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Jogdan's White Sulphur

1 LARGE stock Of Lewis White Lead, Iinseed
\ Oil, Spirits of Turpeutiuc and Colors cheap
tor Cash. AISQUlTH & WASHINGTON.
HOFFS Malt Extract for invads-one Of the
! best TONES known. Superior Verbcna Wa
ter by the pint less quantity. at greatly reduced
price AISQUlTH WASHINGTON.
COLOGNE of our own manufacture at IS cents
I per pint. Our Toilet and Nursery Powder
equal % the best French Free from all deleteri-
Gus substances. 75c per pound.
AISQUITH WASHINGTON.
:. RICE stock of Hair, Nail and Tooth Brush
n IS, Fine and Dressing Combs, at low prices.
A FULL stock of Stationery, Envelopes. &c
n choice lot of Segars, Chewing and Smo-
king Tobacco. AISQUlTH & WASHINGTON.
EWAMOIS Skins of very superior quality
\ Turkish Bathing Sponge.
May ,, 1870. AISQUITH WASHINGTON.
NTERRIMACK. Carter and Cusco Seed Pota-
vi toes, CroaSdale, Maryland Eureka, Burger
d Buttz, Turner's Excelsior and other Fertilizers,
For sale by JAS. LAW. HO0FF.
NORTH CAROLINA TAR, Dirt Scoops, Blast
Y ing Powder, Gun Powder Fuse, shot and
Bar Lead, for sale by JAS. LAW. HO0FF.
4 NIMAL Pokcs, Thermometer Churns, Ham
\ Pers, Tubs Buckets, &c, for sale by
JAS. LAW. H00FF.
WINDOW Glass and Putty, Rope, Rope Hal
w terS, Machine and Sash Cord. for sale by
JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
IRON Clad Whitewash Brushes for sale by
JAS. LAW. HOUFF.
DAREPA ROSA'S fine Kid and Morocco Slip
4 perS, for sale at
May Is, 1870. S. |. HAMBCRGER'S.
I UST received another large assortment Of fine
~ Lasting Button and Lace Caters at
May Is, 1870. :. !. HAMBURGER'S.
GENTS Lasting Caters Plain and Tip for sale
u az :. l. HAMBURGER'S.
Nav lG 1870
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ItARBOLIC Disinfecting Soap for washing lior-
ses. Cattle. Pigs. Dogs and other Domestic
Animals-frecs them from insects, improves the
hair, cures mango, and is invaluable for healing
sores of all kinds. Insects on Poultry completely
DESTROYED by its USE For sale by
Harper's Ferry, May %. c. f. BEl.LER.
COMPOUND Syrup of Koosso-a most efectu-
I , al remedy for the destruction and expulsion
Of Worms. For sale BY c. +. BELLER.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to ROSE and JANET
! RANSOM. daughters of John and Mary Ran
SON. tCoored. that there is in my hands some mo,
nev due to each of them from the Estate of Rachel
Craig. which will pay over to them il called on
in Charlestown, jefferson County. W. Va.
DAVID HOWELL,
Executor of Estate of L. Craig.
June 4, 1s70-3t.
Valley Spirit, Chou,Jersbrg, Pa, copy b. aud
sru4LW
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TAYLOR'S PATENT
MoT;Stachc CuarI.

rVHiS i7 a very simple little ra1ye-rent 10 az
! tach 20 Coffee CHps or other Dlinkfry ge..
sells, and cOmmends itself . every man -ossezving
mou5tache. j. combines simplicity and utility.
and costs 20 little ~ 70 be within reach of every
individual. County Rights viii b. sold. or ageh-
cies appointed. Address the undersigned al Ka-
bletown, JeiIerson county, West Virginia.
March !, lsI0-3m. r. II. TAYLOR.
The Taylor aoustache Guard can be seen at the
store OF NrCIRDY h DIXIE
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Memorial Meeting.

