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welfare of their fellow. oitizens, and particular
ly to that of the ladies.
| The /" devout sex" as they are justly called
are heart and soul in every good movement,
| Total Abstinence alone excepted, though they,
in- the positions of wives, mothers. daughters
and sisters, are the principal sufferers by the
| Incorporate habits of their male relatives
| they have felt the beneficial fleets of having
| their husbands and brothers Total Abstainers.
| they know what brought peace, plenty and
happiness into many homes, bnt they do no.
thing for the cause that has Effected SO much
good. If they would give it the support it de-
serves, our Societies would double their num-
bers in very short time.
Rev. Father Bellanger, the Pastor, celebrated
Mass. After the First Gospel, Father Brady
delivered a sermon on ST. Joseph as Patriarch
of the Universal Church, this being the Feast
of his Patronage.
At the Com muhion the members received in
the Sanctuary, the ladies of the congregation
at the railing as usual.
st. Joseph's Society of Algiers is now nearly
three years in existence; the worthy Pastor,
Father Bsllanger, is it's Spiritual Director it
contains in its ranks some of the best yonng
men of the Fifth District. In spch a large
parish there is fine field for Total Absti-
nencs society,-there is a numerous Catholic
element which little exertion on the part of
the members would soon be enrolled as Total
Abstainers in st. Joseph's; and under the
guidance of the energetic Father Bellanger
we expect the members in the Parish of the
Holy Name of Mary to make their society
one of tho largest in the Louisiana Union.
The St. Joseph's T. A. Society of Algiers
meets at 1880 P. NJ. on the second Tuesday
of each month, in st. NMary's Hall, beside
the church. The next meeting will be held |
on Tuesday, May 9Th. Gentlemen wishing
to join will please make q note of this Oar |
esteemed young friend, Mr.. John Geynor, 30
ieservedly popular on both sides of the river,
is the Jealous President of st. Joseph'e. As
our amiable friend is favorite with the young
adies, the Total Abstinence cause must have
many advocates among the fair sex in Algierp.
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GOodwyn's Eureka Yeast Powders, "aoknow-
ledged" it is said Ito be superior to anythng Of the
kind packed in this country" may be purchased in
Bros. = Co. 81
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TEE MoRNMa SrAn has been saaxsaa
with the approval Of the eoolsslas1EsaR
authority Of the Diocese, 10 sapply ON
admitted want In New Orleaas, and q
! mainly devoted to the interests Of tho-
Catholic Church. It will not interAsee n
politics except wherein they intsRlgzs
with Catholic rights, bat will axpses
iniquity In high places. without segasS =
persons or parties. Next to tho spix4suaR
rights OF all men, 1t will especially cham.
pion the temporal rights Of the PEGS.
AeVrosaI u GAs Mosf Res ArsAbGsAsp
We approve Of the Aforesaid unAes.
sking, aud commend It to tho CaahaaIss
our Diocese.
W. n. ARcHBIsHoP OF New ORLmAssA
Deeeps1ev 10, 1867.
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IRISH OATMEAL The popular house of Smith
Bros. a Co. arc now receiving from the Beaumont
IaIla proEhsdA, by The stsaser TeEas . iares con.
ni-nr.ora a LII .nl-ana7.
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d0rnInu star and Catholic Messenger
- PUsLIaH1D W11KLH IT
- Nss Orlssns Oaskosie Publication 0ex2anv ss
M %. I16 Peydrae street. corner a. OGnsp.
he Directors Of the Company ares
/ lost Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PERoHE,
Archbishop of New Orleans,
"a Presidents.
gM. J. CAsrELL,
Vice President.
cry Rev. G.. RAYMOND,
&ery Rev. G. NoYNIHAN,
.eev. T. J. KENNY,
|eev. T. J. SIXTH. c.. II.
Rev. B. A. NErrHART, C. SO. B.
REV. P. z. ALLEN,
P. e. MORTIMER.
JOHN T. GIsBoNs,
JoHN NcCAFEREY,
d. II. BUCKLEY.
AL ocmmunicationsare to be addressed to <hs |
Editor ofTke Mornino SsaS aH6 eJ0tA Msassuoae
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does not see how pT Va RIains g. 20 n1 9sn
could H iO rec to their opposition. He says they
plans or Dro uo II by thwartiug any personal
none for t prospects Of his own, because he had
it by dsfant snn 70 thwart. They could not do
haospse boealng ME nominations in the Senate,
'asts n never lever wolld send any aesae g. the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-06
"A RGUMENT LIST.-Causes set

IA down for argument a: an Argument
Court to be held at Ebenshurg. in and for the
of july. A. ID. 1877;
Timothy Hunt We, Cornelius Hunt and Geo.
