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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-12-07

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Authorized Capital. ........ $500, 600.
Paid Up Capital Observation-Disclosures 100000.
Permanent Surplus Fund ...-........... $50,0O0 90
Dividend paid March A. 1874, 74,.......>..... 10000 90
Average Deposits proceeding six months, 4S5 00000
Invested in U. S. Bonds. ............... 214000.O0
We transact general Banking business, and buy, at
highest rates Gold Dust, Coin. Gold and Silver Bull
lion, and Local Securities Sell Exchange and Tele-
graphic Transfers. available in all parts of the United
States the Canadas, Great Britain, Ireland and the
Continent. COLLECTIONS made and ceedsremitted
promptly. Our facilities for handling
SILVER ORES particularly good, and this
branch of business will receive special attention.
Cash advances made upon Ores, and same shipped for
account of owners. OR WE WILL BUY FOR
CASH at the very best rates allowable. Owners of
mines will consult their interests by calling upon
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r They have new hat for boys called the
''Danite." 1t is the hat for all time.
Day 'n-night, yeu know. Philadelphia 3ul-
letin. III En- -.ssara
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-Notlce Is hereby given thai the tul-
lowing named appraiSemcuts of per- onul pro-
perty OF decedcnts. selected ard set apait for
the widows OF infesfateS under the Act OF As
sembly Of the I4th day of April. A u. 1881. have
been filed in the Registers Office, at Ebenshurg.
aud will toe presented to the Orphans Court of
Cambria cou1ty. for confirmation aud allow
ance. on WEDNESDAY, the .th day OF MARsH,
A, u. 1871. to wit:
l. Inventory and nppraiscmcnt n certain PER-
sonal property appraised and set apart fcr Rcsan-
ma Arble, widow oi William Arble. late of Carroll
township. deeds 90.
= inventory and appra iscment of certain per-
sOnal property appraised and set apart for Rachel
Hopkins, widow of William Hopkins. late Of White
township. decd 500 .g5.
B. Inventory and appraisement Of certain per-
sonal property appraised and set apart for Mary
Gates, widow of Isaac Gates, late OF " bite town
ship. dec'd.-S300.
! Inventory and appTaisement Of certain per
sonal property appraised and set auart for HargTs
ret Boast. widow Cf Jacob Boast. late of washing.
ton township, decd-Sl75 so.
,. Inventory Hud nppraisy ment Of certain per
sonal property appraised and apart for tai ha-
rine Eakins. widow of Snml Eakins late OF M hite
township. dec-d.-Sl35 q5
8. Inventory ana appraisement Of certain per-
sonnl property appraised ana se apart tor Mary
!. schmidt widow cf +. =. Schmi Il. late of White
township dcc'd.-S94 so
JAMES NJ. SINGER. Clerk O. G.
CLERK 5 Office Ebenshurg Feb. 8. lST5.
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OBITUARY.

