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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-28

OFF.-The Carson Appeal says: The
Postmaster at Columbus writes to Fred
Turner that there are four feet six inches
OF snow at that point. Slch a snowfall
was never known there before. SIX
inches is about the average of the deep
est, HERETOFORE" Cur Postmaster is
very indignant at being thus accused of
over rating our big storm. One and y
half inches was our greatest effort, and
Vas c9NsiieIld high Eo;ar Niaer.
Fred Turner is not to blame for that
erroneous statement His Information
was that the Postmaster at Iniepen-
dcnce bad told Lin Of the snow fall in
Dictated, and it was our clrcies5ness that
ch4.5ed il to Columbus.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-28

TIKI Calico TAhIy projected by The
Curry Engine Company for New Year :
next Wednesday, eve, vii! be one OF
those caruivals e fan and Jointly iof
which our young men and women are
fam 1us. Carson gets UP the b,s'
paltics, q. al degrees ard Kinds, OF any
place in til. STATE; from the magnificent
and ,;at,iy ball where official conse-
quenco is found cutting the classical
pigeon wing with the daughters OF grace
an beauty, to the more free and unre-
strained gatherings whore the lads and
las,cs Of Of the village meet TO Danish
stiff formalities and resign themselves
to a hearty aIi whole soul.-d enjoyment
The reputation Of the hosi4'aht! OF me
place has spread abroad far AMI VIDE
aud universally. and our rstty-Sivers
hold the palm. These Curry boys ana
their friends mean husin,ss-the III,
spir:,ing business Of msrIy-mahing; and
in tn. lexicon o. their youth reserved by
their own special Fate !or bright and
fall satisfied manhood, they know no
such word nS fail. The revival oi the
Calico Ball is one OF the things needed
h,le i'll these days OF stock excitement
md extravaganza, and NC hope the cA-
pertinent may tind full success ana 10
Sustained. Ne are tuld l.. one Who las
an advantageous place behind the
scenes th1t the best rnG-l' that MAS wei
provided FIR any party Ii { ars"n VII. ne
furnished Tor tbs Cane" BtIi. IL Niii
@tfayd mole sold auUS, n'nt iHan any
,r,rty given l.sre tor yolrs-- u" DOUBT 81
-l-t -, . b.. ~yI,ly :. itg likes fan y IL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-28

E-rIE2.-Ihe Eoy. III. Aim VIII
Yreach this evening il IL E,uIi., School
h11se Singing by the choir Services
will commence At ~ o'l!cla. All "le
invited to attend.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-28

PRESBYTERIAN CHuECH. Pre- aching l,y
the Pastor, Rev. james Woods, at II \.
N. and I p. II. Sunday School at - N,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-28

ST CHARLES noTrr. eEo. rurLr. tRosa.zT-h
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-28

ooHpsrI EorsE--conHrrr raos., rRorEisr.rs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-28
HOTEL -1tsI.iS -.

osussY zorsE- oEoEsE D. r".EH. raork1a.ou
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-16
lGrDfnu'nd8sQnnlfl.

gsr Intssssidnete srSfna bste soantas. gormsstass
NO llbr ene aitfs Belle eisigerittsts Mfbf@at Rp.
29 waiu Gts., NIT eiae famo{en 2unp, mptu &C fsne
Srsiinhe ib Dstannte foie bas 9aute NNblifun b6fi
saiaSst. Am uoHtas FnSst Gin Q;9ses Concert eatt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-16

Gerlangt: Gin quite 9rtBs sMaferin
,.ss cine eite Pusma9erm. ga9,uftassn tn SO. sol
gedn Gtrase. -ss,, - T.g. II
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-16

