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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-11

AN OPERATION IN LITHoToAY.-Her-
men Banner, ST., father of Sheriff Banner, of
Cambria county, a gentleman who is now in
his nth year, has been suffering for several
years past with what is known in the ver-
nacular stone i'm the bladder. 1t is now
about eight or nine years since he first felt
annoyance from this cause, and more recent
IL the inflammation resulting from the pres
enue of this foreign substance was great
as to intiict upon the old gentleman the most
excrutiating pain. Finally ii was suggested
by Louis Baumer his son, that possibly an
operation mi ght relieve him, and in pursu-
auce of this he called upon DR.. John Low
man TO have opinion in the premises.
An examination was made by this skllttui
surgeon, and the instrument at once detected
the stone which caused all the pain. The
doctor agreed TO make an inCision and re-
move the obstruction ; but owing to the ad-
vanced age of Mr.. Banner, it would or
course be impossible to guarantee that his
recovery would follow. The patient de-
Clarcd his willingness to take any risk
rather than suffer such torture any longer,
and the surgeon at once commenced treating
him so as to have his system in suitable con-
dition. This morning, at ten o'clock, a
group of physicians, consisting of the oper-
atinR physician, his son. DIR. w. b. LowmaR
and Drs. Swan and Schill, stood in the room
where the old gentleman lay. The keen
knife, held in the careful hands of the first
mentioned gentleman, made an inclSlon Oh
about three inches at the anus, and in as
far as the bladder. Then the latter was
opened to the length of two and a-half in
ches, the tong shaped instrument quickly
but carefully inserted, and the stone was
drawn forth. In shape and color it was ike
a pebble-stone that might be picked up any
place along the shore of the river, and its
weight is just one and one-half ounces 1t
is oval or eCg-shaped, ana at one end red
granules formed rough edge, where it had
fastened to the bladder, but the rest OF 1t is
nearly as smooth and polished as river
stone The peculiar operation is known by
the surgical term OF "Lithotomy, ana, as
NAV be supposed, it requires great skill to
perform it, Mr. Baumer suffered consider
able pain, but after TIE substance was re-
moved be rallied very much, and there is a
strong hope of his ultimate recovery. HIS
loss of blood did not exceed two ounces
JohnstolCn, Tribune 4h.
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THE MOST POPULAR SoNG OF THE DAY
!. "Gathering Shells from the Sea Shore,
composed by VIII. Il. Thompson Snch Is
the extraordinary popularity of this most
exouisite song that il is scarcely possible TO
keep IL i'm print. Messrs. Lion u Hea!y OF OF
this city have Just given nm order for hooo
copies. and other dealers are ordering IL ny
the thousand. - Chicago Journal. .
For sale by all Music Dealers-Price ~
cents. Published by w. l.. THOMPSON *
Co, East Liverpool, Ohio.
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,ocaL AND PERSONAL.

