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count days Tuesdays, at 10 att Money received
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
mitted promptly. Exchange bought and sold.
Direct0rs-RossJ. Alexander, David Brown
Joseph Woodmansee, George Brown.
D. d. T COWEN, President.
81. c. WELDAY, Cashier.
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REL.WON.TNURSE EREEA

ONE mile North of National Road near the
We heep Constantly on hard q chciee selec-
ton of Fruit and Ornamental Trees vines, &C.
90 n and e1amine before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders promptly NIL. p. o. Address @ Esss KS h,ch-
land Ohio. ). ho'n1'''
feb2'7l-ly
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HUMOROUS.

What's that which all love more than life.
Fear more than death or mortal strife.
That which canten ted men desire.
The poor possess, the rich require?
The miser spe nds, the spen ndthriit saves,
And all men carry to their grayesf
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BELLALRE.

DRY GOODS GROCERIES, sc.
CuEETs. A, dealer IN rorh Between ID
and Cd.
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DRY GOODS, NO7IoNSGc.
fTnOLL FRED. Dealer in Dry Goods, Furs
Boots and Shoes &C. Patterson's block
gJn TTuN, -, Dealers in Dry Goods Notions.
L Boots and Shoes, &C.. Opposite Treasurer's
Hffice.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

RIGHT on THE RECOhD.-Nowi and then
a rumpr reaches. the public ear fiat some
body, seneralfk 4 ft.sident of the rural dis
trictsl has been taken III and done for" on
a sewing machine, or some other labor
saving invention. In few instances these
dishonest dodges have been ventilated
thEhugi the newspapers, one or two cases
having recently been reported, Wherein a
sewing machine agent is said to have been
granted the privilege of leaving machines ut
certain houses until he would call for them
receiving lH:Feturn what purPorted TO be an
acklio owledERlert of SUCH fact, duly signed
lay the FrOpriet2rs of such houses, but what
afteTward proved to be exemption notes
payable Yitiiitl aIspecified time We say
stdties of this kind have been told time and
again. isbut whether true or false at is not our
purpose nog to inquire We,Encrelv wish
to say HAT, if true, Mr.. NJ. l.. Brown, of
this Rlace, agent for the reIipyned and ui-
sHrpassable Singer Sewing Machine is not
the man Who did the sTifdlins,. He has a
machine that can and. does recommend It
self, and he has come among us to make an
honest living in an honest way, and would
not resort TO any ai5reputable lodges if a
fortune could be. made in the operation. We
know these ste teInents TO be facts and
while we can truthfully say, after an ex-
perience of several years in our own family
that the Singer machine is without ! supe-
rior, we can just as, emphatically declare
that kiT, Brown is above and bevond a mean
or IneTGepary act of any kind. He believes
as I've believe, that no family should do
without a sewing machines and thus believ-
ing he offers, on the most 9ibefal terms, q
machine that never, has anu never will fail
to give entire satiSfsctipn in every instance
see fit to purchase that is the enc, of the
TRANSACTION He deals fairly and so iareiy,
and deserves to be dealt with in like man
ner. Let him be encouraged
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

UsCLAIMED MoNEY.-The parties named
beleyi, or.'eheir representatives, as we'll Es
about 4,00c othersN q list of whose .TamcF
may be seen in this ofiee, will hear,of>some-
thing to tlIeir advantage by IMPLYING to },
GaTlitziu Lake, Foreign Claim, Agent, EbT
ensburE, Pa: Bridget, Mary, and Margar
ret Connell, daughters of Patrick Connell,
Co, Limerick, Ireland Eli Pyle, Delaware
Co, Pa; Geo. Bangley Williams, Chief En-
ginecr's ;6Haco, ,..Alleghengi Valley r.. r.,
Pittsburgh; I; Safr!iel WIFfgftt, sjlpemaker,
PhiladelpbSa who rem3;EeI fFalH. Walnut
maiden name was Mary ParEe; Peter Young
a native of Scotland, who, came to PennsyI /,
vania in 1S47 Moses ytle, or Yooi, who left
Greenock, Scotland fox Afnerfcas at&tut the
year 1920, and resided in Philadei phia II
1910. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