Gillcn; :. E. Burns, use of, vs.. Leonard Hollis
chell; Charles McGouei Va. WIN. Burgoon :.
E. Burns. endorsce, vs. loungkin \ Beers; J.
& Co W.. Iticoard TrEtter; Wm. :. Djcicy's .sx.
ecutors vs. Thomas ianGhein; Same vs. Same.
amditors Regort Jobn Nis,, Brnom ba1sb hnblsi ys
krise; Exceptions To- Report of Jno. IL. Brown.
Auditor on Lizzie Rnney's real estate; Excep
tiOns to report OF John q. Lake, Auditor, WIN.
J. Buck, Assignee % VIM Cole; Exceptions to
Auditors Report, James c. Murray W.. Sam'l F.
Wike; Watson A. Mclaughlin 81 al vs. George
W. Kirby ct al; Gernania Building and Saving
Association Us. c; Heifrick and George Kuriz:s
Mclaughlin VS.. Sam'l Flenneri Luke Durbin's
use vs.. Sprout Il Hanks: Jacob Fronheiser vs..
VS.. Thomas German; David Creed vs, John Ga
tins: William Stevensons use rs. Mclaughlin.
J. Christy; John S;ultz, plaintiff in error. vs.
Joseph Miller defendant in error: Marictt, for
use, VS.. KERN; Durhin VS. Durhin; +. y. Ter
ney vs.. Minnie Devine: Tierney n Broombangh
Minnie Devine; JAS. McCloskey, Assignee
OF Charles Johnston petition Tor order OF snle;;
Peoples Fire INSURANCE. Company vs.; =. NJ x
}. Brown: Same vs.. Same; Same VS.. Dircctofs
OF Poor of Cambria County; Same W.. Commits
Sioners of Cambria county; Same ". Patrick
OConncli: Same vs.. Vn. Berlin; Same vs.. F.
Border; Sane VS.. Chnrlcs Hochstein; Same vs..
VIM. Butler: Same vs.. Chas. Unyersagt; Same
VS.. Charles Won Lcnnan; Same vs., Louis Won
Leunan; Same vs.. William Mills, jr.; Same vs.,
Valentine Louther; Same Us. John Benton {;
Same vs. Same; Same vs. John Raab: Same vs..
=: w. Hay; Same VS.. Evangelical I.mthrran
Church of JOhnstOwn; Same VS.. q co. NJ. III eSs
Same David Il. Lucas; Same vs.. Augustus
Brown; Same Us. Geo. Conner; Same vs. John
Quirk; Same VS.. Lewis Pitt: Same Va. Timo-
thy X. Davis; Exceptions TO acknowledge I
of SheriffS Deed TO John W. Ward; Exceptions
to Report OF Viewers on Road from MiiviIle
to the Turnpike near the DunkHrd Church on
Benshoog's Hills Exceptions 20 the division of
Cambria Borough into two Wards; Reyiew OF
Road from Glass's School HOuse To Rrady s
Blacksmith shop, in Munster Township: EN-
ceptions to ackno ledging Sheriff's Deed to
Hugh McMonagle; John Gels use W. Christian n
Pfister; Exceptions to Account of Wm. Bow
man. Trustee of Henry BarnhartS Independent
School District out of parts of Cambria and
Munster Townships.
B. NCCOLG AN. ProthOnotary,
Protbonotary's Office, Ebensbur9, July =, IS71
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Written for the CAMBRIA FREEMAN.


TO ROB ROY" MCCORMICK.
The far Nevada mountains fling
Their westward shadows DER your home,
And pierce with high upreaching peaks
The lofty arch-the skyey dome:
And rivers course Pactolian plains
That glitter with the golden grains.
Far different the scene from that.
Or which your earlier manhood gazed,
Our quiet Pennsylvania hills
BY Shasfa'S side would stand amazed,
And our tail pines that kiss the breeze
Are small beside your giant Trees.
The broad Pacific rolls its waves
In foam against your Golden Gate,
And white winged navieS bear abroad
The products os your mighty State,
md fire upon yOur mountains tall
Wave signals to the nations all.
But still the skies all the same;
The same bright moon looks down at night
On MaripOsa's flowing stream
That makes old Conemaugh so bright.