Pursuant to previous notice, a meeting was
held at Lee Hall' on Friday, June Sd, at D
o'clock, for the purpose Of organizing a memo
rial Association. Col L. W. BAYLOR was
called to the Chair and CLEoN MOORE ap-
pointed Secretary.
\ committee was appointed, consisting Of
Rev \. C. Hopkins, T. c. Green and Vim.
II. Travers, to propose plan Of organization,
who reported the following -
CONSTITUTION
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Ari;cle ar Members

Any lady W gentleman Of Jefferson County
may lec,mc a member Of the Association by
the payment Of the sum Of one dollar per an
mum, payable in quarterly instalmeuts Of -
cents each, on the LIST days Of July, October
january and April in each year The moneys
thus collected shall he added. after deducting
necessary expenses Of annual celebrations, to
the fund Tor the erection OF the monument a.
boye named
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CONSTITUTION

OF THE
LEE MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
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SICK anu sore.
HOME forlorn and Dyspeptic
Y And drink sick headache cure,
Come. depressed and bilious
Health awaits YOU sure
In Morning star Bitters at i5c per Bottle, at
May2 W. :. MAS0N'S.
DITTERS- Hoonands. brakes Cannon's, Hos
| } letters and Schencks Bitters. Peruvian
syrup, an Iron Tonic just received and for sale by
Mav2. W. ;. MASON.
II OSADALIS and koskoo-infalbe blood
cleansers, always on hand.W. 5. MASON.
INVESTIGATED Cocoanut Another lot of that
| infallible article, Rowan'' Cement;
Nav2 W. :. MASON.
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a Financial COMMITTEES, each consisting of five
members
Article 5-Qf Meetings.
The meetings Of the Association HE held
semi-anuually on the LIST Monday in May and
November Of each year.
article 6-Qf he Secretary.
The Secretary shall keep accurate minutes
Of the proceedings Of the Association.
Article 7-OfHe Treasurer.
The Treasurer shall keep the moneys Of the
Association, aud shall invest the same latter
deductiug expenses, for the benefit Of the mon
umentai fund.
Arftclc s-Of Erccutire Committee.
The executive Committee shall be entrusted
with the execution Of all acts Of the AsSocia-
ton IN furtheranCe of the objects herein stated.
article 9-Of Financial Committee.
The duties Of the Financial Committee shall
be to collect funds. by such means as they
shall devise. for the completion Of the moHu-
mcut to be erected at Edge Hill Cemetery.
The report Of the committee was adopted
and an election Of officers held. which resulted
os f,11,v-s .-
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A Very Lively Beast in Oregon.

a correspondent of The Salem, (Oregon)
''Siatesman," writing from Polk county,
sends the following interesting statement:
"a huge monster was captured last
week on Soap Greek, near the South line
Of Polk county, by TWO farmers by the
names Of Mile, and Trip. 1t has the
head, feet and ears Of Il lion is about
three feet in height, and between seven
and eight feet Ion. the color of IA grizzly
bear tail Ike IA wolf; abouI fifteen inches
long arms eighteen inches in circunler
ence breast and throat about as large as
q three year-old horse. The animal has
been the terror and sconrge of thai. part Of
the country fer several years, destroying
horses, cattle, hogs and sheep. Ii has
been repeatedly hunted with the best
trained bear dogs in The coontry; bat al
ways whipped its pursuers and sometimes
killed them. The dogs fought it 50 cour-
ageously that it took 10 large willow
tree but The tree broke down under its
weight il did not want to fight, being too
full OF mutton, but when the tree broke
down it sailed in and made dog hair fy
and dog blood flow, till they were glad to
retreat and let 1t alone. 1t never was
known to attack persons bat once; then
il attacked couple of school boys, who
frightened it away with matches. 1t is
said TO have infested that part Of the coun-
try for about twenty years, growing bold
er every year, till within the last year or
two it got 10 coming around the farm
bouses at night, and sometimes killed the
watch dog almost on the door, and this
winter ii killed pet deer on Mr.. Blake's
doorstep. 1t was an impiaca5le enemy
TO dogs. 1t seemed to fully understand
the ciIaFacter Of gunpowder, and always
! kept out of the way of any one with fire.
arms. 1t was caught by one hind leg in
/ q bear trap, set for it by Mr.. Miller ut a
! DRIFT where it was in the habit OF cross
/ ing Soap Creek. When they found ii the
! leg was bitten off, except the hamsirlngs,
and this would have been If 1t had noi
! spent two much of its rage ON The tfar
aud broken out al lis teeth before il g1l
! the leg entirely off .
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WABASSA'S LAKE.
Al INDIAN HISTORY.

