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our agents tho exclusive right ef tss-rif ny
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A SUBTITUTE FOR CIDER VrNEGAR.-
Take three gallons Of soft water. one quart
of molasses, and one pint of good Yeast
stir well together and make hot enough to
bear in the hand, then let it stand to fer
ment in a warm place exposed to the air as
much as possible and where the sun can
shine on it for an hour or two every dav.
skim off the scum as it rises and in four or
six weeks you viii have good vinegar.
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Indebtedness of Poor House for Is7sI

Indebtedness of Poor House for lS72s
and previous years. .....-......--.-- Sllr25I L
We, the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
county respectfully report that we have audit
ed, settled and adinsted the accounts OF the
Poor and House Of Employment of Cambria
county, F.. Glass Treasurer thereof, according
to law, and find balance due the said Treasu-
rer of two hundred and siXty-two dollars and
fOrty-nine cents (2G2.4gl.
Given under our hands this 22d day of Jsnu-
airy, \. D lSa3.
JOHN WAGNER.
W. 4. B. LITTLE. Auditors.
PETER DOUGE EBTT,
JAMES NULL Clerk.
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Liabilities s................ SIqs 81
We, the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
county, report that we have examined the ac-
counts and vouchers of w. 3. BOnacker, ESQ,
Shcrlh, in account with the District Court of
cambria county, and find the above to be "A cor
rect statement of the same. Given under our
nands this goth day of January, 1878.
JOHN WAGN Err.
w. A- R. LITTLE. Auditors
PETER DOUGHERTY,
JAMES NULL, Clerk.
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4 RTICLES on hand this 22d day of January.
- 1873: About $500 lbs pork ana 800 lbs beef.
$50 lbs taiiOw. 800 lbs lard, 500 lbs hard soap.
about 4 tons Ray, tons cOrD-fodder, GO0 bush
els oats 40 bushels ears corn. $50 bushels pota-
toes, p bushels turnips, bushels beets. go hds
cabbage, , bbis kraut, bhl cucumbers, 81 bus
onions, bhl UOlGsSeS. L. bbiS sugar. 3 barrels
-four bbI beans, I25 lbs coffee. 70 lbs dried ap-
pies, bhls apples, bbIs cider. % gallons auUle
COO bushels coal.
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Knots United.
Or the ways sRd By-Wsys in tEe Hidden Life Of
American Detectives

We want agents fpr Tbs hook. It dfSaI0ses
al Tue mysteries of FHe IBerrrtEgC SvFaarr r.
Is z reGuta tot the past 80 YEARS OF the n, CT
sNtlliu defFctIyCs OF this country. i'm W ybicI, M
crafts OF Tank Robbers. Thieves PfrLu0rreIS
Lottery Nen, Counterfeit Money Dealers. ana
SWluulerS OF sll classes. are exposed s,rT
brought TO Justice Price. $40. Send foy 81
CuIars and terms to agents - III
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large Hogs ShOatS.
FARMING UTENSILS. &C.-l moving machine,
moving scythes- grain cradles, buggy hay
rake, l grain drill, | thrcshiug machine, wind
mill l cutting-bCE. . piOws, l shovel plOw, :
haTrOws, CultivatOr, patent hay fork and
fixtures, hay ladders, twO-hOTSe road wagon,
l two-hOrse spring wagon. / buggy, cart and
gears1 wheeibarrOw, l JwO-horse sled, 1 log
sled, l sleigh.
HARNESS, &C.-1 double set heavy harness, I
double set Yankee harness, ] double set lead
harness, double set light harness, / single set
harness for buggy, saddles, ! wagon saddle,
brides, ha!terS, etc, too tedious to mention,
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PRODUCTS OF CAMBRIA COUNTY
L Poor House Farm and Garden for ls72:
FARM tons Hay, $50 bushels Oats. 725 bush
els Corn in the ear, % bushels Barley, $50 bush
els Potatoes
GARDEN-I215 heads Cabbage, % hush. Onions,
y bus, TOmatos, bus. BCets, bus. Carrots.
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CnOTENG MAnE TP-.s n,