PARRfSH.-Died, at his rcsdeure In Munster
township, on Sunday morning Feb. 18th, lSTI,
Mr. PETER PARRISH. aged g. years and s months.
The subject of this notice. whose death was
preceded by less han three days Illness. or at
least bv partial confinement to bed for that
length OF time only, one of the NEST up
right and God fearing men that we ever knew
"a perfect model indeed. nf Christian meek
ness and unassuming though not unappreciaied
manhood-and living ms he did in the full en-
JOY ment of the confidence and esteem of all
his neighhors and acquaintanccs. his death
could not fail TO call forth, as ii has the heart
felt synpathies of the entire community of
which he had so long been an hnnored part.
The deceased was born and passed his entire
life in the neiyhborhood in which he died, and
as it can with entire truth ne said of him that
he kept the salvation OF his own soul aud the
well being of those about him, relatives
well as neghbors. at all times in full view, il
and useful career is ended. to believe. as we
honestly do. that he has found favor in the sight
OF that Heavenly Father whose mercies are
in the Catholic cemetery at Loretto on Tuesday
forenoon. whittier they were followed by one
OF the largest funeral professions thai has ever
paid tribute, in this county at least. to moral
worth and true Christian fidelity. The de-
ceased was the father of large family, all of
W hom are full grown and well worthy of such
a sire. May he rest in peace eternal.
LL'.-Died, near Wilmore, on Friday,
chilli OF John and Catharine SkeiIy and adopted
daughter of Daniel and Agnes Skelly, aged 10
years.
Our Celfe is dead, her spirit has fed,
And our hDmcs are now dreary and lone:
We listen in vain for a voice sweet and glad,
Which for ever and ever Ia gone.
We long tor glance of her beautiful eve.
Which has closed ina long dreamless sleep,
And never again with the love light will beam,
And never again waken to weep. f.
EASLY.-Died, in Johnstown, on Friday
evening, Feb. %, 1877, ELIzABETH G.. youngest
daughter of Hon. Geo. W. Easily aged 2o years,
II months and % days. Requiescdni in pace.
KAYLnR.-Died, in Xurster township, on
Tuesday last, of dyptheria, MYRTLE CECILIA.
youngest daughter OF Henry ana Mary Z. Kay
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Reaisterss Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given that the foliowfug
~ named accounts have been passed Hnf hicn
in the Registers Office NJ EhenshUrg. ili and
. Tor the county OF Camhtis .and viii hc prt sent
ed Ia the Orphans Court ~ said couu;g. cor
confirmation aud allowance, on MEDNEsBAT.
the .fh day of MARCH. A ID. ls13;
!. The aecount of Trsncis OFriei. exeeutor of
Elizabeth Miller. late of Loretto bcroug h. dee q.
The first and inal account OF J :. StraNcr,
administrator Of Peter Goughnohr. late ef Frnnk-
s. The account Of David X. wilhelm, guardipn
Of Henfy ". Hawkins. minor child Of Henry W.
Hawkins. late of Washington township. deed.
L The account Of r. N. George and Joseph
Criste executors Of Otho StyEer, ,lste Of Washing
5 The accounts Of II. A Bai.ey. guardian of
Harry T Walters. a minor child Of Henry Matters.
e The account Of II A. Bailey. guardian Of
late Of ohnstown borough. deed.
l. The account of John kiutz, Euariisn OF " ar
garet. Sarah. ndrew and There's A les sdt miner
children of John ID. Alstsdt, fatc of CSmhria tor
$ The account OF II a Fsfley. guardian Of
James W. Walters, a minor child 81 Henry wal
;ers late of Johns stown borough. deed
9. The oeeount Of II a Bailey. guardian Of
William Walters amiuor child of Henry Walters,
late OF Iohn-town borough. deed.
10 The first and final account OF ". A b Lit
tie. administrator f~frnt 5tn rHHsfu of Gee.
Iinger; late OF Loretto borgu. b, deed.
il. The account of John II. Douglass. executor
Of Thomas Adams, sr, late OF Clcariicid township,
deceased.
u The account Of las. M'R.iis-r, administrator
Of NJ l.. Kemle. late of Jobnstown borough dee
IS The account of Charles u. Ellis guardian OF
II The account of Charles Il. Ellis, uardan Of
George l. Mari. minor child of IN Marr. deed.
Is The account of Charles B. Ellis. uardian Of
Hannah J. Mari, minor child Of Nm. Mari
deed.
Is. The FIRST and partial account OF Henry
Walter. Esq execrtcr Of John Rider, late OF
Summerhill township deed.
Il. The second and final account, of Eliza Jane
purbin Gate q So. eEecUtriN OF John J. Glass-
late of Allegheny township dee >.
Is The account OF John /. Wiili9ns- guardian
of Cora. May and Henry benjamin v illian-s.
minor children OF Rachel Williams. deed.
IL The first and final account Of John J Good
and Christian Good. administrators ofJacOb Good,
late of Taylor township. deed.
20 The first and final account Of Iohn SCmcr-
vile and Samuel Farher executors OF IhUmas
Guoderham late of Susquehauns township. deed
81 The first and final account of Rose Bloch.
administrators OF John Bloch, tate Of I"hnsiuwn
borough. decd Tor said John Bloch as adfniuis-
trator of Ann n. Gilman late OF Richland tUwu-
ship. deed.
- The account of Joseph <. Strayer, admins
.ratoT ne bpuiS mn OF Conrad HcCkruth, late of
JohnstOwn borough. deed.
% The account Of II. Kinkead. ESQ trustee
appointed by the Orphans Court 10 make sale OF
the real estate of Catharine Parrish. deed.
JAMES VI. SINGER. Register.
Registers Office, Ebe nsburg. Feb. 3. 49,.
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T ICENsE NOTICE.-Petitions for

