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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-29

for soId.d Prize. Many a gia d worldly
success comes from the despel a,ion of dcS-
pair, and the hero of The present stoy
aiooe from his misery TO strike conqaering
blows for himself Three months ago, as
IL member of a highly prosperous legal ii N
OF Philadelphia, lie had occasion 10 adj
Vertise for female conyists. Alter the de-
mand had been supplied ,heIe came one
appIca. ION from somewhere in Canada,
saying that the writer had seen The adve.-
tiGcment in an American paper and asking
II the papers TO be cppiCd could not be scut
to the applicant by mail, aud ,hea e
turned by her with her copy? She was a
teacher and could not leave her place bvt
wished 20 increase herincome by some KIDD
of writing. The lawyer recognized the old
Eand which had been both so kind ard so
cruel 30 HIM yea before and in Ietu.n he
merely sent the last letter he had ever e
ceived from Michigan, with the inscription,
''Cony this - As the end of the sory is
already told according TO The ina" "ii,.. &c
fashion of newspaper romance, it is uzele23
20 dlla e upon the easily guessed circrm-
stances leading To it. OF cOuIsc he Cana
dian teacher wrote timidIy, again. 20 e
press he happiness she felt In the p 2s-
perry of her fo,mer lover, I'd the hope
she bad hat he might yet appreciate hes
IiSt action. OF course he wro e a@a:n,
Z Lhea, o know why he had been so cruelty
abandoned o himself at laGt, and of course
he was an answer to that. In Shori,
after fifteen years of separation aud appa
"ent alienation, the ma :ure man Of nearly
forty aud the maiden of not quite so mary
summe.s found uhat hey were rich enough
al last 10 esU ne their old relations. So. as
'he De rot Post goes on 10 tell The love 5
met again last week by arrangement at
The house of fIieud on Lewis street, in
,hat G y, and going from thence in travel
ing array to the residence of lhshop Nc
Cosll.y, were married happily at last
Their wedding journey was 10 Philadel-
phia, where the bridegroom had p epa, ID
a luxurious home for ihe reception of his
bride. aod there. very likely, they e now
ericyiug a honeymoon worthy of hearts so
t..ed and true. Not very exciting nor d;-a-
matic is their story, 10 be sue: yet it in
wolves enough of he true1t heIosm of
common life-enough of fine womanliness,
aHd hcaty, wholesome maIhood-;o o make
IL wo, th .ecohd telling.
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Coop WOrKMN Nsa 'P.-solonol lem
pie wa butt wi hout noise of IL. III nCI, o.
ch;sel, or any ;ool IL Jerusalem. All he
wo * of .iaEiag AID filing was done at
The quarrics and shops fl. away. he
New Io:k Custom EOuse is built a c. a
SIMILAR fashion.
1t is a curious fact thai ,he SIX - I'd ed
rcn who arc employed il ca lg G.al,te
al Dix Island, Me, for the New 70 = Post
O1icc, c,,hnot p epa,e maze. al fast 1o13h
for the two men who 4 employed TO sc6
he blocks. I.ach block of 81, c is GU,
{ i,nmcd. faced, and accn ely numbe cd
acco dug 10 the wo. kiJg pl1's. When IL
a ives al the site of he bIldiIg q llE wo
mela e equ ced 10 set i. aided ihey
are By eam boisoipg appa 2 rs. EseiS
Stone is made 10 fit exactly la ''e > ace IN
telGed for Il. So accu ate are nG P'dGS
of the supervising arc.ii;ect: ,n.' -
Once or @ building has only been obliged 20
o. der one stone during The en,ire work
tbnS and he foreman at Dix Island
insists hat he missing one was sent, but
was lost in the transportation.
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TIT & DIFFICULTY OF RuYnIN.

