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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-21

Canton Flannel, from Is to Ice; Linen Crash,
from 9 to 15c; Wool Flannel. from 335 to Coo;
Black Alpaca, from so to Zoe: Dress Goods in
elegant variety, at corresponding low figures;
Shawls, from so to Sc 90; Table Damask, from
373 to 75c; Napkins, from Soc to So SO per doz;
Linen Towels. from 10 to size; Irish Linen. from
37J to 75c; linen Hankerchiefs, from to Csc;
Ribbons in all colors, shades and widths: Sash
Ribbons the like has never been dreamed Of in
the history Of the Valley of Virginia.
CLARK's COTTON, IS CENTS PER DOZEN,
or seTcn cents spool.
Crowlcy's cord Cotton SOC. per dozen.
Eagle Cotton, 124c. per dozen.
IA Shirt Buttons, for 5 cents.
Hooks and Eyes, only 3 cents.
Pins only cents.
Stephens Needles equal to B!ood's, 5 els.
Ladies' Hose, only 123 cents.
Gents Wooden Socks, only 10 cents.
Jet Jewclry, at Is, %, 40 and 50 cents.
Splendid Toilet Soap, so cents.
Very best Calico, only 113c. per yard
Best heavy 4 a brown Cotton, 12A cents.
A blsachcd Cotton, only 12s cents.
Hickory Stripe only l2a cents.
Carpets, below New York prices.
All wooden dress goods. and Gents Cloths
and Cassimeres, marked down 10 to Is
per cent. below market value.
Remember this is the only place where you
can get tho genuine bargains.
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CHIEF OF Po1.Ics-Mr. A. j Friou having de-
ciined to Qualify as chief OF Police, to which po-
stion he had been elected, the city council. On
Tuesday night last, elected Geo. II. Plat 10 fill
the vacancy.
Mr.. Palt is an efficient officer
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Business Notices.

