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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

Sr. PAuL's cathedral. London. was
begun and finished by u architect,
Wren. under one master mason. Strong.
and during the spiscopate Of one Bishop
OF London, Compton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

THERE is no immediate prospect OF a
cessation OF the distress in China. Large
quantities OF grain are being conveyed
into the famine districts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

The Storey County Commissioners
have allowed our bill. for the Harring.
ton case, against them to the last cent.
Yesterday Commissioner Hymsrs went
to Virginia and last evening returned
with the sl,69l % in his pocket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

THE Natural bridge Of Virginia is in
volved in q bankrupt suit. It is valued.
with the land attached. at $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

THE selden family have owned the
shad fishery at B~rockwsy Beach. Con.
nscticut, since 1862.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

TEE first negro to sit on q jury in
New York city was accepted last
week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

VIRGINIA claims the finest wheat pros
meet ever seen in the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

THEnr are about a dozen Turkish
bazars in the Paris exposition grounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
BORN.

LowREY-in Doiie. California, May 20. to the
wife % Nicholas Lowrey. = son.
HlCKS-ln Bodie. California, June iG. 10 the
wife Of william Hicks. q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

Croker 4 suydam. Trustees .sseoS.
Crocker 4 Suydam do ..to0ye.
Croker L Buydsm do ..tTS..
Croker q aurnett, Tfus.. .2lOoI.
Croker 4 0urnett do bal S0o2o.
Clute 4 Loveland. Trustees .4Sd26..
Ciuis D Lovslsnd do ..tt3s1.
Cluts q I,oveiand do ..tt606.
CONN 4 Page, Trustees. ..tl17y..
Crowl-y d Goodman. Trus. txsto..
Cook q Co ] z, Trus, bal. .soo16.
Cadwailadsr 4 % =. Tfus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
MARRIED.
DIED.

DONAHuE-0RANT-In San Francisco, June
10, Eugene Donahue TO Celia Giant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

~ Proes.ds for the parchsss Of a. 0sssn
f0l the school. lsieso
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

Doors open At 7 O'Clock; performance 10
commence Il Q O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

ApNIssIoN. on 90. Chldrsa 50 cents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19
Communication.
sr. BoNIFACE, April s. ISL

Sr. BoNIFACE, April s, 1873.
EDTTOR FREEMAN-In looking over p copy
Of last week : Herald kindly sef;t me by YOU
nnd thar tnc editor pitches into you and /
rough shed. l don't scare worth cent, how
ever, and you don't seem to be very much
frighteu'd q either, Notwithstanding the thirty
dollars received for publishing the Poor House
statement seems TO have Mr.. James very brave
and warlik". In fact 1t appears TO have almost
made Democrat out of him, thuUgh there is
not enough sound material in him to III Ike
even nail a Democrat OF the honest stripe.
He il very severe on us both. the charge being
that we tried to injure him in his business.
nat IS q ne so lar ds am concerned. l do not
care how many papers he sends to Elder town
ship or anywhere else, and um sure you don't
care ellher, as nave no iica that you are
jealous hearted as the Herald man. / have
been n well wi<Ler or Mr.. james and il | gave
him my name he would know that to be a fact
far at least his business interest Is con
ccrned. MT only Thought he was gentle
man, in " hich conclusion I seem to have. been
ION thar he deserving of more. sun~cribcrs
in the north OF the county than M, readily has
In tins too my good wishes appear TO have been
badly iuYeste:. When editor brands men
as liars on so slight a pTovocation he had,
and that too without any harm being intended,
be Is disgrace TO the profession and undpscrv-
ing OF paironaV" i'm any civilized community.
was disposed to consider editors as rather
above the common herd-in fact, as gentlemen
OF culture and refinement but so Tar the
He'G4i man = concerned seem 10 have reck-
UHed without my h,st.
james says he is willing to wager $50 thar he
car prove he has more than one subscriber IN
Elder township. Well, | am not going TO call
MN lldr. aS thHt KIND OF language i only i'll
duged in by men who have little conscience
aud less reputation, but will wager him The
amount stipulated that only one copy of the
Herald comes To- the St. Bnpiface. and this be-
ing the only post Office in the township. surely
| had right to conclude that only one copy
was received in this community. II any one
else gets his paper IN Elder township he must
ge- it through the CarroI!tuwn post-oflicc,
which is OF course possible, il not probable. Ii
hHS been mystery To me where the Herald
man got his "hroughten up," but I think L
know now. II must have Been in thu classic
precincts of BugtOwn> tor surely he did not
learn his bad Wuuners-in EbenSburE. " here
good breeding Is the rule rather than the ex-
cpptOn.
The H'TGld man reminds me much Of
al empty barTc!-fhe more Won STRIKE on nim
the more noise he makes. sill. with all his
noise and bravadO, if he wishes to accept the
wager herein offered his chance & good,
A. W. Is. L. NJ.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