I1LOTEENG MADE UPS pairs heavy or
- winter pants, 81 prs liglt or summer Tfirlrs.
90 heavy or winter vests, 35 light or summer
vests y heavy or winter coats 40 light or sum
mer coats, "a coats for small boys. 4 haas and
caps, Is un7ersairts, 2i prs mems drawers p prs
men s 3lE Hp}S shoes y DTS women 'SShppS. 2G
prs socks. II webs muslin. I web calico I web
uckinT, p yds lnsey. 30 yds hemp mating, 6
new husE mattresses,
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No Person can take a. r#5 E.
ng to directions, and remain .--
el5ir bones ara not destroyed re
means, and the vita Organs =---
q repair
Dyspepsia or Tn-Is~rs rs--o-. ~
n the Shoulder, Coughs,
Esuess, Sour EruCtsu1as To-. .-.
N the Mouth. Bilious ar----=
Heart. Inflammation 1f ,l= L--s-
Of the Kidneys, and g E-E5r-. .
are the otspruEs OF Egz--r
II has no equal and one L..
Rntee ct is merits than a .a--
For Female Complain
married OF single, al the dawn
tsrD Of life, these Tonic E.-s--5 -s..
influences thEt marked i-9--' '-=-
nbl-. r-'
For TnfIcunlafor- nHd th-.''---.'- =
CI0;ssIn and Gout, 2 Bra E
mltent Feve-s, Diseases o. . ---- s
and Bladder, these B-;te-s hive @ e.
eases are caused by Niria:=a -
produced "g dersrcemeur G.. .= s--- ass
They are a Gentle PUrS--''. .-.-.-
n EoEtc, possessing aiss The
as a powerful agent IL re.-z.--- - g.
nation Of the Liver and Va
Diseases. -sH
For sIkiEs Disease, Er-
RheuU, B.o,ches. Spots. l.. -s =
bunC!es, RInE-woruE- S.. -,-.
s'pelss, Itch, Scurts, Disco.
anu Diseases OF the Ss-. ~ p. ."' - -
are literally dug up sal earned .-
short time b. the use -s -sa- ~rr
Grateful Thousru-s -.... s.-l
TERS the most wC1lEr-u- l-F-
tbs sinking System. -----4LG-
J WALKER, D--a'g. 3, III. II ...,--.-- =
Druggists and C--. n---- s.. IS So
49, -.
SOLD BY ALL DET-s.-
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A RTICLES MADE IN TUE HOUSE-5Os sheets.
~ % pillow slips, IS bed ticks, 20 pillows, ,
9olstersr = dresses, 10 skirts IS Chemises, 9smal
stockings, = pairs mems socks. IS shirts, pairs
boots, pairs slippers 1860 lbs hard Soap i2I gal
Ions soft soap. bbIs sauer kraut, kettles apple
butter collins,
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"a COITNTY COM:

- MISSIONEBS. showing Liabilities and
Assets of Cambria County on the 18th day
Of January. y. -. 1873, as follows:
LIABILITIES.
County Bonds outstanding, s7O,GOO 90
Interest accrued on County Bonds
on January 18th. 1873, 637 90
Due Freidbott Brothers on Bridge 3T5 90
Due Sh'tffor board q prisoners. etc 253 90
Amt due Commissioners, Clerk
and Counsel, Jau'y 18th, 1873, 333 35
Amt due for wood, bark and coal los -
s. e Western Pcuitontiary, 5S1 56
90 '' the Commonwealth ode
fciercy in State Taz). $50 70
Amt due to Supervisors of Roads
and School Districts 2T52 Il
Amt outstanding County Orders, 31I5 50
Estimated amount OF suutrles Tor
which no bills have been pres ted 100 90
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1otai---.--- --.-.............-....--Sgl -SglS -
CIR.
RAID L. Glass,.Poor House Treasurer. .E218 So
Given under our hands, at EbensburE. this
I'd day of January, y. d. 1873.
JOHN WAC NER.
". A B. LITTLE. tAud5rCrs
PETER DOUG HERTT,t
JAMES NULL. Clerk
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{ ATMAN & LAKE,
- ATTORNEYS At law

80 Prompt attention given to CI.tTsis Of all
IInd IN cambria county, and tbrou-hOu1 the
United States ana Cansdas. LFcb. Ig.-iv.~i
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ECUOT or - Te---s
Cured k2y IA @wGy's Ey

