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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20

"A VOICE FROM MPHILADELPHIA.-I there
10 any one thing we hate worse than another
it is haggling in trade. To waste ten min
utes' time and sweet temper buying waist
coat, and then feel an assurance that we have
been "bit" in the bargain is trial of
grace. The great Clothing House of Wan
amaker 81 Brown, corner Sixth and Market
streets, Philadelphia, have eXppgned the
word "haggle" from their dictionary. For
the Fall ard Winter trade, every garment
of their enormous stock, filing q rooms is
distinctly marked with a label, stating the
name and character of the materials, and the
only price at which it can BE- bought. The
great firm also gives signed Guarantee of
the quality Of the article, aud stands pledged
therein to take it back and refund the cash, if
within ten days it /. rendered by tho pur-
chaser. OF all the strides that business ex-
perience and business tact have conceived
to bring buyer and seller together, this of
OAK HALL is the greatest. But every read
er will peruse their remarkable ad vsrtiss-
ment in our present issue.
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OUR readers have not failed to notice the
interesting and useful hints contained in thu
articles which have appeared in our paper
from Drs. Oldshue, 132 Grant street Pitts
burgh, Pa. Being personally acquaicted
with those physicians we are prepared to
recommend them as gentlemen, and we
Judge we'll posted in their profession. If
any of our readers havo failed to read the
consecutive notices that havo appeared, we
advise that they look them up and observe
the future articles. What costs but a minute
or two 20 read may prove great blessing,
when what is written is the result of study
and mature experiment. Few men are so
well prepared from experience and proper
mode of testing the nature of diseases in the
way indicated as the Doctors Oldshue.
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A BIT OF ROMANCE.-One Of the partci-
pants in . recent excursion to California fur
nishes the Lancaster Express with the follow
ing account of a romantic incident which
befsll q former resident of this place who is
well known to many of our readers:
At Columbus was the beginning of what af-
tcrward developed into a iirst-class romance.
Here the excursionistS- met IL middle-agcd gen
tleman who formerly resided Columbia,
Lancaster county, and who will be rememb bercd
by many Coldmbians of the present day. 1t
was none Otner than DIR. n. II. Wolf Eighteen
or twenty years ago he left Columbia for CIn-
cinati, Ohio, where he settled in the practice
of his profession and took unto himself Il wife.
The result of this union was the birth OF a
daughter, which event, instead or cementing
more closely the affections of the father and
mother. eventually eliminated in. their entire
and permanent estrangement. They separated
by mutual consent, the mother and her child
going to California, and the father remaining
IN CInc1nnati. After reaching the G Olden State
the mother obtained a divorce from the Doctor,
and married another gentleman, the result OF
this union being the birth of several children.
And now DR.. w. joins the eXcursionists with
the hope of finding his long lost daughter.
Although he travelled with the party we cannot
go slowly to the end of this romance, but for
the sake of the reader must reach it at once,
preferrlng to retracc our steps ana give the
side incidents afterward. The excurs Oni.ts
reached San Francisco in due time, and there,
surely enough, he found his daughter, whom
ne had last known as an infant. but now grown
To fully matured and beautiful woms rood !;
and strange to relate, his former wife, (thc
girls mother,) had died and been buried just
ttco days before the Doctors drriCdl We draw
.t dne Ssii over the happy reunion of father and
daughter Suffice it to say she returned with
her now middie-aged father to preside over his
elegant home in Cincinnati. Verify truth is
stranger than felton,
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D ULE on the Heirs and Legal Re-

