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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-30
The Methodist Episcopal Church.

LOUISVILLE, May 23.-1n the deherai
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South yesterday, the Committee
on Fraternal Relations with the North
ern Church, reported that it is deemed
proper for the attainment of the object
sought, to guard against all misappre-
tensions, to declare that the organiza-
tons, are not involved in fraternity; in
our view of the subject the reasons for
q separate existence of the two branches
of'Methodists are ssch as to make a
corporate union undesirable and imprae-
ticable, the causes which led to q divi-
vision in 1914 having not disappeared
Reference is made to the inconveni-
encs Of organizing a proper basis OF
representation to the General Confer
ence. On the subject of slavery the
report says the position of Southern
Methodism is scriptural; our opinions
have undergone no change. 1t refers
the fact that many colored persons who
had been converted through their in
strumentality have gone over to the
Northern church, and says: Following
the indication of Providence we have,
without abandoning this work adopted
onr methods to the changed condition
of the African race Many of them
had been drawn away from us by ap-
pliances that we were not prepared to
counteract, "bu, a remnant remained
and at their request We have set off our
colored members into independent Ec-
clesiastical bodies. We have turned
over to them titles and possessions of
church property formerly held by us.
Our Northern brethren have pursued a
different plan and they seem committed
to it by honest and conscientious con-
victions. They have mixed conferences,
mixed congregations and mixed schools.
We do not ask them to adopt our plan;
we could not adopt theirs" The report
then gives the details of an effort made
by the Southern branch in 1916 to rec
oncile the differences and the refusal OF
the Northern branch to receive the
commissioners. Also renewal of the
effort made in 1870 The report then
says Thus stood the case when the
distinguished delegates of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of the Conference of
1872 brought us their fraternal greet
ings. We hail them with pleasure and
welcome the opportunity at length Of
fered lis of entering into negotiations to
secure tranquility and fellowship to our
alienated communions upon a perma-
nent basis and alike honorable to all. "
Special stress is laid upon the necessity
of recognizing the plan of separation
originally proposed by the church South.
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The following resolution was offered
and adopted -
Resolrei, That the semi-annual report
of the President be published in the
Shepherdstown Register.
G.. a. LICkLIDER,
Secretary Y. NJ. {. A.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-18

