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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

r. IN-- NOTION AGAINsT TIE COUNTY
f"E->rr>s sR>.-At the last December
p If Tie Court in this county, the Cam
n lion lo:apany, through thrir counsel,
IN 4 Ha In Equity praying the Court TO
4 AN lie County commissioners from
q .I- lhe taxes due the county 10y tho
n amHua Iron Company, except III the
A and IN the manner pointed out and
I F'c,td under an act of the last Legislature
H'c1 changed entirely the mode and man
u collecting taxes in Cambria county.
4 AZ act was signed by the late Governor.
f. ". Gsary. on the Sth of April, 1872,
4 ugh IN its first and controlling section
I'guued tho commissioners of this cOun-
I" Put into effect aud enforce the pro-
1 f'o'. oi the law on tie first dag Of Hprl );
~ other words, it required the Com
-"!ohcIs to execute and carry out the
s'!',ons Of an act of Assembly not later
n The tIlst day Of April, 1872, which was
y. signed by the Governor until the Sth,
therefore, according to all the well re
ts"'led and Sdiudicated authorities on
sUsJcc;, was absolutely of no binding or
4 X1F'sory force on the Commissioners of
county for the year 1872.
Ae 'ounty Commissioners, under the
te OF able legal counsel, refused and
rS,9ntd to enforce the law for the year
:, and delivered the duplicates of taxes
->lal TO the different district collectors.
-ce this Bill in Equity by the Cambria
ompany. The question was argued
"o.nday last before Judge Dean and hi:
4 TJla'e Judges by John 5. Riley and X
,Uuhston, Esqs., attorneys for the coun
ala therefore against the proceeding
ne We = cambria Iron Company, and b.
nSN Llder, Esq, of Johnstown, for th'
w Sre,lon prayed for by the Company.
nave thus briefly stated the facts 0
case, and will only add that Judg
4 80. =. announced that he would decide tn
s. oT,5 ION IN controversy when the Cour
sesL meet on next Monday, the secon,
fsSion. "'"l term OF the plesen
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kE HfENEAI.

Y-NiLLEB.-E;asriH,i, Eeb. 2t'h. ~
-. LOujfacC. ~ Rev. &iCs-aui . SIR cas-.
f;E0EY ana Miss NISSI,: ~ IssER bUju or Chest
tuTRShip-
Our friend Charles. like sensible man as he
l., iICst took tEc fTCestTH aud turn took rIr
woman and in the eujn,tlis-Iit OF O such ia
diSfeunsiBlc comforts ic ought tp toe - happy
ats a young duck in mud puddle. Aud IL
may IL ever De with him and his.
DUNCAS-GEO.:GE E. Married, on IhIrsday
evening, 6th inst, at the Presbyterian UlrsOH-
age Ehensburg. hy Rev. !. William El:i-- II p.
Thomas Duncan aGId Miss Jennie George O5tH
OF Burlington township. Indians CouHtN-
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CBigEAG

WFAELAND.-Die,i.i il Allegheny TOWNSHIP
on Monday evening last Hr- SIMON " e''A
about UB years
The deceased vvaa born in TINS cohEt a-lu
,t-onarLrut his lonr. cVeutfut ana HstFui iHe
b.. sustained the character ol an honest h'an' =
T05d citizen. and Il kind husband, father ah1
Tcigb6or eternal rest to his soul.
Cuttings in Cam''ria twp 'sh ult,
Andrew CIttiIlEe, aged about 70 years.
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= NPNANS. COURT SAIE

o. Ls-ET- or PATRICK GARLAND. DECD
~ '!rtH" OF an order OF the Orphans Court
"f Cambria county the undersigned Will offer
- u-tliC safe a. the summit House. SuIrm.I-
vide, }I 90 -ssS's.Av- - arcs 2SGh- inst, et
p cleo, p. a.. the following described real IS
ieC't. 70 Wit : PIECE Or PARCEI.OF LAND
tUate IN Washington rpwnshjn. ESruhria cuun-
~, between Gummitville and Gallitiziu, ad-
JoIUiH i-.ids U1 Al NJ \ ID rs, dec IL james iBu-
land. HiICISoi >.Ettrry. ami others, combining
- ACsiES- more or less. - Acres OF which are
clare 7, well fenced and cuItiyatei, the balance
aeiTE heavily tiiuucrCd. The Improvements
twu-=tpry ipG HJUsE and II Log BARN,
and there Is Il ~sIi Uf eIceilsnt water near tho
lOiIEa-
IzysFS 0g = 4r.E.-Ol- -lI-lIr the purchase mon
~ or Confirmation or sale, and the balance in
one year. with ."tero-t, secured by Judgment
bonds and N IrtgsZC OF the purchaser.
March IL. HHDS. GARLAND Admir-
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ST. ACGUs.7!xR. March {, 1878