~ Tavern. Eating House and Quart Lii
cense have been filed in 1.-The the office OF the Clerk
following named persons, and will be presented
TO Court at March Term. 1871:
TAVERN LICENSE.
Allegheny Twp.-w. ]. Bonner.
Adams Twp Jacob b. SprouI.
Carrolitown nbr.-Andrew ii. Haug, Edward
L., Binder, lawrence Schroth.
Shss, SS,eariiea Tss Iwp,1rhomas Dunphy;
:, Chest Springs Bor.1Jas. Hawks, Silas \. Nc
Cough.
Cambria Bor.-Ctarles Boyle, G eorgc Aigner,
A,s,, Hnn Mary EIrts Henry G9rs Peter Hsug hey
rad Meyer.
Conemangh Bnr-John widnan. Plus KIur.
1st Ward John F. Flattery, Joseph Daily, Mi
chael Toohey. Lawrence Reich. 2d Ward.
Croyle Twp.-Peter Brown. Frank knriz.
East Conemaugh BOr--Leonard kcst. David
Falcon.
;, ,Ebenshurp Bor:--L. II. Linton. East Ward /;
Henry Foster, Michael Larerner, Isaac Craw-
ford, John a. Blair. West Ward.
Franklin Bor.-Peter Rubrirz.
Gallitzin Bor--Albert Bender, James Maulls.
Johnstowp Bor.-Joseph Menizer, LIST Ward
Thomas :. Davis, John SehiThour, L. II. Will
hover. John Swarzman, Patrick o'Conneli,
John Coad. Michael Finnegan. JohE Gearhsrr.
Conrad Raah, John Raah; john MeDcrm"tt.
George SchaGer- John Fritz, Charles Knst. Jos.
Shoemaket, l.. +. Leitenberger. Chas Zimmer-
man, sr-, John Karr, George Raah, Philip Hert-
Finger, Joseph Boxler. Philip Schultheis, Au-
gust Dangus, Heist krupp, John NJ King. Sd
Ward Charles wehn. Henry Hansman. oscar
Giraffe, John E. SreInmer. wm II. Thompson.
A. Pfeffer Jacob Pend, 4th Ward; August Wei
gand, 5th Ward; Henry Shafer, 9th Ward.
LOrrtto Bor.-Florian I3engele, Peter Brown,
A. j. Christy. F. Y. Had.
MilI,ille nor.-Emanuel James, Henry Won
Alt. Hugh McGrory, Richard Bowling. Joseph
ffeldhnuse, Mrs. Mars Grady, LIST Ward RObt
Shgerson. 2d Ward.
Richlanh Twp.-Fred'k KEEPER, Scalp Level /;
Bernard Ness, Christina Helm.
Sumn:vie Bor.- Christian Reich.
Stonycrerk Twp.-Levi Jncoby.
Tnnnelhill Dor.-Anthony McCue, Michl Nc
Norris Matthew DignHn, Patrick O'Dnwd.
Washington Twp.-Wf.liam Finn. Margaret
He'ly. Christopher a. George, Michael {. Brad
ley. Mark B. Mclaughlin, Jacob ;. kiCl. Chris
topher Robina. George J. Schwaderer John IL.
Clark, VIM. j. Parrish. Henry EhrIifet.
Wllmore BOr--Jos. Hornrr, Geo. Wcnderoth.
Upper Yoder Twp.--Jacob Roehm.
EATING HOUSE LICENSE
Carrolltown Bor.-JuIius Stitch. Henry Blum.
Henry Richards
Wilmore Bor-Jotn SchrOth, p. F. Kirby.
Washington Twp-Charlcs A. MEG onigle.
QUART LICENSE.
Johnstown Bor.-John Ludwig. Henry Fritz
y Henry Werner. 2. s. Fisher & John Streum,
81 Ward. Il. MCCOLGAN. Clerk .. 5.
Clerks Office. EhenSburg, Feb. IL, 1877
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-,.s LIZZIE G.. EASILY.