In order to show how rapid thc populsr
taste for music IL growing, Che extensive es-
taeilShment OF Mr.. John Zweidinger No
l56 Sniithfield street, Pittsburgh, shows a
striking example. Starting as far back a.
1906, with no capital for a commencement
IL ~, notwithstanding, to-day, bv far the
largest, most finely finished and hest con-
Quoted house in the line west OF New York
City: 1t has always been point with this
house 10 sell nothing bht first-cIass goods.
ano Al the lowest prices. Inquire for any
thing in the musical line, from a isw's-harp
up TO all the instruments nssssaary 70 ia ?
nlbhing Grassland, or to fne-toned "Ju-
silee or New England" organ or Ma
thushek Ochsstral, or . Grand Piano, you
She large and magIihecR cRt stock in store, en-
bracing every article In the line. The build
ing occupied is = tery large and com moo j.
GUS enc; four storied, with large and splep-
did sales and ware rooms, to properly and
fairly exhibit their immense and dne ssoc
ofRoods- One great advantage TO purchasers
ls that the proprietor and all the prime pa
attaches OF the house are practical IN usieiaus
and you can thereby have any INSTRUMENT
tried and tested, as 10 quality, tone ste 70
your sutirs satisfaction. Musical goods oil
sll descriptions i'm ported in large QNanti ties,
for Wholesale and retail trade. Attached to
and part of the establishment are work
shops for the repairs of all nusieal ipstru-
ments, from piano ia the smallest instra-
neut The workmsH employed in she same
are all skilled German mechanics.
We advise our readers when they visit
Pittsburgh. to call in at the mammoth es-
tablishment Of Mr.. JOHN ZwEIDINGER's
136 SMITHFIELD sRREET, and yoa can pass
an hour very pleasantly in looking through
the establishment and inspecNng the large
stock of musical insuements.
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RHEUMATISM.--Av vitiated state OF the
blood IS the primary cause of rheumatism,
and the terrible racking pains and aches are
merely the secondary consequences. " hich it
i. IN vain to attempt to cure by external ap-
plicatiens lniments, etc, alone.
Every part of the system i. liable to an
attack of rheumatism; but the hips, lojns,
knees, ankles, wrists, and shou ldeTs are it's
more ordinary preferences. 1t often shifts
from one part to another, especially when
in the acute stage, hence ,hs inutility of bis
ters and linlIneEtS.
The cause is In the blood Remove the
cause, and the effect ceases. This we do ey
vegetable remedies. Regular neutraliZers
Of the ec2Hse-antidotes TO the poison.
These antidotes to the rheumatic diatnesis
we always keep on hand.
We prepare our own compounds, and
have our preycri irtions hlled under our own
supervision, out of the best quality OF nedi-
cin.s, without regard to cost.
Give our system and remedies trial ii
you troubled with this painful disaas Q,
il you would be cured.
DRs. OLDsHUE,
No. 1872 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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DoTxGs IN CoUsr.-The second week 8
session OF our County Court was brous hit TO
n somewhat abrupt termination ut Tuesday
noon by the fact that Il. l.. Johnston, Esq,
who was Interested as counsel in all remain
ing cases en- the list, had received dispatch h
announcing the death of his mother-in- Law
in Philadelphia. Only four cases were dls-
posed of previous to adjournment, which we
nste as follows:
Mary Apple Vs. T.. A. Irwin and II. W. Irwin
- feigned :-sue FOR the purpose or testing title
to property levied on as belonging TO tue nus
band OF the plaintiff. but which nc cialincn as
her own, to wit: three bedsteads anu DeddlnR'
a large wardrobe. a bureau, piano, harness. e'c'
Verdict for plaintin.
SIlas y. NcGough vs. II. & o. Patterson
feigned issue. Jury find for plaintiff in the sum
OF tI62.st.
Patk Duncgan VS.. Philip Hellon-summons'
trespass q,iere cis freg. Verdict tor pi;tln-
tiff for S31.
Emily &. Little and Harriet A. Little VS. Is u
Kerr and John G.. Trodt. for Of ID. NJ. MY
crs-fcigned issue. Jury find for Harriet a,
Little the COW referred to in the writ, ard ior
defendants as to balance.
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\ GRAND PROJECT.-I our readers fail
to peruse the Oak HI all advertisement in our
columns, they will miss one of The most re-
narkable business documents of this age.
Summed up in few words ii is = declara-
ton by the Largest Clo!hing Heuse in the
United States, that in their fall and winter
business they will adopt all the in,prorcd
plans which, one at a time, other houses III
their line have timidly tried. 1t is public
pledge that they will sell for cash alone, and
for the moderate profit that traders in cash
goods, such as grocers, money dealers &c,
are satisfied with. 1t is an offer TO take
back purchases and pay back cash, cent for
cent, if within ten days the customer desires
it. For this purpose signed Guarantee is
furnished with each garment, so that chill
dren and foreigners and all classes can buy
of their stock kunderstandingly. They attach
a label to every piece OF clothing. naming in
plain figures the amount Of cash that will
buy it, and the name and character OF the
material of which it is com posed
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s4-DIBERT, WAYNE & co. JOHNgOWN,
a, ARE AGENTS FOR THE BEST STItA w
A ND FEED CUTTERS IN THE NARKRr.