- Pt7-ATs-f hs~s S. Dv-rls-s lJ----. 4
--7TslE All the Doctors SAL '- tE1-- WIS -- -
every tli-- tl-s vgs-E Es-1z---- sl.rc. .Es
year ElE1lvaI.t. and tE.HZ-L H-n--l l|r
IN g: Ecazzs= hn1 slEsrsi Tor twelve --r r..-
of tl5 R-=1lvszt- ard one b-N e EHdr~s- ? 81
tiss cf y1s- Ready Relief Ard LL-aTs .- q. -r--
fsit, Ezd feel bette a. E-sa-. --- .---I
for twelve ysg-t- lhs p1rss tuH7E r -5 IL
bovsls, ov=- the -rola. write Sic O.. H.. E-. =
otAsu- Y0a ==a gu5lisa 81 Il yea 1a1-s--
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INMATES OF HOUSE,-Numher Of inmates
4 JanuCry lst- 1872. 81 admitted during the
year 81; born, died, 5 discharged ana alb
sconced- -; remaining in house Jan'y Isu. 1873
IeS1ts L iliFllIshe4 70 Iryeers during the year
lS.% l-vlh. ISlDORG LILLY, Steward
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Leaving the net Liabilities,

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES of
= the District Court of Cambria county from
the 9Th day of January. ISI2 TO the 21fh dav Of
January, 1873:
W. B. BONACKER, Sheriff DR
To amount on hands at last SET
tlemeat...... ...-... ...... 8 $50 30
To amt uVerpad on erin pros ~ -
rcd from Co. TTeas'r loo Ga3-EI, 500 Is
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LIVE STOCK head II
Iarge Hogs. s Shoals.

Z I'VE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c,
i 1 on Farm, January 22d, 1873:
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Tv GLASS, ESQ, TEEAsUEER, in account
-. with the Directors OF the Poor and House
Cr Employment Of Cambria county, Pa.
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Total liabilities,


Amt due County from
Collectors after deduc-
tiun of commissions, S26, Cos 10
Amount due County on
Judgments, 5,52j G6
Bal. il Treasur's hands, 1913 Il 90, 537 sc
Leaving the net liabilities, $40 $50 13
BY levviug two mills more for County and
two mills additional for Poor purposes than
was levied for year 1872, an amount can be
raised sufficient to pay nearly the entire in
debtednesS of the county. believing This TO
he good policy, the Commissioners have lev
led the two mills additional for County and
Poor each, and hope this course viii give
general satisfaction 10 the taxpayers.
Several items in this statement, of which
the Auditors were not aware when they
closed their report, viii account for any dis
crep1ncy that may exist between the Audit
ors and Commissioners statements.
ys$$$55 ". E$$$oE4 +. oTsi##%$SD 2$#5S5 %#%S
EGeusburg, Jan. n 1873.
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Commissions allowed Collectors
for 1871 and previous years on
County and Poor Taxes. ............ IS, ,OG
EXoncratiOus allowed Collectors
for 1872 and previous years on
County and Poor TaEes............ 2,2O
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l-aa[..sCI - . ESiGt7[se- ro--7--

T-u--=. I'D Womb t.seas.-, C----. -..
Stgyrzse uf r -tsr IurUuti.a-ra . .. -
Clzer aL.arTilZrl-, and IN al CO rrE -- .r- -.H
C-s5 CrTosiIs, o. H. water Be- gl.rE r--
s.Tz--rscs G-c the white CFH1 r--. .- r..-.s.s
El.E- OF there b. - morrill,. 9zIE b. ..-=
V wl.t- aClg-LuEt deposits. and vixen a..l b
burning sensation when passing T--.-
Sl-s-l 1f abe Bl-E and along LL- Lg.ls. .--
- ( Il - 5s-TEs OILY known O.. --
- D ---E-.. ~ ~. -
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ShhSHF FEhIILIHH hE1II|H r.
HAS MADE THE MOST GsT0E------. -
50 QUICK, 50 EAPID ARE I
TIE BODY TNDEEEBF- r
.FLUENCE OF THIS 4LLLI
lLEDICINE, THET ---
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EPORT OF /. LILLY. Steward of the
= the Cambria County Poor House:
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HEALTH BE5IT7
2 ADEsE]

ETRCNG AED PURE RICH r-n-r -
or FLESH AND WEIGHT -T-.-a-
BEAUTIEU u COGPLEEIgE ---E.E-.-
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and Weight Is seen 5rs'E..
TIE GREAT EECCD CgzIy:-