THE CRIsIs-What think You would be
the result if the earth should stop spinning
around the sun? Were you ever near a
large and intricate machine VIXEN one Of its
wheels became clogged or BrOken-near
enough to hear the grating, jarring clash, the
sudden, deafeEing crash ? Astronomers as
sure Us that prccisei v similar effects only on
an iuconceivabiy grander scale, would he
produced if our earJh-One of the wheels in
the universal maChine-shOuld suddenly
cease its revolutions. In other words, there
would be a general clash and crash Of satel-
lites, planets, and systems. What we term
financial crises are due to similar causes.
one OF the wheels in the fuance-machine
becomes clngged, perhaps shattered. The
terrible Wall-street crash which follows
- communicated TO every part of the finan-
Cial mechanism Of the country. But aualo-
gies do not stop here. There is that other
mechanism, the most intricate of all-Some-
times called au organism because il generates
its own forces-the human machine. When
one of lis members fails to perform its office,
the whole system is thrown into disorder
Members before considered uuaSsai liable,
break down uuder the unnatural pressure.
The shock comes, aud utter prostra'ion is
the result. Repsrationssan only be effected
hy the restoration of the impaired parts and
the read just ment of it's levers-tbe physical
forces. There is one part of the machine
more liable TO disorder than any oiher-th
liver-the great balance wheel of the ma
chine.
The liver being She great depurating or
blood cleansing organ OF the system, set 1t
a work aud the foul corrIpIious which gem
der in the blood, and rot out, as it were, the
machinery of life are gradually expelled
from the system. For this purpose DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, used
daily and DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purga;ive
Pellets, taken in very small doses, are pre-
eminenIly the articles needed. They cure
every kind of humOr from the worst scrofula
to the common pimple, bloich, or eruption
Great eating ulcers kindly heal under their
mighty curative influence. Nrulent blood
poisons that lurk in the system are by them
robbed of their terrors, and by their persc-
vering and somewhat protraCted use the
most tainted systems may be completely
renovated and built up anew. Enlarged
glands, sum ors and swelliugs dwindle away
and disappear under the influence of these
great resOlvents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

RUPTURE WANTED want every Tup-
tured man or woman, it makes no difference
in what part of the body the rupture is situ-
atcd, to send me q three cent postage stamp
and l will tell them what they should do
aud how to get relief or cure. have ap-
piled trusses and treated rupture for a period
of over forty years, aud have no doubt what
ever that can give relief in every case aud
when cure is p,Issihle 1 can effect a cure,
If those afflicted can make il suit TO come
aud see me it is always best, but if they eau
not do this conveniently they should write
to me. The faul. in most cases of rupture is
in improperly applied trusses. Every days
experience makes this more plain tn me, and
am sure that my experience iusiitics me IN
promising better terms and a more complete
retention of the rupture than can be Oh
tanned anywhere else in the United States.
Visits at distance made when required,
Address.
DIR. KEYSEK, 240 Penn 4 verne,
Opposite Christs Church, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19
OBITUARY.

NEFF.-Dicd, in SummerhiII township. on Sat
erday. 4 prii l3. IS s, Mrs ELtz ABETa NFFF. wife
of David Nett. aged about 80 years
BLAIR.-Died, in this place aU half past o.
clock T. NJ. or Wednesday last. April L. 1873.
of congestion of the lungs, Miss MARY F.. eldest
daughter OF John A and Jane A. Blair. aycd y
years. month and IL days Intcrment at2 p. n.
to morrow Saturday in the Catholic cemetery.
Obituary notice in another column.
WEAKLAND.-Died. on Thursday last, at
his residence in Carroll tow nstip. WILLIAM
WEAKLAND. in the saith year of his age. Mr.
v oakland belonged TO e long lived and we'll
known stock OF people, WHO were among the ear
lest settlers in tne northern part OF the county.
n man was better known. or more highly eS-
tecmcd in that section of the county than the de-
ceased. lie led an Industrious. upTig hit and
eiamciesS lie. and was model citizen in the ful-
est acccptation OF the word. He was sincere
AMI exemplary member of the Car ho.ic Church,
and his memory viii long he cherished by all who
knew him and respected him for his sterling
worth and Christian virtues May his soul rest
in peace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