Jos. S. Strayer, Esq, Burgess OF Johns
town, visited Ebensburg on Tuesday last tor
the purpose of instituting suit against the
editor and proprietors of the Johnstown =
Dairy Voice for libel, based wpOn charge OF
Ignorance. inCompeteucy and corruption, :!
made by that paper during the municipal
contest of last spring, and instituted for me
circulation thereof outside the limits OF the
District Court, Suits for libel .agSlnst
newspapers seldom amount -to' anything
worth talking about, hut when Timothy
goes Hunting for his Stray-or lost character,
and Joseph sseketh satisfaction for hls
wounded honor, the Yoice will have n lively
time OF il, 10 say the least. Il. l.. Johnston,
ESQ, OF this place, and ID. Mclaughlin and
H.IH. Kuhn, Esqs., of Johnstown, have been
retained as counsel for Mr.. Strayer, and tfe
cnse will no doubt come up. aS the Septen
: Der term Of our county court.
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We publish elsewhere Z

We publish elsewhere a communication
signed Enquirer" treating of subject
about which we know nothing except what
a little inquiry has elected. What we do
know, however, is that the matter FeteEred
to has no reference whatever to the present
Board of Commissioners, az Teftner OF the
now acting members has received one cent
of the allowance. accorded them by the old
rnilitArylaw, and one of them ut least is on
the record against accepting such remunera-
ton, a subsequent act having nullified that
particular section of the old law. We would
say, in addition, that if there was any mis-
take made by former Boards ia this particu-
lar, which we. neither affirm or deny, the
error, we have no doubt, resulted from
misapprehension of facts, and not from any
desire 70 pocket official emoluments which
did not of right belong to them. Further
than that we have no explanation to make.
If those interested have, our columns are
open to them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

EXAMINATIoF OF TEACnERs.-County
superintendent Chapman will hold lis reg
L iAr examination Of teachers for the ensuing
Term OF "nr public schools at the follow ing
, tlincs ana places: in all cases where the
honr Tor commencing the examination is moi
precisely: 4 >
Conepaugh borough and Vovdvale. in
CQnemaauSh school house, August 5dih.i ::
-A:ohnstoNn, in. Upion school hozse, Eue.
%'tn, commencing at o'clock. A NJ.
EoenSourC in Union schopl house August
29th, commencing at 9 O'clock. NJ
Shac khck, at l'elsano September Efh.
SooperSdaIe; ~ school house, Sept 9th =
, I1inhria Mt =, yers' school house, Sent. 9th
SIlnp4ta borough and Prospect, in Cambria
mencing at O'clock, A. NJ -.
East C0nenaISh and Franklin borough
IN Franklin hor6agh, Ne eptenlber 1ttb.
T. LafyloT: at Headrick's school house, Sep
Der 18th ~ -
Carrolltqwn, Carroll, Susouehanna- and
Barr, in Carrolltown, September 10Th. =.
Chest, at Glosser's school house, Sent 10Th,
! Gallitzin, in new school house, Septcmber
18th, at 8 oiel9qk, AZ N. -:
WasliggrQnl and Summit, at cresspu, Sep
tember 18TH at O'clock, "A. u,
Jackson, at Faifyiew, SepteinberseOth.
Wilpore and Sunimerhill, at Wiimore,
: Sro9le and South Fork, at summerhiI.
September 23d. E''~ .'
tefhber gath. T.
Bichland, at Blough's school, house, Sep
terGber 25th. I. - -
.so,3 U93memaa%gh' at Singer scRo0t house, Sep.
Munger, at Glass school house, Septem-
Der 2eth, at 9 O'clock A. II.
LoretSo and Allegheny, at, Loretto, Sep
tember 3Oth at 9 S'clo6k, A NJ
. CleaIlisid and Chest Springs. at Trexlcr's,
White, at Fallen Timber, October I'd
Special examinations will be held in ac
cordance with thc. STRICT letter Of tlie law al
Union stohsol house, in 'EbensburK, on The
4th, 1Ith, and 18th days Of October.
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fcesiJ, ), GsiSIcXTIoN ! J.