1,o>tv1TTFE MEETING The
CotN r the Democratic County Com
nr'Do 40 rroueSted to meet at mo Court
uiure - TLeushurg, on THURSDAY, THE
House, ,,,- MARCH NEXT, for the purpose
% pAi - ,,,., Rsprescntative delegates to
ot e. .L.',eratic state Convention, to meet at
tas L'..ar ON the 22d of the same month !;
Lam Ian elect curferees to meet similar con-
as fr,m Blair county To appoint Sena-
- delegate, and 70 translct suCh other
tora' w nav I've brought before the Com
business full attendance ia requested.
ull9ee'' ISAAC WiKE, Chairman.
ynnore. Jan. 81, 1876.
Y,NBERs OF COMMITTEE.
.-.r,,r-Iames Costello.
AuIaa-Leuy 'rwp.-Jacob Maggie
AAlesH1's.E Tvp-A. X. Longenecker.
I.rr 'Twp.-Ilcnry DUNN
ba.l ra, Eor.-JOhu Ryan.
l".Il''I 'T,rp. Peter Kane.
lH'. .r.,Ey,tt RIr.-A. Walters,
rhesl lsr},gs t%P,gSiB iB1r.ssSilas lir.is McGough.
lu,s,I1 a Richard Collins.
.,al,,,.,,'yb I'wp.-J. Wissinger.
I'.lis.-.,,',ISb Bur.-Junn Nidman, lst ward;
=, .t..i Quinn. ~ ward.
on, s..,',r'Il f,rp.-Willtam Lloyd.
Lf"! tI,,invugh I}or.-Thonns NcCabe.
Etiais,sLrrg tas, Bor.- John ID. Thomas, L. W.;
= --.,G Mcdonald, ". W.
81 .rstt,rii Twp.-I~ Isaac Horner.
s.,iillIttfn Twp Charles Hunter.
ggal''ii,zig Ror-Jamcs EagHn.
men Tvp.-iIenry Reager.
yy'SySas-own e. T. speedy, lst ward; J. V. SHAFT
fsr ward Le"isW chm 81 TarH' g1nt 5sh srT DpT
ssrr K1uutz. 9Th ward.
= I'r.rfl Bora. J. Chrtsty:
,,,iTo,1la B9r.-Wiiiiam O'Brien, lst ward;
p -l.rf SsrzusJn, 2a ward.
Minister 'Ivp.-John Farren;
r...oa,.r E1r.- John DimoHd,
r,rsrd Twp. Joseph 'teis
sr,.r.I-rlI.I Twp Daniel SkeIly.
.,+r,.ff,ill- Bur.-Wiiliam Linton.
s..,i.Lanua Twp.-Feter Heltrick.
'r,rinrTwu William ), Hcadrlck.
Ws.Erctuu Twp James Naher.
r.rfre IWp-W iillam Fleming.
v.irr,rrr Bur.-Edwurd Miller.
W.uIyi,lp Bur.-W illiam Magehan-
ir-rr Y0Ger Twp.-WiliaHI X, Grubb-
Liver Yuder Twp.-JanIes Burns
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NOTTCE.-All persons are hereby
~ cautioned against interfering with the
following described property. purchased by ms and
loft with THOMAS cLaR6 until we see proper to
remove the same, viz: team of stations. ! team
grey horses. sorrcl mare. cow and salt gon.
| sleigh. harness and spreads set single harness,
lot of feed and straw in barn. i stove. and lot
OF household aud kitchen furniture. bedding etc
FINNES & JOHNSON.
Chest Springs, Jan. -, lsT6. l24.-st.l
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A UDITOR,S NOTICF-R1rrIr's

~ IT. = 4NV To I---IlIFFIK =
- ESTATE The undersigned appninted
ny the orphans Court OF Cambria county Auditor
70 report distribution of the balance of funds he
longing to Estate of Jas. NJ Rifle In the hands Of
m IL Sechler. aim'r OF said estate hereby
gives notice that he Will attend to tho duties OF
said appointment at the ONCE of VIM IL SecbI,r
IN Ebensburg. on WEDNESDAY,, FrRRr.py ~
1sT6. at o'clock, T. NJ, when and where an r-pr
sons Interested may attend OF be debarred from
coming in on said fund.
Jan. IS 1876 st nu@i'of-
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that the application of LorettO Borough
to become subject to thu provisions of the Act of
Assembly of April q. 1881, relating to Boroughs
and also to open alley in said Borough, will be
presented to the Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace, in and for Cambria county, at the coming
March Session. 7. q. LAKE,
Feb. IL Is76-3t Attorney for Applicants
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Our PuS~le Department.
CREssEY STATION, Merced Co.. Cal, ,
IAnuarN u lS16