ygi'" s,,rrovv va recora
r,s :sail .,.s excellent young lady above
faiE ot l'J though not unexpected event
Z n Eblch az az rasidence of her father. Hon,
r r4ce NJ ~ . TnhustownJ about six O'Clock
Il. Bi;y, !,,,, w. last. The deceased, who fell
[fi5p e. that remdrseless HeStr0yer' con;
.iior WSSi WSSieabnstown Tribune, and o: Jas. G.
~ n tDr :, J,C5ia'rroIIrown, and was also close
Bsl. 0. o.1,rri,pe to the editor of this pa
[stied oy 'T course human and therefore
|, Sc va N"hnt il may with truth ne said of
/ Ptl..'be was kind hedrteu, aiiiao'e anu al
rtsi -, an en- lnent degree, and that her
| iE1it " ~ ,D hounds except those which her
1, IN knt", in life placed upon it. More
b vrlllL" L,,rss the life of the household and
Il i1'' s su of q spirit which kept her alive
I f.s nssth had marked ner Tor MS own.
|gtlt, 81 in the discharge OF the duties she
iil,nI ~ gII,rd humanity, and blessed as she
n o. uIL uIgL,,",isnt time TO prepare for the long
|. Ein auH'r s,rs her, i'm which she was power
safs y y nv the heartfelt prayers of good
la1eSS t6e earnest aspirations OF hosts OF
ss' an1 5iroiring friends, it is not presumin2
1lcl 1lcl.t ~ If fiod. and that her entrance upon
b sseus' '.ttarpiry il not immediate is at least
rf!'O..i Her funeral, which was one of the
ISL lyitncsScd in JohnsfOwn, took place
X sIr morning last, and after a solemn
ila-a's ~ the rppOse of her soul and a deep.
w.. and impressive sermon from her
i,,1'aa'..t1r. Rev. Father Gallagher, all that
~ cf the good and gentle Libbie Easily
lg.J,sd 10 its last earthly tenement in ST.
r7rbolicl cemetery in Concmaugh bOr-
ps.cp Ia the ashes and eternal rest to
" i,t-l snul Of her whose sufferings and
b y. c0unlrC with the interpretations of one
p sra,r and dear TO her as well as near
h. y. IN inc great Creator of us all, has we
! .sead To secure Tor her the nevel fading
s,Jblissful immortality.
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A SwINDLER.-We find the following i'm
the last nu Der OF the Broad Top TOice and
reproduce il here for the purpose of putting
our readers on their guard should an attempt
he made TO entrap any of them into parting
with their money by similar process. The
Voice says:
Last week vcndcr OF pictures visited this
region, having a!ie hted from the train at Dnd-
ley and by some means secured the name of
the Catholic clergyman of that place as well as
the names of several of the congregation and
such oiher knowledge as would be necessary
10 aid him In perpetrating first class swinde.
he d1d not attempt to do any business at Dud-
ley but came on TO COOkstown, and after cam
vassing that Place and this, he went to Roberts
dale His manner of doing business was us
follows: He would go into the house of a Cath
Ole family and would tell them that he was
selling pictures In aid of some orphan institli-
tion and that in u short time after some OF the
orphans would be around and frame the pic
lures for them, but il any thing would happen
that they would not get around, the pictures
we're to be left at Father Gallagher's. He also
represented that Father Gallagher had sent
him to them and was desirOus that they should
purchase.
The whole thing was a first i-class fraud clev-
erly perpet rated. and the scoundrel succeeded
In taking away good bit of money-some fam
lilies giving the las: cent they had, they sup
posed. in aid of deserving charity. The next
picture venfcr that attempts 10 canvass this
neighborhood will have rough sailing.
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toRIGINAL.I
ABIDE WITH Ell
Dedicated ufth the highest respect and esteem a.
Hon. u. l.. Johnston.

