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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-02-17

Feb. 9, 1s7i-4w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-02-17
HIGHLANDS GERMAN BITTEES,

HOehand's German Tonic,
WITH
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-02-17

Extra Fine, Pure Silver, Hnn'ing
Uased IGents aud LADIES', at only S12
each.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-02-17

John Hoyt VS.. BAIL L. Medley, BIatthep
Mccall, ct. al.
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there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19
wheeling and Her Railroad Trou'
bles.
Prom the wcllsburg Herald.

Prom the welsburg Herald.
Our neighbOrs Of the INTELLIGENCER
Ut Wheeling, appear to be worked up ny
some recent arrangements by the Balti.
more e. Ohio Railroad Company, by
which, as Is stated, Wheeling is virtually
degraded to be "a mere way station on a
switch with only filthy little train run
over il, and that wrong end.ioremost, To
connect her with railroads East and
West" That Is certainly rough on
Wheeling and we do not wonder that it
has excited the ire Of the deniZens Of the
original "Bridge city, Still we can.
not sec that they have any body
more than themselves TO blame.
The trouble now arises from the
fact, that might have been iOrescen,
Of the completion Of the bridges at Park.
crsburg and Bcllaire. A week or 80 ago
the two through trains heretofore started
from Wheeling, were taken off the main
stem and starred from Parkersburg, OBJ
liging Wheeling passengers to make a
change Of cars at Grafton, and now the
trains on the main stem connecting with
these two, make the crossing at Bellaire
and continue on eastward, not coming up
To Wheeling. Even the mail train which
arrives and departs in the middle of the
night, Is shortly to lie disposed Of in the
same way, and il would not be surprising
II passengers for the East would be finally
reduced To having TO foot ii or 60 down
on a ran, to take the cars at BenwOOd.
It is none Of our funeral and II cannot
he expected that many tears will be shed
in this region over the rntOward railroad
experience Of our neiehbOrs, seeing that
had they acted the part Of wise men and
good neighbors, they might long ago have
had two strings to their bow, instead OF
the very rotten one upon which they voted
this spring To hang their sold dependence.
less than 100000, gentlemen, will YET
makeyou all rightand Independent Of Mr..
Garrett. Can you see it, yet?
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One Hundred and Thlrty.Onc Acr
Apple Orchard
.DUBLIC SALE OF
Valuable Brooke County Lands,

The subscribers under authority Of the last
Will and Testament Of T. Hammond, will, on
WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day Of September, ISL,
expose TO sale at public auction tho following
tracts Of land, situate in Brooke county, West
!. A tfaet OF eco OF 10 acres known as the
Creek Parn, about 800 acres Of which are under
cultivation.
q A tract Of land containing 100 Ieres, known
az the Smith Farm, having about 70 acres In cul.
tlyation. Balance well imbefed.
). A tract OF ii2 acres, part. Of the Homestead,
about 70 acres Of which are cleared.
Nos. . and 8 are Contiguous aud would make
Ane farm II united.
TERNs.-One.third Of the purchase money to
b paid In hand, and the balance In two equal All
nnal payments, with interest nom day OF sale
illl paid, the deferred payments TO 10 secured by
deed OF trust
Al the same time and place we will sell about
COO head Of sheep Mr. HammOnds flock has iof
many years been recognized As among the best
iOeEs In West Virginia. For the sheep credit
Of nine months wifi be given upon note with APP
proved security. The sheep will be sold before
The lands are offered
Sale TO commence on the home place at 10
O'tIOck an ADAM KUHN,
JAMES WAUGH,
A1gip Executors.
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snecIaI Notices.
USpARALLELED SUCCESS
: AuGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL

ANOlLlAN , LIVE nv 4 SSAN4SA@AA@i
II i0F Children TeeIhing, sOiisns the gums,
allAys the pain, redlees inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint dyseRie:y,
DiATTheA.
Children Of delicate constitution, are apt 10
suffer more than the rDbust, beeause dcnulOn u
prOiracted and early emitting OF the teeth morr U
be feared than lAteS Much Il 70 be 1pprehauded
from lOoseness Of the bowel hat u o. an OK
cessiYe character. Moderate l0oaslge olteR re-
moves more dangerous laectonA, bal When y
becomes excessive, attended With vomiting And
great prOstEauOn, then u sh0Gld Be kept ID coz
IL, and for thla plTp0se We renEESs that lhs
hydRt Cordial Is particularly Ad4ptedT aud when
used will act with the most happy eject
Mothers will And Il very valuable The child
will be relieved, get tlto gentle lleep, and
wake up eheeTfal, happy and ieellRg oontoEi4bls
We guarantee each bottle, and Will refund the
price OF every bottle not doing - No lrpreaenl
| Price Is cents per bottle sold By all dr1gglsts
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 CO., PTOPA
apo Wheellng, W. Va
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nHE WORLD IS IN ARMS.

Against NE new hAIr.eolOring preparations.
Science condemns them. They are virtually
dead. Meanwhile,
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
proved BY time and sanctioned by practical che,
mlsts, has become tho standard article Of IL
elAss throughout the length and breadth Of th
land. 1t is poisonless, rapid IN its operation,
certain TO produce the required shade Of color.
and has no equal among hair dyes, either in the
United stAtes or Europe. To beAutfy and sofIGn
the hair amer dyelng, uIe
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR PRRsRRYATIYR
a. dressing. AugSdAS
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RlCE.-At Glen Easton, Marshall county
West Va" on Thursday, August nth, Al halfpasi
four o'clock, JoHS RICE, formerly Of Wheeling
In the sith year Of HE age.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of Mt. S. Z. A. Hamilton, John street this city,
to morrow Sunday afternoon At 2 O'Clock
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited &c
attend
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A room Irishman offered an old sauce.
pan for sale. His children gathered round
him and inquired why he parted with IL
"Och, me honeys,' answered he, al
wouldn't he afthcr parting wfd It, but lOl
little money to buy something IN pu'
4, itW
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nam DYE

This superb Hair Dye lathe 6tEt IN ne Void
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and lnsAntAne'
rInr's1,iragAnf bdOr. The genuine W. A. hatch
SPLEEN liar Dye produces IMMEDIATELY 9
stAlndid Black OF Natural Brown. Does not
stain the skin, bat leaves the Half Clean, .solt
and BeautifnI. The only sAfe and perfect Dye.
Sold by all Druggists, Factory lG Bond street
New York, iAn21eOdAW
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rLEY-RRCTOR.-A west Alexander, Pa,
on Friday evening, Augusti7 by Esquire Mhyes,
Mt. L. q. RiLEY 10 Miss JOSEPHINE RECTOR
both Of BridrcpoTt w Va.
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Among The InesumAbc advantages Of this
great invention are
Double speed attained by half the
labor.
No strain on the back or hips from
stopping.
No strain on the abdomen or upper
part OF Limbs. .-Ha-c.
The feet alone used In It's working.
Perfect freedom from the usual Ills
with which 80 many suffer In the
use OF the ordinary Treadle.
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What Physicians Say.

CLEVELAND, May 10. 1871.
DR.. Sapp'a Walking Motion Treadle Il all that
Il claimed for IT, II Ia simple In liz construction
and easily worked, requiring no other effort than
the natural motion Of the feet II can be used BY
the most delicate person without overwhelming
or injufihg any portion Of the system.
DR. r. TIAYER.
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OBJECTION NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Governor, under authority OF the Act 10 take
ths sense Of the people upon the call OF C0nyti
tlOn, and for organizing the same, passed Fghfu'
ary o, ISL" Commissioners 10 superinlcui TIE
taking Of the polls in Ohio county. hereby give
notice that polls viii be opened at the us1Al
places OF voting In said county on ihe 2iih day ui
August, ISL, f6r the purpose Of taking the syls-
Of the voters OF Iaid county on the question 81
calllng Convention 10 alter the SonsIilaiioH oI
this state. 4; =: PAMNkLL,,
JOHN Il, WILSON,
JOHN BISHOP,
iy9i Commissioners
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The ohio Ntdicdi and Surgical RtIorttr JOr
Hdreh, ISL, EGyI:
"Our w.towngmAn lnd comforter, Dr. L.
W. Sapp, has entered the field Of Invention IN
order 10 supply want long felt BY many Of hiS
patients, as well as by Thousands Of Others. The
evils growing Out Of The use oil Sewing MAehihes
have come 10 something nther formidable. with
great justice these evils have been laid y the
door OF the old.fashlOned UhR1iHr1l heel and toe
motion tfeadle. Dr.. SApp'sls intended 10 ObriGte
these difficulties and that II IL likely 70 do what
II intends one eau see al q glance. The device II
simple and easily applied 10 any machine now Ia
use. Our medical friends had better inspect 1t. "
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T WISH TO PROCURE A COMFOR.
l. Bib Dwelling House Of or : roOml, IL
Centre Wheeling, for = good tenant Apply 10
$. L. CUTHBBRT,
Augli Real Estate Agent, - Monroe s.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