4
DEAR FHEENAN-Ir yen will afford me
the necessary space, | will furnish you Tie
scraps Of news from this vicinity rs they
occur. Prsaumiuc that You vii! accedc 10
this proposition, l Commence the assumed
task.
On the night of the 21st ult. there vas an
oyster supper and cOtilhou party at the ho-
toI Of our mutual fIicnd Harry Mariegt, and
all / need see Is that Harry furnished the
oysters and the accommodations and the
ST. Augustine string band the music, and
of course it was a grand success.
The dwelling house Of hir. Charles Dill
Ion, il this place, caught fire from a defect
i've tiue on Sunday morning last, and had
il not been for tie timely assistance Of Teo-
pie on their way to church, tie entire build
ing would no doubt have been consumed.
Is il was the roof was burned of complete
l.. and other portions Of the house were
considerably damaged by water. no insur-
anCe.
Many Of your readers will he panied to
learn of the death Of .irs. John ". Hobart,
daughter OF Mr.. Lewis Cml.J who died at
Houtzdalc, Clearfield COUNT, and whose
remains, as we'll a. those Of two of her chill
dren who died within the past year or so,
were, on - ~dnesday, brought here Tor TiEa
. interment in The Catholic cemetery. lie
G1nisscat IN pare.
l hone il will lie no harm o say Just here
that if Jack Moore. OF the Altoona St;H,
VIII come to St. Augustine he can yet his
sim fun of hilarious beverages, provided
Katie Belle has no objections.
For the present ad!Cu. TOH.
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-ftEAL ESTATE IRASSFES-AfteP several
months silence on the subject. we again
resume the publication of the real estate
transfers, and as We are promised regu-
lar report of these transactions in tile fu-
ture, we shall endeavor to make such re-
ports permanent feature hereafter. The
following Deeds &c, were left for record
during the month of January :
Deed-Patr:ck Smith and wife TO
Edw d Shilling, Jan l, 1873, lot in
GallitZin township, ,.............. ......... s 130
Dced-James Wilmore and wife TO
David II. Davis, March 13, 1857,
100 acres in Cambria township. 500
Deed-Samuel =. Smith TO Geo. w.
Franklin borough. ..'........'....... 1000
Deed-F. O'Friei, Admir- of Mary
Mcguire, decd, Dec. 26, 1872, two
los and lmp'ts in Loretto bor...... so
Deed-F. y. Shoemaker and wife TO
r. j. Mills, Jan. s, 1873, part lot
IN EOcnshurg borough gh.--............... 40
Deed ID. McConaughy and wife /"
Walter Bowling, Oct. . 1872, lot
in Cambria borough ..................... 400
Dced-WIn. Glass and wife to Jacob
Glass, Sept. Z, 1889, 81 acres IN
Munster township. p................. So
ReleaSe-Jas c. McMullen 10 john
y. McMullen, Dec. 2G, 1872, inter
est IN l4S acres and l39 perches "t
land in Allegheny townshi ip......~ 125
D-ed-johu EcrOe and wife 10 4. IL.
DHnegan, Oct. II, 1872, % perches
ia Ciearheld township. ip............... SCO
Deed-FranciS Hoover and wife 10
Mary +. Wilt, Dec. ., 1870, II ac.
and a. per. in Clcarfieli township
Assignment Of Deed-Juo. Wilt aid
Mary Y. Wilt, Sept -, 1871, II
ac's and e p's In Cleariel,i twp. $50
Deed-Dennis Conuahan to r. r.
DunHgan, --, 1871, is acres IN
CIearileld twp.-CUnSideratiOu II
coo feet of lumber.
Deed-James Bradley and wife 10
Patrick Bradley, Dec. y, 1872, 30
acres and u pcrChes i'll Washing
ton toNnSLl ,tGU
Deed-George ShatTer and wife TO
Rob't Shatfer Dee. 1S 1872, 20 ac.
ami i8 per. IN Taylor towuship...- COS
ACrecment--D. X. Davis with Thus
ard Edward BumfOrd, Jan. IS, '73
100 acres in Cambria townsIli !,...., 1,70O
Dred-Geo. Pringlc 20 Jacob Priu-
gle, Jan. Il, 1873, ;}6 acres i'll Sum
mrrhiIl township 1900
Decd-E. y. Moore and wife TO &.
Shatter, Jan. 10 1913, 30 acres in
Summcrhiil toyyushi p .......... ......... 100
\ Agreemrnt-j. y. Gray with Peter
Seymore, AUZ. 30, 1872, 100 acres
in SusCuehauUa townships; CON
Sid"rGt!un, > acres and - perches
in Carroll township ard. ,....,...... 1,44o
David Watts and wife to AIuUuo.e
Sauker, Jan. !, 1874. acre in Gal
ItZiu township p.................... G5
Deed-JUhn Bardiue and wife TO
Joseph Blrd'e, March Sth, 1867,
I50 acres in White townsiip........ 800
Joseph Bardue and wife 10 =. L.
White township io.,. 2225
Deoi-james Condor and wife tod.
&. Caldwell, oct. 3, 1872, one uH-
divided half OF - acres in Cam
Liza county II .,DJ
Deed ohm Hippie and Urh Lloyd
to =. j. Giliiugham and l.. !. Gar
r'rou. june -, 1871. .5I acres in
SUsg Ueh2nua towns nj ii............... 5000
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nOSTPONEMENT OF FXECU-