Twenty Barrels CT Augusta County Apple
Cranky, distilled in 1870 and 1871. For saletby
march 81 BURKE & BRADLEY.
AUGUSTA County WHISKY. Two hundred bar
rels best Brands, some very old. For sale by
march q BURKE s. BRADLEY.
Send your undertaking orders u s NJ Wilkes
Furniture House-new styles Of casketa and cases
Away on hand Terms moderate.
rp.. QUEEN misunderstanding nice, Just re-
ce;vad a., We,ier's Boot, Shoe and Hat Emporium.
jan lit
stzons.-The !, ,urth supply of those excellent
Walking Shoes for ladies, (new style), lust re-
ceived at Nellers Boot, Shoe and Hat mporium.
jan 1-tf
Ladies, call and see Smiths Premium hand
made Shoes Jan Lift
Great cur iosity, The Princess Of Wa les shoes
to be seen at N. i. Hendry's. nov Soft.
For the celebrated copper-tipped shoes 1cr
misses and children go to Geo A. Saith.
noy l6-4t
Fer Ladies G.o7e Kid, Pebble Goat and French
Kid Caters, go to N. 5 Hendry. nov soft.
B. Y. s. & II. al Chas. L. Weller's Boot,
Shoe and Hat Emporium, Main street.
aug lift
Plenty of Shoe findings, leather and Shoe Tools
always kept for sale by N. B. nendry, at the
Factory. nov I'll
The first premium was awarded to N. 2. Hen
dry at the Augusta County Fair for Ladies' Gait
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An act has passed the Legislature and is now
law to incorporate the Mechanics Union Of Staun-
ton: taf rrs 80
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OFFICE OF
STlI)HT0A iron Works
GO M nd a n y.
corner OF FREDERICK AND LEWIS STREETS,
ST.aUNToN, "a.
ED. caEAEEsN, PRESIDENT.
VIVA. 4. Is q as "A zl,............SuP's Treas.
DIR gToEs;
E. MclIAHov, T. X. MnSIFsn, J. A. MooRs,
john j. MoAIAHoN. and WILLIAM A. BuRKE,
SUCCESSORS TO
BURKEs IRON WORKS Co,
Iron Founders, E1achinists,
ASD MANUFACTURERS OF
PLOWs; PLOH CASTINGS, MILL FURNISH
ING GOODS,
And all kinds of Heavy and Light
M AGzI n Z Es K
Observation-Disclosures PREMIUM
LIVINGSTON FLoW.
It is our purpose TO conduct General Foun-
dry and Machine business, and are, therefore,
prepared 10 furnish estimates for
MERCHANT MILLS.
SAW MILLS,
GRIST MILLS,
Factories, Blast Furnaces, Dsticries, Pulleys,
Shafting. Hangers, Couplings Bolts, Water
Pipes, Car Wheels and Axles, Derricks
and Crabs, Derrick Horse Powers,
Bridge Castings Railroad Cast
ings, Iron Ratings and all
kinds Of Heavy and
light Castings.
We have a large variety of PATTERNS for Mn1
aud other MACHINERY. and think make il
to the advantage of the public to patronze
We can aud are determined to make as good
work AMI at as low price any we'll conduct
ed establishment in the State, out of it.
Each branch Of business will be under the i'm
mediate control of able and cx pcriencea MechGn-
ics.
CAPT. Wa snusF, who is extensively known
throughout he Valey of Virgins an expert
enced moulder, will be ia charge Of the Foundry
Department
The Machine Department will be under the
control of JAMES A. AiooEg, ESQ, who is well
known as u first class naehinist
Mr. JoHN Z. JAMES is the Craftsman and Pat
tern Maker.
Particular attention paid TO repairing old Ma
chaery including Portable and Stationery Steam
Engines ana Boilers. Repairs for Pitts and
Sweepstaka ThrcsAus Machines furnished to
der Keep constantly on hand repairs for ali the
different Moving anI Reapng AlacAiaes and
Wheat Drills.
W. hope, by striet attention to business. and
fair dealing, to merit share OF the public pat
ronage
THRHs o4SH!
a LIBERAL discount male to the trade Old iron
taken ia exchange Sor work Send for prioo
list ", X. BURKE,
feb q SIN Superintendent aad Treasurer
personal NOTICE i take this occason TO
l thaik my many fri'rfs gartAeir libegrl pat
ronago siuce the cs'all:ie.-aopt Of nMrkc's lron
Works, and it givfs re great rleasrrc to an
nounoe to them, tho as7oc'ati"n CT Messrs Il.
Mcmahon and T. K N.cnifce with re in the flu
turc management O. thch.sineqe and tina. ii is
our intention to make it in sill RESPECTS first
class establishment, and lore ynN will continue
that liberal support IN t!se new Company that you
have given to the Old.
Vt. A. LT--2E.C.
r s--Tbe accounts due ". a. B.rks :na
Burkc's I. " Co, ready fer settinacnt sui
must be closed at once WA 4.
feb 22-3sn
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Tzsado gzar4epssy