u
All persons having claims against the e,ts'e-
OF Louis and Anna Baumberger or sebAsuon
LUIS estate win present them TO me properly
authenticated fUf settlement Persons knowing
themselves Indebted 70 said estates are requesled
" call and settle. GEO. HOOK,
Administrator OF Louis and Anna BAumbeTGrl
or SehaStion LntI'H estates. aug
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NTOTICE.-GRAND PRIZE PIC.
In MIC TO be given by Johnny Birch's Coil.
lion Band al Zane's Orchard,
| m SATURDAY, August 10.
A Silver Caster will be presented TO the best
lady Walter, and TO the best gentleman Walter
Admission to the ground FREE Come one,
come all anRlb'
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CMITEs WHEELING BREWERY


a GARD.
Amer thorough renovation Of ny ol1esab
ushed Brewery, late IN possession Of Ne-sF-
Reilly, Barnes q Hobbs, have again resumed
my old business Of Brewing and mailing, Ard
with the aid Of my old operatives, hope to
produce such 9 quality Of Kennett, Champagne
and Fresh Ale, as formerly made.
Twill be prepared 70 supply my ffiehdl and The
public with Fresh Ale this week, but would Ad.
Wise any wanting Stock Ale or Porter 70 APply 10
my predecessor nessrs Reilly haIneS , hoIo,
good article.
/ wish also 10 intimate that have no cause OF
disposition 10 interfere with the interests Of ~
three old friends and operatives a. the EAEls
Brewery, yet will tndeavOT 10 be prepared 70 ta1'
ply all demands for Ale, such A. formerly p'o
H mys GEO. W. SMITH
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General Notices.

GEE WHAT 5000 WILL DO -
- PuT that amount can iarRisA Physician
with = nice HOMESTEAD In aourishing t0aH "
this STATE, where he can have gOOd practice
or TOT S2,OU will sell you Dwelling Hog.r and
10 acres Of and thirty miles below the city viii
improvements, iOG f20n.
sagII 5. L. CUTHBRRT. - Monroe 81
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DEGISTER'S NOTICE !-Notice is

, (
II hereby given that the following Accounts
have been passed and filed in the Registers Of
fee at Ebcnslurg, ana will be presented to the
alton and allowance, on Wednesday. slae SsEs
day OF March next to Wit:
The account of Philip Schettig. Guardian Of
Jos. y. Yuhuer, Catharine Yuhncr and Philip J..
Yahner. minor children Of Michl Tahuer. dec d.
. The second aud final account of Paul NahuCr.
Administrator of Michael iahucr, decd.
The first and final account of Richard ". Git
tingS. Administrator of William Cuttings, late
of Cam hria township. deceased.
The first and final account Of John Flick, Ad-
miniStIatOr OF All and singular the goods and
chattcls. rights and credits which were of Mary
Buck. of CarrGiltOwu.
The first and final account of Mary Murray
and James c. Murray, Executors of Michael
Murray. late of Carroll township. deceased.
The first and partial account Of James Iost
and Augustine ost, Administrators of Jacob
YoSt deceased.
The account Of Abraham Blain. Administra-
tor of Augeliac Johnston, late of the Borough
OF .TohnstOwu, deceased.
= The account Of Jacob Z. Stull. one OF the EX-
ccutors OF Joseph Rose, late of Richlaud town
ship, deceased.
ker Guardian of Edward Inglert.
The first account Of Francis Hoover, Guard
ian of Mary Eckard. "a minor Child OF David EC-
kard deceased.
The second and final account of F. A Shoe
maker, administrator cum teSidmento oHDfFo
of John Fitzpatrick, late of Summerhili tow r
ship, deceased.
The second and final account Of -Aupustin
Craver. administration of Henry Lloyd, late of
Susquehauna township, eeccaSed-
gro ~. OATMAN, Register.
Registers Office, E5enSburg, Feb. IL. lSII.-4t.
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a Y d r L w II O S L S
MERCHANT TAILOR,