And eyes both here and there still turn
To where Arcturns' gIories burn.
Eut here or there, what matter where?
Lies duties still are plain to view.
And I'm the fight 'twixt wrong and right
May be found both stoLt aud true,
That when were gone some one may say
''These men wrought well in their brief day
How sweetly on the evening air
The perfume comes from roses cast;
i would that thus the memory
Would iinger round me of the Past
The merry days SO freely spent
When we, Rob Roy. were FIRST acQuent."
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ACGUsT FIOwER.-The most miserable
beings in the world are those suffering from
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. More than
seveuty-five per cent of the people in the
United States are afflicted with these two
diseases and their effects such a sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costive-
ness, Palpitation cf the Heart, HEARTBURN,
Water-brash, gnawing aud burning pains at
the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and disagreeable taste in the mouth,
coming up offood after eating low spirits, Sc.
Go to your Druggists, Lennon & Murray,
Ibensburg, or to p. NJ. Woleslagle & Son,
Wilmure, and get a 75 cent Bottle of A UGUsT
FLOWER or Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Try it. Two doses will relieve you.
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RUPTURE.-If you are ruptured the best
thing you can do is TO call on DIR. kEYsER
and have a good Truss fitted I say fitted,
for there are more mistakes made by ill-fit-
ting Trusses in the treatment of rupture than
in any other way. DIR. Keyser's Trusses are
not only cheaper but they are better than
can he had anywhere in the United States.
DR.. Keyser will cure rupture in most cases
and will warrant cures. DIR. Keyser, 120
and 240 Penn ave, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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FROM THE HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHOR
ITY IN SwEDEN.-As have had occasion
10 see several persons who, for some time
have used Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover, and know that it has restored the
original color of the hair, we'll as being
efficient in removing the itching and dan
druff that accompanies the falling off of the
hair, I consider it my duty to acknowledge
the same to Mr.. Sachs.
VINCENT IUNDBERG,
Physician an Chief TO tie Hing and Preseyrer
. Of his life.
STOCKHOLM, July q, 1868.
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pnOR HOUSE DIR ECTOH

rg myself if nom pom mated anSsa and eiscte to
I.lL anil fidelity. l hereby offer myself 80 u
~ for said office. subject TO the will of the
al.l'|rtatfycs Of the Cam bria democracy in the
! o. souptr convention assembled:
gang Nm. McDEENITT.
v,.bugton Twp, June Is, ls7T- te-'
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THE DIS. OLDsHUE.-The reputation of
these eminent physician as successful and
expert in their profession is widely known.
Confidence In their ability to cure most OBJ
stinate cases is still increasing which ac-
counts for their already large and growing
practice. By sending vial of morning
urine by express (not by mail,D with name
age, aud p. @. address of the patient, they
can send the necessary medicines. The Of
flee is located al 1S2 Grant tstreet.-Pitts5Urgh
Commercial Gazette
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., announce myself as candidate for
hs to the deeIslen tySnHen,idn GI the ap
--athiDg j. @. LAKE
.,rrc. May q. 1871.
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a RGUMENT LIST.-In pursu-

- ance of Rule 10 of the Orphans Court
or Cambria county, notice is hereby given that
at an Orphans Court. to be held at Ebensburg
on TUESDAY. the 10th day of july. a ID. 1877,
tue.following matters in the estate of dcccdents
will-be pi eSented Tor argument. to wit:
Rule on Paul NsKcnna. administrator of Mark
Mclaughlin. decd. to show cause why an attach
nent should not be awarded against him for
tain monies appropriated by Auditors report.
NJ oJion of F. A. Shoemaker. esq. to resCnd the
order Of sele to sell certain real estate of Ludw
Craver decd.
Rule on executors of George Venabe. deed. to
show cause why said executors should not give
bail.
Rule to show cause why widows app, aisement
I'm the estate of Augustine Glass. decd should not
be aside JAMES NJ, SINGER,
Ebensburg, June 81, 1871. Clerk %. &.
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.-- ,pat il i not too late or too early TO be
Hpnt .,-or,llng TO my merit. hereby offer
-si'ar7l candidate before the coming Demo
s.si J., .,tv convention for the office of ProAon-
-i.s SUI i..Erther nominated or defeated. pledge
i. a.d =, d., ali that can for the success of the
rgs '' '' CARoS LAHEY.
.,At. .,-,E June y. ls7T.-it.'