CREssEY STATION Merced Co. CAL
January "a, 1876
DEAR FREEMAN-Your "Puzzle Department
is becoming quite Interesting. and will accomplish
a good thing in sharpening up teachers in arith-
metic.
f. F. MS answer to the plowing comedies with
mine, but others difier-some asserting that one
team plows as much as the other excepting the 81
rods the first round. But, why is no: the other
question answered? to wit: If in land one and
a half miles long and onequarter OF mile wide,
twenty acres are plowed each day for twelve days,
what width is cut off each day, measuring from
the side inward toward the centre7
propose few other examples: Tho moon S
attraction is only onesxtieth (l60) of the earth
attraction. Now IL a man weighs one hundred
and eighty pounds on the earth, how much would
he weigh in the moon2 No,c, take care!
Two men killed a deer in the woods. and being
bitted axe into n log and made the upper edge a
fulcrum, on which they balanced a pole: and
pended himself from the short of the lever,
and the man who weighed 1i0 lbs. suspended
himself from the long arm of the lever, they
balanced each other: then, without changing the
lever the I40 lbs. man suspended from the short
and the deer suspended from the long arm
also balanced each other. What was the weight
of the deer2
IT the average inclination of road is three
degrees, how many feet is that to a mile measured
along said road? To be done by arithmetic
II the orphans schools of your State educated
three thousand pupils at an expense of 81 500, ,oeo
what did the tuition of each cost!
rage wheel which is five feet in diameter how
viii that chalk mark travel while the carriage
goes one mile? ROE RoY-
here that california ever saw. We have heavy
frosts. snow, wind storms. rains, and thunder
which last is remarkable. 1t has blowed from the
southeast for the last four days. in perfect hur
ricane. without a moments intermission.
The people of California want conservative
man for the next President No radical, either
Republican Democrat, need apply. 1.-THE coun-
try is ever saved from bankruptcy and ruin. con-
servatsm must do 1t, K.
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MUNSTER TwP., Feb. :, 1870.
Mr.. EDIToR-As "I1oretto'' does not seem to
understand the quilt question, wish to know If he
can snlvc the problem when stated thus! 2 yards
and e3-l6's of q yard square. NJ. Nj. b.
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HOTEL PROPERTY AT PRI-
~ VATE SALE.-The sub 1
scriber offers Mt private sale the HyaT = a
we'll known Hotel property owned yESAff fI2
by him, in Carrolltown borough. kM4 sE5
The entire property consisting OF 30 49, q
n commodious Hotel building. large
and well arranged Stable and Outbuildings, are
In class condition, and the stand itself is one
of the best pat onized in northern Cambria.
Ay- Terms favorable and title perfect Call on
address UOMENEC E6ER,
Feb. list. Carrolltown, Cambria Co., Pa.
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE-RryJ.-

q Q UUITUKS NUTICE-BEvJA
MIN BENSHOFF VS.. NANCY JANE DA-
GAR who was interpleaded with Adam Rosa
IeHd. Erp0nnS. No. IL. Sentemher 1rar,n 1s-s
Anq now, 5th January, 1878. on motion of RIes.
srs- Johnston Seaman. John Fenlon was an.
pointed Auditor to report distrihn, ion Of he 49,,
ey IN ths hands OF Herman Baumer Esq. High
ohSrlh OF tanbra oounty, arising from the sale
OF the real estate OF the defendant
IN pursuance of the above appointment notice
Is herehs given that will attend at my Office IN
tic @ l,oIeugh OF EtTensbnrg. on FRIDAY. the Isl
cay OF EBRUARY, a. u. 1875. at O'Clock p NJ .
10 make distribution of said fund among the iuda
nieht crehitors or parties entitled thereto acccrd
ing TO law, when and whore all parties interested
may attend IL they think proper
Jan. "a, 1sT6-St
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E7NECUTOR'S NOTICE
EXECUTOR,S NOTICE

IA, y ECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of NICHOLAS REFFELY. decd
letters tcstamcntary on the estate of Nicholas
Hofely. late nf Barr township. Cambria coHu.r
fSnnsy lvania. deceased. have been Issued to the
dncersi s<ned. residing in crstd township whom
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment. and those In Tfng claims or de-
mands Sill make known the nn1n wifhont DELAY
MICHA FL KIRSH, Executor
Barr Twp, Jan 81. 1875 T2A-5,
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NOTICE.

~ The undersigned having been appofnt-
cd Corrrnittes OF tho person and eesst. Of ETLsE
e. CALLAs. widow OF William ssaIlan, decd Sy
the Court of Common pIcps Of Cambria -ount =
all persons Indebted to said ELLEN GsCALI.g
are requested 20 make immediate syment. and
those having claims arc required to present them
duly authenticated tor settlement.
JOSEPH CRISTE. Committee.
Sumpitviile, Jan. s. IsT6.-6t
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CHEsT SPRINGS, Feb. 4, 1870.