BALLOUs MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
JANUARY.-The January number of this
popular N agazine is now issued, and is a
splendid specimen of what is to come after
it during the year. The contents will de-
light the patrons of tho Magazine, fer they
are SO varied all must be pleased. This is
just the kind OF publication that will answer
for Christmas or New Years present
Every subscriber handsome Chrono.-
Glance over the following list of contents
and see what awaits you: 'The Dudley
Family" ''Venice:" Autumn; - ''DixiniIer-
ited: or, The Mystery of the Headlands;"
~ Farewell to 1874 "a Won:an's Hand; :"
"Along the Mozambique" The Glad New
Year" "A Teapot will She Marry
Him?" ''Leve Repressed;' why ! Married
the Widow ''rhe Mothers Warning"
'Gerald's Temptation STORY of Jack
Short and Bessy SurrSes;'' ''satisfed;" ga
pan as 1t was and is;" OUR YOUNG PEo-
PIES STORYTELLER-hI II nG III oiselle syl-
phina: or, The Fortunes of a Casraway;"
bow the Little Come: got TAIL" "Curi-
M&tters' "Ruthveus Puzzle Page"
The Housekeeper;" Facts and Fancies;"
"a Brilliant Announcement for 1873"
New Years GreetIngs-(H Humorous Pic
tures"l
Published by TiiOME5 g. TALBOT, sc
Brornfe.d Street, Boston, Mass.
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observation-disclosures is the most dis
couraging and distressing disease man is heir
to. Americans are particularly subject to
this disc ase and its effects, such 8 sour ston-
ach, sick headache, habitual eostiveaess,
heartburn, watsr-brash, gnawing and burn
ing pains in the pit OF tho stomach, coming
up Of the food, coated tongue, disagrseable .
taste in the mouth, impure blood, and all
diseases of the Stomach and Liver. Two
doses Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will re-
lieve yeu at once, and there positively is net
a case in the United States it will not cure.
If you doubt this 60 TO your Druggists, Lem
mon & Murray, or r. NJ. Woieslagle q Son
store, at Wilmore, and get a sample bottle
for 10 cents and Try 1t. Regular size rs cents
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TIE ROAD TO HEALTu.-Cleanso the
stomach bowels and bleod from all the acrid,
corrupt and offensive accumuations which
produce functional arrangement, and you
remove the cause of most diseases which
afi'ict the human family, and thus save large
doctors bills. The most effectual and relia-
BILE remedy for this purpose is found in DR..
Piercc's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. No
cheap wood or paper boxes, but kept fresh
and reliable in vials.
High livers, those indulging in ease and
pleasure and those of scdentary habits, can
prevent Boils, Carbuucles, Gout, Red Skin,
Eruptions, Pimples, Constipation, Piles,
Drowsiness, Biliousness, and other cordi-
tions induced by such habits, by taking from
four to six of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets once a week, or, better still, one
or two each night They are sold by dealers
In medicines.
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THE LAND OFrrCE-A eorrespondent of
the Philadelphia Press furni slles In. follow