We parted by ne gaze in Jrue,
That soft add baimg month
Beheath the sweetlv beaming moon.
And -sunih-bunth-I
c'.l't find rhyme to month";
Years were to pass ere we shonld meet;
A wide and yawning gulf
Divides me fiom my love SO sweet.
While sulf-dulf-mulf Stuck
again | can't get any thyme to gulf I'm
III g"lf myself.)
Oh. how dreaded in nv souI
To plrG from ms sweet nvnDh
w hrle yea shodid their long seasons roll
EeTore (hvm ph-dv-pph-syI ph Guess
III have to let it go at that)
Beneath my fortunes stern decree
My lonely spirits sunk
Foo l a weary soul should he
a I'd a (hunk-duuk- rUnk-sl--. That
viii never do in .he wOrld.)
She buried ber dear, lovely face
Within hec azure scarf;
She knew I'd think 1t a wreiched place
Where she WAS (pl l. ar dafi- la i
and-hari. That wont answer, eithef.)
On! l had loved her many years,
| loved her for herself;
/ loved her for hec tende tea s.
And also for Jer (wrlf-neii-neIf-1ei
No, no; not foc her peif-)
/ took between n bands he's head,
How sweet hef lips did porcn
kissed her lovi.cly, aud sad
(bouch--lnouch--loUc ouch. MOI bit of
II did say ouch y
Ia wild desp...' wruDg he- hand,
My tears IIey did escape;
Ny Socrow L could not commend,
And l was but (Sa De-dape -iape
ape. Well, perhaps l did feel Ike al aDe)
1 gave 10 her a fond adler,
Sweet pupil OF loves school
1 told her L wodlI ere be true,
And always he a (dool-sool-1nool-
fool. Since L come think of il, / was
fool; for she fell in love with another fellow
beIoIe WIS gone month";
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NUMBER al.
THE CASE OF RUEi. GREGG.
An AFFECTIoNATE HTGH-MoRAL BALLAD.

~ <HH II AAO-N - = hi"d-MORAI- BALLAD
There wsS a man named Ru-i-cl,
HIS other name was Gregg ,
He Thought he was some pun-ki-ens
Till taken dowI peg.
ii a loved n nice ycHne dam-si-el
Her pa ON him did trown,
For he had much spondool-i-icks,
And his maiden name was Brown
Thas Euel was unhap-pi-e,
And Sophy WIS the same,
She wished To change the col-i-or
o. the ancestral name.
AT last a secret marriage
She did arrange with him
Sc sud she'd wed her lov-i-er,
Fen If it took a-limb!
So EJel got a ladder
And one dark catfish night
de stood beneath her cas,.-mi-ent
All ready for their flight
He Clasped her hand in silence
As she stepped trembling dow a
Jerusalem of dropped hat and dress,
Aad there stood Mister Brown!l
Aud then he went for Ru-i-el,
y Jd on him put a roof,
a so tin ears nu-me-ri-oGs
As he is living p-oof
t polished Eucl cru-;-el
He rolled him in the mire,
TIL he stretched out quite life-li-ess,
And almost did -spire.
When Sophv heard the rum-pi-us,
her love she DID bewIil;
She joined the UniverSalists,
And finally took the veil.
So all fair MAIDS and lov-i-ers,
Atte ld 20 me, / beg: --.-
Beware the heartlesS pI-ri-eHt,
a "d the fate of Ruel Gregg
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y LIrILE E.ECB' U-.DTE s-TE .OFA--A
J. lie brother is Sorne ines molc agreeable
when lie becomes aH angel over yonder.
Out friend Pa ker l. IOws a certain litole
bro, her whom he woutd Si,dly w4ft 10
The hi, her hoIe. If sCcie had not such
an absu q prejudice against =. emcdf .ttCd
ma der. Hou.'g J a. ker loved iii.G CI,tnm,
l'e si5j er of he aid babe, and a few even
ingS ago he c,lcd upon the Lady for the
pU,pO.e OF proposing TO he.. They ST.
rpon The soft, i'll The from, pa lor, alone. AS
,he evening wore on, Parker plCcicd up
Gou,J4e, nudgcd over 20 MiGg CEImm's
SIDE Of he sofa, aud began some p, c mi
M ieIh,, Is about his ''e,eru%l hIppi-
nc7.," his ',hcaro'5 lolgings," his ''.outs
IDOL" h:S 'love's young d.eam," &c, &c.
just IS he I'D taken Miss Clamm's J &c
hand III n,S, and was about % e@l!,tl
hi.nac,f, a tei9iiic slccZe was he.,- Il be-
meath ,he SOFA. Pa.!,cr a2d Clamm ho ii
s:,Iang 10 heir fee. par.,er d jagged he
aufL away fom the wstll, AID .hc.e lay
young Clymm, snic.,e ing ahd ci'ci'''S
40 if he had ich ,h:ngs so Cd away in has
lhcmoiy. And when Mis-. Clamm flew aC
him and boxed his eal3 he remained ailent; /;
DuI escaping, he IEil u slto do" "'.''
si,sndi2. ,he.e with his load on he knob,
he obse we'd: Never you Tnind j al
goin' light ups, ais 10 tel ma ,hat you
aJd old Pa he, have bin a :: lin down ycc
biSs'p' each o,he,, and aqucezin' one an
others hands, and u hugGin' like mad !;
a carryin' on sc.tuG'ius! I'm Goin 40 tell
ma-certain. And you jist wait inl p..
comes home, and if he don't boot ,hs6
Parker out o the front door qricke' IL ligh'-
min, my name S hot William Hen, Y Cl,anm-
Oh, he'll go for you. misterl He'll root
around iii here like maG:;tc wheI he
knows you've bih kissin' sis. Never you
mind - And then Clamm faded in;o he
cn ~. Parker and Clamm have no5 yea
a".e eed . copsol da e.--Har 4deLCT.
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THE WIZARD AND THE ToBAccoNIsT.-