SOMEWHERE, Austi'.V III J"fc.
Mr. EDITOR As there are some yague
reports in this section concerning onr Coun-
tv Commissioners and the military tax fund,
I think there should be n correct statement
given by said Commissioners 10 the people
of the county, through the columns of your
uauer, as TO the amount Of MILITARY tax co..
iected from ahe time that law went into op-
ar.tion until it was repealed; and also the
amonnt paid ont to volunteer companies, as
veil rs the monies still remaining in the
treasury These things are agitating .the
nuhlic mind, and the pGople,-of cur county
have a right TO know sotpet-dnS about them.
viii the information be furnished?
INQUIRER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

w. W: P1KE, of Johnstowh,. a stove
dealer by ,Tade, has lately erected a, new
and ..ccFalmqdisus, hpifdfp& on franklin
street, NEAR II. =. Meagher's bookstore,
and one door from Mrs. Quinn's.t residence.
The old shop was torn away and the new
one built within eight dafs time. The
new building is t1o-stQry, She upper story
being used as a shop and the. lower story as
a wareroOm, in which one can find all kinds
of cook stoves Parlor stoves, tinware, spout
ing, epolTing utensils, and the like. His
Barley Sheaf" Cook Stove and his An
thEaeite" Parlor Stove can't be beat any
where. Mr.. w. w. Pike is n good, honest,
fair and square dealer, and deserves lib
eral share of patronage. Davy Greed, at
the; corner, can point out the place when
K9u go to buy your stoves and to fit up for
house keeping, Give Pike call saith
McPike
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n EB 1.
PEGISTFR,S NOTICEANotion

Ii x 4
40 is Hereby given that the following G
counts have been passed and Fl led an the Reg
ls'tF Ofice at .Ebensburg. and 7iL le pre-.
sFh'eu TO the Orphans Cont of Cambria
SSgV4nI!l Tor confirmation aud aiEoyancc, on
"EoN ksnAF, SEP-EMBEr. 81, 1873: .
= !, The tfrst and final icceunt of CYRUS L.
ferShlngs executor of EraAcis SchTvert. la:e
81 the botQugh of ,Johnsta,vnt DECD
Ihe nfst account OF Lucinda Ii Raberts
i, iIutnlhis'rati1H OF Exam RobeYts, late OF the
poIonch OF dohnstqHnt dfc'a, -
,Ihe .HrSt account Of Solomon 'B-nsboof
executor of Fcter Allbaugh, late of Jackson
tpwnShiP, decd. :.
; The sscq?nd account of Geo. T. Rotigrsrrs. End
William f&iitell executors q JaRe ), Merry
late of Ebepshlirg barough, .igc ID.
The account of .Iolp Shaffer. guardian of
Harriet Caroline and Alexander rihlett
minor children uf Ds vid Piblstt late of Cou-
enlaugN township, decd, 49,. =.
:. The frst and final account of Francis o.
Friel, administrator of Margaret McGousb,
late of Allegheny. tqwnshir. decd -
The irst acccunt q John Wilkinson guar
dian of George Wilkinson, "a minor child Of
George, Wilkinson, late of jackson town-
ship, decd, "a -
The Est account of John Wilkinson, gi;q,r-
dian nf John Wilkinson, a minor child of
George Wilkinson, late of ,l~ckson town
ship, decd. - :. W,
tile second and final account of Margaret
Mitchell, administrators of JAS. n Mitch
ell; late of J"llnstown boraugh, deed.
The first and final account Of Edw'd Rob
erts, enecutOr of Evan r. Iorgan, late of
Cambria township, decd -
The first and final account, OF Peter Gar.
man and l>aa Lutte, executors of. ,Josap,h
Lutte, late OF Q squehanna township, dee'il.
The first account of Harriet Orr and ~
G. Lewis, administrators of William Orr,
late of Johnstown borough, deed. "a
:, The flrst and final account. of John J.
krise, one of the adlniuistrato-sS OF Eenrv
krise, late of Clearfield township decd. -
The third aud partial account of ,.Ismes
Eost apd Augustine Yost .adlniuistrators of
Jacob Yost, late of GarrolI tdMnship, dec Il
The first account Of Wru. Il. SschiSr, ex
ecIitor cf RjcharIl ,ThoIpas, late of Ebens
lIITs b2EougiE decd. >. ..
Registers Office, Ebenshurg. Aug 3, 1873
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