- q
lGer Dt@fer b1tfe brr lGn8ereR Snbren Dol
: laalad, Sab feline Sodter bet elmer Spa.
sierf6brt nuf Der Setne cRrd9 WmId]lager
Il nts 2a9ens ertraut.) IA, hs5e}9 asg
---s...-- g,stse1i5,s
Bo nntlttl rduiden Strdn9er ipsbl
Ano nSoilen ale1n mn Stnpesragelu,
Oes altt, ftlle Saus9en Ftbn.
6iis tit uer tb bic san3s Bslt -
sSse hebt.da cnifsn yinmsntranst
sSs frsih bes Baloes S1atssnaelt! .l
Mtetn S@afen lsid,t, iReln 2tmmel uar,
II Nsln ganses Gublen par esmestsrf
1Stnn ne Dem Sater na1e mar.
Seraahm ib fo9 ihr boIoss Mort;
W l@snmle ne, nle Iltass Sagen, t9
I. Sou meiner puperu Drane IorL ~
Writ ibrsr path in nttinsr San6;
Ste tnmR DluRen IN ben Auen
Ano Arme an oes aSeges NanD.
w. g
Bon Auer ausen nnseisbn
y 0off, id tam es taum nod4 9lanoen -
a Mie itano oas Rtioten tbr 10 loon! ssh
g- as,f
Gr3dblts Fe mir bas nne oieS, n
Strtuesl, geblenbet bon Dem Sdpimmet,
Der Galtsr an bic S@siben ttisS. -a.
s.q,
esn Gbenbtlb bimmltt9er @eien -
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-16
e (Gar bic v@efIiGe SIdtter.s)
pietor 6usO auf DEN 1psrIua
.s fei1er Gpdjter.
Rx4ssm granssfifssm

Dr Di3isr battt bpr Ianesrea Sabrsa bas
! 1laaIad, bab feline SoGter BET elmer Spa.
sierfabrt auf ber Stine SRr9 llmi6lasen
E bes 2a@ens ertraut.) HssegeLs.e
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-16
Neue NnStigell.
1DOess sMttsetae
2pOeSs Mti;eiac.

Statb ant Santmfag ben IS. gdr., Nbenbs Iibr 20
gstnuten, anisr seEiebter gatte anb Batter,
8eter& ffmann,
gebdrfis aus 9eSeru Baiern i'm Utter pon "a abren,
9 Rpnaten nro Easen. Das 2eiaeubeganenis finSst
tatt am Wontaa. ben II. T6a Ee6mittags u,n iIbt,
uom Eraserhdnie aus, Ro So pailton Roab, pesM 8srs
rpnnete ne Sreinbe obne weitere Motia k6i efaeIds
osr iins, pom ben traiiernhen Sinterbtebenen.
Gpe Seffmann, seb. sonfsr, Satin.
9n GIifd Sptter,
atsaef9 Sis"ss9 essne.
maria WaIdeY G9nieasrtpdtes.
Wt9GeI aaufer, Sdmager.
IL GItfabet 2aIfer, Sdbipdeerir.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-16
.rDBff Gr6tfnnllqSInndj.

! Reinen rttIen Trsunben ssr Mnjstss, bde ID tas
9oaselssbaus lam mt aBt49a peu Germ Sps. T5em
Wo Nore 5trubs, tdui4 lbernpmusen b6be UNI ldDe
ansssje9ntsn Sx ns bsItehsnb aus ben teisn Osidts
eeg oer Saion. Jiy CUTE Getrdnie IL eSsnfa3 aeioros
L. s@eotg Gen0A,7 9ecpre @ts.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-16
8ate Der Gussaben sur Ginaabmel
s.57 Hrr3eat.

mir fabssn Bisr fslssbe 4a,nsn an ssn aS1 1904
missIissern. usl9s 80 IN sieiss assutm sssT4sst,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-16
Serlangt: 8tfellnusell fiir 20, 900
gaar BET bsE ssadbte RaRtosIn bsi geesbeHs
4 Go. AZ on 8. Strabs. ',7ia, ,f*

Seriangt sii terreHteii /. GiniGSites
gront met paf5enb for eitn ober spei Serret, in Rc
2t15. Strabe. 1a9sniraset baisIbf I'M 8. Gtod. r.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-16