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,.r,.i,stion of many friends, j hereby
the so'.S-f as a candidate for the office of
,aanss, an',aIy nr and pledge myself to abide by the
PrtbVn'' ., . ,ha canning Democratic County Con-
l-.i:on v' '' A. j. CHRisTY.
T.a.y,.. ,.o June {, 1S77.'
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R.posuA il the name of medicine that
has ,.ured more cases of inflammation of the
kidnevs. bladder and gravel than any known
nreparation ex;ant. We have greSt num-
Der of certificates from both males ana ie-
males who have been cured, experiencing
almost instant relief, in cases of back acte,
strain or cold. It is prepared by r. 4.
Thompson, Titusville. Ask any respectable
druggist. who will get it for yOu If he has
not got it in his stock. Price, S1.OO per bottle.
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NOTICE.--I hereby notify all per-
AZ sons not TO interfere with the following
described property bought by me at Sherifl's sale
as the property of Francis Durbin and left with
HIM at my pleasure: | gray mare, COW, sets
harness. acres corn. 5 acres wheat, acres oats.
acre potatoes 2 bedsteads and bedding, l cook
stove. heating stove, l cupboard. chairs, bu-
reau. andy2 plows. S..M. DOt tiGLASS.
Clearfield Twp. juno 80. lsII.-3t.-stl%l
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.-,s of = AMI EL OHARHA. of Munst er
I1s n''i ',,iII he presented at the coming Demo
lFssl.P convention for the position of Poor
cic gL u:t,r MANY DEMOCRATS.
fs1e g. 1871.
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pROTHONOTARf.

ae ey;sSt yssdre eHa Hasd as;irs sss II, eas to Ss
. clnip 10 ,te r.t rescntattves of the Cambria
pmJerar! ID '-N X. j. LLOYD.
Tune a IS-7.
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DEArSEss- DIR Keyser cured me of deaf
ness in a few weeks.
LOUIS MULLER, No. 20, 9th Street.
DIR. Keysers Office, 10 Penn ST., Pittsburgh.
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CTRAY CATTLE On or about
~ the 25ih of May last six head of young
cattle. three of which are two year oids and the
other three yearlin2s. strayed from the premises
of the subscriber, I'm Cambria township. Cambria
county, and all efforts to tind them have thus
far proved unavailing any inform ation leading to
their recovery viii be thankfully received and
suitably rewarded Following is description Of
the missing animals: One brndle heifer; one red
ieifer, with white under the belly; one brin-
die heifer. with white bellys one white yearlin2
steer ana one red and one red and white spOtt eli
yearng hefer. PATRICK FARREN.
Cambria Twp. June % 1S71.-3t-
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sy- SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS. IL !6.-iy.

NOTICE.-The second account of
4V EPHRAIM GouGHNOUR, committee of
DENNIS b. GoUoHSoUR, a iunatfc has been hled
in the Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria county
and will he presented at the September Term of
Court and, IL su fiicent reason hc shown to the
contrary, will he approved and confirmed.
by the Court.
Il. NCCOLffAN Prothnnotarv.
Prot honotary's Ofhcc, Ebensburg, June 10, 1871.
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OBITUA RY

THOMPSON Died, in this place, Tues
day morning. July 2, 1871. FRANCES J., only
daIp hter OF James NJ, and Frances VI. Thomp-
son, aged years and months.
''As the bird TO Its sheterfng nest,
When the storm on the hills is abroad
So her spirit hath flown from this world of unrest
To repose on the bosom of God"
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CLEARING OUT SALE.-Gredt Reductions
in all Departments. To make room for our
Fall importations we will during this month
sell the balance of our stock of
Silks, Shawls,
Cloaks, Dolmas,
Dress Goods,
Linens.
Chintzes, &c. 4,
at bargain prices.
HUGUS s. HACKE,
Fifth avenue and Market street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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We. the undersigned Auditors of Susquehan-
ma Township, certify that the above is d cor
rect statement of the settlement with the Su-
perVisurs OF said township.
JOHN SpNERNIEI
J u. STALB. Auditors.
CIIAS. WEAkTEN-
Attest-JAs. A. PORTER, Twp. Clerk. 10 ~ 81.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE LADY We
copy from the Johnstowu Democrat the fol-
lowing notice of the death of the venerable
mother of large family well known aud
greatly esteemed in that vicinity, among
whom we may name Messrs. David and j ohm
Dibert, two of the most enterprising and
successful citizens of Johnstown. The DEM
ocrdt says:
Mrs Rachel Dibert, of Johnstown, departed
this life on Monday morning, June 2sth. ar one
O'Clock, aged - Years. month, and II days.