THE LAND OFrrCE.-A correspondent of
the Philadelphia Press furnishes the follow
ing IN relation to the above department:
The Surveyor General will make his last re-
merged in that Of Secretary of Internal Affairs,
The Land Department il one Of the Oldest or
and govei w,sm the Ps2ynea S9iHnlai
may not be out of place. 1t was organized in
16cZ, py the appointment of Thomas Holrs
surveyor General, who was succeeded by I'd
ward Pennlngton in lf95. From November 10,
i iioii Com missioners of Property transacted
the business of the Land Office, no were Rd-
ward Shippen, Griffith Owen, Thomas story,
sud James Logan.
nee. Keeper of the reat Seal, Master OF Rolls,
and the Receiver General, were also filled du-
ring the provincial period. In Ii06 Jacob Tay-
ior became Surveyor General followed by Ben
jamin tburn in 1913, william Parsons in 114l,
Nicholas Scull in l74S, and John Lukens in 1851.
In 1875 the office wa. called Secretary Of the
State Land once. with David Kennedy as Sec
retary, followed by Nathan Lufborough in
1870, Teneh Coke in 1900. Andrew Elliott in 1901,
Samuel Cochran in lsO9, William Clark in 1sl8.
) James Pnrdy in 1921, james Diskerson in 1874,
Samuel Workman in 1890. John Gebhart in 1895,
Jonn kilng nsmith in 1859. William Hopkins in
the Land Office WAS abolished, and the duties
aevoived on the Surveyor General: The Mas,
the Office. followed by Nathan Irwin in HISS and
Tlmothy Hattock in 1900. In 1905 he 9th ce was
aoomsned; ,nnI James johnson was the fret Re
Muhlenberg in 1888, and } ohm Mex Kissck in 1901
March - 1909. The Receiver General OF the
taken in charge by the Secretary OF the LII nd
once. The following are the Surveyor Gen
erals since the Revolution, John Lukens 11S5;
Daniel Brodhead, lTSo; Samuel Cochran, 1890;
Andrsw Porter, 1902 jacob ,s?angler. IsIa
samuel Cochran, 1927 Gabriel Heister, 1924;
Jacob SpanHler 1880; John Taylor. 1896: Jacob
Salada 1893; John Laporte. 1si5; John Porter
Bra~ley (tho first elected,) 1856; John Rowl,
1871; " lillian A. Keim. 1860. Henry Southsr (to
M M vacancy; James II Barr, 1853; Jsoob ~
Campbcll, 1865 Robert b. Beath. lST2 " no closes
TINS long list, and at the expiration OF whose
term The office will be merged into that of Sec
retary of Internal Affairs.
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GRIIUaRE.

WILI..-In Allegheny township. Cambria ooun-
ty, on NJ onday night last, MIR. AUGUsrIEB ILL,
aged about IS years.
The remains of the deceased were inferred IN the
cemetery at ~. Augustine yesterday. The dis
to which he fell victim contra CT ed
whilst serving his country soldier during tho
late war. He was highly esteemed by all who n
joyed his acquaintance, and thoy as well as HIS
wife and two children are filled with sorrow at his
untimely taking away. His father OF the
-ery arst settlers Of what is now known Cam
bria county.
DENNY:--Cn Tuesday. sth instant. c. b.. son
of Charles and Sarah J. Denny, OF Madison aven-
ue Allegheny city, aged II months.
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Be; GOOD TO THAT CsAp-Deal with him
Nindly, treat Linn with care; he went into il
hiindly. and has little 10 wpar-that is little
that's nobby or rot an eye sOrc,' for be rode
the wrong hobby and missed the right store
BETTER by far, while seeking that suit, 70 have
thought of the star so silent and mute, By
which many arc guided to Murphy's famed
Hall. where ciothings prvided in abundance
for ALL 100 Clinton street, JChnstown.
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NEAT, SUBSTANTIAL. AND COEroRTAgIE-h
gentleman OF culture aud taste. who resides in
Ebrnsburg, recently purchased from \ J. II ess
4 Bro. 2il and e43 Kain street, Johnstovn, as
neat-ftting, well made, handsome to look At and
apparently good to wear suit of clothng any
man not n Top might wish To possess. for which
he paid The remarkably 'ow price of twelve dol
lars, cash on the nail, SO to speak. 4 II which
tells story well worth listening to in these
wretched hard times.
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II n AZ BAU hfR. Sheriff
bherihs ORce, JohEstown. Dec a. 1874
nISSOLUTIJN OF PARTNER,