"a - - - =. - , - - ~ 81. ~ = g--r 80
Every drop of the SAEsAT A. RITZ n -
ENT communicates tEr1uf- tie I.. So
and other hUiG. and Juices .t OIL. E.-..-. ... ~
for = repairs the wastes Cff.5 sH.F- IL -r--
material. SCr0fulz- SyEG...4, e .-s..-.-.-- F.. y
disease. Ulcers IN the IL~u--. ~ -r-- --, a.
tae Glands and other Ia--- r. ..- z~--- =. r
Strumous DischE-s ron I.a Las --. =. :.
forms Of Skin diseases, E.---...T F.-z- s.. !.
Head, Ring Worm, Salt kiie--., E-r......, b.. E
Spots, Worms IN the El-s.. -a.--s ..-- T
Womb, and AL weakening al ----.. .s..r-., b,
swszts, Lnss OF Sperm, and O.. s-s-ssr G.. .-s ..-l
PIE, Lrs within tbs curative "a 10 co -sr.-. =
era Chemistry. and few -..-' Eaz XII --.-. :
person using 70 for either C. l5ss -.--- - l.s-z
potent power to cure them
If ths patient. daily belC1'- 2 20 '--EE -- u p
and C=ccIl position that s. l--.-.---.- --.r.ass
ceCds IN 1-rs-tlug these waste 81. --.-. m. s...
nav material made from El. so. &
EAREAPA RTLLIAN VII and ...s r--s5
Not only does the s. sEza szT---aT EssH-v--
81 known remedial sggu-s ia H.. -7.. .a..--
l0us, Constitutional, and EE-1 -.s--.-- --.sa :
1Qzitlys ou-s foE
GasN.GLT O. ESiGs2 &C. e 0----.r-
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HARKS.-The amounts published as against
the following Collectors, viz: P Rodgers Jas
King, Z. Murray. =. Marllcy, James Burns, B.
Bracken, = DUnmirc, u. Berthold, and John
Snyder, are partly held in litigation by the
Cambria Iron Company.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23

E-UESEn SoS oE HAwNI-We had the pleas
ure this week u welcoming as a visitor 20 our sane
tgu, j. L. Chamberlain, ESQ, who has been absent
from the islands since 1852. Residents Of over four
teen years standing VIII remember Mr.. Chamberlain
as q practitioner at law. az ono time . member Of
the Legislature, and subsequently, Police Magistrate
Of Honolulu. We copy the following from the St
Joseph lNichiEan) Herald, Of July 18th
"J. T. Chamberlain, Esq, fer four years the able
editor Of this paper, left 81 Joseph, last Friday
evening 70 visit his native home and aged mother In
the Sandwich Islands. For about thirteen years Mr..
Chamberlain has been . resident Of this county and
for over four years has been a faithful recorder in
the columns Of the Herald Of passing events IN this
locality, a most earnest advocate Of the best inter
ests Of Northern Beyrien, s.. Joseph, and this whole
fruit district the great fruit region Of the west
During this time no paper in the west has been more
ably edited than the Herald under his editorship 5
and now that be has gone from among us his labors
VIII be better appreciated than when he WAS here.
Tie goes 10 the islands which he left some fifteen
years ago, with the hope Of regaining his accustom-
ed health which had been falling for some time past.
4 host Of firm friends in this locality wish hin q
pleasant trip on his journey of 5000 miles, q happy
welcome 70 home and friends and improved health in
the beautiful climate of the sandwich Islands"
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First. The international Exhibition of 1876 will be
held in Fairmount Park, in the Citycf Philadelphia,
in the year eighteen hundred and seventy-srx.
Second. The date of opening of the Exhibition will
be April 10, 1876, and Of closing will be October 10,
1876.
Third. A cordial invitation IS hereby extended to
every nation Of the earth to be represented by its
arts, industries, progress, and development
Fourth. \ formal acceptance Of this invitation is
requested previous TO March 4, 1874.
FIN. Each nation accepting this invitation is re-
ouested to appoint a Commission, through which all
matters pertaining to its own interests shall be con-
Quoted. For the purpose of convenient intercourse
and satisfactory supervision, it Is especially desired
that one member Of each such Commission be desig-
mated to reside at Philadelphia until the close of the
Exposition. ,
SirtH. The privileges Of Exhibitors can be granted
only to citizens of countries whose Governments have
formally accepted the invitation to be represented and
have appointed the aforementioned Commission, and
all communications must be made through the Gov
ernmental Commissions.
Screnth. Applications for space within the EXPOSE
ton Buildings, or in the adjacent buildings and
grounds under the control of the Centennial Com
mission must be made previous to March q, 1875.
Eighth. Full diagrams Of the buildings and
grounds viii be furnished to the Commissioners OF
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Masonic.