DEAR FREEMAN-In the Herald some time ago
I noticed a nut to crack, and the following is
my way of cracking it: Sarah and man each
owned 5,655 acres, and were worth s337 80 each
Jane and husband each l.40625 acres, worth acT.-
3I5 each. Martha and husband each .225 acres,
worth 1880 each. Safr. Martha's husband.
Peter James, and John Sarah's husband.
The top diameter of 'Lorettos' tin kettle is u :
74ol inches long bottom diameter, 35.Is inches ;
height 17.3 inches.
If..J.oretto'' will draw n diagram of that trape-
Zod ard examine it thoroughly he may readily
see that the iihe common to both held, IS onger
the radius OF circle and, the other line begins
at the point, it may be readily seen that it is
a little longer than the diagonal.
That pendulum must be shortened .543 Of
inch. it being seconds pendulum
The sides of f. F. Ms small triangle are s.017
plus. 7.4s plus. and 6.et X. I'd. The time was 20
lem being the only original one-that is; with the
exception of Rob Roy ys'-for several, am sure
have beon sent in. i humb,y suggest that his
problem may be solved thus wise: The stratum
OF pigeons which surrounds the earth is a hollow
then diameter of earth in inches plus X. cubed
and multiplied by .5236, will give the soiidtty OF
that he Constitutes one de Of cubic eqmation the
other side of the equation being made up of tre-
decillions cubic inches, plus the solidity of the
earth in inches
A.plank IS rs feet long IA inches wide and inch
es thick. what is the side Of n cubical box whIch
may he constructed from it?'' A. d. H..
p S. Let ,.Wilnore' answer some OF prob
lens.
ALLKeHErY TWP. Feb. 5 iS7s
DEAR FREENAN-Below send you two problems
for your Puzzle Department" promising that
they are not like most of those which you have
published for some time past, being culled from
different authors
PROBLEM FIRST.
How many barrels of crooked Shiekcy would IL
take to reach from Chicag to New y York the dis
tance being e61 miles. length of barrels 81 inches,
bung diameter % inches, laying every third bar
rel ways and leaving n space OF eighteen IN
ches between every barrel, so that Bah, Joyce,
Avery. or any chap with a brick In his hat could
walk around every barrel along the line7
PROBLEM SECOSD.
RI on the floor or ground q circle describe,
And in the centre place stan eight feet in heights
And il to the top l a line do afx,
w hich measures in feet twice seven and six
q. Now fthis lire ten feet beyond tho circle extend
" hat is the diameter OF the circle, pleasc answer
your friend. y CIOD HOPPER.
MUNSTER TwP Feb. :, 1870.
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FERRrARYs. 1879.


DEAR FnrrMAN---F First I shall try to correct my
own errors thus: The solution to s'pine stick. "
appears in the paper, is 66S55-12 lbs and az had
1t and have il here is 9535 5-I2 lbs. The mistake
type-setter or by me 1 cannot tell. My answer to
.Hans Snits'' No l was wrong. 1 did not examine
the statement of the problem very closely. My
solution of 1t now is i7-12S Of day by and &.
think this is correct If not can get 1t by being
more careful in working IL. The solution to the
grindstone problem by A. ID. II. and myself do not
tally. VIII some umpire decide which is nearer
the true one2 The to the conicaI glass
problem by A. D. H. and the sent by do
not agree. VIII some of your contributors
decide this also? Your correspondent In Wimore
seems to have lost his temper. We asked him to
give information in order to be able TO cacu-
late the number OF his few pigeons. He says his
the only original problem that appeared in
the paper except Rob Roy's." This is strong,
/ would like nluch!u be able TO the so, con-
federate money. if / knew how but l don't. |
looked in Worcester's dictionary, but failed to
find either the word tridecllion or tredecilion in
1t. Dccillion is in II, the definition of which is
given as number raised or involved to the tenth
power; but it does not say what that number is.
II we assume 1t to he million, then the deciilion
would be having 60 ciphers annexed to IL. The
dccllion or tredecllion is probably considered 3
times the decillon. But think what your Will
more correspondent wants calculated is this: Sup
an even surface. and the diameter of it was IL
larged by 600 billions of miles. Then calculate
the number of cubic inches in the part that N
laraed it. and that number of cubic inches divided
by would give the number of pigeons estimated
by your "Wilmore'' lightning calcu lator. But
whether that would be equal to- or above. or under
his tredecllfon will remain question until your
correspondent Mt Wilmore will give your readers
idea of what a tri or trcdecilion is. I hope
to be able to earn the reward offered when your
Wilmore contributor will have given us n little
more light on the subject, which hope he will do
cheeTfulIy. Yours. &c, LoRETTo
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r B. MCCONNELL. NJ. D..

