of Euisw, Ala. sent me Lo,,I.
Of your remedy, am now, since Illaye tsi,s.
it, free from nll sores. except q small one o. nv
leg. and tits healing FAST ("
II was very much troubled with Sypbilis-
Your remedy seems ioLe curing me fasi. Send
NC bottles per express.
A lady wri,e.--"Ny complexion is 4. f.i, ..
a babes, thanks TO your rcnrd,
"So more rlcHnaiism, Tire. bottle, ~
Constitution Rcnorator have made rsa nav
man" X ..,lf 2 4
doctor, enclosed Gla. SIS. rlea.. send =.
: a supply. Two families here want 10 Try Few
Constituted lenovaisr'. ysg
" have ROOF, for no more letters, bs, On s,sb
has been said. A last apps.Iii made 10 -
PURE SOUTHERN! RACE.
Check..and nip scrsfula In It's bsd,. and 1, via
never blossom in your cliill,enin The .forn Il
wasted. stllntcd bodies ndIsickly skins.
For Delicate Females, sickll children, for
diseases oil the blood and Hidneys. tbi, rensd,
cannot lie surpassed. 8.
CAUTIUS'!-In ordering our rcmedy ulwsys
place tile nsnber4 Of onr Post Office Boz, o.
your letters. The new law in ear New YsA
Pen Office conlpsls this. Address =
DR.. ~. r. HENRY = CO.,
pircctor-Gcacrall Berlin Hospital, P,ussfs,
Agency Of the United States.
Post Office boz s2I2, New Ysri.
ifS-consiiuiios Renoystoris 81 per bottle
I,ix bottles forS5. Sent any where On rsei,s
Of price. Falirnts are requrstedts 'corfsspsld
confidentially, aud reply will b. made by rslsra
mail. Sold By SMITH DENT Druggist.
niI-ly. Hsstsl. W.va.
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lETlY.A LIFE INSURANCE co.,
Of Hartford, Connected.

muatcd capital, lsc9--slo,sst,sls .:
Annual income, over G,eOO,ooo 60
Surplus above liabilities 2,S75,y99 40
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A BsoIrTEiDtyoncEs legally obiainsd
IN In New lJfuik, Indiana, lllinUi.
aud other States for ir1sons from any State OF
Country, legal everywhere, tlcseriiuh, drunk.
tiii,rss.l nun-spport cic.,, sufficient c,rsc no
publicity ; no charge until ,itntrr Il uhtaiocd
Adviref fes. lItisintss established fifteen years.
Address ". HOUSE. Aitornet,
NIB Ss.sar Street. Eew York THY
Nare.. ;s-5m
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.tTNO THE WORKING ClAss.-we are nov
Il prepared 10 furnish all classes WIN eoh.
stunt employment al home, lie Whole " !, =
time VI TOR spare moments. Business new
light and profitable. Persons Of either tx 10
EASILY tsti from 80 4. 10 So ptt tttn'nf, aaa
rruporiiusait SUN by dsyoiing iltir ulVle iit's
10 tue business. lloys and gitls tat nearly -
ii,irh us iiict. That all who see TIL ho''ee
may send their address, AID test The lts'i'M'
We iraks this UNPARALLELED oiTrr' To sasn -
are not well satisfied, we will stiid siio ~.
for ths trouble Of writing. Full particulars .
valuable sample, ullipliWill do To rurpnitaso
work on, and topyor THE rkcrtt' Li1taa
AZ COMMUNICATIONS oi the largest aud bssi ah,.
Ivy iiewslartfs rublisltt--all sent ne y!
mail, ~ der, u you want ittnal.ni' i"u'a.
able WORK .si.tss l.. L. ..LLl.. " ,'''
gisa Maine.
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INVEST lylRelylA UNIVERSITY.
uon. J.f.noKE, Prgi Beard u Rsysls.
@. Q. Stursi,s, Secretary. &

ALEXANDER MARTIN, D. D. Prssilss,
Professor Of Mental snd Moral Plnlsiopy.
u. J. LYON, A. ". Vics-Presidrnt Prei,ssr
ofEnglsh Literature and Etineif al u Pisls-
aiory Department ~ 4.