= TORS = LE.-Tla Executors Sale of ths
r'al estate of HichI CnnnisIE CHAM, late of Sur
q"ehHuua tusyuship. dec q, has been postponed
~ afl = TI-RpA y. h4RCH 18th. instant. at |
o'clock p. NJ The property j. described as fol-
lows: All fhnt certain piece Of land situate in
STsGWgh9nua township, CAMBRIA county. ad-
tplnIug lands or Wm- WeuEland, John Bearer,
l. . he-.s II Richard SEGe and others, con
- nj = ll2 Acre, 80 Acre being cleared, under
fan O., aH1 in lent farming condition: the
nSiau'e IS ILL SmLRTe1. The improvements
cTe tw.-ntDry Log House and "a Bank Barn
II-i,. iudisf,,ttille snd flusE .ssiou Immediate
TERMS or : SsI.---On, Fourth in hand, and the
BALANCE In three equal annual payments, to be
secured 10y h"Fd and mortgage or purchaser.
JOHN &ANNIOEI E,acr+ors
HENRY seaman. hAeCuIoFA
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New House ASD LOT OF GR1U,,D Fer
>ALi..--:;itua-ts. ou Julian Stucet, Inrrr Guars
from Town Hall The house has iust been
finished inside auI out and contains seven
COmu:odiouS rooms has a good cellar under
the front part and - well Of excellent water
81 HE Best str,.Gtisf ii, 11benSiiurC, and can be
bought cheap for cash Possession given on
the first day of April next. Apply iInmcdi-
atrly 10 7. L. SPENCE.
At his Photograph Gallery, opp. new Bank.
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So -

SHAKESPEARE says thai ''use strengthens
habit" but SIuibns declares that ha tried
the experiment for twe.vemonth on coat
and instead Of use strengthening his habit >
II weakened it so much that he waE forced
to buy new one at the cheap store of 5. j.
Hess s. BIO. 2+I and 243 NJ ain street, johns
town, vhcrc clothing habits OF every style
and quality are kepr i'll great profusiou and
sold aIsuonderIully a low prices.
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! lI.>SOLUTION OF PARTNER-

; AI>SbtlIlON OF PARTNER
SHEE.-pnc partnership heretofore exist
inE between the GIru Of GATES x SUN has tn
'Ey been dissolved by mutual consent, ISAAC
GATES continuing in the Laundering business
while ISAAC GATES. JOHN &. GATES and JOFT,
A. AXIS will carry on merchandising in all its
branches under the Hrm name Of GATES, SOS
=. Co. ISA AC GATES.
JOHN c. GATES,
Glendale. HsrCE !, lN73. JOEL A GATES
Parties indebted to tha old firm will please
maze linmrdiHte ptyneIt GATES & StTE.
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LoeaI Correspondence.
SOMEWHERE, March !, 1878.