90 Regent street, London,
.26 Rue de Bots. Paris,
ST. Broadway, New York,
10 Bank street, Philadelphia,
1872 State street. Boston.
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~ ENT's-Fins Gait -1u0i's, 1T
" may At c, l., WE.LEr'S.
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Cuban Tobacco Store !!
Cuban Tobacco Store !!
Cuban Tobacco Store !!
Cuban Tobacco Store !!
Cuban Tobacco Store !!
BY
BY
BY
BY
BY
he Kinney Bros,
The Kzzaney Bro's.y
The Kinney Bros,
The Kinney Bro7g,y
eahe Kinney Bro7s.y
IN P. N. POWELLS BUILDING!
IN P. N. POWEhL's BUILDING!
IN P. N. p0WELL's BUILDING!
IN p. N. POWELL's BU1LDING!
IN P. N. POWELL'S BUILDING!
AUGUSTA STREET,
AUGUSTA STREET,
AUGUSTA STREET.,
AUGUSTA STREET, 8
AUGUSTA STREET,
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
STATNTON, VIRGINIA.,
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA, t
STANTON, VIRGINIA., @
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Imported and Domestic
CIGARS.
Imported and Domestic
CIGARS,
ALL GRADES, ALL GRADES,
ALL GRADES, ALL GRADES,
5 inc Chewing, and Smoking,
TsoBAC GOO,
Fin Q = n g in g
and
SMOKING TOBACCO.
n. ES,-DeaEers Furnished
at City Prices.
ORDERS Solicited and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
march Il If
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The first premium awarded to N. 2. ien-
dry at the Augusta County Fair for Ladies Gait-
ers and Ladies' Walking Shoes. nov 2-ti.
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Good Measure and Running Oper.--DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER has already taken the precedent
over others, from its well known strength and
purity; but aside from these facts, it put up in
cans holding the FULL WEIGHT as represented,
which is rarely the case with those Of ordinary
manufacture Hence, DooLEY's YEAST POWDER
is the best, parest, strongest and cheapest ever
offered to the consumer, and every one who has
used it will readily testify to this assertion. For
sale in quantities to suit by all good grocers.
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WELLS CARBOLIU TABLETS,
for coHgRss, coEess :sEasa laonrseEa esa.

EZsF C<szF !yEzE, Gskss5 .<Essa EssFsaE
These Tdblets present the Acid in Combination
with other cliicie.t remedies, in a popular form.
for the cure Of all THROAT and LUNG Diseases
HOARSENESS and LIBERATION Of the Throas
are Immediately relieved and statements are
constantly being sent to The proprietor of relief
in cases of Throat difficulties of years standing.
CAUTION. Don't be deceived by worthless
limitations Get only Wells Carbo'ie Tablets.
Price Is cents per box. JOHN G. KELLOGG, Is
Plat street. II. Y. Sole agents tor the U. S.
Send for t3irc;,lay 4w
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We enumerate few prices that may give you
an idea Of the figures at which expect to ava
lanche the masses with the
GIGANTIC AUCTION BARGAINS!!
We want the people to remember that the bulk
of our goods are direct from the Giant Auction
Houses of New York city, from Sheriff and
na, krupt sales. and from every source where
goods CIV be bought under their intrinsic value
Where VIC bu, at 25 cents in the dollar we sell at
price less thar, wholesale value Our paaic
prices and good goods, and fair dealings, have
together combined made our reputation. fhe
man who expects your money rust advance be-
yond this advance line must match these prices
or go down. We respectfully submit the 1oi.oW-
ing to the people for their earnest consideration.
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THE DRAMA AT New HoPE.-The affecting ana
beautiful play of sRomeo and Juliet" rendered
some time SINCE with fine effect, by the dramatic
club, at New Hope, will be repeated on friday
evening, the goth inst. We acknowledge aninvi-
taton to be present, and will avail ourself of
the courtesy if we can possibly leave our busl'
ness here at that time.
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ROCKINGHAM CoURT.-We attended Rockingham
county court last Monday There was very
large number of people in Harrisonburg, on the
occasion. The auctoneers busy selling
horses, and other personal property.
We noticed on the streets Dir. Cosen's carriage,
with his valuable horse and cattle medicines,
which he was busily engaged in introducing TO
the people.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-21