=. q. STstsys, A. NJ, rtoisssor sfAsirsssay
and Physics. ~ 4
u. u. Pixies, a. VI, Capt. c. s. A.. T. shst
Of Mathematics and Military Taeii,s.
]. j. Srsyrsses, a H., I'll. D., lrsismsr Il
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
T w. Woop, III. u, Professor Of Aneleaipd
Modern Languages.
U. W. MLLkn, A. ~, Assistant IL lie frslsss.
tory Department.
u. u. rrsiyrox, Tutor.
Gro rus ". liAGASs Use, Superintendent o.
Grounds ahd lIuildlnss. b
,Huea W llsocx, ~ D., Lecturer on rh!y,iole-
~ aud Hygiene.
Hon. Jols a. Diltr, Lecturer sn Civil aad Csn-
sttntional Law.
Fall Term begins Isl Tuesday ia Scptemhsf.
Winter Term legins LIST Monday in December.
spring Term begins 81 Tuesday in Nateh.
Commencement, I'D Wtdacsdat ID June. 4
Irsiti a-Prulmratofy, $3.50, per Tern sl lef
weeks. ~.
j" rnite-.ity, ss.os;is, Tern II Is
weeks. 7isl 3 y 10
',nardihg-Sot 10 exceed 81 90 per week
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A cAT,l,.-A clergyman, while residils "a
N South America rs missionary, dieorer,
ed a safe and staple remedy for the euro .,
Nervous Weakness Earl, Decay, Diseasss .s o.
the Urinary and Seminal organs, nd ",
Whole train oftlisoitlrrs broueht on ny eallelnl
and yitiOiis habits. Gtcatnumbets lave beea
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by .
], sire 10 benefit The affettd and unto, iupa'e,
! will send the recipe for preparing and uslsE
his medicine, IN sealsd envelope, freeef
cliargc. To aly enc who needs u. n
Adde'S JOSEPH r. lNMAS,
Station y, Bible House, Nss York City
sop 2T.Bm
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made N tue long rank erass, they passed
through the caurchyard and out at another
small cato on,thc side next to Tic river.
Here close Is tie churchyard fence, wa,
uucnclosurc, containing several graves,
planted with roses and shaded by large
willow and magnolia.
"Tbis- is what VIC call the strangers
burying place" said The clergyman, ns
thoy approached It.
"T'herc is Lillian exclaimed Miss b.,
pointing to glimpse of drapcry seen
through tho low bongIs Of tile magnolia.
"T'houglltless cllilll to lie resting amid
the damp grass at this late hour! p
TWAS Lillian, lying quietly upon one Of
the graves, hor check resting upon the sod, ,
her arm thrown across ii. There was q
sweet expression, almost sn,ile upon llor
lip, and her attitude was that OF a child
in profound reposc.
"Shc is asleep" said her father, stoop-
ing to raise her. Lillian, my child |!
Lillian !"
She did not answer. SHE was indeed
asleep; but it WIS long, last sleep Which
knows no awaking OH Garth.
The physicians Of thv village .gavs It as
their opinion that sic Ind died Of affection
Of the heart.
Two years later, n gentleman, n FREUD
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rtNnH ETSA COMPANY HAS Sl35 90 FOR
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is what we all strive for; but there Is no Ger.
taidiy Of our doing II in any other than by Life
Insurance.
So long ago as. l1sa, benjamin franklin.
whose uprightness and business integrity are
proverbinl, and Whose business precepts, as
given under the name Of .l'eor Richard" we
lsBg ago learned 10 admire, said that
"a policy ofLJs Insurance ras The
safest and lest mode Of making a certain
prori.iion for on, family. hi' time that
eur people understood and 1rnc'ieta life
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tia, ii. adruntase, Of Life M.ms,e.
eers understood and praetieed BY Tho hm
band and faher."
To tile man who THiNES, II Is unntrc ssary
to say more. Persons desiring any information
respecting insurance will please call upon our
Agent, ARTHUR u. DENT,
dec 27.1y Weston, w. Va.
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The chairman Of each Township Com.
initteo will at once report the proceedings
Of their first meeting to Mr.. James W.