NTM. II. SECHLER, 4Atforncy at
w LGrc, Ebenslurg Pa Ofice on Sec
ond floor of T. J. Lloyds new building Consrs
street. l-21. 7e.-trl
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Ghe lailg Argns,
ROCK ISLAND, I'LL
Ti.den and the War.


Republican papers have frantically
asked for proof that Tilden was in sympa-
thy with the Union during the late civil
war. They ask. like another rebellious
and adulterous generation of blackguards,
for sign Well here is a sign which we
respectfully challenge Republican papers
to publish:
In letter to the secretary Of war, i'm
medlately after the firing upon Fort Sum
ter, Mr. Tilden wrote to the secretary OF
war advising more extensive preparations
for the struggle than were being made,
and on the 22d of June, 1861, he partici
pated IN the presentation OF a stand of col
ors to the S7th regiment of New York
volunteers, as it was going to the front.
Of this presentation the New York Tn
b,Hle (good Hayes authority said at the
time:
The colors were presented at the Bat
terry, the regiment then being drawn up in
line, and being at the time ready to depart
for the sceae of war, which it did o1 the
following day. There was some ceremony
at the presentation of the flag and severa
speeches were made. One of the speak
ers on the occasion was Mr.. SAMUEL j.
lIlLDEN, who made stirring appeal to tht
officers and men of the regiment-a speech
not excelled iu patriotism by any public
speaker.
The daily Argus., 1876-08-31

The only two surviving members of Mr..
Lincon's cabinet, Gideon Weles and
Montgomery Blair, support Tilden.
Lincoln's assistant secretary of war
Charles A. DANA supports Tlden.
MIR. Lincoln's law partners, Leonard
SWEET and VIM. Fl. Hernden, support
Tidec.
Every intimate friend and adviser of Mr.
Lincoln supports Tilden, and if Mr.. Lin
coin were living ne would support Tilden
as does his minister to England, Charles
Francis Adams, who held our interests il
the hollow of his hand at the court of ST
James during all the war
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MERITS OF THE MEDICINE
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY OF Rock ISLAND I 80
In the Circuit Court at the September term, A. d.
1876 In Chancery.
Annie E. Turner, W. Abraham G. Turner.-Divorce.
To the above named defendant Abraham &. Tur-
ner. You will take notice that the above named com
plainant. Annie turner, has this day filed in said
court her bill of complaint against you for divorce.
that said cause Is now pending in said court, that
summons in chancery has been issued in this suit
against you, returnabe the first day of the next
term Of said court TO be begun ana holden at the
Court House in the city of Rock Island, in SAID
county. on the first Monday of September, 4. II
1876 at which time and place you will appear.
Dated at Rock island, H., this 25th day of July
A. d. 1876.
GEORGE d. GOULD,
Clerk of said Court.
SWEENEY, ,& JACKSON, Compl'ts Solicrs. 2odtd
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Enamelled Pipe.

TRY THE ENAMELLED PIPE, 1T WILL N01
l Rust or crack and costs only trihe more than
common iron pipe. Is positively THE BEST thing
for water service pipe. have the exclusive agency
for Rock Island FRED HASS.
Store in Star Block
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HIN 4