8erlagat: Sin .Mdoden aIs i.
Sanb an Ses 9dbmafaine, fsynsr cine am arasen ~
ntd4en ,rb I'm bel Sanb an M5dsn ~ arbsiter aoSn
6trabe. 4 emf e8 I'M. $50. IL \
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-16
30 MdOdeu fiir Riidles

pauss ufib 8immeferbeit, s Rtrbermdbnen, Gdrtnes
10 Sarmarbeter, Welter, gann u gferbe, Rub tsnb
@nrter tu btiprseu unb Nann .nb Sra fiir cufs qeo
ssdbefss BET J wlsr 3a3 MaInu Str, nabe Gourt. 1a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07
Rcgieter's Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
Tezistcrs once at Ebensburg. and viii Le pre-
sented to the Orphans Court of Cambria ccun-
", for coufrinatio1 aud allowance, on EeInss-
day, the 9th day Of March Her;, 10 wit:
The account of Peter Click, 6 unrdian OF Mary
EiCho uschr, only surviving Guile az John i-iCn-
The Il. 1t aud Gn.:l account OF NJ. d, Rumery.
Administrator of Elizabeth ThUmus, late Of the
Th- fir taccount of Ben5Rmnii enshoos, Gear
dim of Jane. Edward, David, Joseph, Hannah
Icil,v, late OF Jnci.s.n township. decd.
The first account of Jacob HolsoPPle, Guar
dian Of Mary Jane Rose, II minor child OF o go.
Rose, lute OF !;iclIiG nd twp, decd.
Tho 1irst and partiul account OF Geo. J Delan-
GuIrc. late Of GuIIitSin township, decd.
The account Or Francis O'Friel, AdministrR-
tor OF Mary Mcclure, late Of Lorctto borough,
The account OF John A Roger, Adminisr ator
of Philip Rager, late Of jackson Twp; dec q:
The irst account OF Geo. Conrad, Admini@tra-
tor uf Dr. Ferdinand BengeIl, late of the Dor
OuEh of Johnst"wn, decd. ,,-,, ,,.-,.-.-
FirG! account OF William lAIf"eli, Guardian
OF Francis Ievergood, minor child OF Peter
Lev2rgoOd, decd
Administrator OF Michael Durtin, late OF Clear
field ownship, decd.
tor Of Joseph Mack, late OF Cambria twp, decd.
The account OF John Mannion, Guardian OF
IEgiaicn Mellon, Emily Magic and owen IL
Magic, minor children OF Richard ii Maggie, de-
The account of C. T. Roberts, Administrator
of. David II. Roberts, late of EbensOuIg bor-
uuRh, deceased.
The first aud final account of Francis Flick,
Guardian OF Mary F. Carroll, OInw intermarried
with Clmrlcs BenderJ minor child OF james
Carroll, dcCeRssd.
The account Of iiaIy snos5na,Ser y end Ellen J:
EbeDEburg. deceased.
Thc first account of Geo. H"nser, Jr., E1ecu-
for OF the last will Gnd testament or Justus BOs-
turd, In tc Of the borough of JOhustown, dec q.
The fret and final account ot Francis F4ick;
Guardian OF 3iichi.rl J, Carroll, a minor child
OF James Carroll, deceased.
The second and partial account Of Wm. H.
SechIer, ESQ. Administrator. OF James 81. Rif
fel, late OF Summitville, dcc'dl
JAMES VI. SINGER Register.
Registers Ohice, EUeusburE, Feb. /, 1873.
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NSgdows' Rp,;raseomenta.

Notice is hereby givun that the follow ing p
~ pruiscInentS OF Real Estate and Personal
Property OF dcccdcuts, selected nd set apart
for the Widows OF intcstaIes under he Act or
Assembly of 18th A ApIil A. D., 1851, hEyc been
h.ed in the Registers office ut Ebonshurg, and
will be presented To the Orphans Court for p
pruvgI, on jfcdHesdGB, the sin day NJ March Hsrt,
to wit:
Inventory End apprHis"rlent or personal pro
pcrty elected to he retained 10y BnrbarS biting
or, widow OF Chriatisn i3:fiiugCr, late OF Cone
Iuaugh borough, decd SdOJ.UO.
Inventory OF personal property appraised and
set apart for Mary f.. Admins, widow OF NJ. NJ
Adpms, In lie of Washington twp, decd. s3O0.O0.
ApprpisemCnts OF certain real estate elected
TO he retained Ivy Elizabeth Miller, widow OF
DAM Miller, lRto of LOrcttO borough, deceGsed.
SSlr.9O.
Apprs s.scment OF certain personal property
set APART for the of GHry Ann kerrigzn,
widow OF Peter herrigau, late OF Allegheny
township, deceased. 5000.
Inventory and aPpraisement of personal pro
pcrty elected to be retained 10y the widow of
Isaac Reighart, late Of RichlRud township, de-
ceased. Sl3l 90. -
JAkES II. SING Err, Clerk.
RcGistor's Office, Ebensburg, Feb. !, 1873.
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0lSIgSAR Y.