Wofhndin, at Weston, Secretary Of tho
County Executive COMMITTEE, giving the
names Of the persons appointed as Dis
trict Committees. Also whether any
member ofths Township Committee de.
clines to act, SO that the vacancy may be
Immediately filled.
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3 0'slrs
LIFE INSURANCE C0MPANr.
Ell Broadrny, Ne~ York, aud $50
Montague Street, BroOkiyn.
ASSETS s1,95o,ooo 90.
ISSUE, POLICIES OF Evxur DEscmrrloy.
No restriction cf 7'mrel or Residence
Policy holders are permitted to 7rurei or
Reside in any paH Yhs CLUE.
Il Pririirye not Granted by other (ompa.
nics.
ASSETS s1,25O, 900 90.

The BROOKLYN Life Is Tic only Company In
the country which guarantees q definite sur
render valuc 10 every policy on which two or
more annual premiums have been lnid 7: this
amount in dollars and cents, is endorsed on
svcry policy Issued. Should my policy holder
become unable 10 pay his premiums, he rnn
thus know the cash worth Of The policy at any
time after Two premiums have been jmid.
Policies absolutely NON-fOlfElTABt.H after
Second Year. Une-Tliird Of The Premium
Loantd 10 The Assured annually.
DIVIDENDS rAib ANNUALLY IN CASH.
Christian W. 1,ouck. I'rcst.
Abran, u. Pollcnlus, liirc.i're,t.
William i. Cole, Serrtt,try.
y. 7. il'arkler, Committing Ariudry.
Daniel Ayrcs, Md. ILL D., .iiedieul Er-
anliner.
'''S r. b. DUFFY,
General Agtri.far llta I,yinia.
Residence at llraxton @. H.. W. Va.
s8rJA,lES w. WOfFINDlN,
Iorul Apui, lltsiOn. w. Ia.
SOLICITORS VAN TIE D
jun i0.8m
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sssBE coDtented with your lot--eepeciaEiy
if its on the corner. szss e ~
szes 10 - zsss6s A. q - ssEss
s, $50 o. - asaiFs 81
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NUMBER II

81 know it, Benz know il ]" Isobhed5
and pat my face up to. bis. He bent
over and kissed me, with such look of
mighty surprise and overwhelming joy as
| don't believe any man eyer had before
and crying out, Hold hard, Bessy-hold
fas, girl !" he jumped into the river and
struck out for the skiff rs- -.
did not tell him when he left. that my
hands were cold, almost numb and {
held tight to the rafter, and watched Him
while the pain IN my handsan arms was
distressing me soreiy.T T saw him reach
the skiff, and balance himself, and labor
carefnly over its side to get in without
everturning it and when he had accouaa
plished tins my strength was almost gone.
My hands were giving, slipDipg 1 made
one last spasDcdic effort to. retain nay
hold, and shonted wildly to Ben. i heard
the splash of oars, and his loud, CHEEKY
voice encouraging me; darkness overlook
me as my hands slipped their grasp
| Clutching al the shingles, / slid down.
ward, down, but not to my wateTy grave.
| The skiff shot past me Ben Samples
arm snatched me from my peril, and lay
safely IN the bottom of the boat, while his
stout arms rowed me toward the shore.
'tLook there" he exclaimed, and 1
looked my last at the poor old house. The
roof heaved and settled, the waters wasi-
ed np over it, and II sank in wild whirI-
pool that sucked it down. @
+ THAT was the hast of our danger. We
go; to the shore and found a house; and
before night we bad chance to take "a
schooner up the river. In day or two
father came up with most of his mem;
anil such meeting as we had the raft
had been carried off by the flood, as Ben
thought, and two of the men had perished
by drowning. And when had told him
the true story &C our night in the house
afi6af. he took Ben by the hand, with
tears in his eyes, and begged-his pardon
for thinking that anybody copld be better
than such brave, noble fellow as he had
proved himself. g"
"And especially that cowardly sneak,
Cardle," father added, with a savage slap
Of his hand on his knees. "Plague. take
me what fool Would be, sometimes,
if had my own way" n zee,
As for Jacob Cardle, ] never heard
syllable more of him, / never wanted to.