r 81 u g. - L - A-~
Ocean Mail Steamers.
Twenty Flrst-Class, aud
up 10 4.500 tons burthen Between
LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW AND QUEBEC
Portland an BALTIMORE. Carrying
Passengers. all classes, between principal
points in Europe. and America at lowest
rates. CABIN AND SALoAN ACCoMMoDA-
TIONS UNEXCELLED.
Shortest Sea Route, Superior
Ships, Experienced Officers, Displined crews
SAFETY THE GOVERNING RULE. Three
weekly sallings each way.
EMrGRANT aud STEERAGF
PASSENGERS offered special inducements
and very best accommodations through t.
all points. r
Our agents all over the Wes'
can give the same favorable terms al
ourselves. -, .ssr..
Nos, n & "a Lasalle ST., Chicago Ill
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Going North-11 II 1898 p.
Going South 20 a. m; S:2S p. IN.
Palace slrepn; carr owned and operaIed by this
line. accompany al! night trains.
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
AT Burlington with roiedo, Peoria & Warsaw R'y
for PEORIA indianapolis, Lafayette and Cincinnati
with Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy X. r., for Chi
cago. keokuk. quincy and st Louis West to Ottum-
wa and points in ksnsas and Nebraska, and with
Burlington Il Southwestern R'y, for Pennington,
Bloomfield and ali points in Missouri ard Kansas.
At Columbus junction, with Chicago q South
western Railroad fortWashing;ou and Leas enworth.
At Nichols with Museatine Division &, X 81 M.
for Muse time.
At West Liberty, with Chicsgo Rock Island q
Pacific Railroad, for Iowa City, Desmoines, and
Davenport
At tedar Rapids. with Milwaukee Division of b,
c r & for Independence. West Union, Postyille,
ana McGregor; with Chicago Northwestern Rail-
way, tor Omaha. Council Bluffs and Chicago, and
with Dubuque & Southwestern R'y for Dubuque.
At waterloo ard Cedar Falls, wlla Illinois Gen.
| tral Railroad for Independence, Dubuque, Fort
Dodge and Sioux City.
| At Shell Rock with Stage for Wayerly.
AT Nora Junction, with Milwaukee & st Paul
Railway, for Mason City and Charles City
| At Plymouth with Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
| for all points in Minnesota.
At St Paal, for all points on Northern Pacific
Raiiwcy, the great Lake Superior region, ard all
points North and Northwest
L. T.. WINSLOW, Genl Manager
G. j IVES. Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agent,
| Cedar Rapids. Iowa
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Orleans Street Livery.

HENRY, LIVERY FEED. SALE AND
N Boarding Stable Parties and Funerals Spe-
eiality. Orleans Street, between Buffalo and Ea-
gle. Charges reasonable. Ri5db
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g. M. KELLER. MI. ID,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence cor
: Orleans and Ohio streets next door TO k9hler'
Drug Store. Office over Benser Il Thomas DruI
tore, Market Square, Office hours 10 To II A T.
Pm. 7-l4d&w1y
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EDWARD ID. SWEENEY. WILLIAM JACKst
SwEENEy &; JACKSON.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRS 1T LAW
= Ofice-Cor. Eagle aad illinois streets, Rcck Il
and Illinois. I-1GdIy
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ed Brequet Hair Springs Full Ruby Jewelled, ano
combine all modern improvements ID WATCH
making. -, - ror;uo,
the paris Exposition OF 1861 for the best perform
ancc and greatest accuracy in Adlusthehts anu ar
further guarantee that they are equal 10 te pes
annex names Of some OF the most respeCtauie ueat
ers in the trade VINO have tested theih LOT AeIr anu
will vouch for the accuracy OF our statements
Benedict Bros. y. Y, W. /. Neeks' bangor
Ssmitn NsTfi sSyrstoga o sps W strang Elmira
T n = Booth o; & Son. Roch Hastins & I.ben, osw.
pstnr \ Y 20, Ny.
II. Botchkiss, Buffalo, \. Hyde & Bettys, Auburn
b x Chase & Co.. Rut J. 4. Clark, Batavia, M
J n laGqs G1snt Mt, TROY Pa. II. Cowen & Co., cleve
A. Lowell Eui' Portland. Me- O. H. Ford, New Howell.
!" obiol ~ !icho= & Isentha To-
A. L. Burbank, worces ledo. ohio:
ter Macs Geo. Embry, Morrow, o
W S Taylor, Utica, New o. Bis' Canalosl{Ea, q :
York. 1. LeIFS q WoF't
Evans & Manning, Bing- Cambridge, \.
hamton n. \. D. ID bueiI " SO'' ha4
DunlsP asP.tSr y Rnfi'' "a il. MAJ" C. Wyman St Alban
T. E. Dickinson, Buffalo, - ", w u-;,..oo
George W. Dickinson, Ct.
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