The Johnstown Tnib,tne says that ar
rangements for the grand social reunion at
the Summit, on Tuesday next, are not alto O.
the committee il charge of the preparations
necessary are actively at work perfecting
their plans, The improvements at the
beautiful grove, where, the Festivities will
Schwaderer, Mr.. Charles Wehn, ,of this
city, will have charge of the ice-Greap de-
partments' and the various coraTniStees TO
manage tie dancing etc vii ii i 2f i,sh dgihT s6 nd
German will he made, and among the for
fner will be one ht F,s r, Tierney. Esq. sqf
Altoona, who will deliYer n lengthy ad-
dress. The gentlemen getting up this affair
tender a general invitation to every person,
irrespective of nationality, to be present.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO COMMIT A
RAPE.-ShOrtly after the. arrival of the
train at this place on Thursday night of
last week, and while the, family Of Mr..
James NJ. Singer were about retiring for the
night, (Mr. Singer himself being at the time
safelsTeuscOnce'l beneatb'the bed 'kivers,'D
thty were startled by the'HutcTies of some
OF e apparently seeking adniittance to the
house. Fastening down stairs, Mrs Singer
opened ore of the back doors, and was al
most Immediately. confronted by the en-
trance of a young cOlored girl, who was evil
IDENTIFY very mitch frightened and almost
out of breRts by this time Mr.. Singer an
peared cpOn''the scene, and secured the
door IN season to prevent the ingress of still
another unexpected visitor in the person of
one Bill Boberts, a big, hItrlT' buck negro,
who honors {? )this yiCirity with his presence,
and who was just tlsen i'll hot pursuit of the
fleeing feminine Warming the last intru-
der TO desist from attemptingto force an en-
trance, ,iClI pain of being shot dead on the
spot, Mr.. S. induced the outsider TO reD1hEe
his ponderous carcass for. the time be;ng
and an explanation FROM the party cf'ithe
first part thereupOn followed The girls
story was that she had come from Altoona
where her parents reside, in company with
the gentleman in black who had lust
been pursuing her, and for the purpose Of
waiting on his wife ysho we believe is ia
delicate health-and that, after alighting
from the train. he had endeavored to decO9
her into the grove nessI the station, but fail
accomplish his purpose by misleading her
ont the CarrolltOwn road far enough, to rem
der her cries for help unheard, and there
fore unheeded. In this, however, he again
reekoned without his host, for being encum-
bered with a large water -melob% he let go
hfs' intended victim for the purpose of lay
ing down the watermelon, when she broke
like quarter horse, and, being agile foot
and free of tficGhy encumhranceS, while her
pursuer IL about as lusty and unwieldy as
lie is lustful and disgusting; she TGn the
race with comparative .eSse, and found, rs
we have already stated; protecting shelter
beneath friendly roof Once more during
the night, and once in the early morn, the
outwitted darkey appeared upon the scene
still bent upon secVrinE his prey, but gem
tie hint about .perforating his black hide
with pistol hall had a soothing effect upon
his perturbed feelings, and n withdrawal in
both instances without any, forcible demon
strationy on his part was the result. The
girl, who gave her name as Mary j. Perry
and who is aged about Is years, returned tq
Altoona on Monday night, and thus ended
another chapter in "the ways that are dark
and the tricks that are vain.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

