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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-20

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever,
&C., and indeed all the affections which
arise from malarious, marsh, or MAS
matte poisons.
This is compound remedy, prepared with
scientific skill from vegetable ingredients, which
rarely fails to cure the scvcrcst cases of Chius
and Fever and the concOmitant disorders. Such
remedy the necessities of the people i'll malari-
Gus districts demand. Its great superiority over
any other medicine yet discovered for the cure
of Intermittens is, that it contains no quininc or
mineral, and those who take it are free from
danger Of quinism or any injurious effects, and
are as healthy after using it as before. 1t has
been extensively employed during the last thirty
years in the treatment of these distressing dis
orders, and so unvarying has been its success
that it has gained the reputation of being infalli-
BILE. It can, be safely recommended as sure
remedy and specific for the Fever and Agueo of
the West, and the Chills and Fever of the
South, which, once broken up by it, do not
return until the disease is again contracted.
p.
The great variety of disorders which arise
from the irritation of this poison, such ms Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Kindness, Toothache, Earache, Ca
tarrh, Asthma, Pnlpitation, Splenic
Affections, Mysteries, Pain in the Bow
els, Collie, Paralysis, and arrangement of
the Stomach, all of which become intermittent
or periodical, have no spccdicr remedy tl:an
AYERS AGUE CURE, which cures them all alike,
and protects the system from future attacks. As
preventive, it is of immense service III those
communities where Fever and A.uc prevails,
as it stays the development of the iscasc if taken
on the first approach of the prelnoni,cry syn'p-
TOMS Travellers ard temporary residents are
Illus enabled to defy these disorders, ana! few
will ever suffer if they avail themselves of he
protection this remedy affords.
For Liver Complaints. arising fi~m
torpdity, it is an excellent remedy; it stinlila's
this organ into healthy activity, and produces
many remarkable cures where other medicines
fail.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-20
: Russian leather is made in Connect

- Russian leather is made in Connect
cut, Bordeaux wine is manufactured in
California, French lace is woven in New
York, Italian marble is dug in Kentucky,
Marseilles linen is produced in Massa-
chusetts, English cashsimere is made in
New Hampshire, Parian art work comes
from shop in Boston, Spanish mackerel
are caught on the New Jersey coast, and
Havana cigars are rolled by the million
in Chicago.-New York Snn. And you
can not get Parmesan cheese at Parma,
nor LeghoIn hats at Leghorn, nor Brus-
sells carpets at Brussels, nor Roman punch
at Rome.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-20

An Irishman, fresh from his coun-
try, saw a turtle for the first time, and at
once made up his mind to capture it;
The turtle caught him by the finger, and
he holding it out at arms length, seld !:
Faith and ye had better let loose the
howl Ne have, ORD kick ye out OF the
:Tery Bog ye sit il, be jabors, #
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-20

Is the most genial balsam ever used by
sufferers from pulmonary diseases. rrh,o,,
have q specific effect on the throat and
lungs detaches from the air &c cells ,act6- al t6-
rated, and at once checks tho Inflammation
which produces the cough: single dose
relieves the most distressing par1xysm,
Serer to enjoy quiet rest at night. Being
pleasant cordial, it tones the weak stom-
sch, and Is specially recommended Tor
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-20

MAaa PER MONTH made selling the Gyre-
SGUU scope or Planetary Top, Buckeye sta sta
tioneY Package Magic Pen (no lux reaqired; oat-
alopue of Agents Goods Free BUCKEYE, NOV
.EIfY co finninnati !. @. ts - 49,, 4
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-16
Rert-ter,r Noticc.