: hRAF&AE.-Died, in this place, at N o.
u T. H., II " Weduesday, 9th inst, Eloy
-.'E ot i. !. and NJ. A. Chapman, aged
".''-O months and 6 days.
I..EIN.-picd, in Clearfield township,
--ay last, Mrs. Mary Ellen eIcFeely,
''" Year Of her age.
deceased was born in Ireland but
!. '1.s country with her parents at the
aes q" eight years. She was one of the
'r,-s,''.ers Of this county, having reSid-
ealAeId township, where She died,
4 ~ I.'-T years. In all the walks of life
S-.,rF, sister, wife, mother and neigh
A"'ys manifested true Christian
r., ~ ""Nlng lived an exemplary and
''e '',e I'D the communion of the Catholic
' mere is every reason to believe that
o'gn called to enjoy the eternal re-
4 ~ II, CAS"icu 10 the true and faithful ser
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IIG MEN l..

Iows-FEAzER-Marricd, in Johns
on rhr 10Th ult., by Rev. WIN. A.
In assisted by Rev. j. W. Chichester,
l;uDrrt II. Brown, of Altoona, and Miss
Aa'e Frazer, daughter Of Air. {. I. Fra
r. IJulus.Uwn.
hLLEA-K -KFAKHs.- on the 4th
Al 81. Johns parsonage, Altoona, by
Q hrv. !. TuiEg, Mr.. John Z. Miller, Of
RNGe.a, Perry county, and Miss Mary M.
Is, @ W.imore, Cambria county.
.ArGHy-AuLUM.-At St. Johns Cath
q l1',ynage. Altoona, Jan. 26gh, by Very
4 O. lug. &r. Homer Vaughn and Miss
Y Album, both OF 4 ltooua
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07

rs SO.-Thcrc's a shady side to life and 4
side rs well. end tbs for every one to sa y
avu he'd choose To dwell. There is a st ock
ihug, $ fine as ever seen. at jas. j. Muir
famous store. and il you don't buy there
\ gurul green. Star Clothing Hail, lU9
pn street, JOhnStOWn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07
license Notice.

-.r,. : ) hereby given THAT petitions for
yrr",lI rating House license have been
'cs.grE-' ','."W ing named persons, and will
az Ihe hurCn Term % Court:
F..,,. IAFEitN LICENSES.
.,r W "l. Wilhelm. list ward; John
Ea.-. ,.sa H#ab, George Kurtz, Joseph
'.1a ~cErGcur, John NcDcrmott,
r-e Ea,h, Charles Zimmerman,
'rr....' ~, u ,Idrlcs W chm, AdaIph Wolf,
M r,-". t"' 1,u ward,
..".' '.1Tougn- Caristian Davis, Geo.
G..,l,,s., hra GieCn, I'll ward.
,j-I,g 'Hh borough-Lconard Kist.
70 i,,..., '""n a. Blair, west ward.
n'g-Jacuo keaIn.
.u... ..''.H. th1 1JUSE LICESSr
'.'' HeruUgh James " Hr.drcy,
Rotary. =. + HITE. Clerk.
W. L,c.euurG, ICL. 4, :SIa.
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STRAY Heller.

S,TRAYED into tue enclosure OF the subscri-
, her in Summcrhii township, Cam bria conn
~ about the first of October last, small spe:-
kied HEIFER, about one year old. NO marks
visible The owner is notified thar unless the
IisuuI requirements are complied with, t1c heI-
fer will he DISPOSED OF rs the law directs
Fell :, ISIs-yt. JEREMIAH GLEASON.
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og<.I correspondence.
SOMEWHERE, Feb. 4, 1878.