AS representatives. of BRIDGET CAMPBELL,
deceased, to accept or refuse.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, SIS:
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PzSSSYLvAN A
to Catharne Mccullough. Mary Jane NcCul-
Tough, Joseph Mccullough, James Mccullough,
Rose Campbell, (now intermarried with Charles
McKenna, of Mansfield Valley, Allegheny coun-
legal representatives of Bridget Campbell, late of
Washington township, of said county, deceased
STestiHu:
You and every of you are hereby cited to be and
appear before the Judges of our Orphans Court,
to be held at Ebensburg. in and for said county,
on the first Monday of December next, then and
there accept refuse to take the real estate of
said Bridget Campbell, deceased, at the appraised
valuation put upon it by an inquest duly awarded
by The said Court, and returned by the Sheriff of
said county the 3lst day OF August, A. ID. 1874,
or show cause why the same should not be sold, to
wit: A certain messuage or tract of land situate
in the township of Washington. county of Cambria
and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows. to wit: Beginning at a beech. north
ves. corner of the tract thence, by land of the
heirs of James Smythe, deceased north sixty-three
degrees. east one hundred and nine perches, to n
post: tncnce south thirty five degrees. east one
hundred and hfty-seven and one-halt perches, to 2
post midway between the Pennsylvania Railroad
and the Portage Railroad thence IN a line mid
way between the said railroads. south forty-one dc
r-ees west one hundred and ten percbes: thence
north thirty-five degrees, west two hundred and
fifteen perches, to the place of beginnng-contain-
ing JIs acres and 154 perches and allowance. with
appurtenances valued and appraised at the sum
of S1S76i
And herein fan not
Witness the Hon. John Dean, President Judge
OF our said Court. Mt Ebcnsburg, this 9th day OF
November. A. v. lsT4.
\ true copy. JAMES II. SINGER.
HERNAS BAUNBR, Sheriff. Ls.1 Csrk o. o
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DYsPEPsIA.-Dyspepsi ia the most dis
couraging and distressing disease man is heir
to. Americans are particularly subject to
this disease and it's effects, such as sour stom-
ach, sick headache, habitual costivsness,
heartburn, water-brash, gnawing and burn
ing pains in the pit of the stomach, coming
up Of the food, coated tongue, disagreeable
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 not
n case in the United States it will not cure.
If you doubt this go to your Druggists, Lem
men & Murray, or r. NJ. Woleslagle & Son IS
store at wilmore, and get a sample bottle
fer 10 cents and try it. Regular size IS cents
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A WALKING ADVERTISEMENT

SPRINGS, g q.
DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N Y:
Dear Str-I am walking advertisement
for your Golden Medical Discovery Purra-
two Pellets and DIR. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy.
they having cured me Of Catarrh Of nine
years standing. which was so had that it
dlshgured my nose, and, while curing It,
your medicines also cured me of Asthma in
Its worst and most aggravated form. Before
using your medicines / had become reduced
In flesh from one hundred and flfty-fve to
one hundred and fifteen pousds and / now
weigh one hundred and sixty-two pounds,
and am in better health than have enje ed
for twenty yeaFs
Yours truly, J. L. LUMspEN.
The above is but O fair sample of hundreds
OF letters which arc received by DIR. Pierce,
and in the face of such evidence who can
longer doubt that the Doctors medicines
cure the worst cases of Chronic Catarrh
TIE GREAT FAvOEITE WITH THE LADIES
VIM. Forsyth Bynum & Son, druggists, of
Live Oak, Fla, write, Sept. 10Th, 1874, as
follows: CDR. r. V, PIERCE Buffalo N Y
Your Golden Medical Discovery and Pur-
gative Pellets sell very largely and give COM
plete satisfaction, numbers of our custom
ers and friends testify with pleasure. Your
Favorite Prescription is indeed the great
Favorlte with the ladies, and numbers n
say with joy that it has saved them from
eking out miserable life or meeting with
premature death and restored them to health
and happiness"
thousands OF women bless the day on
which DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
was first made known to them. A single
bottle often gives delicate and suffering wo-
men more relief than months of treatment
from their family physician. In all those
deran gements causing hack ache, dragging
down sensations, nervous and general dehil-
ity, 1T Is a sovereign remedy. Its soothing
and healing properties render it Of the ut
most value to ladies suffering from internal
fever, congestion, inflammation or liberation,
md ifa asfr I, nin eff fna fA onf
displaeements Of internal parts, the result Of
weakness of natural supports 1t is sold by
all druggists.
DIR. PIERCE's pamphlet on Diseases pecu-
liar to Women will be sent to any address of
en- receipt of two stamps. Address as above.
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OBITUARY.

LEONARD.-Died. at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs f. A Griswold, in this place.
thursday morning. NOV. 18th, 1874, Mrs. CLARA
LEONARD, aged 50 years and months.
EVANS.-Died, in Bloomington, ILL.,, Mt the
residence of his brother, II. N. Evans, on Sum
day evening Nov. Sth, 1874 Mr.. JOuN ID. EVANS
aged 3S years.
The deceased was formerly en- Ebensburg
boy, having been born and reared in this place.
and was well known to many of our citizens
He was q brother-in-law of Mr.. A lex. Kinkead,
a respected resident of the East Ward.
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D ULE on the Heirs and Legal
4G Representatives Of the Real Estate ei