SUrrEs's BUILDINa. CLINTON ST., JoHxsro WV
! AS just r-ceiyed his fall and winter stock
4 OF zoe French. London and American
CLIO Ids, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS,
and n full assortment OF GaEt's FURNIsa.%G
GooDs.
Wood, Morrell & Co.'S establishment and nos
desires TO inform his friends and the public gen
orally that he has commenced business ia Sup
oes 5 building. o 2 Clinton streot. with a stock
II goods adapted 20 the f,il and winter, vhieh
he IS prepared TO make up in the latest STYLES
and NJ moderate prices for cash hop ug by at
teution 90 business 10 merit p share Of public
patronage, aud maintain that success which
has heretofore attended his efforts in producing
good fitting garments. Give him a call.
Johmstowu, Sept ?, 1865. l,
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K4A- = "A IA = : : z e. HCE d = : Es
or COUNT PE.aoICG.
ARLY WSITS FROM ONF kND ALL
Ebcnsburg. Jan. 23. lo,1.-tf.


- HERIFF'S SALES.-l5y virtue of
- sundr.y vrrits of r. ia. Issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Cambria county,
and to me directed, there will he exposed 10
Public sale. At the Court House IN EbcHs sSuTE-
on EueSda.- fEIc 2Stls day at : FchE UaES.
inst, at ! O'Clock, p. NJ, the following Real rs
tate, 10 wit:
All the right, title and interest of James VII
more. Of in and 10 piece or parcel pt land SIT
uate in SumncThill township, Cambria county,
adjoining lands OF owen Roberts. Patrick Nc
CurniCk, deceased. and others, containing /
Acres, more or less. about So CEcs Of which
are cleared, having thereon erected & two story
part plank and part Logo House :5ro 4 frame
BaIn-E0w in the occupancy OF v M n H-zoiiy
Taken in execution and to be sold at tic suit OF
Patrick D0ran-
Also, ali the right, tile and interest OF Saral
\. Long, defendant. of. in and to certain tract
of land situate ia Allegheny township. taiabrla
county. bounded hy lands of " Washipgton DcH-
glass, Geo Gallagher. Augustine thriSty- t:d
others. containing 235 Acres, more or less,
about : ) Acres Of which are cleared, having
thereon erected three frame Dwelling house.
zone of which being nor occupied by 1ict4ei
BrackenD n log Barn and ? fr'lme stable Ia.
ken in execution and to "c sold at the suit OF
BENJAMIN +. Smith, Aum'r of Henry E. Smith,
dec q. u B- BONA n i-E. NHci1J.
SheriT's ONCE, Ebcnsburg, Feb. 1, ISL 81
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1893 Eleventh Avenue.
Between 18Th and 18th Sts., Altoona.