-, NIL am direct from China and
Nr. 20 learn the English language.
aui ~ IT = Of writing a weekly letter TO
g. ! u. short. Ny name IL PO YANG.
yc'' j III our names are made OF single
A.,".,Ss. We have no letters III CHINA pro
sy."",i, CIirEr), the least element tE.''g
lonh NH, l think Americans cali IT
ono y .''r,fIc. o- some such .ouud. We no
TofiyV I'm rss, when we learn China. we
lnu' 49, words first and then long ones.
learn S.'., 49, mary years to learn much: Our
1Ct'AIa .T-- Cuu-Tu-Ghe-Us, made the
.LeS' Il ts.yult on purpose, SO thnt We
}"Hr --.,ro 70 T., industrious y hl!e learning
~. -,I We read from top to lotion OF 'He
3 rH''''. ON right 70 llft, Ike =our teach
i,aEr a"" -, i,, arithmetic. Wo have clc-
b. ~ ,-.s thau svlIahl-s. They are marks,
D sl,s I,.,.,. 10 ,.e cCIuU Uiucd IL many ways
4 -. r..a-y words
a -, ,.,ur cC:,atry very lnucnee. IL is
~ :-,,.+rv. but not so much large as The
a. nm l no Ike your nlgSers- nor
Syn IIar.r-lrer, Lut your ale ls GOOD and
g9I ."rE 49, and cigars TI"h good. Nou
81 HI ~ =: America and yOu dress much
(. p N',t,- i've cheap in China. Too many
F'4.. ". i've we'll l don't Ike people that
froi.t1,,'.:,'..s- cheap labor" 10 me. L don't
p -. , student. l came 10 learn the
-, rrr.,unrc, not I" DO Chinese cheap
hone you will pardon me, then, for
f. I TO AAe 10 he"' 1O'A' N"P
h22. p,.... i" DON'T tom, pronounce our country Chi
f.r"S ,,i,ir-ia. Your Biographies pro
pfe' "a CTi-us. hut we no pronounce it SO
pP0"ys pP0"y-5,,r,.rry. We all call il CAin-na.
Isl, .!a ,ry 10 yrrils 20" ZONE s9ms 4ews t2y once
We -, comes from the frat letters OF
~ T,'I: Tss,, West, South. That is fur-nee,
80 ,-,,5 You have fun-ree language.
u u. ..,. y, wv All :aIE English. hear mary
w VI. .oN, 3, kind OF Darwin language, all
IT. sss,',G1@i1sa 5P isns@PsaI @P Like rice soup
no Gi'oUtI..rf me a box of cigars. 1 much
:. -"s gay, rf-qrs. Everybody likes to smoke
VIZ even the engines on your rail
n. smoke mach big cigars Some OF your
NJ. are afraid Of Chinese immigration.
B,n.t be afraid. Ii il TOO much cold here for
=, nose. Th-y no like this cold storm and
- They will all 20 back &c China 9s
,arL.lroad IS built across the Pacific
e'sn. ~, ,.,
,,l fast, So tLat ! can write good English
,,v.-L Yours, PO YANG.
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&TR Avs.

I1AME into the enclosure OF the subscriber,
I in White township. some time in BcCcm Der
I,-t n small ! YRABLfNG STEER, spotted with
white and q white BOAR HOG, probably one
and q half years old, having curly OriStlCs. and
w,rttlps under the threat. The owner or own
ers arc requested to appear, prove properly,
pay charges, and take item away.
DAVID HOLLAS.
Fallen Timber, Feb. Z, Is.3.-Gt.
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Wo the undersigned Auditors Of Cambria
county, report that W have examined the ac-
counts and vouchers of w Is iSonacker, Esq
Cambria county, aud find the above to be n cor
rect statement of the same- Given under our
hands this 10th dsy OF January Io33-
JOHN WAGNER
w n B. LITTLE, Auditors.
PETER DOUG HERIY,b
JAMES NULL, Clerk.
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DRCDUCTS OF CAMBRIA COUNT