At a special meeting Of Maui Lodge. L. D., held in
wailuku, on Monday evening August 18th, 1878, it
was
Res0lrtd, That we as a Ledge do deeply deplore
the great loss we have sustained in the death Of cur
beloved Brother, J. Is. Saunders, W. NJ elect Of this
Lodge, a faithful ofscer, a zealous Mason, and n
noble citizen, who has passed the portals which open
on the shsdowy and unseen land. Kind, tender,
truthful and compassionate; he possessed in an emf
nent degree the virtue Of personal fidelity. OF him
it may be truly said that he wSs one whose heart beat
quick for others woes. 4 good, true man and Chris
tan, and q faithful friend.
Resolved, That we do most sincerely sympathize
with his afflicted widow and orphan, whom Divine
Providence has thus mysteriously bereft Of their
earthly support, and commend them 70 the care and
consultations of our kind Heavenly Father.
ReSolreI, That the Lodge be draped in mourning,
and the members wear the customary mourning
for thirty days, as a token Of respect and love for our
deceased Brother.
Resolred, That q copy of these Resolutions be for
warded TO the widow of cur deceased Brother, also
be published in the island papers.
(Signed) w. F. SHARRATT.
Sec'g pro tenn.
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Official Correspondence.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Honolulu, Aug. llth, 1873.

LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
Honolulu, Aug. 18th, 1878.
His Ezcelency c. r. Bishop,
u. II. N1jesty's Minister 81 Foreign Affairs:
SR-I have the honor to transmit herewith a copy
of the Proclamation Of the President of the United
States announcing the time and place of hslding an
International Exhibition of Arts. Manufactures, and
Products of the Soil and Mine, proposed to be held
in the United States in the year 1876, in commemO-
ration of the Declaration of the independence of the
United States, on the One Hundredth Anniversary of
that great event; together with q copy of the General
Regulations relating to said International Exhibition.
The President of the United States INDUCES the
hope that His NIajesty's Government will be pleased
to notice the subject, and may deem it proper to
bring the Exhibition and its objects to the attention
of the people of this country; and thus encourage
their cooperation in the proposed celebration.
And he further hopes that the opportunity afforded
by the Exhibition for the interchange of national
sentiment and friendly intercourse between the
people of both nations may result in new and still
greater advantages to Science and Industry, and at
the same time serve to strengthen the bonds of peace
and friendship which already happily subsist between
the Government and people of Hawaii and those Of
the United States.
1t is desired to ascertain as early as practicable,
whether the Hawaiian Government accepts this inyi-
tation, and creates q Commission to have in special
charge the interests of citizens Of this country who
may take part in the proposed celebration, and to
represent Hawaii at the Exhibition.
With renewed assurances of my high consideration
and great respect, 1 am Your Excellency's
Most Obedient Servant, II
HENRY A. PIERCE
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the different nations which shall accept theiuvitation
t. participate.
AIEA. All articles intended for exhibition, in
order to secure proper position and classification,
must Be in Philsdelphia on or before Jan. list, 1876.
Teah- Acts Of Congress pertaining % custom
house regulations. duties. &c. together with all
special regulations adopted by the Centennial Com
mission in reference to transportation, allotment OF
space, classification, motive power, insurance, police
rules, AMI other matters necessary % the proper
display and preservation Of materials. will DC
promptly communicated to the accredited Represent
auves Of the several Governments cooperating IN the
Exposition.
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Commercial AOOtttisrr.
AUGUST p.
Official Notification

It has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint
the following gentlemen as the Hawaiian Board Of
Health
Chas. II. Judd, J. L. Kawainui, J. KahaL
Iolani Palace, Aug. 10th, 1873.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23

SUDDEN DEATH OF a SEAMAN-On Thursday even
ing last, a seaman belonging to the U. s. s. Ports
mouth, ashore on liberty, went into the Union Ho-
tel, and drank a glass of soda and ice. He was
found at 10 o'clock lying on a settee in the back
room of the Hotel, quite dead, supposed from q
stroke of appOplexy. He was a native of Boston,
A years old, and had been in the navy since l84l.
The body was taken in charge by the Surgeon of
the ship and removed on board yesterday morning,
and buried in the Nuuanu Cemetery in the after
noon, the ships company following the hearse.