THE WIZARD AND THE TOBACCoNIsT.-
The other day, a pleasant-loo<ing gentle
man, of foreign appearance and accent OF
speech. entered tobacconist's shop III one
of the market towns of South Durham,
says the London Grocer, and requested
that he might be supplied with a good
cigar. The article having been furnished
him, he proceeded to apply it to his nose
with the air of connoiseur, and then to
protest that its flavor was most peculiar,
not to say offensive. The worthy trades
man declared that the cigar was an ex-
ccllent one his visitor as stoutly MAN.
tanned that IL was not, and that he was so
convinced of the fact that he at once deter
mined to try what the cigar was really made
cf Taking a penknife from his pocket,
he began to cut the weed al two, and
had no sooner commenced TO do so when
quantity of feathers dropped from the cigar
The more lie cut the faster the feathers
flew, until the whole cigar had been whit
tied away. and the shop looked more like
an upholsterers than tobacconists. Hav-
ing given this occular and practical proof
that he had not remarked the peculiar fla
vor of the cigar without reason, the foreign
gentleman took his departure, leaving the
Shop-keeper utterly bewildered and the
possesso: of a quantity of feathers enough
to stuff al ordinary cushion.
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s,bn,.in-S Sales.

- y,f srIudry writs of Vend. ErpOn
d VIZ I--,F F.TpoiI. issued out OF the tCur'
} AND 1t " T.a.,- OF Cambria county and to
|Dpmhi''l rh,rr will bc exposed TO Public
= l.ryCtr"' ,r+ House i'm EbcuSburg, on
"a, al INV - dly of E'ecember next, at
.endAA q" the following Real Estate, To wit
RIGHT. title and interest OF William
- u. In and Io a piece or paIcei OF iahu
IA De VS. -gsgu, hanna toWnenip' Satn oria CO.
Nate II lr,,i- of heirs Of Rich'd Magic, dec d-
= DiuiG- ,"55 nd others, containing 100 Acres,
pc i,Ul LIZ, 1l,uuf 80 Acres of which are clear
.Qe oI L'. tr,r,.s 20 erected one and-st-hait II
al haNlH- -. and 4 log baru-nUw in the
IN pam Taken in execution
ef rancl g' f D., rac suit Of B. +. Pitts and Rob-
~ % W., ., tr,lglug Is Pitts q McCaig.
- ,b. rf-lf. title and in tereSt of Sam'l
Al 80. an ''r fv.ud To u certain lot of ground
1il aHi7'',, min township, Cambria county,
it4 ,' '' p,gu4 hailrOJd on .hc south and
r0i : V' V'g nj David Watt on the mort b, east
.1I uIl- '''',,t.tfuIr- Acre, more or less, haV-
.l.1 west ,I,r,.rH ID TWO story house, now in
|e4 rec ','', Iii AusIrcw ClidcS- Taken in cX-
I1fi icr"v- .be -ald at the suit of James X.
III, pa Cn,b no ri,!r. tile and interest of Val
~ s'' az" q" " "oL ir aud to a piece or parcel OF
W t,,,,T, in Su-,i chaRna ~" nshlp' ADJ ON
Ia3 y i'n' 'IS Ts!,. S. tkluud. sylvester Luther,
{f< iHI, iHl ,,.n..IfuluE - Acres, more or less,
+It L,, .i hs,1 1g.s rhrgycn erected two story
~ Tl,,,r,...,nd .rr barn, now IN the occu-
(lR |"fsS.Li, Bsrup. Taken in execution AMI
~ aid al the suit Ol Mary Maggie, Admins
- of E.rrart Naglc. decd
all ,5.. right. titlc and interest of John
"a " I.,.... Mike. R:triiei \. y ocI- Mary Ma
n,,rIuf Prudence EIiLthcih Noel NARY
rms r, nor next GICud and IdjhCr- Pbliip
= hrfr- aaI Iygtl representatives OF Jnhn
"a E..f al in ard 10 II piece or parcel OF
a .;,,,..t,. fr, Munster township. Cambria CO.,
"A i,.,,y lands of Michael Brawlry, Bernard
+. m md others. containing 100 Acres more
-. unIrnrruy,ai- Taken in execution ahG
I \ H..
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nnGANS, ORGANS! ORGANN! for the