NOTICE = hereby gie-u th-t thc foi.gsinf
~ uaIned Hecounts have ticsn - --h sod hlt',
lu the Registers once - tfr--eirurE. - rud
for the cyuugs 30 Cfuti. .airl sllf i. Fiu~rtf-
ed u the oruhaits' C"ur' 80 -ail county, i..r
the Tth day OF MARCH \ ID. ..
I. The account Of Fraucis p'frici. ~xtehfor n
Eifateth Muler. lste "a Isrrvitc isurya=h. dee 81
The nrst and hnsl a--''uni ~ ! : s,rnycr.
admin strator of Peter Goughnour. fats 81 trasik-
8 The scco,ut of David X WfIhc'1 guardian
Of Henry ". NawSirs n nor child ct f.rors W
Hawkins, late ci W lshius.on township. g.. p.
.. The acccrrt 81 p n. Gcorgc nuI Iesepa
Criste eXeeutbfs cf Uthc Styner- late uf washing
S. The accounts q n. A Bai;ev. EuariHf -
Harry I Walters. trinor chilf az Rcnry Haite-ss
late Of Jbhnstpwn borpngh. deed.
Q. The sceount % II A. Bailey gusr,iaf' sf
Charles Walters. triurr child Of Henry " aitcfs.
late Of ]ohnstown bofcuEt, deed.
:. The account Of John Rintz. uardian o. aIar-
garst. Sarah. Andrew ant Thercsa lsiaft. iriirr
children Of John ID A Ais,adt tate OF Cambria bor-
$ The account OF II A. Haney. guardian. Of
James W. " alters IN nor cnild 80 Henry Wal
ters late oT Johustown borough: deed.
9. The account OF X. A. Bailey. uunr'ian ot
william Walters ami~or child of hcnry Nalt'rs,
late of Iohntown borough. decd
10. The first and hnal account OF " A. y. Lit
tie. administrator fiesta Hfst InnfFU OF Geo
Yiuger late of Io-etfo horous d. deed
II. The account ot lohn II. Douglass. executor
Of Thomas Adams, sr late OF Clcnrheld townships
deceased.
u The account OF amos NJ NsGicn administrator
OF VI. T. Kemle late Of Iohnstsi-n bor n deed
Is The account of Charles u, E,ls guardian or
Susan L. Nari. minor child of Wm A~rr deed
= Ire account oi Ahartes B .t.iliS. uarufafa -
George l. Mari. a minor child uf n IN Nurr drc'c =
Is Tie account OF Charles r Ellis. yuargian OF
Hannah J. Mari, minor child OF YIN. Marr,
deed
Ii. The first aud partial account of Henry
Walter. Esq executor Of John Rider. late q
Summcrhill township deed.
II The second and nnal account Of Eliza Jauo
nurbin Gate q So eNecufIix Of John J. Gisss.
late of Allegheny tovnstIip decd
l.. The account OF John Z. W iliians. gsarlfru
OF Cora. May and Henry Beniamn W fifahis.
minor children of Rachel Williams. deed
10. The hrsi anu final account OF John !. Goud
anu Christian Good dfilnis ratUrs Of acub tf"od.
3 late of Tayior township deed.
70. The hrst and hnai account Of John - mcr-
villc aud samuel Farber. executors OF Ihctnns
GOoderham late OF Susquehauns to~usiiiI. decd.
2l- The frsJ and nnal accoEnt Of Rose Bloch.
administrafriN ei Iuhn Bloch late of .TuhnsfCrn
borough. dee'd,. for said John Ilorh as admits
traitor of Aun Al Gilman late Of hichiand town
ship deed
% The account Of Joseph <. Strayer atmInIz-
.rator dr buHfS n"t OF Conrad Heckr"th, late %
JohnStOwn boron gh deed.
Ga. TIE account of II. Kinkead. Esq trusted
appointed bs the orphans Court 'rra xc sac Of
the real estate of Catharine Parrish. decd.
JAMES n SINGER. Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg, Feb. ;, 1871.
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r license NOTICE.-Petitions for