All such goods Spices Brushes. Wood
and Willow Ware, Shoe Backing ana Station
cry will be sold from manufacturers printed
price lists and all other goods in my lire at
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh current prices. To dealers present the
peculiar advantage Of saving them all froigh :
and drayaee, IS they are not required to pay
fieights from tire principal cities and 10 dray-
age charges are made. Dealers NAV rest as
sured that NY goods are OF the best quality spd
nv prices as moderate as CITY rates. By doing
a fair, upright business. and bv promptly and
-isfsctoriiv filling ali orders, ] hope - merit
the patronage OF retail dealers and Others in
Cambria county and elsewhere. Orders re-
spcctfulIv solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases. THOMAS GARLAND.
Altoona, July 29. IS69.-tf.
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JAMES +. MILLJKEN,
ORN ET-AT T-LANI
AED RE4L ESTATE AGENT,
HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA

Special attention given to the collection of
claims in Blair, Cambria, Huntingdon, Bedford,
Centre and Clearfield counties.
Parties wishing to purchase, rent, lease, sell
or exchange real estate viii find 1T greatly to
their interests to call on or address me.
Eg-C Correspondence in either English or Ger
man solicited.
REFERESCEs-Wm Mann, Esq, MesSrs: Nor
gan Rush & Co. Geu'I G.. II. T. Coils, Philadel-
Thia: Messrs. ! . II. Way & Bro, w. NJ. Gormley,
Esq, H. b. Swoope, ESD, Pittsburg; Hon: John
Scott, liuntingdon; Hon; : :. Blair, Holidays
ESQ Lewistown; Cyrus Elder, Esq, JohnStown;
VIM P Wilson. Esq, Dellefonte. [l-I2.-ly.1
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! TCENSI NOTICE The following
- Petitions for Tavern, wholesale aud Quart
License have been filed with the Clerk of Quar-
ter Sessions of Cambri; county for the action
of the Court at March Sessions, 1871:
TAVERN LICENSE
BlaclzliclI TOwHship-}ohn Il. Hitc.
Carrolltown Barough-Ed'g'd L. Binder, John
W. ShaTbauEh. DOminicll E-ar.
Carroll ownship-NicholaS Lamb our.
Cambria BOrOugh-Jehu COad.
Chest Twp.-Gcorge Crook, Baltzer HclfriclS.
.Iohnstowu- Michael Kelly. P6t'k O'Conncll.
John Shiffhascr. John SwartZ, John Rahb, 2d
ward; Geo. Shaft =, Adolph II OH. John StrOGu.
Conrad Hahn, Sd ward; August Wiegdud, 9Th
ward.
Wilmore Borcugh-GeOrgc Wcntcroth, Jos.
ETOVuar. Valentine M<I.
Washington Township-Otto uoIIy, Jas Muir
ply, Henry hetZ. Jacob Neil.
QUART AND TAVERN LICENSE.
Johnstowa-.I0h Grouse Sd ward.
EATING HOUSE LICENSE.
Croylc TownShip-Petcr Brown.
Summitvillc BorOu%h-Iames \. Manor.
Washington FOwuShip-Wiil iiliam Finn.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR license.
JUhnstown-E,iChard Jelly, 2d ward.
j. n. HTTE, CIcTk
Clerk Office Ebensburg, Feb. s, ISL.
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SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue OF