.. ;
Proth'y's Office, EbensburG Aug. 4, 1879,
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
= REAL ESTATE The undersigned
will offer at Public Sale at the Court House in
Ebensburg,. on SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, inst,
at o'clock, p. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT. stu
ate in the West Ward of said Borough, known
as the e''T0il-Gate,Property," on the Ebensburg
and SusquehaHnR Plank Road.
TERMS OFiSALE-C Of purchase mon
ey in hand and. the balances in SIX and twelve
months, with interest, to be secured by the
judgment bond qftthe purchaser.
Es?-The sale sc the above described property
is made la virtue of an Act Of Assembly ap-
proved E7th June. 1873, authorizing the EffrRess
and Town Council of the Borough OF Ebens-
burg to cell the same. ~ = r;-r,
by order of the Coiincil. .-s..i e.
F.H. BARKER, Burgess.
Attest-T. W. DICBAClerk. = (AuX. I-3t.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

Go1,pES ANp Silver JELLY C4KE-
Golden Cake-Take the yoke of eight eggs,
well beaten, add one emp white sugar one
half cup of butter, orehalf cup OF sweet
milk, and e-a4iC.-three-quarterS cups of
-four, having in it one-half measure Of Ban
ner Baking Powder.
!Silrer Cdke.-Take one-half cup butter,
two cups white sugar, three-quarter cups OF
sweet milk flavor to taste; then add the
whites of eight eggs, well beaten, and three
cups of -four, having in it one measure Ban
ner Baking Powder. ....- 90. ,s.-~r
Each can of the Banner Baking Powder
contains small measure, to be used even
full, according. to printed directions If
You cannot obtain this very valuable article
f1bin your grocer, send Twenty-Five cents by
mail, addressed to Banner Baking Powder,
p. o. Lock Box 317, Pittsburgh, Pa, and
you will receive, postage paid, n quarter
pound package, together with list of nifty
valuable Reciper-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

THE MAN in the moon was looking at the
mode-un clothing of James J. Murphy, 109
Clinton street, Johnstowri the other night,
with the evident intentieN OF making pur-
cbosa He can't shine without n new suit
from Murphy, seithcr can the young men OF
Cambria county shine unless they go and do
IiIewise. Murphy is the cheapest and elev-
crest man 70 buy from you ever lead about
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

THE apple which Eve presented to Adam
&c, said to have caused Adam 10 make slch z
WV face that the whole garden became dis
torted in appearance, but thai alleged fact
does not prevent E. j. Mills from selling the
nboonest and choicest f2ur, feed and grocer
les ever brought to Ehensburg: His flour is
inst fresh fr0rn. the lfffts, which is great
advantage. Call on him for provisions.
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OBITCAR \.

JONES' Died. in Cambria township, Monday J
Iast or consumption, Miss Sarah Jones, daugh-
ter or Rich'd Jones, deed, aged about p years.
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rEACHERS TAKE NOTICE :

- There will be an examination of Teach
2eth inst commencing at 9 O'Clock. a. IN. The
examination will be held in the Union school
Building, Room No. !. Applicants i3r schoCtS
will then asaa there attend Ihe scnoClo VIII
open on the Ist of Sc,teTIsbe-. " e.
bn9' I5.-at' p. W. EVANS, ,Scory. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15

A " s,;-f6mmitted suicide t'other day by
leaning a5aiust mule. 'Iwasn us-man
or mule.
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2 DMINISTRATORS, NOTICE