1N Representatives of the Real Estate ef
PATRICK DoNAHoE. deceased, to accept or refuse.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, ss:
THE CoMMoNwEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
to FRANCIS DoNAHoE, one Of the heirs and legal
representatives of PAT'K DoNAHoE. late of Wash
You are hereby cited 10 be and appear before
the Judges OF Orphans Court. to be held at
Ebensbnrg. in and for said county. the first
Monday of December next, then and there to ac-
cept or refuse to take the real estate of the said
Patrick Donahoe. deceased at the appraised val
nation put upon il by an Inquest duly awarded by
said Court and returned by the Sheriff of said
county on the 4th day of September. A. ID. 1874.
show cause why the same should not be Sold to wit:
PuRPART No. 1.J-An that certain piece par
land situate in the township of W ashin ston,
county of Cambria, and state OF nsylvanis. ad-
Joining lands of Mrs. Lucy Gardner and Michael
wit Beginning at pointers on land of Mrs. Lucy
Gardner thence north one hundred and sixty rods
to q post thence north sevcnt yrine degrees. west
one hundred and eighty-three rods, to post
and fifty-six rods, to the place OF begnning-con-
tanning 14sl5 acres and allowance, valued and ap-
praised at g. 56l4 per acre.
PURPART No. 2.-All that certain piece par
eel of land situate in che township. county and
ssate aforesaid, adjoining lands of Michael Braw-
lev Bernard Biglan, and Mrs. Lucy Gardner,
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at
a post: thence north sixteen rods beech: thence
FIVE rods. to "A post thence south twelve degrees,
east one hundred and twenty five rods, TO post
thence south seventy-nIne degrees east one hun
dred and eighty three rods to the place of beEin-
ning-contaning I3l acres, valued and appra .sed
at IS 33i& per acre.
And herein fail not.
Witness the Hon. John Dean. Judge of our said
, Court. at Ebensburg, this 9th day of November,
A. ID. 1874. -
true copy. JAZZ rs ii. SINCIER.
ERRxAx BAyEEE, Sheriff. lis Clcrk y. ..
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DARE CHANCE FOR INVEST

DARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
Az MENT.-A SPLENDID 4 ~SON
YARN FOR SALE-A valuable Ss[m5SA -
Farm in Westmoreland county, ES rr55Ajz5Hs.A
Pa, within one fourth of n mile
of Blairsville and not far from the
village of COkeville i. offered for sale Gccsmo-
dating terms. Said Farm contains ioS As'R E:s.
and has thereon erected good STONE HOUSE +
containing rooms, good LOG BARN, CAR
RIAGE HOUSE. GRANARIES. CORN CRIB,
Sc. and there is excellent spring of pure wat
on the premises. There is no better farm in West
ern PennSy ylvania for raising stock carrying on
the dairy business. For further Information and
terms apply to or address
~ FORD, Cresson, Pa,
Mrs. G. A. FORD, Blairsvillo, Fa.
Nov. 2o.--tf
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a SSIGNEE'S Notice is
So hereby given that c. l.. GRISwOLD aud
a. !. GRIswoLD. OF SusJueh anna township Cam
bria county, Pa. by deed OF voluntary assignment
hav" assigned all their estate real and personal
to the undersigned. residing in Ebeusburg. for tho
benefit of their creditors. All persons therefore
indebted to the said &. l. q rswols and A y Gr ris-
woli are requested to make armsnt 20 the under
signed, and those having claims demands Will
make known the same wiJhout delay.
GEO. &. l.. ZAHM,
Assignee OF G. L. Griswold & A j. Grisvold.
Ebcnsbarg. Nov. Is. 1S74.-6t.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
O. Estate of PETER KAYLOR, decd.
Letters Testamcntary the estate of Peter
Kaylor. late OF Munster township, Cambria coun-
ty, having been granted to the undersigned by
the Register OF said coun ty all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same Will present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
5S$SSs 5S$$ES SaS S H5a5f sSHH2s sSHH2sr, Executor
NnH 90 1S.4-6t.
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CTEiA NJ TANNERY FOR SALE.

- Following is a description of a Steam
Tanncry and Real Estste located in Ebensbnry
Cambria County, Pa, which are offered for sale
on the most liberal terms: The property consists
of 3 Acres of Land. on which is erected Two
STORY BUILDING. 40 by so, and n ONE STORY
GUIDING, 20 by so, 1s Watts, Leaches, l large
Leach Tank. Lines. l Handler. Bates. l good
Engine of 10-horse power. / Bark Mill, Machine
for rolling leather and other fixtures. Hhe estab
lishment has capacity for tanning 500 hides per
year, and has advantages in the way of low prices
for bark, convenience to railroad and market. etc
This is chance for tanner with small
capital. For terms, etc. apply to
JOHNSTON s. SCANLAN.
Nov so, 1S74.-tf Ebensburg. Pa.
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SIRAG BULL.-Broke into the
- enclosure of the subscriber, in Allegheny
township. on or about the 1st day of November
after having been around the premises since some
time in July last, DARK BEINDLE BULL.
anout one year old last Spring The owner is re-
Guested to come forward prove property, pay
charges and take him away; otherwise he will
be disposed of according to law.
WIN. J. BUCK.
Allegheny Twp, Nov. 20, 1s74.-st
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STRAY HEIFER-.Came into tn,