Our correspondent writes About 8
miles from the village of GreenviIIe; in
the county of Montcalm, Stale Of Michi.
gan, is a small lake now known as Wa
bassa's Lake. 1t is handsome little
sheet OF water, with fine shore free from
swamps or brush, and atIording a pleas
ant resort to the lovers of the piscatoriai
sports There is romantic yet truthful
history connected with it, which sounds
more like an Indian tradition of centuries
ago than an actual occurrence of fifty
years since. While on an excursion a
few days ago, | gathered the following
story, and IFS truthfulness has since been
vouched for by other early settlers:
A tribe of Indians was then encamDed
on The shore Of this lake near as outlet, a
small but beautiful stream of the same
name, and had just been paid by the gov
ernmen; quite large ait1ount OF gold and
silver, which they took to their camp, as
WAS their custom, undivided, held in
charge by their chief, Wabassa. On ar
irving at their camp and spreading their
gaiiy colored blankets out admirinaiy to-
geIher with their trinkets purchased at the
station, some Of the tribe, warmed more
or less by "llre wafer" demanded their
portion Q. their gold. Disputes arose as
10 the relative share OF each. Some
claimed more than an equal share, claim
ing 10 have contributed more to tie pro-
lection general good, glcry or dignity
of the tribe. High words were about to
be followed by bloolsLed, when their
chief demanded silence, and proposed to
them TO wait till the morrow would cool
their excited brains, and they could listen
to reason and words Of counsel from older
men.
a truce was finally effected, and quiet
once more reigned through houi The camp,
when the Chief, regarding the gold as "A
cause of evil instead Of blessing. stole
quietly out, carrying The pot of gold with
him. and entering the canoe, padded
Quickly and noiselessly 10 the centre Of
the lake, where he consigned The pot of
gold TO the deep waters Of The lake
In The morning he did not deny what
he had done, but was In the midst of ii
speech. telling them OF their folly in being
like the palefaccs. slaves to gold, when,
with a loud whoop, the entire band set
upon him, numbering him, and muiilating
bis body in horrible manner. His
grave is still shown, and many have seen
his son return 10 the grave, within the
last twenty years, to mourn over it =
Greedy hands have often searched for the
lost gold, but to no purpose, for the waters
are many hundreds of feet in depth, strange
as it may seem for small l;ke-a
mere pond. But the story is often told of
the ''Put of Gold in Wabassas Lake -
-Dth0t Free Press
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Ed DEGISTER.S NOTiCE-Notice

EGISTER'S NOTICE Notice is
K q hereby given that the following Accounts
have been passed and filed in the hegister' s
VtIle at Ebensburg, and will be presented to
the Orphans Court of Cambria county, for
confirmation ard allowance on MONDAY, THE
ira DAY OF MARCH MKT, TO wit
The first and partial account of Geo. Wehn.
jr, guardian of Christiana Amanda Wayne.
The second account of Peter c. Lehman,
administrator of Levi Weaver, late of Rich
land township, deceased.
The first and partial account of Geo. Wehn,
lr., guardian of Annie NJ Wavne.
The second and final account of Paul Yahner,
executor of the last will and testament of
Francis Closer, late of Chest township. deed
The account OF VIM. Constable, admilistrl-
tor OF the estate of Samuel Eorner, late of
Foder township. deceased
The account of Mrs. Catharine Roberts
Administrative of VIM Roberts late of Johns
town borough, deceased.
The third and final account of Catharine
Connolly, executor of Bernard Connolly, late
of Summerhiil township, deceased
The first and final account of Alex. Sicily,
administrator OF John SkeIly, late of Summer
I'LL township, deceased.
i he first and final account of John Hogue
and Philip Schettig executors Of the last will
and testament of Aloysius Wasser, late Of
Carroll township, deceased.
The second account of w c. Lewis ad m r
de oonis non OF David Bite late of Johnstown
borough, Cambria county, deceased.
he hrst and iinal account OF Jas. A. Brown,
adm T OF Catharine Ot;erson late Of Summit
vile, Cambria county, deceased.
The first and final account OF A. A. Barker
administrator of Julia Arm Carney, late Of
Ebensburg borough. deceased.
The first and inal account of Joseph Groyle,
Late of Croyle twp, Cambria county, decd.
The account Of John Martin executor of
the last will aud testament of David Good, late
OF Susquehanna twp. Cambria county, decd
The account OF Philip J. Sanders, executor
of the last will and testament Of Peter Sanders,
late of Munster township, deceased.
The account of David D. Goughnour, adm
cum testamepto annexo of Henry D. Cough
nour, late Of T"ylor tE p, Cambria co.. deed.
GEO. W. OATMAN, Register.
Registers Ofice, EbeEsburg, Feb. 10, / go. 1t.
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Office OF APPEALS.-AppeaIs