- Ii ENi L i y - \ IJI-EH- 10y hIthT Ol
~ sundry writs Of TcHd ETr0n., issued out
Of the Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria cOun-
", and directed. there viii be exposed TO
Pubic sale. at the SheriE's Office. Union Hall,
Johustown. on SATJ RDAE. the 23tIs day Of
EEiGRU RN next, st | o clock, p. NJ, the 1ol-
lowing Real Estate, TO wit:
All the right, title and interest Of John keel
an, of. in and to q Lot of Ground situate IL
Cambria borough, Cambria county, froAting on
Market street, adjoining lots of ------ Oswald
O the west John Bradley on the cast, and an
alley on the south, having thereon erected
two story Plank Kouse and a Frame Sta5leI t.,
now in the occupancy OF John keelau aud Mi
chaoi Fan. Taken in execution and TO be sold
at the suit of George Smith.
i IS<S, all the right. title and interest or ias"
II. Howard. of. in and 10 = Lot of Ground situ-
ate in the Fifth Ward Of JOhnstOwn borough.
Cambria county, fronting on Morris street on
the south. running back along an alley on the
west to an alley the NORTH and adjoining
lot of Timothy Hunt on the east, having there
on erected Il two story Brick House and two
story Plank Store Room. and Frame sta bic
now i'll the occupancy of Thomas y Moore.
Taken in execution and to be SOLD at the suit of
Biuswangcr X KLEIN. ct al
u. Is. BONA CK ER. Sheriff.
SheriT's Office EbensburC, Jan. 50, 1S1l.-i2.4.
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Still. IN THE FIEID.-John DOugherty, Sr.,
the veteran tailor and clOthier, Is still well
prepared as ever to furnish his friends and the
public generally with any and all articles in the
way of BCady-nude Clothing of the very best
quality and at the lowest cash rates. His
SOrtment of wearing apparel is made of excel
lent material and wei sewed, and will be sold
at remarkably low prices in order to make room
for his spring stock. He has also or hand a si-
pert line of excellent Cloth, from which ne is
prepared TO make suits to order, for either mon
boys. in the most stylish manner and at the
most moderate rates. No fit, no pay. t2-ll-tf.L
THE 1TsTNA Insurance COMPANY, according
to its late statement, has Il capital of over six
millions of dollars, securely invested for the
benefit of its policy holders. This Company
has stood for the past fifty years at the head of
the Fire Insurance Companies of the country
in the matter OF capital. prOmptneSs and rclia-
bility. Alexander Brothers, 1919 Eleventh Az
enuc, Altoona, are its only authorized agents
for this section of the State They Will insure
property at lower rates than can be obtained
from any other truly reliable company. Give
them trial and be convinced Of this fact ere
you inSure,your property with any other of the
many insurance agents t2-li-lllJ
tOn of the trade TO my stock of Lake Fish. hay-
ing made this branch Of business speciality.
Ny stock, at this time, is the largest ever held
in this city. | am prepared to furnish dealers,
made arrangements for shipping by the
load at special rates, from. Detroit, SGndusky,
Huron, NeTmilliOn or Cleveland, and also from
Pittsburgh. to any points i'll PENNSYLVANIA or
ONO, rs shippers may wish. would also call
the attention Of dealers to my extensive stock
and assortment of corn hrOomS, broom corn
and broom material, all OF which / can supply
at very low rates. JAMES CONNOE.
Wholesale Grocer.
@-i-5t. No $50 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
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JosB FiiLINGs says "Jhcrc S sum pholks in
this wolId VINO spend their whole lives hunting
Righteousness, aud knnt hud any liuIe to pVac-
tiss it" Thoy must,, be lear akin TO the i"lks
who huut tao county over in quest OF bargains
and never OF ce Il ink how easily they could
get them if they would only call ut Chri>ty :
cheap cash store in Loretto and plank down
q dust toy good goods ever were sold
at such low prices.
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HEEE IT IS AGAIX.--Our pa ger out once more
and the advertisement of Vinroe's new boo:
and shoe store not Yet inserted. Well, We
couldn't help it, and only hope that those who
read this will make mp for our rcmissness by
goirg 10 see iUr themselves the excellent as
sortmeut of boots, shoes. CATERS etc. for all
ages and sexes which Mr. Vinroe has on his
shelves. y e are sure that he has the goods to
suit all tastes and that lie Is disposed to sell
them at lowest cash prices.
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SHARES 1t is 4 Dice thIng 10 have railroad
shares. bank shares, and other interest bearing
shares, but " hen it comes to turning up the
ground preparatory 10 putting in your spring
crops. there is nothing like plou ,h-shares,
good share OF which can always be found at
Huut!eys hardware and housc-furnishing en-
rorium over the way. Hunlley can supply all
kinds OF farm implements as cheap as the
cheapest.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-11
\ ITDITOR'S NOTICE-The under.

a signed, having been appointed Auditor TO
make distribution of the assets iu the hands of
the Trustee for the sale Of the real estate OF
Thomas and Catharine Otterson. hereby gives
notice that he viii sit for that purpose, 81 his
office in Ebensburg, TUESDNY, the >sb dGp
0f FebYHdTy, inst, ut = O'Clock, T. n, when and
where all persons interested may attend
Feb. {, ISL JOHN ,. RGb1, A09ttoT.