~ enclosure of the subscriber In Clearfis Id
township. some time in the latter part of July
last a I}RIN DIE II FER, with white face one
year old last Spring. If the owner does not come
forward, prove property and pay charges within
the time specified, the hefer will be disposed of as
the law directs. DENNIS McCAULEY.
Clearfield Twp, Nov. 20, IS74.-3t.
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EBESSBURG, Nov. 16, 1874.

EBENSBCKtf, NOV. To, 1871.
EDITOR FREFHAN-Drdr Sir Permit me to
say IN reply to n contemptible fling in la ST
weeks issue of the Herald, that some Of the
citizens or jackson township have furnished n
considerable number of ties to the Pa. II. X.
Co, and are not only prepared to do the same
thing over again when it suits them TO do so,
hut with very little exertion could furnish
still another article which has been badly need
ed for several years past namely, n man with
brains to run a Republican newspaper in Eb-
ensburg. Yours, &C., REPIJBLICAN,
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FRHR OF CHARGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup OF
Tar. Wild Cherry and Horehound combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles
which long experience has proved to possess
the most efficient qualities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by 1t and in Group it
acts like magic. Call at r. j. Lloyd s Drug
Store and obtain a sample bottle free Of charge,
or a regular size for 81 or at p. M. Woie-
.laole s. Sons Store wiimore. j. r. NOR
ms. 113 North I'd ST., Phila. t3-13.-1y.l
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To CORRESPONDENTS In answer to va
rious letters of inquiry, we state: The Fifth
Gift Concert Of the Kentucky Public Library
will positively take place November 80, 1874,
and there will be no postponement. Ihe
aa;t,i nrize will be $3.50, 900. Save us the
troubIe of writing letters, good friends, and
for information concerning this matter, drop
= Inc tn Gov. Thomas X. Bramlette, Louis
.,;Ila XIV You will receive full particulars
hy retuyn mail. Please spare us,
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NOAIl COAL'l-The subscriber
~ is prepared to furnish. in large small
quantities. all qualities of ANTH RACTTE and
BTU MINOUS COAL, at lowest market rates.
Coal delivered promptly and free of charge for
hauling at any point in Eben s5urz or vicinity
Orders eft at the 2AHN STORE Will receive ear
ly attention. DANIEL III. ZAHA.
Ebensbury, Sept. ], IsT3.-tf.
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a DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.
A-N Estate of STLAS j. PARRISH, decd
Letters of Administration on.thc estate of said
cedent, late of Munster township, Cambria county.
having been granted to the undersigned, Ill per
sons indebted to said estate requested to make
payment forthwith. and those having demands
against the same will present them properly pro
bated for settlement.
ELIZA PARRISH. Administrative.
Ebensburg, Nov. 20. IS74.-6tt
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q UDITOR'S NOTICE-The un-
AA dersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county to
hear. decide and report upon the exceptions filed
to the final account of II. inkead. ESQ. ssignse
OF j ohm !. Glass. decd. and also 10 report distr
button of the fund in the hands of said Assignee
hereby notifies all persons interested that he viii
attend to the duties of said appointment his or
fee in Ebenshurg. on FRIDAY. the 9TH DAY oF
NOVEMBER, 1874, at o'clock. T. NJ, when and
where all parties may attend if they think proper.
ALVIN EVANS. Auditor.
Ebeneburz, Nov. l3 1s7A-3t.
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CTRAY HEIFER-Came into the
~ enclosure of the subscriber. in Clearfleld
township Cambria county. on OF about the 18th Of
July last. red and white spotted Hefor, one year
cid last Spring. The owner is requested to CONS
forward. prove property. pay charges. and taks
her away; otherwise she will b. disposed of &C
cordiny 10 law.
WASHINGTON DOUGLASS.
Ciesraeld Twp. Nov. I3. lS74-St.
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MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING.
L'I The attention OF the Ladies of EbenR-
burg and vicinity is directed to the fact that
MRS. K. e. JON ES has just received AZ invoice
of new and fashionable Millinery Goods. a her
rooms in the East Ward. Ebenshurg. " ediing
Bonnets, Hats. ETC., a speciality Drcssms king
promptly and neatly done The patronage of
the Indies is ros,ecr uliy soii~tsd. r5l.7ll
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a UDITOR'S EOTICE.-In the
AAmatter OF the recoguiZance os JOHN A.
and GEORGE RACER. in the partition of the es-
OF PHILIP RAoEE, deceased:
The undersigned, appointed Au litor to report
the amount due to each OF the heirs of the said
Philip Ragcr, deceased. hereby gives notice that
he viii attend to the duties of said appointment At
his Office in Ebensburg. on MONDAY. Nov. 23i
1874, at one o'clock, r. NJ. when and where all
persons interested may attend be debarred
from coming in on the fund.
A.V. BARKER, Auditor.
Ebensbure Oct. s., ls74.-3t.
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE-The un-