n Office OF APPEALS. Appeals
~ fIom the Assessments for 1870 will be
held at the Office Of the County Commission
ere. ia Ebensburg as follows:
FEBRUARY 2lsT-Fof Carroll Township and
CarroiItown and Ebensburg Boroughs.
FEBRUARY 22I-FOr Jnhnstown, C wards }
CoIemaugh. y wards } Z E,st Conemaugh, Mill
Vile. Pro pect and Franklin Boroughs
FEBRUARY 23d-For Coopersdale Borough
and Allegheny Cambria, Munster Blackick
and Chest Townships.
FtBEUARr 24th-Clearfeld. Conemauch
Croyle, Richland and Summerhil Townships
and Cambria Borough
FEBRUARY 25th-Chest Springs Borough
and Galitzin, jackson, Susquehanuah, Taylor
ard GOder Townships.
MARCH lst.-Loretto. Summtvile and vii
more Borough and Washington and White
Townships.
GT st the same times and pace appeal 5
from the Military Rolls will be heard.
JOHN A. KENNEDY,
MAURICE NJ NAMARA ! Com'r
JAMES E. NEASON,
Attest-T j. GLASS, Clerk. Eteb-3. At ]
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT or

IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
Il CAMBRIA COUNTY.-Notice is hereby
giyen that the following ppraisemeuts Of Ger
tain personal pr perty of dccedents, selected
ard set apart for the widows of intestates, un-
der Act of Assembly of Nth Anril 1851 have
been fled iii the Registers Office at Ebens
bnrg, and will be presented to the Orphans
Court for approval. on WEDNESDAY, THL 9Ia
DAY or MARCH MKT. to wit:
The inventory of the goods Of Lewis Co
baugh, deed retained by his widow, SHsannah
Cobaugh, $l9I.70.
The appraisement and Inventory of goods and
chattels of Christian Bloch. late of COneriiaugh
borough, Cambria county, deceased, Sl73.
The appraisement of the personal property
of james H. Mitchell decd, appraised ard set
apart to the widow. Margaret Mitchell, $500
Appraisement of certain real estate set apart
for the use of Sarah O'Donnell, widow of An
thony O'Donnell, late of Millville borough,
deceased, S&75.
GEO. W. OATMAN, Clerk
Clerks Office, Ebensburg, Feb. 10, lo70.3t
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Old Domain proved himself trump
after all, and gave in gracefully
He is dead now, and Earl and Laura
live at the old place, as happy couple as
you ever saw. AS for Earl's warning,
you may believe what you like about it.
l have no explanation to offer.
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AUTOMATIC RAILWAY GATE