~ Tavern, Eating House and Quart Ii
cense have been filed in the office of tue Clerk
of Quarter Sessions of Cambria county 10y tue
following named persons, and will be presented
to Court at March Term, ISi1.
TAvEKN LICENSE.
Allegheny Twp.-W. J. Bonner.
Adams Twp jacob B. SprouI
Barr Fwp.-Bernard Voxel. Mich. Lambour.
Carrolltown Bor.-Antirew II. Haus, Edward
j.. Binder. I.nwrcnce Schroth
Clcarisld Twn;-rhomas Dunphd. e
Chest Twp.-Thumas OF. George Crook.
Chest Springs Bor--Jas. Hawks, Silas A. Nc
Cambria Bor.-Charles Boyle, George Aigner
Ann Mary kurtz. Henry Gore, Peter Haughcy,
Elizabeth icUonald, Edw'd Howe. Petcr Roth,
Rernard Fitz?atrck. John II. gallagher, Con-
Conemangh Bor.,,J"hn w-idmnn, Plus Klug
Let Ward John F. Fiattery, Joseph Daily, Mi
chael Tonhey, LAWRENCE Reich, 2d wa.d.
Croy!e Twp.@Peter Brown. Frank Kuria.
Fast Concnaugh Bor.--beon,ird Ke.i, David
,Ebenshnrg Bcr:-I.. II. Linton. East Ward;
ford, John 4. Blair, wes, Ward.
Franklin B"r. Peter Rubriiz.
Galiitzin B"r;-Ai3crt BENDER, james Mnniis
Thomas 9. Davis Joha sehnhour. f. II. Will
hover; & John , sewar' zmam, Patrick i 0,ConnelI
Elizahe,h Kohler. Cd Ward Adam Biershank
ShoenaE =. L. F. Lei,rnbe.s:r. Ch.s zim.ner- r
man. sr., John Karr, Grosxs lsasa; Phiiip Hert
Ward Charles wchn Henry Han.nan. s. Oscar ar
A. PfeifYer, 4th Ward; August weigand, 5th
Ward Henry Shnffer, 9Th Ward.
Lorctto f}ur.-Florian Iiengce, Peter Brown,
A. j. Christy. +. X. Huid
Miilviiie R"r:-Ernannei James. Henry Won
AIT Hugh Mct,rory. Richard Dow ling. Joseph
Fieldhouse. Mrs. Mary Grady, lst Ward: Rob
SugcrsOn. 2d Ward.
Richlnnd Twp Frcd'k KEEPER, Scalp Level !;
Bernard Ncss, Christina Helm.
SUNNI willie Ror.- Christian Reich.
Stonycrrt.k Twp.-Eevi Jacoby.
TnnncIhiii Bnr.-Anthony McCue. MichI Nc
Norris. Matthew Diynan. Patrick o Dnwd.
Washington Twp.-Wi:liam Finn, Margaret
Heily. Christ ,pher A. George. Michael &. Brad
ley. Ma,k n. McIaughlin, Jacob :. Kiel, Chris
topher Robina. George j. Schwaderer. John III.
Clark. WIN. J. Parrish. Henry EhrIfeit.
wilmurr Bor Horner. Gro. Wcnderoth.
Upper Yodcr rwp.--Jacob RoehU.
EATI>G HoUsE IICENSK-
Carroltown Bor.-Julius stitch, Henry Blum,
Henry Richards.
wil,nnre Isor-.Jotn Schroth, p. +. Kirby.
Washington Twp.--Ci,arles A. Mctionigie.
QUART LICENSE.
Jotinstcwu Bur.- John Ludwig, Henry Fritz
& Henry Werner. p. 8 Fisher & John Streum,
81 Ward. B. MCCOLGAN, Clerk Q. 3.
Clerks Once. Ebensburg, Feb. II, 1877.
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NTOTICE OFAPPEALS-we the