PREACHING VS.. PRACTICE--The Altoona
MorHjHg Tribune of Monday last reads a lee
ture to what it is pleased to term "sOme
lazy editors within a radius of one hundred
miles of that city, for having helped them
selves to an item W hich said paper condensed
from the Edenburg oil Times in relation to
the recent sad Heath of unfortunate Young
girl named Amelia GuiIford. aud yet in the
very next column Of the same issue the w. T.
gObhlcS up without credit the following from
IN" local departmental iis JohnstOwn name
sake, in which paper it originally appeared
on Saturday evening previous:
An INTERESTING CASE DECIDED..-SnTne months
ago the ITecidiH Tribune contained the facts in
connection with an interesting case on the duck
cts OF the Fulton county courts in which Will
liam Leighty, OF EhcnsburE. was claimant, and
as the matter has been partly decided we will
briefly recall the circumstances: In 1877 John
LeiEhty and LYDIA Walters, then residing near
BuncauSVille Blair county, were married, and
three months subsequent William LelShty,
their SOr, was born. soon after this the father
deserted his wife, took up with another woman.
and, after wandering from nlacc to place, fin
ally settled in McConnelIsburE, Fulton county,
iE 1857. He was still living with the second wO.
man, who was reputed 20 be his wife, and they
had several children. When the OId man died
in 1868 the real estate OF which he owned con
siderable. was sold by George W, IeIghty. his
rcputed son, TO John f. DeshOng-the widow
retaining S2.l00- William Leigkty. the legiti-
mate son. brought Suit against DeShOug i'm the
real estate lett by his father but the jury found
foe the defendant. although motion for n new
tufed proceedings in the Orphans Court OF the
same county to recover the amount in the
hands of Mrs. Leighty No, ?. aud the matter
was referred to an auditor. HIS Honor Judge
Rowe has just filed his opinion thas William is
entitled 10 $l,52S 80, with interest from pri I,
ISL. This will be quite n plum for the EbcnS-
Tor the residue OF the estate, aud may succeed
in getting it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

a TRAMP'S NARROW ESCAPE FROM 4
SHOCEIEG DEATH.-On Friday last, John
Mathers, tramping typo made a wonder
full escape from a hOTriule death in the Pa.
X. II. tunnel at Ga!litziu, this county. His
experience, as subsequently, related Ivy him
self to a reporter of the A ltoOna EreuiHQ
Mirror, is thrilling in the extreme. HeIe is
his story
I managed to pass the watchman a the west
ern end of the tunnel. at GHliitzin, although nc
warned me to 90 over the hill itun3el him, and
started to walk through. ! saw men working
in there. and one q! them placing his ear to
the track remarked to | passed him that
train was coming up the road and | should be
careful or / would get caught hy it. ! could
fuI faculty of hearing. / walked on for some
time when ] saw the east end of the tunnel be-
come dark and knew that the train was com
ing up. I crossed to the down track and walk
ed on for awhile. when, from some inner in
sIinCf. fancicd | heard a train coming down
the track on which | was walking. / heard the
bell. the rumhling OF the other train, and step
the ditch in time to escape being struck by the
eastward bound train, which 7 cOuId hear pass
ing, ! was nearly sufUcated by the smoke aud
suipher, lHy with my face down, end as a lit
tie stream Ot wafer ran through the gutter
vas enabled to breath. Had stirred in the
least | would have been, no doubt, dragged un-
der one or the other OF the trains and bpen cut
to pisces, lay tor some after the trains had
passed through, when got up and picked my
way through the binding smoke to the mou h
or Ihr tunnel, and scarcely had / reached the
the pure air when an empty engine Ia ''pushCr J
came down on the track which [ had been
walking.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

ROOTS AND SHOES.-M essrE Gill & Bro,
wholesale boot aud shoe merchants, Puts
burgh, Pa, have removed TO elegant and
commOdious quarters, No. 2i5 Liberty stree, ,
four doors below their old stand where with
increased facilities, they are now prepared
to carry on their business to greater AL vau-
tage, aud will be pleased 70 meet their Gus
TONERS ard friends.
They have received = very large spring
stock OF boots and shoes, to which we call
the esfeciaI attention of retail! purchasers
and every day new additions are made TO
their present large aud complete stock of
goods, embracing The various articles in their
line, consisting in part of every variety and
the latest styles of womeu's, misses, men 5,
hogs, chiidreH's and youths boots, shoes
slippers and brogans. This Old aud reliable
house have had years of experience ia pur-
chasing and know full well the wants Of
their many customers, who deal with them
year after year, and OF the trade generally
Purchasers wi. be justly and fairly dealt
with aud can do fully as well, if not better,
in buying from Mess-s. Gill & Brother, both
in quality and price, as they can in Phiia-
Gclphia, New York or Boston.
Deal once with this house and you will
purchase again from them when in need of
articles in their line,
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NOTICE IN PARTITION-Rule