4 ASGA NSt OhsGA NS- SESS7 = lOl I"S
~ Parlor, Sunday School and Church. 200
Iavcs, , sets of Reeds throughout; 6sions. OnlE
SI25. The best Organ i'm the world Tor ne mon
cv. We can supply Organs ranging in price
from S65 to - G90 and offer the mosl liberal ~
ducemcnts 10 the trade, Teachers, Clergy men,
aud Others who will act as agents for tue sale
0t our Instruments. . :,
tfhe "PARLOR GENT PIANO, ! OctaVes' 1ni'
Iron frame, ovcrsirung scale. round corners
carved legs the finest low-priced P1ano mah-
ufactured. Fully warranted.
VIOLIN STRINGS. import direct rom
haiy, Germany and France, the very cholceSl
stiings that are made, aud can supply the ,fGde
AZ lowest market prices Sample set or cnolce
worm OF Guitar ST rings mailed free forSl BanG
Instruments, Sheet Music, Music Books, ana
musical merchandise of every description
HM. =. POND ~ CO.,
! Hill 5i7 BROADWAY, NEW YOEE. [3m.l
Branch store, 30 Union Square.
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Ms S,xDs is a brioht i,,,.e widow

NRs. SANDS is bright Rct'e widow who
Ives uear Oil City, and has made a con-
siderable fortune in a speculation IN oil
lands Representing herself poor wo-
man, as she was, with family to support,
she induced New York company owning
Lands near her residence to sell her %oo
acres for 81, 500. paying small sum down
She immedia; civ 9esold a part interest for
$40 GEO. nut down with the proceeds what
has proved Que of the most successful oh
wells i'm the OIL territory, and now asks for
the prorerty 2 round half million dollars
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THE toughest name for the epizootic or
horse disease is that given by the New
York World, namely, hipporhinophlegma-
toblennocalastalagmu A disease with
such a name is enough to Kill any horse
tLat hasn't had more than an ordinary ed
ucation.
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Cot n VIE 49, Sid !.

'-Ycs. and iii ee Children" ne red ned
lie hen got up ahd folded his Ovei cO;tt
anew, ahG hung IL over The b;:ck OF The -e.,;.
You a.e pretty nervors over the liz. t.
fe,:, a:h'U you ?'' | said, w..,ch.hg The GG-
sc, movements.
We'll | should think co.'' nc e.pIied. +
hain't slept youndly 70. week. And do
you know" he went Oh, glslncing around
At he pa. engerG, aud speaking i'll a low
iole, Il am almot ,.iin this tlain wll
run off lie tIdci, and bi eak my neck befoI c
| &c, 20 Euaton. Well, The fact is, | have
H. 90 much good luck for one man lat ely.
The hing can lat; IL amt natural ,hat
il should you know. i've w.:,chcd iii
] / 81 IL rains, then IL shine, then it rains
a"din. IL aims so haze you ihink i; 5 new
er gong 10 stop; then IL shihc:i SO bright
You ,hihk rs always going 10 shine ; and
Just aS you are settled i'll ei,he, belief, voc
ane Knocked over by change to how thai
you Enow nothing about H."
well, acco. ding 10 that philo- opiy," |
said, '-you VIII continue TO have sunshine,
because you are expecIng n storm.H
''Il's curious, he ietu ned, ''buj he o lly
thing which makes me think | VIII get
through safe, is because | think l wont.
"Well, this is curious" said |.
Lord, ye8," he replied. Il am a ma
chiniSi-I made a diccoveTy-nobody be.
licved in it-sPent all my money trying &c
gel it ou.-moI gagged my home-iIll Wen,
Everybody laughed at me-eveIybody but
my wife-spuuky little woman-said she
would work her fingers off before should
give it uD. Went 70 England-no bette
-c.,me within al ace of jumoiDs off London
bridge. Went in:o a workshop to ea-!
money enough to come homo with, here
met he man | wanted. TO make a long
! s,oiy shol I've brought $50, coo home W :
me ahd here am
| 'Good for you,'' exclaimed.
''Yes," said he, ''e50, 600, and ne be-
of it is she don't know any iing about il
| I've fooled her So often, aId disap poi Ii &c
| her SO much, that just concluded l wouIC
say nothing about th;s. When | got M
money, though, you be- e. believe l ST. uci
| a bee liIe for home
And now, l suppose, yo1 viii MAJ e he
happy" +.
know any. hing about il. She's wo keC
| like dog since | have been gone, tIyin:
| 20 support herlelf and the child: en decent
! w. They paid her hir, cen cents apiece 70
max ing white shiT;s, and that is he wa.
she'd live half the time. She'll come dow
there to the depot to meet me in ginghan
[ d ess, aud shawl hund. ed yeas old
and she'll think she's d. essed up. oh, sE
won't have no clio hes after this-oh, no,
guess not -
Ard with these words, which implie,
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giaows' Appraisements.