- undersigned Commissioners nf Caiff-
bria county. have fixed the f-l'n-sih- %. v 5or
burg, viz:
MONDAY. FEB 2eth. ISL Adams. Allegheny
Barr Blacklick. Ca roll nj Chest townships.
TUESDAY. FEB. 21th.-t 'iearfield, CUnvInapg 4 D 4;
Carroll Gallitzn. Jackson. Richland. SummerLill u
and Susquehanua tow nships.
WEDNESDAY, Fer. 2StI.-Stonycreck TAYLOR,
Washington. " hite and Yoler townships ana the
siE wards OF Jchnstown buruuEh-
THURSDAY. " NARCH lst.-t .atnhrIa Carroll. Gwu;
Chest Sprin.s CoTieInaug h. Coopersdale. GailitE-
in. I,prettc and Niliviile boruuEhs.
FRIDAY NJ Ar 2l.-I'aruhria ana Munster tCw n
ships and Ebeushurc. East-t -JucT-a-gh- FranEiins
Prospect. Summitville. Wllmore and soOdvale
boroughs.
The following Is the assessed valuation Cf the
seated real estate and personal property OF
Cambria county FOR the year 1Sss
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VYIDOWS' APPRAISEMTNTS

w -Nntlce is hereby given that he f,.l-
lowing named appraiS"fn,'T's 81 fersnns;l rrn-
perty of decedcnts selected and st stgH,sL Inr
the widows of intcsiates under the Act nf A.
sembly of the l4th day 90 April. A. ID. ISL. IA ve
been filed In the Ro0iSIers Ofiicc. ~ Ebpnshurr;
and will hc presented tn the orphans Court 4
Cambria couaty. for confirmation ard alit.w-
snce, on WEDNESDAY,, the Tsfs das OF Man, ia
A. -. ISL, to wit:
l. Inventory and appraiscmcnt Of certain no
sonnl property appraised and set aVnrt g. Ro-au-
ma Arbie. widow OF William ArbIe. late nf CIrlDiI
township. leeds 90.
.. Inventory and aPpraisement OF certain per-
sonal property appraised aud set apar Tor RRC3rl
Hopkins. widow OF William Hopkins, late OF v h-ts
township. dee l.. : Pc .pi.
3 inventory aud apPraisefncnt Of certs n per
snnal property appraised and set apart f,r Mary
Gates, widow Of Isaac Gates, laie OF " hite TOW
ship. dec-d.-S300.
! Inventory and appraisemcnt of eertn n p, r
sonal property apFra sud and set apart for Mara
ret Boast widow Cf Iaroh Boast. late bl asiiff
ton township. deed -SlT5 80
Inventory and appraiscmcnt n &C tain per
sonal property appraised and apar for tai h-i-
rine Fakins. widow Di ~aml Eakins late Of " hite
township. dcc'd.-SI35 g5
c Inventory and app rai~efnent OF certain PER
sOnal properly appraised ami Sc apart tor Mary
Y. Schmidt. widow Of r.. z. Schmi II late OF " hite
township. dcc'd.-.94 50
JAMES ". SINGER. clerk .. g.
Clerks Once. Ehensbur-. Feb. 6. 1877.
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COOP ADvICE.-Now is the time of year
for Pneumonia, Lung Fever, SC. Every
family shoulL have a bottle of BosCHEE 5
GERMAN SYRUP. Don't allow for one mo-
meut that cough to take hold of your child,
vour family or yourself. Consumption,
Asthma Pneumonia, Group, Hrmorrhages,
au,I other fatal diseases may set in. Al
though IL is true GERMAN SYRUP IL curing
tbnusauds of these dreaded diseases, yeJit is
,,,uch better to have IL at hand when three
doses will cure you. One Bottle will last
your whole family winter and keep you
safe from danger. If you are consunptivs,
do not rest until Won have tried this rrTDcdy
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size 90
cents. Sold by your Druggists, Lennon Il
Murray, Eb-nsburg, and p. NJ. Woles'agle
& Son, " ilmOre.
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The shooting :aud killing on Saturday
evening last of a Deputy Marshal Eamed II d.
II. Hughes, near Independence, Mo, while
attempting to arrest two men named Green
and Miller, has given rise in this vicinity to
the presumption that the victim in the case
referred 10 was Mr.. Hugh Fl. Hughes, n
former resident of Cambria township, who
removed to Missouri suine ten or twelve
years ago, hut as that gentleman is said not
to he living in the ueig ghborhood where The
tragedy occurred, aud il is not deeined
likely that he would be holding the position
of Deputy Marshal, il is more than probable
thai the murdered man was quite different
persOnage.
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NOTICE.-The public will please
AV take notice that JAMES A. MAHER
is no longer in our employ. The books notes etc.
of our business at Iily's station. this county are
at Summerhill. and a transcript of said accounts
have been LEFT with +. NJ George. Esq, Of Hem
lock, whcr. all persons having open accounts are
requested to call and settle the same before
the first day of April next. Thanking the public
for past favors, and hoping to merit continuance
of the same, we remain
Respectfully. p. NJ. & J. BROWN.
SummerhiIl Feb O. lsT7.-St
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Local Correspondence.