A patent has been issued to MI. a. N. Crane,
Of this city, for d paper Feeding Machines Mr..
Crane is the U. S. Internal Revenue collector for
this district 80
Also. reissue of the patent to Samuel J. Baird,
of ravnesboro for Button Hole Attachment to
Sewing Machine, and to the same for Mechanical
Movement. 7-n' s-g- r. ~ rF-f wr-g-e = 3. ~
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90 E Resent street. London.
% pue do Ro;s Par;s 4-i-
., sol PRO- n,0ao s,rss. -'f pb;ladslnbia.
~ ba 'A e.lses 49,.
l32 state street. DSs'0A''
~
Bran
New Orleans. I hhoAsI;te, i w
Austin, Texas. NIiidleburg. Va.
Boston, Mass, Cnlnener. Va
Richmond va. g ,erJand Nd
Lynchburg. Va. Jun - " Y.
Wheeling, va ,1 q. Va
Lancaster, Pa. 9'aonsaa, "
Lockport, N. 7. heA'nston: ~.
marllhs n;4, NJ Grafton. W Va.
n1ns,'s Nv " Va Philadelphia, Pa.
rh;eaoo III. St. Louis Mo-
Alexandria. Va. st. fanl, siihn,
Macon, Ga. Denver C"y. Ia
Clarksburg, " Va. Hraha street. ~
Charlestown, " Va. Hagerstown Mo
MI. Pleasant, Iowa. Warren,on, va.
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Plenty of Shoe findings, leather and Shoe Tools
always kept for sale by N. B. nendry, at the
Factory. nov 1T
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by an oversight Of the compositor last week.
she sard of E&ager, GEsig y 90, real estate
sagents, was omitted. 1t is very Fafely such a
thing occurs, we make it~a iasint 10 HafAe as
much ont of responsible firms as the law aifows.
They received the benefit of the local notice, and
to that extent are ahead of US. We will try and
snake Up in the future and also manage to get o
ruid pro quo for this notice.
LAND SALE.-The farm belonging to the estate
Of the late Col George C. Robertson, containing
315 cres, situated in the New Hope neighbor-
hood, advertised in the Firginian, was sold on
the 18th inst, by Geo. NJ Cochran, jr., N. h
'Trout, and J. Marshall Hanger, Commissioners
40 j. IL. Stout, Esq, for $50 per acre, equivalent
40 cash. Capt H. H Peck, Auctioneer.
The card of Messrs. Shinn & Co.. Commission
Merchants, and dealers in Fish, Salt, Plaster,
seeds, Fertilizers, &C., Alexandria. Va, will be
found in another column This is an old and re
liable firm, and our dealers would do well to cali
y them befora making their purchases.
Messrs. Shua i Co., are the sgccessqfa OF the
iste Samuel Hartley. SO vel and favarablE known
throughout the Valley.
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TEE WAR HAD LEFT US!

Poorer than poverty. and proud as Cesar with
brains in the place of dollars and pluck for credit,
we marched forth to fight and to conquer those
who fed and fa,tened upon the misfortunes of
her people. and the circumstances of the war.
Upon broad basis of business as it should be
done. Buying goods at headquarters, and saving
1 he people ~ rs 9-
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DEATHS IN Recommendation Friday last, 4.
St. Clair Sprinkel, formerly clerk of the circuit
court of Rocking CHAM, died at his residence, near
Harrisonburg, of typhoid pneumonia, after few
days illness.
On Monday morning last, Mr.. Christly Myers,
elderly gentleman, and a merchant at Melrose,
was stricken down while rubbing his horse In the
stable, and died short time afterwards
These were both highly respectable and esteem
ed citizens of Rockingham,
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J. w. NEWTON. J. W. NEWTON.
1872. SEEING 1872.
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Remember this is the only place where you
can get the genuine bargains.
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TTosae LuxuFies ANA Comforts.
LEVI SHAVER,
STAUNTON. VIRGINIA.
Is now iaanu featuring the celebrated
uENnRrCk g. O'DONNALL
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THE PEN1rrSTIAnY.-The bill to leesethc Pen
itentiary has passed the Senate of Virsi 1t
provides for comm seion to consist of the Gov
ernor and wo citizens to be appointed by the Pres
ident of the Senate, and three by the Speaker Of
the House, 70 invite proposals for the lease of this
institution, and the hiring Of all the convicts.-
They authorized to enter into contract for
term or terms Of not less than three n or more
than ten years, subject to certain conditions. The
House has to act on the bill.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-21

The town Of Winchester seems to be awakened
to the Importance Of manufactures. The Coun-
ell is considering the proposition of releasing
from taxation, for certain number of years. all
new enterprises in this line. Stock compan-
les are in contemplation, and a general DISPOSE
ton to push forward the interests CT the town.
We hope they will speedily inaugurate the con-
templated enterprises, and set an example to
their less active neighbors.
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Twenty Barrels CT Augusta County Apple
i,randy, distilled in 1870 and 1871. For sale,by
march 81 BURKE & BRADLEY.
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THREE OR FOUR PROFITS.