Few persons were better known to this COM
munity that the deceased. Her birth place
erset county. where she lived with her father,
Mr.. Christian BIough, a Mennonite farmer. un-
came united in marriage with MIR. John Dibert =.
For nearly twenty years they resided in Diberts-
vile Mr.. Dibert bel x there engaged In farm
ing, milling, and tanning. In April, ls46 they
removed to Johnstown: Mr.. ID. here actively
engaging in merchandising and manufacturing.
For few years they also resided in and kept
the old Mansion House, corner OF Portage and
The husband OF the deceased. Mr.. John Di-
bert is well remembered by our older citizens
earnest. industrious: exemplary man.-
He was descendent. of n Hoiander, who emf
grated from Amsterdam over century ago;
and seemed to have inherited the thrift, perse-
verence, and other good traits proverbai with
the Dutch people. He died in November, 1919,
aged 40 years.
age of three score and thirteen years-tO be a
blessing and soioce to her children and grand
children of whom seven children, forty ythr ee
grandchildren and one grea grand-child are
living. One family residing in Topeka,
Kansas one in Lancaster, Pa: and one in Tren-
ton, n. j.; while the Others have their hom es
in Johnstown.
The deceased was always known as kind
mother and good christian woman. From
early life she Il consistent member of tie
church. and was ever dearly beloved by those
who were associated with her. As a TREND has
said ''her religion was demonstrating, cheerful
and happy and she So demonstrated the chris
tian graces to earn the respect and conf
dence of the whole community, irrespective OF
social religious peculiarities.
Her funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon.
At two O'Clock her remains were taken from
her late residence on Locust street To the First
NJ. +. Church where appropriate services were
conducted and a sermon delivered by Rev. w IN.
Lynch. and from thence to Sandy vale Cemetery,
where she 10y tender hands and bereaved
hearts laid in her last resting place until the
last trumpet sha awaken her to glories held in
reservation for the pure In heart-the ever
blessed.
Her relatives and friends will ever retain a
sweet remem brance or her character and worth.
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Many of the eggs brought to market
these days are a little too ripe.
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sTHF CONFIICT OF AoES."-Men differ
on nearly every issue. There have always
been opposite parties in politics and religion,
NAV be universally adopted at another. and
those sacrificed regarded as heroes and mar
tyrs Medicine has also been subject 10
revolutionary disturbances. When Drs.
Harvey and Jenner announced their discov-
cries they were held in contempt and ridi-
cule bv an incredulous and Ignorant public,
vet TO-DAY they are received and honored by
all az benefactors. When Or. Pierce an
nounced his Discovery, many seemed to
douht aud were skeptical concerning all
medicines and doctors, but proof ot merit has
dispelled all doubt, and to-day the Gosden
Medical Discovery is the standard remedy y
in curing the most obstinate diseases of the
liver and blood, having almost entirely su-
perseded the d-time sarsaparillas by rea-
sou of it's superior merits.
NORWICH, Chenango Co, n. Y.
Nov. Sd, 1876.
II. Y. PIERCE NJ. D.:
was afflicted with n scrofulous affection on
over two years, so much so that could not
wear a boot. and had to keep my leg bandaged.
II resulted i'm n raw sore. IL got s',-Dad thnt III
became q general talk that / would have to un-
deryo amputatiOn of the limb. One physician
told me he never saw such a sore cured.
covery together with your Pellets as directed
on the bottles, and when | had CONSUMED SIX
bottles of Discovery, my leg was entirely weiI'
a nd has remained so ever since-a period Oh Two
yenrs-snd would not swap il for nifty wooden
legs. Yours truly 'ohN ."
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s.Io day AT home. Agents wanted Outiit
'pi and terms tree TEUE X Co. Augusta. Me.
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HE I'm N6H per day AT hume. Samples worth 40
% w ~ free. ST:NsoN s Son. Portland. NJ e.
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DE Extra Fine Mixed Cards. with name. 30 cts
Zo postpaid. L. JON rs s Co. Nassau ny
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,,urg, June 8, ls,7.
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asS- s-- a Week TO Agents. $40 Olfdt Fi-rc.
'soo pa h. O. NlCRERH, Augusta, Maine.
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pnDR HOUSE DIRECTOR.

..l-ek. June y. 1s57.-it.*