L am not sorry that 1 met him, for he
served to show me the difference between
Ben Sample and the little creatures the
world of fashion and wealth calls men.
Well day !! It's many long year
that i have lived as the happy wife of
that same Ben Sample, and its not many
since God took him before me. How
old are you, little Benny! Nine, indeed!
Then he died just nine years ago you
were named for him, boy, for you were
born the morning that he died. lie was
your own grand little Ben and L
can give you no better wish than you may
be as brave, as strong and as good man
as was he.-Lppi,lcot's Magazine.
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TIE NEWSPAPER A child beginning
to read becomes delighted with newspa-
pers because he reads names which are
very familiar, and he will progress accord
in2ly. a newspaper in one year is worth
a quarters schooling to child and every
father must consider that substantial infor-
nation is connected with this advancement.
The mother of family being one of the
heads and having more immediate chargo
of the children should herself be instructed.
A mind occupied becomes fortified against
the ills of life, and is braced for any efnef-
gency. Children amused by reading or
study are of course considerate and more
easily governed. How many thoughtless
young men have spent their earnings in q
tavern or grog shop, who ought to have
been reading! How many parents who
never spent twenty dollars for books for
their families wonld gladly have given
thousands to reclaim a son or daughter
who had ignorantly or thoughtlessly fallen
into temptation.-Ec.
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"Poor women are on every side, and orphans
cry for bread, because husbands and ia
theirs lived and died uninsured
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A LADY writer in the Chicago Journal
is severe upon cruelty to horses. She
says: ga thousand shames upon the
brute who would lash the terrified horse
Go whip your wife-you and fully capa
bic of it Tell me young man will make
good husband if he will abuse a dumb
beast | tell you would rather marry
Sepoy Fake my advice, ye young
maidens contemplating matrimony-neTer
marry man who is impudent to his
mother, snubs his sister, helps himself to
the largest piece of cake, or takes the
under fiapjack at table, or beats his horse
causelessly in sudden temper.
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ONE of the hours each day wasted on
trifies or in5olence, saved and daily devo-
ted TO improvement, is enough to make an
vide the luxury of intelligence to mind
torpid from lack of tkought--to brighten
upnand strengthen faculties perishiBgawith
rust--to make life fruitful Geld. and
death a harvester of glorious deeds. ~,
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J. FRANK CONDON,
special Agent.
Nov IL, 1S69.-lY.
Al UDITORS, NOTICE
Estate of JANE ROWLAND

IN Estate of JANE ROWLAND.
The undersigned, having been appointed
Auditor by the Court of Common Pleas of
Cambria county. to make distribution Of the
money in the hands of the Sheriff arising from
the sale of the real estate of Jane Rowland
(late Jane Rodgers) and Isaac Rowland, her
present husband, hereby gives notice that he
will attend for that purpose at bis Office in Eb-
ensburg. on Tuesday. THE 17TH OF MAY, at 2
O'Clock. P. NJ, when and where all persons in
teEestea may attend. JOHN 8. RHBy,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-28
PHILADELPHIA.
CONTINENTAL LITE INSURANCE CD.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Samuel E Einore, Pres't. Francis D. Douglass seey.
THIS COMPANY ranks among the first
i class Life Insurance Companies doing bus
mess in Massachusetts, and by complying with
the laws of that State, insures perfect safety
to her Policy Holders. II grants 80 per cent.
loan of premium on Life Policies to its Insured,
and by applying all the cash collected from its
members TO Insur .nce, gives the largest Insu
rance attainable for the amount of money in
vested. Its profits are divided among the Pol
icy Holders, and its Dividends have never been
less than so per cent, thus bringing the net
cost of the Insurance within the most limited
means, and affording the protection of Policy
on terms not exceiled by any Company.
3 Trustworthy and reliable men are wanted to
act as agents for this Company in Cambria
and adjoining counties, and with such the most
liberal arrangements will be made. To those
who may be unacquainted with the business,
full instructions and aid will be most cheerful
ly rendered whenever desirable or available.
COPE Il JOHNSON, t454
Agents for Cambria County.
Johnstown. Pa.
HOME & NORTON, General Agents, GA Fourth
Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. apr. .l4.-ly.I
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