I l,h Is hereby given that the following
q t!Fal>"m"uts or Rcal and Personal Pro
Il Gs uecrgCutS, selected and set apart for
tN"a ui lDtestGteS under the Act OF As
q y, lNh April. 1851, have been filed in the
"a plAcc a Ebensburg and will be pre-
~ me OrThans' Court, for approval, on
. -s' t'c itH dCBDt December Itert, to wit:
q easement Of the personal property !of
4 Au'Iedgc, late OF Clcarfeld township,
4 st apart for Cathariue Rutledge,
y - W Nud a-ecdent-SG2 90.
,,"Fs and 8ppraisemeuJ of the personal
r. OF j. Adam TrcftZ, late of Johnstown,
,,rot. G, retained 10y his widow-SS2.I5-
I, ,,,%tstulrul OF certain real estate of j. NJ.
4 c,,,t '.,et, late Jf the borough of Philipsburg,
II - IGutt nl Centre, deceased, elected to be
IL o5 MS widow, Nena VI. Buckwalter-
,,aSement of personal property of Chris
i's dIc ui Summcrhill township, Cam
Smuan!.S deceased, RETAINED y-his widow,
IerItr''g and appraiSement OF the personal
4 - vi 'adrles Helfrich, late of LhcIbor-
ET " N""dYaie. deceased, retained by his
4 A. ,''uariHC llclfTiCh-SlG2 20.
>.rtr,i ana appraiscment of the personal
tcnry Walters, late of the borough
-" H. deceased, elected to be retained
so-"aj1lo", Ellen NJ. Walters -S299. IS.
-. eJlH"nt OF the personal property Of
a. HpugnuOur, late of Richland town
-'eeasel, set apart for the W idOw SI2g. .S5.
Lry,. GEO. w. OATMAN. Clerk.
'iuee, EOensburg, Nov. 4, lS52.-4t.
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ENIRST \ ATION LSADDLE AND
L HARNESS SHOP OF CAMBRIA COUNTY,
High street, (opposite Union Sch ool House,
West Ward, EbCnSburg, Pan. NJ. O'NElLL.
Proprietor. Saddles aud Harness made ard re-
paired and all other work in my line execut ed
Ia the best manner. on the shortest notice, and
at the most reasonable rates, Ll-I2-tf.l
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ROSE Ct CASHMERE HAIR TONIC

UNSURPASSED as II TunOtCr OF the g GrOwi n OF
the Hair and Ministers. 1t il neither sticl non
greasy yet ii sol ems and smU'tcS the liar
better and more permanently than any OF OF
POm.tdr. Used a. u listir DrCSSiT-. il y -OducC :
the most hcauii al ana luStrOuS loss " arran
Cd perfectly harmless. lis exp. sac perfume
: GCije ungiVUlcd. being diSIiiird from ii
wori,i- renowned Roses of Cashmere. L1r9
bptJIcS only ~ cts. Address ASt II tN EACH s
M LLt.it. 100 y. 81 S., PhiudcI phIt, Ha.
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Il R1ILEO4D CAR SCENE.