CREST SruISos, Feb. IL, 1877.
Mr. EDIToR-Aeain we hear a pleasant voice
IRON the tar-on isud Oh the Pacific. unu IL tells
OF sunshtne, summer aud showers.
-, 'ne sound OF great rain has gone out over
fertility that follows. Meanwhile we can hi,
most hear tie hum of the bee AS it drvwscs
aioig over tle clover scented hiiiocks, where
thousanJ hills.
The busy scene Of labor s,rearches far befure
cs III imagination, the voice OF the berdsmau
comes ;aint. from the defiance nile the iervid
sHh puurs down his enuigeut rays as the iaSorcr
partakes uf his frugal repast, In tue odorous
shadow of the leaiy thicket.
Natures little busy body The happy fly. goes
waiting along through the moist. warm air, ana
the rlvuie: laughs Tor JOY ut nature. : happiuess.
the foiingc. and on the hili the harsh cay or the
wild Iowi freaks in upon the silence.
In the morning the robust iaborer springs
from his fragrant cot and la,es hIs brow in tie
clear waters OF the pebbicd Druok, aud biesscs
Ood Tor the morning meal. while the joyous
, ptiu trIIls us warming mciou! IRON a low
bough near the open door. through which is
wal ted the passing sweetness uf tue breath ot
csinntines-ht paiuce for a pr!nrei
But to come back tO the prosaie. Rob
long pole to stir me up with SO, 1 thought
lwouii arise from my wintry torpUr ana shake
myself to rse how much gram was left in
Now, think my occidental OPPONENT will
admit, the proposition, that ctcu1 aud tUrcitie
thonght Is best expressed in elegant and ut'pro-
PIRATE ianguays-you had better get weUsters $
elegant aud appr"priate language leads to clear
aud f0rciblc Thought.
DO you see the point with reference to the
sentence, Him aud me wont To town.!
In the above sentence the prououus him"
and me" are obviously out of place, for min
ana ''fHe stand for the names OF the pcrsDHs
spcdhiHg and the perSuI spoken Of when thuSe
names arc the objects of an dctipn relation.
You might rs well put horses tail foremost
into the stall, IL to put thu objective pronoun
where the uoninu:iNe one should be!
1t seems to m- t. tie ucXcusabic for any class
OF persons TO speak in that manner, for Ian-
guage is II heavenly gilt and men should speak
1t correctly, aud not IN slovenly and perverse
way.
As ihc meaning of words depends on correct
and Ucnd'di usage, men should express their
thoughts Ill language sanctioned by general cOit
sent.
understand the meaning OF "Rob Roy" full
iy. L Imagine, he means that long the
action Is performed ii does not matter in what
kind OF language the fact is coniinu uicit ed :;
but IL thing is ,pDfth doing at all il is Du,th
ug UsH and good, straightforward, logical
language forever! A. d, III.
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We, the undersigned Auditors of re B.irongh
of Eheusbuig, do report that we have examined
the accounts and vouchers Of the Receipts and
Expenditures of the Water Fund of said Bor-
ouxh, and find them correct, a. above stated.
DAVID ID. PKYCE, ,,.
JOHN Cuttings. Auoi'o's'
Ebcnsburg. Jun. 90, 1877.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-The I'M