SOMEWHERE, March !, 1878.
Mr.. EDIToR-Your Emperor will be
crowned to-day, and suppose they will
choose some wives fOT him. Our Emperor
was married few days ago in = dress that
cost Eo0n, OOO Emperor Grant : dress viii
not cost much less il his cousin Credit BIO
bIiIeT attends the coronation.
l have been travelling ever since | wrote
last, and your towns | find have funuee
names. The Cherrytreo is no tree at all.
he Carroiltown people do not carol much
neither. Chess Springs ought IL DC called
Eucire DTaught. SumnerlIin was much
ike w InteThoIluw when | passed it. Foot
o!-tour Is not quadrupcd. as l had sup
p"sld. Prospect cannot boast much of It's
prospects. WOodytlc is not much wood
and Stil less vale. Somerset is - called /
think because the sun sets. on the summer
sets, south of Ebensburg Indiana contains
no Indians, and GrecnsBurg WAS white
when lRssed through. Youngstown Is The
oldest looking town in estmoreland couu-
ty. | saw tight in Pleasant Unity. ST
Augustine is no. an August looking place
Bclsane has never = bell nor MCchanic>uurg
"A mechanic. Scalp Level does not exhibit
any scalps, and HornerstOUE Is quite AELcg.
ParkstOwn has a park OF about 1860 acres.
Johnstown has St. Joseph Society. The
trees are still growing 1T Fallen Iir,Ger.-
flattvIllc never was plated. EOOt-Of-twO
has some bipcds. Halfway is about two
thirds the distance, counting IL the Hill.-
tleariield is dense forest. " NesJmoreland
has not enough territory for its own iHhab-
itants. These names DO puzzle me much
The Legislature ought 70 pass II locaI optsoH
law giving he people of each place before
mentioned The right 10 change these names.
| have not travelled much beyond the coun-
ties and towns named as yet, but | will soon
go out to Il town III the north which l think
from the name, aud the paper lu0lished
there, is settled by my Celestial brethren.
1t is called PunX-u-tawn-e ee
You may ask what my business is which
requires so much travelling. / answer that
| am cauvassing for the sale q the lives of
CoH,Tu-cLc-uH and Oahcs Ames. the best
and the worst man that ever lived. make
many sales, especially Of Amcs ! shall
send for the lie Of Credit Mobilier, rs many
people III Indiana county want his life
They nearly worship him out there. His
life, with Iuyle's Games as am ,ccompani-
mcnt, would sell mach fast in all tie sur
rounding counties, such as Blair. Indiana,
and Somerset. 20 Yang.
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sEETEECES.

David Farmer ard VIM. Burk, found gull
ty of the LARGELY of clothing at the store of
David A. Perkeypile, East Conemaugh,
and having plead guilty to the charge Of
assault and battery, were each sentenced
to an imprisonment of one year and three
months in the y estern Peuitentiary. be
sides being required 20 pay a fine of 80
each and costs Of prosecution.
Charles Baker, also convicted Of larceny,
the offence being the felonious appropria-
tiOns to himself OF an Overcoat belonging
to J. s. Fyock, was sentenced to months
in county jail. 80 fine and costs of suit.
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COURT SALE.

~ Es-,rE or WILLIAM COLE, DECD.
l;~ virtue o. an order or the Orphans Court
"f IEmpFla county, to me directed, there wilt
gs rS'o~v-t &. pubic sale, on the premises III
tsl.i.-ln ToT.1l~...i, Cambria county, on Mon
~ "a'sr"-s ;slss. inst. A. clock. p. NJ "A ID
tI- hight tide ana interest az WM. COLE, decd,
tituF - Ia EEiutE!u township, Cambria cOun-
ty- EIJ'I1in- lands Sf james Murray, decd, OF
the north. property OF --- n l-Ta.sIs on TIN.
va. "a u'tnitr road ou tho east, and lands O >
ia;rIrE Keenan, sDE John Waters ~ the souttt
cfu-- II 2 = ACR,.-, = or less, all cleared and
81 = sluu state uF cultivation, and on which
thcEC i- -rgsTrd uup-s'Ory LOG House.
ivl 80 will le INSIDE known on day % sale.
SkSCCI. OR AICi, Administrator.
taHL-fTin igyEG u arch = 1913
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AN ACT incorporating the EScnsburs Mining
mud MAnu Iact Mring ComnanN.