49, SHlP.-Notiee 10 hereby gwen that
the nership lately existing between g. L. Girls
" Old and A. ]. Griswold, of Ebensburg, Cambria
coRty, Pa, under the firm name of GRIswoLD
BROTHERS. was dissolved, on the fth day OF No
ysmber, 1874, by mutual consent, and on the same
day the said firm mado assignment for the
benefit OF their creditors, constituting Geo. c. K.
zahn, Esq, their Assignee. All debts owing to
the said partnership to be received by the
said Geo. O. 4. ZahE, Esq ans all demands on
the said partnership to be presented TO him
for settlement. G. L. q us VIZ OLD,
A. j. 4HISW OLD.
Eben sbur,s Dee L Is74-et.t
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FRxn OF CHARGE.-Dr. Morris syrup OF
Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound combines
ALI the medicinal virtues of those articles
which long xpsrience HAS proved TO possess
the most Gle saalities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by 1t and ia Cronp it
acts like magic Call at X. j. Lloyd s Drug
Store and obtain a sample bottisfre OF chdres,
or a regular size for 81 or at r. M Woie-
sIaple &, Sons Store Wilmore. j. Il. Nor
Rrs lib North 2d St, Phila. f3l3-ly.J
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SENSIBLE TO THE LAsT.-A rural poet who re-
Gently gave expression to the sentiment that IL
was his desire to die amid the grand solitude
OF the mountain tops took il all back and said
that he wanted to live Il while longer, after ne
heard that Flyers Lloyd were selling the ne
cessarios OF NE so cheap that II would pay any
man much better to live ahd buy goods from
them.than to die and pay mis- own funeral ex-
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gEATCH HIM.-The young sneak

w thief who tore couple of boards off
the roof of the granary the farm OF the under
s!snad, in Carroll township, and then crawed in
and stole oil con. will bear watching. not
withstaadng the fact that he deemed it prudent
return the stolen article just in time 30 escape
arrest. 1t may be proper TO say that 1 know the
party well and could give his name, but il shOuld
suffice for the present to warn him. DO, to
keep hands off my property in the future II he de-
sires to escape the rigors of the law.
JOS EPH GUTW AID.
Ebensburg, Doc. IL. 1s14-3t.
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Allegheny TWP. Doc. Is, IS7As


q HERIFF'S SALES.-Bv virtue
~ Of sundry writs of Vend Erpon, Ala.
Yend Erporda, and FS,f Fnoids issued Ont OF
tho District Court of Common Pleas Of Cs NJ
oI,n - AZ, 90 " nj '.' 80 @ SLieIc ~ ue
70 pa0 on oSDsr. The fsaa sn day S.
lowing Real Estate, to witt
ALL the right, title and interest of John Full
ton, OF. In ard by lot of ground situate IN Gone
on an alley and adjoining land Of Jonathan or.
rieks having thereon erected = two story plank
house, now in the occupancy of John Fulton
Taken in execution and to be cold at the suit OF
ALso all the right title snd interest of william
Etchinson, of, in and 10 lot OF ground situate In
John.town borough. Cambria county, Pa, ad-
Joining lot OF John Etchinson on the north front
Ing on Union street the east, Vine street on the
SOUTH and Stoney Creek on the west, having
thereon erected a two story plank house now in
tho occupancy of William Eishinson. TAKEN in
exccwtion and to be sold at the suit OF Joseph
Also all the right, t.tIeshd Interest of william
A. Peterson of, In and to a lot of ground situate
known as Bucks town. fronting on the town.
ship road and acjoieing lots or Levi Jaopby and
Conemaugh township school. having theresn
shop, now in the occupancy Of William A. Peter
son. Taken in execution and to be gold ut the
suit of David j. Shsfer.
ALSO, all the right title and interest of George
AlbeTt Of, in and to piece or parcel of land sit
Pa. adjoining lands of q. Kurtz, John Kurtz. ana
Others containing abont four acres, more or less
al cleared having thereon erected erected enc
story plank house and log stable. now In the os-
cupnncy of Geo. Alebrti. Taken in execution and
TO be sold at the suit OF Highland y King.
ALSO. all the right. title and interest of Lewis
Ritz. Of in and to half lot of ground situate in
the First Ward OF Johnstovn borough, Cambria
county Pa fronting on an alley on the south, ad-
joining lot OF Henry Raab on the east, an alley
the north, and lot of Mrs. 6rubic the
having thereon erected a two story frame 6' .lse
in the occupancy of Samuel BeaD Taken
in execution and to be sold at the Put Of Peter
Click.
HERNAH BAUMER. Sheriff.
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STRAY SUEEP-Came into the