IA dcrsigned Auditor. appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county to re-
port distribution of the money in the hands Of
Herman Baumcr. ESQ, late sheriff. arising from
the sale of the real estate of Philip " Pringle.
writ No. 81 Dec. Term. 1875; hereby notifies all
persons interest cd that he will attend to the du
ties-of said appointment, at hs Office IN Etcnsbrrg.
on SATURDAY, the 2fth day of tFBRUAIY. 1871
at o'clock P. NJ, winch and where all parties In
terested may attend, OF he dcbarred from coming
IN on said fund ALVIN EVANS, Auditor
heb, Q. 1877. st.
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PENN'A, OHIO AND w. VA. PRESS AS
soCIATIoN.--We found il impossible to
re- ach Pittsburgh in time to participate in
more than the closing scenes of the annual
meeting of the above named association, aud
hence can give no account of its doirgs from
our own personal experience, though the
following from the Latrobe Adr0nce tiiis the
hill fully well If not better than any ac-
count we could give of the proceedings
The annual meeting of the Pennsylvania.
Ohio and West Virginia Press Association was
held in the parlOr OF the Central Hotel Pitts
burr burgh; D. ON Friday last: & This ass1cai"n ~ has
sents nearly all the country publications OF
the localities named. Quite a number Of e'l-
tors-among them the editor of this paper
were in ATTENDANCE. Mr.. E. Christ tman presided
and Mr.. Chill W Hazard Oficaled as secretary.
The report OF the managers for the ye ar just
clos ed showed that the business of the papers
in the e.-ociation hah been gratifying. and that
the preeent situation of affairs are very hittcr-
ing. Col. Foulk, the business manager or the
association, presented his report. which was
accom- panied by the auditors certificate. Mr..
J. W. II Resinger, of the Mcaiviile RepuottcuH,
presf.nte. a. plan OF II new method ri Keeping
advertising accounts. Twenty-pne new fn;m
bers were admtred to the association.
AT the afternoon session vote OF thanks
was rendered the propretors or the Central
hotel ana steps were taken to become auxiii-
AIRY to the State Editorial Association. ana also
to join the grand editorial excursion To Colo
RADIO or Texas next summer.
AT the board meeting Col. Foulk was re-elcc-
Col. Foulk has given the greatest satisfaction
to Pittsburgh auvertisrrs by the care which he
takes TO all contracts faithtuily carried out,
and country publishers give him the most cor
dial support,
Appended is list OF officers for the current
year:
President-E. l.. Christman, Washington, Pa.
Rrpnrer. - A.,
burg. Pa.
Monongaheu Republicans.
Dircctors-W.J j. Kline. Greensburg Dcmncrns;
J. r. D,,rhorrow, Huntingdon Journal; +. \.
Reafer New Brig hton Ne,cs; X. z. Moore, New
Lisbon. CD.) Bactcyc Sttte; J. u. Sansom, Indi-
ana Democrat.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Our Entire stock Of Winter Goods
At great reduction i'm prices, preparatory TO
enlargement of premises.
HuGus & HAcKE,
Fifth Ave. and Market St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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1917 ELEVENTHANE.
t1-sI Altoona. Pa. tom
TRIAL LIST.-Causes set down