L Poor House EaI N ana Garden FOR Is72:
FAFH-22 tons Hay, SEQ bushels Oats 72s bush
els L'rn In the car, - bushels Dariey, $50 bush
GARpss 1915 heads Cshtago, 2obush. Onioua
% bus I"nutos' bus Beets, bus. Carrots.
I lvEsToCK, FARMING GIaPLEMENTs,&o.,
1 on Farm, January 22d, Is16:
LlvE SToCK-2 head Horses, 10 head Cattle ;
large Hogs, Shoars.
FAHMISG Utensils, &C.-l moving machine
r"hS' i4S' grain dvih, thrtshinl r:achifn wisd
2larrows,i suiSi7atof.' 'ITs, ms,.r; ;hS,e S plSw
y I..ulea @ @ hSy ladders, two-norae road 49,.
t"o-lors spring wagon. : buggy -; e
gears;i heeiGHrEou, / two-L0rse sled ! ',5a ioI
HEnNEsS, SCI double set hesvy harness.
Sloubie ST Hnisce harness, l double set lead
| harness fGr bCgBy, = sadGlcs, ! wagon s1gdI.
brides, hE!ters, etc, too tedious TO mention.
/ 4 ETICI;Es MADE Ix TIE HOUsE-5esb..t..
"a % pillow slips, IS bed ticks, 20 p!IIowys a
dresses, 70 aprons, u-honnets ~ dis -
- Fsirs ncn socks. IS shirts, pci-a
Ions soil soap, hLls sauer kraut kettles ipIz
butter, cofnns.
A RIICLEs on hand this 22d day Of January.
! "a 1873: About 800 lbs pork ard 25l0 lis I,-,
40 lbs taIlow, so lbs lard, COO lis hard som
stout Il tons bay, tons curD-foddsr go buzR-
toes, - bushels turnIps bushels beeTs AZ rs
| cEhhHEe, bbls EraUt, bhl cucuuibers ~ bI3s
-four, bbl beans, rs coffee rs lbs dried aT,-
pies, 5bls apples, bGls cider - gallons apple
60 bushels coal.
! NLOTHING MADE UPS pairs b.o,x o-
! - winter paris, A prs lignt or summer pants
eS heavy or winter vests, 80 light or SUNNI ar
vests 81 heavy winter coats, 20 I.Ubt or sfIrn
mer coats, IA coats for small boys, il hats and
caps, Is undUrshirts, p prs 10 cn s drawers % urs
mons and boys shoes, 20 prs Domeu'ssboes' "a
! prs socks, II webs muslin, / web calico / weh
new husk mattresses,
| INMATES OF HOUSE.-Number OF inmates
/ i Januury lst, 1872, So; aGmiFtcd during the
SSondcd- 90; rclnuininE in house jan V lst. IS-3
30; meals furnished travellers during the y,nr
/ ieI-' I'UIo' ISiDORE LILLY, Steward.
I y REPORT OF I. LILLY, Steward of the
the Cambria County Poor House;
J4ay p, To cash from John Evans, hides, .1o 90
May ~ R c. Christy, 2 pigs & 20
u. JHmes Perry, u 500
JUnS-lO- Joseph Mcdonald,
clover Seed. 70
K, CleHrhCld Co'ty for
| Ill, :. . , Keeping pHuper, Is 10
JIu!y o . . . Geo Sharp, pigs. 8 10
aug y. JRs COnvcry on sale
or biHck mare. 90 90
- t-pts 10 II tsyrnr, moving. %
he'' 10 hir~hner & Co, beef
H. Jas COnve-y, bal on
black mare. 90 90
D9S' O. :, - . Davis, pigs,.---- 5 90
=, 3 hirstHer, hides. IT 90
" u. A Harold, b'd'g, 8 20
Ei' MBBenscker,2 pigs 3 %
Total. .........................s21 s21s 81
Paid Z Glass,:Poor House Tressurer,....s .s21s 81
Given under our hands, at Ebensburs, this
JOHN WAGNER,
w A B. LITTLE, SAuditors
PETER DOUGHERTY,
JAMES NULL, Clerk.
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iGdSH;GinGss %hG S,il,2,s Of Poor House for ls7zI