I I -
~ enclosure of the subscriber in A lie
gheny townshp or about the first Of October
last, nine head Of Sheep, eight of which are all
white and the other black. Several of them have
both clipped, others have ear clipped,
and come have marks whatever. The owner is
requested to forward, prove propertv. and
take tho away otherwise they Will be dis
posed OF according to law.
JOSEPH CRANER.
Aile@heny TMp
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GTRAY BULL-Came to the res
~ idenee of the subscriber, in Clearfield
township, on the 9th dsy of November, 1874, red
BULL, with some white on the hind part of bis
belly and curly hair of a brindle color head and
neck has horns about two inches long; was two
wears old last Spring The owner is requested to
come forward prove property pay charges and take
him away; otherwise he will be sold according 30
Inv. MARTIN L. CARbF-
Clcarfield Twp, Dec. IL, 1S1i.-3t.
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A. r,cJJK HERE. BOYS, YOU CAN PCY
FrON DIRERr. wAYNE& & co. JOHESr \,
A. ELEG Ant PAIR OF WARRANTED STEEL
SKATES FOR oNTs DOLLAR.
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STRAY BULL-Came to the resi-
N~dcuce OF the subscriber, in Susquchanna
township, Cambria county. on or about the first
dag 81 September last. brindle Bull bctweon
and ysars old with white s1rips across the
shoulders, The owner will please come forward
prove property, and take hiEe away, otherwise he
will be disposed Of according to law
WILLIAM MILLER
Susquehsnna Twp. Dec. ls, ls74-3t.-
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<TOTICR-Thi, is to notify all p,r-

NOTICF-Thisi is to notify all par
~ ties that / have this day purchased at
Sherif's sale from HENRY AARTI the followin (
personal property, 10 wit: tables, hedsteads
sad bedding. piece oil cloth, lot carpet. clock
stands. looking glasses, cooking stove cET-
board, water cooler, bar and fixtures. with bot
ties. | have LEFT the above articles Win HRSRr
NJ AR1z during my pleasure, and ali persons are
hereby forbid interfering with the same.
q. J. DAVIS.
Hemloek, Nov. 81. 1874. Il24.-3t.l
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NOTICE.-Having this day bought
AN at SherI is sale She following described
ariieles, to wit: l cooking stove and utensils.
heating stove, l clock, and bedstead, which
have len in the possession of SIMON GUTwALp 1
hereby canton all psreors against Interfering n
any way with said property.
Ebensburg, Nov. So lsI4-st,
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OF ASSI0NEE

NUTIFICATIUN OF ASSINN + +
AS OF APPoISTMRST.-(F IN Bankruptcy. J
WESTERN DISTRICT PESSsYLvANIA.-Tse
undersigned hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment Assignee of FEi.Ix RKCK. of LOretto. IA the
County of Cambria and State of Pennsylvania. n.
within said District. who has been adiudged n
Bankrupt upon his petition by the DISTRICT
Court Of said District.
PATRICK MEALLEY, Assignee.
Lorettc. Dee. l. 154-6
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arrwELVE NEW 4 ELEG Ant SLElG n.
OEERTNSBITRG MAKE, SUITABLE FoR ON
OR TWO HORSES, JUST RECE1N I'D BY Dl
RBRT WAYNE & co., JOHNSTOWN, AM
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
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GOAL! C0ALi The Subscriber
~ &. prepared TO furnish. In large or SINS n
quantities, all qualities of kNTHRACTTEsn Ind
ElTUAiEOCS co Al, at lowest market rates.
Coal delivered promptly and free OF charge for
hauling at any point in EbeneburT or vicinity
Orders seft ct the zAHa SToRE viii receive car
y attention. DANIEL II. ZAfA.
E5ensSu.y, Sept. I, IsTs.-tf.
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As- WE HAVE FOR SALE, C8EAP, SIX
CARLOAD DS NO. AN ID No. 2 SHINGL LES, IN
QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCH ASEP3.
DIBERT, WAYNE co, JORNsTovE, PA.