Ocutcuteu Uth uhe Hfghed respect and esteem To
Hon. n. l.. Johnston.
abide with us for il is to<ntd evening and the
day is far spent"
Abide with me. fast falls the eventidc:
The darkness deepens, Lord with me abide
When other helpers fail. and comforts fee.
Help ~ the helpless, o abide with met
Swift to its close Gibbs out Iife's little day:
Earths JOYS grow dim. its glorics pass away.
Change and decay in all around see:
. Thou who clianYest not, abide with me.
I need Thy presence every passing hour:
What but Thy atace can foil the tempter's power?
Who like Thyself my guide and stay can be?
Through cloud and sunshine, Lord abide with me.
I fear foe with Thee at hand to bless:
Ills have no we light and tears bitterness;
Where Is deaths sting? where, grave thy victory?
triumph sIil if Thou abide with met
Hold Thou Thy Cross before my closing eyes:
Shine through the gloom, and point me to the
skies:
Heavens morning breaks, and earths vain shad-
flee:
In life I'm death, o Lord abide with me Amen.
BLAcKLIcK, PA, February, 1877. -
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BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
1 m Nm N e 8 TO c X.
Low PRICES.

We invite special attention to our extra
ordinary large STOCK of BLACK AND COL
ORED SILKS, which we are still enabled
to- offer at the EXTREME LOW PRICES
OF LAST SEASON. We have full assori-
ment of BLACK SILKS of all the best
makes in the market which we warrant to
wear and give satisfaction also all the new
dark and medium shades in PLAIN COL
ORED SILKS for Spring, from S1.25 per
yard and upwards. These < ,ods are extra
good value, and are unsurpassed for variety
and richness of colors. Samples sent by
aD on apnIication
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NEW 4DTERTISEM EMENI'S.
A DMINISTRATION NOTICE.

IA Estate of PATRICK SLATTERY, decd.
Having been appointed Administrators Of the
last Will and testament of Patrick Slattery, late
of Washington township, Cambria county, deed.
the undersigned hereby notifies all persons in
dcbted to the estate OF said decedent that paymen.
must be made without delay. and those having
demands against the same Will secure settlement
by presenting them in n properly authenticated
form. MARY SLATTERY. Administrators
Washington Twp, March 2 1877. ct.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-02