Saving your money as we'll as ours. Buying
and selling close for cash; not calling upon one
man for the shortcomings of another, we meet
Won fairly upon right and reasonable grounds.
Abandoning the old cry Of stolen goods and auc-
ton goods, they adopt new SANDER, and
we call upon the people to examine our goods day
after day, as
OUR NEW GOODS
are pouring in, to decide for themselves as to
merits Of our bargains.
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CRY CoUScIL-The regular meeting of the
city Council held March 18Th, VIM. B. Kayser,
President pro lem, in the chair.
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DERIsTATHE L0zgNGEs. for Colds, Coughs
i and Dyspepsia, the best in use. For sale
by II. II. FULTZ.
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Send your undertaking orders u s. M Wilkes
Furniture House-new styles Of casketa and cases
always on hand Terms moderate.
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AUGUSTA COUNTY WHISKY. Two hundred bar
rels best Brands, some very old. For sale by
march 81 BURKE q bRADLEY.
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n. Es.-DeaEers Furnished
at City Prices.
ORDERS Solicited and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
march IL If
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Y. a. T'@EILT.
7. S.---The accounts due ". \, B@rks .nt,
Burke's |. " Co, are ready fer settinnent sui
must be closed at once VA T.
feb 22-3m
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WRITTEN FOR THE CAMBRIA FREEMAN
SCENES IN COURJ'-ContinucG
BY ROB ROY, ESQ.

Dist. Att'Y-And may ii please your honorable
court,
have a larceny of another sort.
10 which beg your honors 70 attend;
10 PUNISH which Ihink may yet amend
1he culp lprit. y vile ScOundrel ana thief
and 1t almost transcends my own belief
lIlit go and steal hiS neighbours watchtul dog,
ana took him home and chained him 10 a log,
HI he was almost starved. now l have done
my best,
| sent Il warrant hastily. for his arrest.
he larceny j. plain grand larceny at that
+ or this much valued dog was estiUnatc tel at
one hundred dollars l have the indictment
here.
Jltdge-You may have an Indictment, but fear
ou nave not read the law. To steal a dog
l. not a larceny though it is is TO steal a hog.
y civil action s all that here viii lie,
" neither your valued dog did live or die!
sLANDER-
D:9 .-1nen may IT please your honorable court,
~ surety haze not met here JttSt Tor sport;
ct almost every serious charge l bring
against Offenders seems to lack something.
Here Is a charge of SANDER. Prisoner here,
w w lthout n fear of God before his eyes, gave ear
10 oSlanderous worCls-attacked the Celtic race,
And slandered that proud element most base.
BY reading one ShamUs O'Brien, with the
brOgue- IrOrrie
Thus tdluuing them, the good-fOr- nothing
JHtqc-My friend, again your ship : at sea
" lInout II helm, as il appears to me.
40 doubt there was IOIC malice in the attack,
ana could help 10 put the culprlt on the rack,
put we must reverence the forms OF law,
ana lhls indictment has another flaw.
a a ctuii sult quite possibly might lie
for TINS unctrit act. But, by the by,
suppose that special damages were found
W no could divide said damages around.
Equally, among this wide spread race,
beslues, tlrdS read 50 bad, 'tlCds no disgrace!
ITO be cORttEWedl
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q BI T. A II Y d.