e UDITOR'S NOTICE-The un-
AA dersigrcd Auditor, appointed bv the
Orphan.' Court OF Cambria county to ascertain the
balance, and distribute the same. OF the fund IN
the hands Of F. x HAID Executor Of Jos. LENTz,
late of Alle2 heny township. deed. hereby gives
notice to all persons Interested that no VIII attend
to the duties of said appointment, AZ his Office in
Ebensburg. on SATURDAY. the 18TH DAY OF NO
VENEER. 1874 at o'clock. p. m. when and where
they must present their claims. be deharr-d from
coming in on said fund. JAIES NULL.
Ebenshurr. Nov. IL, lS7i.-St.
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HON. WILLIAM A. WALLACE.

To TEE EDITOR OF THE FRREMAN-Decr Str
see IN your paper an article in favor of Hon.
j. 3. BLACK for U. s. Senator. j do not com
plain OF this expression of your preference,
but lest it might be taken as the voice of the
whole party in Cambria county, ] beg TO assure
you and your readers that here our first and
only choice is Hon. WILLIAM A. WALLACE. of
Clearf1eld. We do not dispute the ability OF
Judge BLACK, but feel that younger and
more practical man is needed now. and when
that mar IS rising statesman. in the prime of
life and vigor, fully identified with our inter
ests, and one who has daily for more than flf-
teen years battled for our rights, for veal or
Tor woe. in sunshine and in storm, a feeling of
gratitude as well as party policy demand that
ne snail represent us in the Senate of the Uni
ted States. At least such is the feeling IN
SUSQUEBANNA.
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PUY BOROUGH BONDS THE
- Borough of Ebenshurg offers WATER
BoyDs for sale bearing six per cent. Interest. An
excellent opportunity for safe and profitable IN
VoS:mcpt. For furthe partirrlavz call ~
:. A. SHflFEi \ aE2D. TrseSurcr
ErelsS usas, CsL =. BoTI-..,
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Local Correspondence.
SOUTH FORK, Nov. 16, 1874.

SOUTH FORK, Nov. 16, 1874.
DEAR RFREEMAE-Having defeated the Ring
routed them horse, foot and Dragons. we can
now, like good soldiers, turn our thoughts TO
peace and all Its attendant blessings
:, our new church was dedicated yesterday by
hev X Dubos, of the Evangelical Association.
ano a m sure that this community was never
so intellectually fcasted as it was on that occs-
s1on- Rev. Dubbs Is q gentleman or extr1ordi-
nary aoliit1cs, with a natural talent for public
speaking. The large congregation appeared to
oe spell-bouDd during the entire DISCOURSE and
when he had finished the sermon and appealed
TO the people for funds TO pay for the church,
IT was simply impossible to refuse him, and the
resultwas that in short time the entire amount
required was subscribed. The church Is a very
neat and comfortable edifce and reflects great
credit on the builders. While 1t is under the
control of the Evangelicals, yet it can be used
by any other Protestant denomination that
wfshes to hold service therein.
Buslness IL not very promising here Just now.
but we have big hopes for the future. The Pa
n H. agent, however, is pretty busy selling
tickets FOR Salt River. and "a the passengers
from this point are despera tely short. think
the Company would confer a great favor on
those interested by reducing the rates.
Talking OF ticket agents reminds me that the
one at Conemaugh is so sleepy headed that per-
sons desirous of leaving on the Altoona A c.
con- odatIon east can never procure tickets at
that office, and are compelled to pay the addi-
tional fare charged by the conductors.
Yours, &C., B. f. r.
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DANIEL McLAITEHLIN- t.,o-.ne

- Gt-LGtC. Johnsto,Sn pa s,<r., !, -, .
I-Nchaige buildlng, up stairs,) cprncr 90 TssD
tot ana i1oci,et sf-eets- Wsil attend - al l-tS-
ness eeonectea ~ss nisS1sroi 0ss,on