LOCAL ELECTIONS.-Follow we give
the names of the officers chosen at the late
election in several of the boroughs and
townships of northern Cambria not already
space are unable TO pubIisb a full list, as
promised. Next week we may complete the
task.
Allegheny Twp.-Supervsors. John McCon-
rel. +; Rinifger; Constable, A. Eckenrode
Schooi Directors, John Bannan. Chas. McMul-
lin Judge OF ELECTION. Jos. A. Eckenrode ! In
sPectors' sP Peter Hoffman. Peter Nullin; Audi
Twp. Clerk. Joseph Hogne. - - - ''''''''
Barr Twp.-Justlce: q F. Fresh; Constable.
scboei Direc,S.s 80 pSters ssherry
Judge or Election,S s. ID. Patterson; INSPECTORS
u. ,sager' >. D. kirsch; Twp. Clerk, NJ. j.
Blacklick Twp...Justice. Geo. w EmpHeld:
r. Brallier. wm Bracken Supervisors, Peter
wagner, Simon Adams; Judge of Election,
wards, WIN. Simmons; Auditor, John Gamer
on; on Assessor Amos w. Rowland; Twp. Clerk.
- Carrontown Bor.-Burgess, Aug Walters;
uoWn I, n Council John stoItz. Andrew Zo:ner, s.
School Directors John f. Maucher, ID. G. Wet
Ie eel: y9dge OF Eiection 7. r. Seaman Inspec-
cis c1rs ,nt IL 8 buck, Geo. Waltz; Auditor, Fran
Carroll Twp.-Constable, Chas. Dunlap: Su-
psTs.scrs, pc E,c,io James % Mson Philip Hoover Judge
kirkpatrick, Fred'k Arble; Auditor Thos Fiig:
ASSESSOR, Peter Strittmatter, Twp. Clerk, Val
Ghest TwP;-Justice. John G i'll; Constab BILE,
Philip p Miller; Supervisors, Michael Thomas.
John Swope' School Directors, Paul Yahner,
Joseph Hipps; Judge of Election, Philip Thorn
as; Inspectors, Jacob A. Kline. Jos. Hipps !;
assessor, Anthony Anna; Auditor, Ansem
Weakand Twp. Clerk. Paul Yahner.
G Cleartield Twp.-Coustable. Albert Miller :;
Scpervisors, Henry Conrad. John NJ Litzinger;
school Directors, Peter A. McGough. Pat *
Donegan Judge of Election, John Wilt; In
snect3rs NJ 1. Carrie, Pat X Donahoe Auditor.
Wm Ivory: Twp. Clerk, p. A. McGoush.
nGallitzin Bor.-Justice. John f. Bradley !;
burgess: j; H. ellison; Council, Thos. Bradley,
Martin Maher, David Mills. George EhrenfeIt,
geo. Gutwalt, j. j. Troxeil Constable, Geo.
Gutwalt; School Directors, j. II. ellison, John
Gaiiigan; Judge of Election. }. j, TroxelI; In
spectors; Charles Seloitz, j. Lingenfelter; Au-
ditor, Win. Ferguson; Assessor, Thos. Bradley.
Galiitzin Twp.-Justice, George Myers; Con-
stable, John Myers; Supervisors, A, Christy,
a. j. Benoon; Judge of Election, VIM. Daw-
son; Inspectors. Alfred Donahoe. ID. c. Burk /;
school Directors Theo. Bendon, j. A. Dough-
erty, Mark Donahoe and wm Christy (tie).
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MOUNT UNION CoBLEGE.-A Thorough
Education Accessible TO Alive clip the fol-
lowing from the Cleveland Herald:
Another superb building will he erected this
coming year. Museum worth 100000 de-
partmcnts, modern and ancient Classics. Scirn-
tifc, Philoso phicai, Ladies, Normal, Music.
Comm. rciaI. Fine Arts, Preparatory. Good
Board, $2 25)-cu-op.rative less. Tuition but n
trifie; uo incidental charges. Attendance hast
year, S4T. Sfu Tents enter any time. chOnsc any
studies earn 10y teaching wini ers their expenses
for spring, sumner aud fall terms For Cata-
logue. address Prest. HARrSHORN. LII, ID d,
Alliance, Ohio. u i,.tion Pittsburgh. TT. Wayne
aud Chicago und Cleveland and Wheeling Rail-
roads,
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HY NJ f NAL.

THOMAS -DAVIS.-Married, at the residence
of the officiating clergyman. Rev. J. /. Hughes,
on Wednesday, Feb. 81. 1877, Mr.. Jos O. THoa-
and Miss CATBARINE }. DAVIS, all of CAM
bria township.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

- Estate of JOHN SLATTERY, deed.
Letters Of administration cum testamento
nexo having been granted to the undersigned by
the Re- lister of Cambria county on the estate of
John Slattery late of Washington township, de-
ceased, notice is hereby given to all lersons in
dehtcd TO said estate that payment must be made
without delay, and those having claims against
the same will present them to me duly probated
for settlement.
MARY SLATTERY. Admnistratrix.
Washington Twp, March 2 Is77.-6t.
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We the undersigned Auditors of he Bornngh
Of Ehenshurg. do report that we have examined
the accounts and vouchers OF the IL ceipts and
Expenditures of the Water Fund of said Bnr-
ough, and find them correct as above stated.
DAVID ID. PRYCE, Additions
JOHN CUTTINGS.
Tan
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A Lucrative Business.

gE WE WANT 500 MORE FIRsT-CLASS
SEWING MACHINE AGENTS, AND 500 MEN
OF ENERGY AND ABILITY To LEARN THE
BUSINESSo OF SELLING SEWING MACHINES.
COMPENSATION LIBERAL. BUT VARYING
ACCORDING TO ABILITY, Y,CHARACTER AND
QUALIFICATIONS OF THE AGENT. FOR
PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
Wilson Sewing Machine Co.. chicago,
sss and $50 Broadway, n. Y, or New Orleans, La.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-02

The picture imposter noticed elsewhere
in AN article from The Broad Top Potce has
been more recently operating al Hon'z,taie,
Clearfield county, aud may possibly turn up
in this county bcfoIc long. Look out for
him.