KRISE.-Died. in Clearfeld township, on
Monday, Feb: 5th, 1872, Mr.. John hr.se, IN the
9lst year of his age.
The deceased was one OF the earliest settlers
eft Northern Cambria and one OF the oldest
men in the county. He maintained through
out his long and eventful life a reputation for
honesty. integrity and true manhood: and his
death was hallOwed by the prayers OF kindred
and friends for his souls welfare. May he rest
in peace.
STORN.-Died, in Gallitzin township, on
Wednesday, Feb. 18th, Mrs. Matilda storm, wife
of Ar. John 4. storm, and oldest daughter OF
Mr. Peter B. Parrish, of Munster township,
aged about 80 years.
We tender our heartiest sympathies to Mr..
storm in the loss of that dearest of all earthly
treasures-a good wife. To be thus afflicted at
any time is indeed sad bereavement, but to
be deprived of a faithful and loving helpnate
so early in life adds greater polgnancy TO the
grief May consolation be found IN the well
grounded hope that she has gone to enjoy Il
peaceful eternity.
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7 license NOTICE The following
IL named persons have filed Petitions for
Tavern and Eating House Licenses in the Court
of Quarter Sessions OF Cambria county, for the
ensuing March Term of Court:
IuUCTH LjcsFscs-John B. IIite Blacklick tp.;
Ea ser HelCrick, Geo. Crook. Chest twp; Mich
OiaS LambOur, Carroll twp; Edward l. Bender.
John W. Sharbaugh, Dominic EgIr Carroll
town bor.; Michael Barnce. CleHrfiCId twp ::
Peter Brown. Frank kuTtY, NJ. Gates, CrOy-lC
twp; Henry Foster, J chm a. Blair. west ward.
Ebeusburg bOr.; Anthony AI'Hugh, GulIitzin
twp. James COnyery. LOrettO Dor; Valentine
MaltZie. Geo. WcndeTOth. JOS HCrueT, WilmOre
hOr.; Henry MART, Mrs. Annie Murphy. Ohio
Hele j. :. EieI. Il. Aic(iOugh. Washington tp. /;
Peter W. Helfrich, Susgue:Ianua tp.
Eating House LjceHSCS-Paul Elig. CarrOlltOwn
borough; VIM Flynn, Washington twp.
j. x. ITFE, Clerk.
Clerk Q. SIS Office, Ebensburg, Feb. 3, ISl2.
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cRERIFFS S SALE-By virtue of ,

GRERIFF S SALE BY virtue of a
~ writ of Al Ler. FdeiGS issued out of Court
of Common PleaSOr Cambria county, and TO me
directed, there will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the Court House tn EiIeasblrG, on Monday,
the 26s p day OF February. inst, at ! O'Clock
p. NJ, the following Real Estate, to wit
ALI. the right, title and interest of Jos. Reit-
mier of, in and to certain lot of ground sitII-
ate in Cam bria borough, Cambria county, front
ing Is feet on Broad street and extending back
132 feet to an cliey, adjoining lot of John Me
Closkey on the cast and IsadOre Riflic on the
west, ba wing thereon erected two story plan Il
house and one story kitchen attached-now
in the occupancy of Frank Geider. Taken in
execution aud TO be sold at the suit of The St
JoSephS Society
". B. BONA CKEF4. Sheriff,
SherifT's Office, Ebensburg, Feb. 7, 1872.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE

IL Estate of RICHARD THOMAS, deed.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Rich d
Thomas late of Ebensburg borough, Cambria
county, decd, having been granted to the un-
dersigned by the Register of said county, all
persons Indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
" II. SECHLER, 41tdit0r.
Ebensburg,.Fcb. II, 1SI2.-6t.
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TO CONsuMPTlVEs

The advertiser. having been permanently
cured of That dread disease, Consumption. by u
simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To all who
desire it, he will send copy of the prescription
used, free of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will
find SURE CURE for Consumption, 4 StIlmd. BrOn-
cliitiS, &c. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
1l-Il.-Iy. REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
264 South Third St, Williamsburgh, n. Y