uuu NailGIaCi Hilng company.
SECTION /. BE it enacted. etc. That James
Myers, David Lewis, john 4. Blair, Z. Rob
CrtS, Thomas j. Lloyd, john i. Scaulan and
j. \. Shoemaker and their associates, sue
cess"rs and assigns, are hereby created
body corporate by the name, style and tide
of the Ebensburg Mining and Aanufacrur-
ing Company, and by that name shall have
perpetual succession, and ali the rights,
powers and privileges incident to a corpora
lion.
SECTION .. That the officers of said Com
pany shall consist of n President, Secretary
and Treasurer, and of Board of Directors
of Tot less than three nor more than seven
stockholders, to be elected by the stockhoid-
crS ut y time and place that shall be fixed
by such of the above named COrporatOrs as
shall act, and annually thereafter a t a time
and place to be fixed Gy the bylaws of said
Company.
SECTION 5. That the business of said Com
pauy shall be restricted TO the mining of
coal and manufacture and sale OF wares and
other fabrications of wood, implements
/ of husbandry, and lumber.
SECTION 3. That the capital stock of said
/ Company shall he ten thousand dollars (SlO,-
| 0O0), to be divided into one hundred (l0u)
I shares of one hundred dollars (S100) each,
/ with power toincrease the said capital stock
I from time to time, majority of the stock
! holders may deem necessary, not to exceed
/ fifty thousand dollars (S5O, ,O0O) Prorided
/ That said corporation shall pay into the
! treasury of the Commonwealth such bonus
and taxes as now or may hereafter be re-
auired by law.
SECTION .. That the corporation shall have
! authority to hold and use common seal, and
the same to change, alter and amend at pleas
! urc, and by the style and title aforesaid shal
be capable in law to sue and be sued before
any Court in this Commonwealth.
SECTION 6. That the said Company shal
have authority TO purchase hold and convey
such real estate as may he necessary for thu
transaction of the lawful business of sale
corporation.
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GLORIOUS SIGHTS.-It is glorious sight
to see an aged parent leaning confidiugiy on
the shoulder of dutiful son-to see the love
iipht plav in the face of a happy husband or
Iyifa-to see a turtle baskins on a log meath
the summer sun-to see six year old ur-
thin hunting cigar stumps in front of hotel
to see a manly form dressed in superb
suit of clothing from Harry Mayors re-
nowned Clothing Hall, Opera House build
ing Main street JOhnstown. HarrE wants
10 60 west and is now selling off at cost.
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fCENSE %0TTC15 rho {

Z fCENSE NOTICE.-The follow.
= mag Petitions FOR Tavern License viii ba
p Cs'nte} q Argument Court, commencing on
rIt $ ,av. prii l-t:
John Hnljplaut. Nsrhingt nn township.
? r..r NCiD-rtrnIt. NilIVillB borough.
i iza Confer, East ConemauVh borough.
t-""rEr Ei"huCr. Cambria borough.
l'eury trHZer, Y oder township.
james X Brufor1. Sd Ward. JohustoyTu
). *. UITE, PruthunotAIy.
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FULL AND COMrLETE.-We don't aliege
that every want Of the human family CSn be
supplied at Huutley'S extensive hoTSe-tur-
nishing depot, but we do say that when il
comes to buying fresh groceries, hardware,
tinware, stoves, and nUmberleSs other arll-
cl-s needed III every family, no one can go
aln;ss by calling 1T Geo. Hunr!ey'e big store.
Honest goods and honest prices are The in
ducements held out 10 buyers.
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THE RIGHT WAY.-The way to gst rich
il TO spend less money than you earn, and
the proper way to do this is to buy where
you csu buy the cheapest, and buy only what I
you need. Myers * LIoyds great mcrcan-
tile n.rt offers the best Inducements 70 cash
purchasers in this region. Goois very cheap,
very select, and very abundant
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DUP0HT's CuNpOwpER.