on the heirs and legal representatives.
OF MARK MCLAUGHLIN. deceased, TO accept or
CAMBRIA COUNTY. IS.
49, The Cummonweal Of PENNSYLVANIA 20
LIS Mark u. Mclaughlin Susan McI.aus d.
- In, widow OF John NcI.au HIN, and her
children. Jacob, Susan. Matilda tintcrmarricd
with W m StormcrD. " illiam and Mary. the two
l2tter being in their minority, and OF whom Danl
Henry IS their guardian ud IiiifIfU Daniel Hen
ry. Who is guardian of Annie. Catharue and MI
ehael Mclaughlin. minor children of Mark Nc
Laug HIN. residents Of Cambria county. Penna:
Mary Jane McI-aug hlin. widow uf Jas McI.augh-
lin, and her son " m. T. Mclaughlin. residents of
minor children OF said James Mclaughlin who
have for their guardian at iibifugn David Henry.
a resident OF Cambria county. Pa..-G REETING:
Nou and every of You are hereby cited to he ami
appear before the Judges of our Orphans Court
tU be held at Ebcnsburg. in and for said county
on the First Monday of June next. then and there
to accept OF refuse To take the real Of id
Mark McI.au. him deed. at the appraised valu-
the said t'Our- and returned by the Sheriff Of the
said county on the lst day of pril. A. u. ISIS or
show cause why the same should not be sold. to
wit: y certain messuage OF tract Of land situate
III W aShIu2tOn township. Cambria county. Penn a
to wit: BEGINNING ut a post on the Huntingdon.
three degrees. west one hundred and thirty-two
1ects thence north seventy degrees. west hun
drcd ana sixty hvc Icet: thence south thirty three
degrees. wrst one hundred and forty feet thence
east two hundred and fort four feet to the place
OF heginning-cUntaininR 52O Percbez. more
or less, and valued ami appraised at the sum OF
SI43 IS Herein tail it.
Witness. the Honorable ions DEA y President
OF our said Court, at Ebens6urg, this 2d day OF
April, A. u. 1873.
JAMES VI. SINGER. CLERK.
Affections RYAN, Sheriff. Il Ig.-Gt.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

SUDDEN DEATH OF a YOUNG LADY
While i'll LDretto, on last Sunday afternoon
we, in common with the entire commune
ty, were greatly shocked to learn that Miss
Harriet Myers, the eldest daughter Gagged
about Is years) of Mr.. Henry NJ yerS of that
place, and niece of our towusnIan, ex-Sher-
if Myers, had dropped dead in the school
room of s.. Aloysius' y cademy while en-
gagged with other members of the choir at
iached TO St. Michael's church in rehearsing
some new music for Holy Thursday and
Easter Sunday. The announcement of her
sad and unexpected death. as NAV well lie
imagined, came like clap of thunder in a
clear sky to her immediate friends, and for
a time no one could realize that death had
actually claimed her for its own. Qnicklv
as possible the stricken girl was conveyed to
her home and everything that fond affection
or a physicians skill could suggest to recall
the vital spark reSortei to- but, alas: all
in vaIn-the conclusion reached by DR.
Crawford, the attending physician, that she
was beyond the reach of human aid, unfor-
tuuately proving only too true. The young
lady thus summoned without moment :
warning TO appear before the judgment seat
OF Gnd was a universal favorite wherever
known, aud although of rather delicate
mould and said 10 be troubled OF late with
an affection of the throat, it was little
thought that heart disease the naraIysis of
which organ seems to nave been the cause
OF her sudden death, was an ailmeut to
which she was subject. Miss Hattie, as she
was fanIiIiarly called, had a sweet and en-
ticiug face, a well cultivated mind and voice
AMI kind and loving disposition and in
the possession OF all these graces of person
and character, it may well be conceived that
her sudden and saddeniug death has not
ohly brought sorrow to ma ~ a loving heart
but has left void in society which will long
be felt and regretted. Her funeral which
toOk place on Wednesday morning at q
o'clock, was very largely attended, and after
a Requiem High Mass, which was sung by
the choir Of which she had been a leading
nber, all that was mortal of the much
t-atoved Hattie Myers We're laid to rest in
St Michael's churchyard. Peace to her SOC !
and consolation to her uereaved family and
friends, who only two days before were call
Ell upon TO bear another thOueh mach less
serious affection, III The breaking OF the right
arm, Immediately above the wrist of liuIe
daughter OF the same parents, caGsed by
falling from tho frcut doorstep to the board
walk beneath.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

a SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. -Silas A..
IA ans and wife, Of Clearfe;d 'ownsld i,
having made sn assignment FOR the hrnfht "a
their creditors. al persons indebted to said ASST
are hereby notified TO make Immediate paw
ment. and those having claims aiust them WI
present them. properly authen! !ieatcd Ter settle-
ment, to ID. A. CLA ARk, Asst nee
CltaIfeld township.
Or to his attorney. F. A. SHoENAKEg, Eoeusbure
April ~, ls7o.-6t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

shcrir's once, Ehcnshurs. Apri 10, ISIS.
a SsIGNEE'S SALE OF REALES-

a SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
A TATE BY order Of the Cunri of Com
mon Pleas Of Cambria county. WIZ offer At Pub
lie Sale discharged OF all liens on "A tttaAN, !,
NAV -. 1878. at I O'CIVCK. 7. ". q = ECE tis
i Akt'EI4 OF Ian situate in cicaTfrld town
ship. adjoining lands OF James Adams q. y eilru.
Edw't HIloren, Harry Sheppard. and others
containing 700 tcrcs, more ur less. abOUs 20
Acres OF which are cleared. having thereon erect
ed PR ANE HOUSE. FRAME RAES. and other hui d.
ings There is alSn an excellent Orchard - ap-
Pile. cherry and peach trrr~ on the premises. rs
well as two veins OF limestone atid uf coal part
ly opened.
TERMS uF SALE --Dne third on conformation eF
sale and the balance in equal payments IT, Bine
and eighteen months from date Of lurchas Sc. with
interest to he secured by the judgment bonds and
mOrtgas OF the purchaser.
u. A. CLARK
Assignee OF Silas AdaIaS and Wife
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q III - ER
Notice to taxpayers

I y accordance with an Act of the General A.
Il stmbly OF this Comm Weaifh. aUprON fi THE.
5th day at pril. A II. IS72. --krIaffrr fn fhe
collie Cgiun OF taxes in the County Uf t'HuHrir.-
Ing 90 the districts below named. rsaf the fnun-
" Treasurer. 10 compliance with tlr % section
oi said scr. viii attend 90 the PLACES of holding
lhe Through and Township elections. on fus
CriVlng The County, Poor and State taxes Tor
the year ISIS:
For Portage township. Monday June i-thf
" Nilmore borough. Tuesday. Iuue lS o..
Washington township Thur-.Iav e1.h
: Munster township. Friday. ZlSf
" Summltyille borough. Tuesfiav. -ath
Gallitziu borough. We1nes1ay ss 2sth
- Iunnrlhill borough. THURSDAY 18th
Cialiitzin township Friday 2Sth
Lorcsto borough. SATURDAY. 9Th
Allegheny township. Monday. July lst
- Chest >Vriu-s borough. Tur5 av Inv 2F
Ebcnsturg borough. East ward FRIDAY. Iulv
5ths west ward, Saturday. July 9TH
Dean township. Monday. Iuiy srh
Clearield township Tuesday. Iuly oh
White twp. at J. Beers. "Wednesday. Turv
Chest township, al ST. Lawrence. Friday. Ju-
ly l2th.
Elder township at st. Bonirace. Thursday.
July 18Th.
Carrolltown borough, Monday July l5.h
" Carroll township. Tuesday. July l65h.
SuSQuehanna twp. "Wednesday. July l-.h.
" Barr township. Thursday. 18th.
" Blacklick township Friday 70 b.
." Cambria township. Saturday, 1Uh
jackson township Monday. 2ist.
And. in accordance with tho srcond section
oi said Act, on all taxes paid 2" the Treasurer
before the lSt day of September there viii hp
be added TO MI uni'aid taxes and placed the
hands OF a constable
n. J. FREIDHOFF, Treasurer
Ir'asurers Office, Ebrnsburg- April Is ISIS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

For SALE. .--One new Horizontal Engine,
cylinder II in. bore, 20 in stroke; prize very
low. Also, for sale, Horse Powers aud
Threshing Machines, of different sizes,
well as Steam Power and Room To rent.
Call on address w. n. II. NEwLING SS
Co., Tyrone, Pa. [4-I9.-4t.
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IsTME NENis.

ER-SNfTH.-Marricd in White township.
Sunday. March so 1875 by John Peterson
ESQ. Mr.. LEVI BEER and Mrs. MARY SMITH ali
CT said township.