I he patentee OF the above has also invented
and patented an AUTOMATIC RAILWAY
GATE. TO which he invites the attention OF
railroad men. Full information will be fur
nished OH application, and Company Rights
will be disposed of by the inventor Address
as above Tjan.Il.'7U. IT.
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EBENSRURG

e,5 ANT, BOOK. qPfg}Ta.
We M % recently enlarged our stock
..o6 i-,,Ie~ 'e now prepared to sell at great
Of Drn"pD iCrner prices. Our stock con-
Is, Is 4edicines, Perfumery, Fancy
K pns {, ~. !l''i' s and Aliens Hair Restor-
ETlsrss' CC.Aiments, Plasters. Liniments,
eer b., Orrate Magnesia, Ess Jamaica
hoa s. rg2 S SS.ay59r.ng Extracts, Essences.
sbaFl. P,o soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
|hk Boo541 BSlq54RS AND TOBAcCos.
:. C5gDoAs, needs. Notes and Bonds. Can
e.oges' e'-'g6,clal and all kinds of Note PapAr.
d, Biaekl sos ss Pencils. Auold's wiring
/ Is, Ma NaSa-aand aud Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
+. Bbisssa Y, Newspaper Novels. HIS
EkaiTes, esp, Pi!e i!Aeligious. Prayer and Toy Books,
e. ", lipfs, &C
E JEW Tayg r4 added to our stock lot Of
st,enliomr -LRY, 10 which we would inyite
[a0T0GiB :. me me Ladies.
ever TSqg1APH oqgl-P ALBUMS at lower prices
Fager sUd OdeTed Ge in this place.
Oigars sold either wholesale or re-.
y! % 1852 LE1 MON & MURRAY,
- ''''' Main s;rse., Ebensbure
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

Il ERBHANS' COURI SALE. -
" By virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of Cambria county, to me directed, there
will be exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Of
Felix Beck, in Loretto, on WEDNESDA
the 81 dav of MARCH 1870, at 10 o'clock, a.
III the following Real Estate, of which Henry
McKeever died seized, to wit A PIECE OR
PARCEL OF Ian d situate in the Township
of Munster, County OF Cambria. and State OF
PENNSYLVANIA, bounded by lands of J ohm Criste,
Joseph Cramer, John Bard, aud otiers con
tanning ll9 ACRES and lI3 PERCHES and
allowance, about 90 Acres of which are cleared,
having thereon erected a LOG HOUSE and a
LOG STABLE.
TERMS:--One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid confirmation of sale ;,nC the res
idue in two equal ANIMAL payments with inter
est TO be secured by the judgment bonds and
mortgage of the purchaser.
p. H SHIELDS. ] T..A-
FRANCIS O'FRIEL. trustees
Loretto, February 10. 1870. 3t.
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ED ET ER CAMP BE L L S
IMPROVED
BEE HIVE,


The undersigned has secured letters pdteu,
Of the United States, dated December a, Isl 8,
for Il Ia improv emeut i'll the construction of Bee
Hives and claims for his invention advantages
possessed by no other heretofore patented.
The principal feature of this Zee Hive is the
arrangement by means of which il is thorough
" ventilated. thus precluding the possibility of
the bees smotherins, ,he comb moulding or the
honey souring. This desirable end is accom-
plished by a vertical perforated tuoe. running
centrally through the hive and open At the top
and bottom All persons Interested in apicul-
ture will st once see the great advantages Sc
cured iE-this improv ement. The yentiiatoI is
for the increase of bees
The peculiar construction of the bog, partic-
ulary in the arrangement OF the inner com
partnents, whereby it can be cleaned at any
time without disturbing the bees, is another
valuable improv vement which will be obvious
20 anv person who examines this Hive. An
exa aiuation of the workings OF the bees or the
condition OF tho interior be made at any
time, as the sides are cased with glass. Bees
can be transferred from different hive to the
improy ed one without any difficulty whatever
1t would require too much space TO enumerate
here all the advantages claimed in this inyen-
ton but full Information viii be promptly fur
nished by applying in person or by letter to the
patentee. l am now repaired to dispose OF
territory fer the sale Of the Improved Bee Hive
III any portion of the United States.
PETER CAMPBELL,
Carrolltown, Cambria Co, Pa.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE The under
IA signed Auditor. appointed BY The Or
phans' Court OF Cambria county 10 report dis
tribution of the funds in the hands Of GEO NJ.
READE, Esq, Admir- of the Estate of Robert
DAVIS, decd, upon his fourth account, hereby
gives notice that he will attend 10 the duties
of said appointment. Mt his office in the Bor-
oush OF Ebensburg, on FRIDAY. the 4th day of
MAGcH next, at 2 o'clock p. N.
Feb 10. st. T. W. DICK. Apditor.
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REvELs is new name bni 10, ae.s
thug in the United States Seuate.
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4 LADY IA SAsqlellanRa c,hunIy Iecentls
nnished quilt containing 5, 423 pieces.
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COURT sALE!-Es