TRIAL LIST-Causes set down
l. for trial at a Court of Common Pleas tn
be feid nj Ebensburg, Cambria county. Pcun'a a,
commencing on MONDAY MARCH 5sh. 1877:
FIRST WEEK.
Johnston VS.. Reich; Flynn VS.. TroXell; George
vs. Richards; Cooper Ticrney & Null: krise
Krise Murphy vs.. Pritsch; Billings x " heci-
ock vs.. Lewis ct al; Kline VS.. Nathanson; Fyan
Il Go. vs Linton Son; Marshall Bros Go. vs.
Linton n Son.
SECOND WEEK,
Commencing 18th March. te:-.
Potts Campbell ~. kearney. fei- ned issue /:
POmeroy VS.. NcCloske EantZy ~. Hipps; Gels
X Foster Ehrnfelt n Thompson. Milliken tor
cee -. Baf.itne; N M'Gongle VS.. Woleslagle: Ham
ilton VS.. kaylor; O'Ncili vs. Carney Fronhej. j.er
vs.. The Borough of JOhnstown: N'Garcy vs.. Pat
terson: Kerr vs.. Bradley E'Cool; Dickey e.
Kutrufr; Kimmel Orris Admir-; Grilhth vs..
Keim Crcsson Springs 20. vs. VI Lau. HIN; Me
Ion Finuey y Johnston; too1er S Mellon vs..
Finney Johnston: Goughnour vs. Goughn"ur
Henry Fritz X Co. VS.. John Lynch. bail. etc
Prtch VS.. Behe; Elder. use of. vs.. Hopple ct nj ,
Gushing "a st. Francis Academy: II. W onders
and wife vs.. Henry =. Teden Naele Thomas $.
Sumnervillc vs. Hipps Lloyd; FISHER * Co vs..
Adam Leiden. B. MCDIG A n. Pro: h'y.
Prothonotary's Office, Ebensburg Feb'y s. 1877.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

10y virtue of sun1ry writs of Vend. Eryori.
IL Al. Vcnd. EGpIn and Lerdri Fdcids. issued
cut or the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county aud tu i.le directed. there will he ex-
posed 40 public safe, at the Hotel of John Raab,
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p ECEIPTS AND ExPESDITUREs OF
AO the Borough of Ebensburs for building
By amt paid II. r. wilkins h
G. T. ROBERTs.

- Treasurer nf Ebensi'urg Water Fund,
To am [ received from Com niitec on
sale OF Water Bonds ............ IS,
To smt refunded PRODUCTION on ny
drauts.--. ..........s...-........
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DON'T YOU KNOW

CARP ETS. IVLotto GIL CLOTHS.
A Il : w h"' '' Bo. OIL CLOTHS,
G 4 RP EFT :. | Why visit AL OIL C1aOTHS.
G A II Il r L :, toona and buy OIL CLOTHS.
A X 4 ). your Carpets, OIL CLOTHS,
ca r p s, Oil Cloths, Dry | OIL CLOTHS,
z \ ZIP :, Goods, Dress or. CLOTHS.
\ z T s, Goods Notions, Ui u ULUT ..
\ ], 2 RS, Carpet Chain. OF. CLOTHS,
DRY GOODS, Cotton Yarn. AND NOTIoSs,
DRY GOODS, &c. from WN. AND NOTIONS,
DRY GOODS. II Y IL r A Y AND NOTIONS,
DRY GOODS. who Keeps the AND NOTIONS.
DRY GOODS, largest assort- AND MOTIONS,
DRY GOODS, rent IN he city AND NOTIoNs.
DRY GOODS. and sells at prf- AND NoTioNs,
DRY GOODS. ces which other AND NOTICES..
DRY GOODS, dealers cannot ! AND NoTioNs,
Great Naripty. match. Wake Great Variety
Great Variety, up when you 20 Great Variety. .
Great Variety. there. ami find Great Variety
Great Variety, the place where Great Variety
Great Variety. no advantage Is Great Variety
Great Variety, taken aud no Great Variety
Great Variety, tricks of trade Great Variety
Great VARIETY. practlced-at Great VARIETY
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Df virtue of suudry writs of Fi Pa T-csd
ID ErpoH.. aud Al Eend. krrYls.. i-suel out 80
tue Cur of Common Pleas Of Cambria nv
and dir, ctrd. there will be rNposesi to pub
lac sale. "A rhe CpUKT HbtSE ia EEs-