i"aSn;cdnoss Of Poor House for 1871
rhH previous yours. ell sST Is
,, <! 'i'' uhctrsigusd Auditors OF Cambria
t 80, ~. Hi!y report tlat We have audit
- e"''ly' ,ii'N u"1uSt'C the accounts Gf tho
]i,""r ] nnH G%usc OF Enlpl"y men, or Camt,i la
county, Z. Glass Treasurer thCrt,,C a C,.,,, $40
to law, I'D iind Al tEluucc due th- seid SCr.1s,.s
rer uf two hundred End sixty ~ O Collars -,
furty-HiTo Cept5 (2r2 40.
Given under cur hunds this 22d day of Jnnu-
AIRY, a. u. IS12
John WAGNER,
" = r. LITTLE, Auditors.
fETER l5BJ JGHEHTY,l
JAMES MIL. lIErk.
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ExecutCrs7 Sale.

Executors S90iS.
WILL. he offered al public sac. at the Office
w OF Henry Seaman, ESQ, in thrrulitown,
on E,atUr.' y tsle IEt siaS OF Nnrcn EaeSt,
thc following Real Estate: ALL THAT GER
TAIN PIECE OF Ian ID situate in SuSquehan-
nu tow GshiP, Cam5liG county, adjoining lands
of VIM Weak land, John Bearer, Esq, heirs or
Rich'd Magic. and others, continuing III Acres,
80 Acres being cleared, under fence. and in cT-
C-llcDt farming condition. The balance is well
tmuered. The improvements arc two story
Log House and " iiapk Barn. Title iudisPuta-
bic aud possession given inmedi. tcly.
TFEMs OF SALE-Gnc-fourth Ia hand and bal
ance in three equal ennual pay neuts. to hc Sc
cured by bond and mOrtgsge OF purchaser.
JOHN NAENION,
HENRY SCANI4AS,
Executors Of NicItGe; CttIH.r JiltrpI, decd.
Feb. :, lS13.-ti.
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RExecuto3-7s Notice

] EITEltS TESTAMENTARl on the Estate
4 1 Of Joseph LcntZ, igte of Allcg heny town
snip, CamhIia ia county, deceased, having been
granted by tn" Register or said county TO the
subscriber, ali persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the estate Of said
dccrdrnt will present the same properly au-
tGcEtiCsted Ior settlement.
+. Y. HAID, Executor,
LorcttO, Feb. :, I5It.-5t.
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-.LLEGuExY TWP, Fob. 5, 1873.

-.LLEGEEST Twp, Fob. >, 1873.
!. .ar Freeman-Mr II. {. Kaylor, teacher
b, Weakiand school, Allegheny town
h invited the citizens TO witness the eI-
.uaricu Of the pupils of his school in or
E7aphy, reading, writing, and arithmetic.
Iarvo audisnce OF ladies and gentlemen
T. in attendance on Friday afternoon and
b., Jan. cz;h, aud all were well pleased
l 9 mauacrly department OF teacher and
gi,. i Ee audience were received by an
lrcsB Of e clcomc. read by Miss Harriet
ae tbs exercises then began and the
d lis display Cd great proficiency i'll all the
D yAcs II study, the drill on the black
b especially giving convincing proof
Nj Keylor is an industrious and eIpe-
nlcd tea, Ler. The boys then had n spicy
q 9 and Tho girls read essays, i'll which
> a. acquitted themselves admirably
4 audience were enlivened 10y excellent
ii by Mr.. Bi!ler. l think that the pU-
- Guild he much benefited in other schools
ttty WuUld invite Mr.. KaylOr and pupils
'RE-st he exercises IL the other schools
~ trr!ct. NIr. kaylOr closed the exer-
'es 3 a,liverirg an able and eloquent adj
~ ~ The life and character of Washing
b hope we all my be invited TO attend
u st the close OF Mr. kaylor's present
n SPECTATOR.