ORPHANS COURT SALE!-Es-
W TATE OF WIN. A. PIATT, DEc'D.-By vir-
tue of an order of the Orphans Court of Cam
bria county. to me directed, there will be sold
at Public Sale, on the premises in Susquehan-
ma township. on FRIDAY, THE 25fH DAY OF
FEBRUARY 1870, the following described Real
Estate. to wit: All The right, title, interest and
claim of the said William a Piatt: decd. in
and to a certain piece or parcel of LANE sit
uate in Sasquehanna township. Cambria coun-
ty. containing EIGHTY ACRES, more or
less--bounded on the north by land of Abram
Bartlebaugh. on the east by land of - Dale.
on the south by land Of j. d, Shaw. and on
the west by land OF Harter & Kinperts.
IERMs-C Cash on confirmation OF sale
G. " LOYELACE. Guardian.
Susduehanna Twp, Feb. 10, IS7O.-3t
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* OOD, BETTER, BEST. Tie best
Va and cheapest Tobacco and Cigars NJ town
are at Il. L. Oatman's. 60 and zee.
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4.

Vh ny nv eve it Is 10 lie
la; al the Dry Goods Store and Grocery
Just opened 0y A G. Fry,
On the street called High,
More toT your money you can buy
--a hon any one else, far or nigh.
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D. sss-a7l design to keep a full line Of
u DRESS GOODS Of the most
desirable styles and textures,
q = lam a'0 determined to sell as CHEAP as
= y,t,'L;AtESI, ", !; | respectfully solicit a call
t.. t,' me ladies', and especially from those
e. nave oech IN lie habit OF visiting other
4 - 'Ae Their purchases Whatever
"@-' 70 DAy, be sure frs! TO try the store
A. G. FRY.
-1ensJurg, May q, 1869.
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@aiicll : GOurt 0crf01lf.

SnfrIse rines 9sfebls hes g8nilrn .@erid,it
prn Sulrrne County, erldlcn an ii. gippemtel
1870, tptrb brr llntersri6nrte am
5reitag, f6. De3ember 1870,
um llbr 9fn6mitines trlagtsn Gaaes. IN bem
GpurlbGule ber Stntt Scranton alle bic aeipile
gottr obsr YdrJrlle ganb, grlearn IN Der 9. gBarb
Der @itp BON Srrnrtpn, pd., BifenIliGD gum Der
faufs nnbirlru. 50 9ohe go. 5 i'm Saaernt
cher 9led SIC. 9 an gBaIbingtou Gsrras auf
brm Stabtpan Uon SeraHtGn, unb III 40 5uB
SrUut bri glridjer SSritr bintrr, uue $50 Sur
tcf nit ciiicr f6 Sup breitrn Ntley bintrn, uno
nit bem grtDilegiunl, Srbn SUP in 6rpnt trr
Ycrbrrrn 9ine beia9ter gOtte fir SUf, SIellrr &C.
Su gebraudsn. 9lusgfupmmen Inb reIerpirt in6
bic Apblen unb 0finernIien une has Rcdt, iie AZ
minen uub rntfernen. 0aS Gigentbun 1T bic
SintrrlalIrnltaft ber Seritrrbeurn GannY @.
GREENWOOD.
9erfaufsbebtngun8 en:-6lnfiq DrIs
lars Drdufselb AM SerfaufStage, bic SGlfts Der
SilhnS bei Der SeitGhgung brs gerfaufs burd
bic Court unb ber Jtelt IN einem Sabre Spm Sa.
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