4 CO. &c :,oIdent OF he Wa-hiag:o OIL Cap
itdl ,hus wfii les of an incident on he Bo"-
ton and Albany Railroad, which occurred
not many weeks ago:
| an aclo.s Whit fist s.rrck re ~ a
ve=y singular genius on my road fom
Springfield 10 Boston. This was s; on
in f. ont of me, and who ildul:;ed fl ON imc
10 lime ~ the mocJ strange and unaccoun. =
able maumuvIc3. Eve, v now and hen he
would get up and hu,Iv away 20 the 1,;
row n.,Gsage which leads 10 he door in
thc"e q awilg room cd.s. and Wien he
jhouehG himself secure from ob; e.v..;ion
would f.Ll to l.,pghing in ihe most violent
name. and con,inre he heal ,hful exer-
else 4, l,l he was as cd i'll the Ice a n lob
SteT.
AS we nCa. ed Boston ;hece demons: "a
tiOus increased in violence, save that The
s. anger no longer IAN away 20 laugh, but
Lcpt his seal and chuckled 10 himself, with
his chin down deep i'll his shin COLA. Eut
tEC Charge shat hose POI m;.n. eaus under
Wen. He moved hem he, e, The e. he pct
them behind him. He was evidently Ge,-
ing .eady 10 leave, but as we wee wen
ty-live mile f. .om Boston, The idea Of sCch
Cst.lT j. cpstl.tIiOnS was ] ii .culOuS. J [ we
had en,eI cd he ely hen he myste vwouit.
have Iem9inCd IusolvCd, but the s:t;-ncef
became so e.ci.ed hat he could Keep MS
se.IC no lonCeI. Some one must help him
and q, | WIS ihe ne;ti est 10 him he selected
me. SrGdenIy IL niTg as If | had a2i
a quest ioIr, he sa I'd, rocking himself o ahd
{ o ia he mean line, and s!a, ping his lees
to3e, her a,d 5,ea hing hard:
'-Eeen Gone Chiee years 20
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HTirE is hereby given that the following
tAruIHis have been passed and flied III the
3'ier > Dilice ut EuCusbut =, AND VIII be pre-
d o. tue Orphans Count uT Camuria coun-
F0r cuu hrmatiuu AID allowance, on ~ -etincS-
Dc ith dag ~ DeccHDcT net, 10 wiz:
b list and final account OF James Myers.
tEi-g rdtor of David Ii. Evans, late q: "a ~
toN, uship, dccCnSCd.
BOND and anal account of Thomas Jenkins,
ira,. rsJtur of John B. Davis. dCCCaS'Tl-
b. uid partial account of Ebcnezcr Jones
hIGtu Ut Harriet Jones and Margaret Jones,
b children of John G. Jones, late OF Cam
ICulIIN, deceased.
b. ana partial account OF EbeneZer Jones,
fiH.u Dt Martha A. Jones, minor child "a
\ Jones, late OF Johustown, III the county
900 MA, deceased.
!. -.,sInd and final account OF Chas. Anna,
I5tu OF Peter q Gl.tSScr, minor child Oi Fran
LASER, late of ChcsL townsu,P, Cambria
Is, dee eased-
aunt of Ann Smay, Adm'I of Christian
tttc OF SuuInCriIi township. deceased.
. account uf james Myers. ENccu or of
n. Evans. late of EbcnSburg OOrO', dec ii.
account OF ,iamCs ". CoudOn, Admins
u cam teStdmcHi0 dHHcEU of the estate OF
b. DDughcrty, late of the township Of
u a.r- on, deceased.
n account OF James w. Condor. Adm'r Of
b pod ANA ChuttelS, rights AID credits which
q uI " I.iatu DuughcTty, late oil tnC town
An " a~HingtOu. deceased
~ aUut If " IN. Lifting r, Guardian of the
M children Of George ESucc, late of 4 liC-
"a township, deceased.
M and partial account of Mary Ann Kill
p Adm ut George h lillian, late of Cone
IA borough b. d,-CcaSCd.
~ aUa final account of Herman B1umer-
"a im.r OF tine estate of Archibald Miller,
Hp Eu.t .uHemaugh borough, Cambria CO.,
I'D
q uul account Of w. c. Lewis, Trustee for
e&lc of lnerDal estate of james H. Mitchell,
81 >pd
"a first and partial account of Anthony An
-thecutyr Ut Anthony Anstcad, late OF Cncst
tnshlp.,tcreaScI.
"a fourth account OF Sarah Lcidy, Adm y
~ wa L.ldy, hate of jackson twp, deed.
AZ cunt OF George y, Berry, Adm L of F. j d.
w rick. late II the State Of Iowa. deceased.
- account ufzGcorgc Carrel, AdminiStra-
- Nc. Of l-adOre Bcaujohn, late Of the
Hel gh OF JuuEStowu, deceased.
Al GEO. ". OATMAN, Register.
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