4 DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
A4 Letters Of Administration on the Is
tate of ANDREW wBtnI.Is Itftse OF Sh IN hrla town
ship{ Cambria COUNTY. dcets'seft tt;fS Ing pceil
1yr,,nted.t ifbe undersigned by. thc Register OF
said cnIinsy, all persons Indebted 10 said r.
tofe arc requested To make immediate pa! =
mont and those having claims against II se ~ @ c
viii present them properly 'authentirss i"i
TIL ERESA 4. WEIBi.E: 5lh 4
THOMAS HOOVER ADM +
Cambria Twp. j ug. g, 1873 .
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UDITORfS EOTiCE.11,''..! u.

AUDITORS EOTiCE.1-2.'.5. j. J.
IA Estate Of Pat'k Garland, decd.
In the matter Of the first account of Thomas
CarlaTEsl,,t Administrator of Patrick Garland,
deceased ss.-s-st-
And nov, July a5th. 1879. on mntTonaf Shoe
maker & Scchier, JnhuG. Lake, ESQ, appointed
Auditor to report distribution of The funds in
the, hands of Thomas Garland, Admtnistrator
of Patrick Garland decd, on his first account
Extract from the RIeOrTi;,y
'Pursuant-to the above appointment, will
sit at the Court House in lShensh9rg, on -hr -
daT NI-GGSr 2IsT, IS1l at a clock, p NJ, w hen
aud where. all parties interested may present
their claims, or bc dcbaEfed from Coming in on
said fund. J. u. LAh T., Auditor.
EbensbilrH, 4 AcIS- 4. 1s73TSt. d. i-,s
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a. DMINTSTRATORS' SALE

IN DMI \ 10 INA IUhS u Ht4.-
L. The undersigned, Administrators OF the
EstsIc OF ANDREW wEIBIE, late OF CnHbria
township, Cambria county, deceased VIII 0her
nj pubJil. Sn Ic on Thursday next, August
nI-t Et 20 O'Clock. A.. Va, the following
uersonalt property. to wit: l three-year old
Dark Bay or Brown Herse- 2 Mich Cows,
Yearlinp Bull, + two=yHPr cid Young, Cattle,
sow and Pigs; MoFer and Bsapcr combined,
in excellent order, L -Hay-Fcrk, Rope and Pull
ievs l Sled Horse Hay-Rake, 4 Hind-Mills,
Ploughs, Harrows, Shovels, Forks, Log Chains,
Digging Bar. ,.Cross-cu Saw, Cutting Box Cider
Mill and Press, sets Heavy Harness Hay Ey
the ton. &c; Egg Stove, Cooking Stove ard
Utensils. large Iron Kettle. Bedsteads and Bed
ding. Clothes Press, Cupboard, Chairs, Tables,
DoGghtrHy, "a yards Carpet, and large lot of
Farm Implements and Household Furniture
not here mentionec. 80. :. 60
s Terms will be made known or, tay of sale
and a reasonable credit will be giEeE. 49,
, -, III MTHERESlAr FRI 1 a 4; yoEXHt WEItBte' tAdm'rs.
Cambria Twp, Aug. 10, le73.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15
UDITORIS NOTICE I-Haa'v1ina

A UDITOR'S NOTICE L-HavinE
IA heen appointed Auditor by the Court Cf
Com mon Pleas of Cambria county TO report dis
irritation of the money IN the hands OF the Sber-
iG, arising from sale OF Defendant real estate,
in tire case of Sarah. calvin, vs. IGh1I &C. Noel,
No. 69. December Term. 1872, FcpditiInf ErppH-
as notice is hereby gi<cn to all parties inter-
appointment, mt my Office in Ebcnshurg, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 1sES, at o'clock p. NJ,
when ard where theg mus: present ihu ir Cl2iIn
bc debar-ed fpsHrenIRing an said fund.
,-.....-l,-'- GEO. w. OATMAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, July -, 1S53.-3J.