-. kinds of Mining. Blasting ani Sporting
= Powder In bct~lic kegs. for safe in tots
AHit purchasers, from OUT Magazines Rt Mil
l"iC"-. This veil known Powder hiss hern man
ufGcturrl for over ~ ears. and is sold at me-
prices as other b.and~. Also. every variety Of
Ers aEi Ws't"- SG... = ETrSs.
>. y. G. BiDN' Eli. < Co. GenI AE'ts.
hErCt I'm Pittsburgh, Pa.
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SOME people may talk about the big stock
OF -four, feed and groceries they keep; aud
others may try To induce persons TO buy by
declaring they sell very cheap. Yet this
bear in mind, nowhere viii you find, though
you seek Ger and DER, better flour and feed,
and other things that you need, than at +. j
Mills cheap store. Try his choice teas.
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ADvICE.-A word of advice let us give
YOU, in langCage respectful but plain, and
in this we We no wish 40 deceive you, bat see k
for your profit and gam. If you desire the
worth of your Iuone;, and we are sure you
will ask for no more, buy all your dry goods,
dress goods and 50 forth, a. l. T. Coppock 5
cheap store-212 Main street, J Johustown.
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SINGULAR-A weIl-to-dO farmer recently
died in Massachusetts who, il j. said, never
had his hair cut since he was 4 boy, never
shaved never wore collar, and OF course
never enjoyed the felicity OF donninG one OF
those sTOerb suits which can always be Oh
tanned at the most moderate rates from J As.
j. Murphy, at his Star Clothing Hall, I0S
Clinton street. JOhnstoWn.
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: UDITOR'S NOTICE The u7-
q = d.rslrHcd. appointed 10y the Orphanf' Court
Hi '.itur!sl county tp report iiStTibu rio1 nf te
'iphS IN the hands nr George A. BERRY. 81 ,s--
a. sT"uCi- BITH-'irk. decd. will attend tu the
,-'. l''- "' his appointment, AZ thu CnJlr' ..r-s
10. re .si''lrg, "u Frfug, March 18th, inst, a 3
SHvl-. p ". S,hcn t. ~yhcrr parties .fs s-trC-t
e may a. t--nd iE they think proper
-ASic-. t 81. JOS GCBO\AID. Auditor,
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= OEiCE OF DISSOLUTIONL

- nc ',o-pSr' nCrship heretofore existing
- .r - rs 'h 'h'. profession OF rhe law eNptI ID
=! ,Li.' 't',ir'h on "nr,lRry 6t.i, lSt3 Bills paid
10 '''i a. ~ az tr this date " in he I'm full 10
'Ht Ia HL loE any SilltE~ previous 10 Feb. g. -.
q i.,'- w. q ApNAN
! CALI tLIN lake
late oAfnau & Lake. ATTORNEYS AT I NV
EoCEsburg, Feb -. iSI'- I3-T at
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-25
The Bright Side.


There's manga rest in the road of life;
If we would only stop to take it;
And many "A tone from the better land.
If the querulous heart would wake IT,
To the sunny soul that is full of hone,
And whose beautiful trust er fa1leth,
The grass is green and the flowers are
bright,
Though the wintry storm prevalent.
Better to hope, though the clouds hang
low,
For the sweet blue sky viii soon peep
through
When the ominous c'ouds are rifted,
There was never night without day,
Nor an evening without a morning;
And the darkest hour, as the proverb goes,
Is the hour before the dawning.
There's many gem in the path of life,
Which we pass in our idle pleasure,
That is richer far than the ieweled crown
or the miser's boarded treasure;
1t may be the love of q little child,
Or mothers prayers to Heaven,
or only q beggar's grateful thanks
For cup OF watergiven.
Better to weave in the web of life
A bright and golden filling,
And to do Gods will with ready neart
And hands that are swift and willing,
Than to snap the delicate, slender threads
of our curious lives asundcr,
And then blame Heaven for the tangled
ends,
and sit and grieve, and wonder.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-25
Spetial aotites.
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlesg. Al.
ways uniform. Illuminating qualiti4s ssu-
danger of exploding or taking fire. Man
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volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety,
under every possibly test, and its perfect
tinued use in oyer300,000 families. Millions
ofgalions have been sold and no accident
directly orindireetly--has ever occurred
burning, storing or handling it. The inn
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sulting from the use of cheap and danger
Gus oils in the United States, is appalling.
me insurance Companies and Fire Com
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