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Actas de Venta .Registradas.

Mario s.
f. w. Kohl q Antonio Yorba--To-
do interes en- ell Rancho Santiago de
Santa Ana fuera de la subdivision
legal de dicho Rancho; ST..
Jose Antonio Yorba q John Hunt.
ley y J. M. Edington-Todo ell inte-
res an ( indivisos del Rancho San
tiago de Santa Ana, fuera de la SUBJ
division de dicho Rancho.
Trinidad Peralta a Jose A. Yorba,
]. Huntley, J. NJ. Ellington y w.
H. Morrow-Todo ell interes en- ell
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana,
fuera de 10 subdivision legal de di-
cho Rancho; 81.
Juan F. Yorba a Jose Antonio
Yorba-Todo ell interes en- ell Ran
cho Santiago de Santa Ana, fuera
de la subdivision legal de dicho
Rancho; 81.
J. S. Mirandette q Z. Clos y J.
Lassere-Solar A, cuadra 1, Boyle
Heights, subdivision del solar 6,
cuadra 60, medicion de Hancock;
Sl50.
Mario ii.
Gregoria T. de Manriquez, esposs
de Jose A. Manriquez a John James
Charnock-82 53O5-1O, 900 acres en-
ell Rancho La Ballona; $500.
Mario II.
Guadalupe G. de Machado, esposa
de Rafael Msehado, q MERGED J. de
Gonzales, esposa de Manuel l.. Con-
zales-Porte del Rancho Rincen de
los Bueyes; $500.
HIPoTECAs.
Mario Z.
Victor Ybarra 8 Geo. D. Wither-
ell-Solar so pies de frente al lado S.
de la calle San Fernando, limitado
al E por Lorenzana, S. por la ISL
vieja de Ybarra y o. por Bernero;
8 meses, 2 por 100 papel moneda;
$500.
Mario 10.
Marcelina Elizalda a Joseph NJ.
SherburDe-Parte del solar 8 y los
80 pies al oeste, solar l, cuadra 80
Middleton de Ord; 10 meses, 2 por
100; Sl10.
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nireotorio de la Iglesia CatoIica.

limo. Tadeo Amat, Obispo; limo.
Francisco Mora, obispo CoadJutor y vica-
rio General; Rev. Pedro v~erdaguer, Cura
p4rrocO.
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EFEMERIDES

Is, I7sI.-El astronomo Herschell des-
cubre ell planeta Urano.
IA, disqualification del Emperador
Carlos v. en- Bruselas.
Is. II93.-DescubIerta la America re-
aresa a Paloe ell insigne Colon.
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MILES DE MADRES han hecho ano-
tacion de su creencla, de que para todos
los males del estomago y Ge los intesti-
nos q que estan sugetos los ninos ell
TARRANT'S EFERvESCENT SETTER
APERIENT,
Els ell mas SECURE de los Alternatives y cor
,rectivos. Las razones para esta creeucia
son obvias. Forma una bebida deliciosA
y refrescante, alivia los iutestinos de toda
materia acida sin dolor, evita la febre,
procura ell sueho, fortified la digestion.
neutral4za ell acido en- ell estomago, obra
como alimento. Que familia puede
pasarse sin rec 1rrir a tai remedio para sus
er fermedades? La venden todos los boz
ticarios.
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Microbes, 13.-San Leandro arzobispo
de Sevilla y San Rodrigo martir.
Jueves, 14.-Santa Matilde reina y San
Ia F~lorentina vfrgen.
vNnes, 15.-San Raimundo abad y con-
fesor.
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Los Sehores citados pueden pasar
& recoger dichas cartas q nuestra
oficina, Y los que vivian fuera de Los
Angeles pueden pedirlas indicando-
nos ell lugar de su Residential para
que Sc las remitamos nosotros por
ell correo.
La crónica., 1878-03-13
JOSE BECHTlNGER,

Oculista Operator
N 704 Gale Sacramento,
Esquinade la Gale Kearny San Francisco.
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Almanaque.
MARIO.
Eases DE LA LUNA.

8. Luna nueva q las III. I'm. 2. Nj.
III. Cuarto creciente q las H.. dim. I. No
Is. Luna LENA q las Oh. SIM. p. M.
25. Cuarto menguante q las 8h. 40m. AN.
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UNA ORDENANZA.

Por Ia que SO establece una Liberia
Pdblica en- la Ciudad de Los An
geles.
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nemos cartas de interes para loI
sefiores siguientes:
1. Alvarado, Charles Moore,
L. Arguello, st s. Molina,
h. Ayala, +. Machado,
q. p. Anzar, NJ. A. Moreno,
DIR. d Burroughs, j. Nieto,
+. Bojorquez, A. M. Ornelas,
N. Bello, G. p eciado,
Pascual Castorena, Thos. Rowland,
X. Chavez, G. B. Rawson,
Sanchez Colima, L. o. Romero,
V. Duarte, A. Ruiz,
Julia Davis, John Reed,
p. DomlngueZ, M. Rodriguez,
S. r. Estudillo, Pico y Baca.
s. Escalier, II. Serrano,
f. Gracida, p. G. Tonner,
James Hofner, p. Tello,
j. Machado, F. Vasquez,
T. Valdez, X V. Cara,
S. Vale, j.. NJ. Garcia,
NJ. ]. Bernstein, V. Lucero,
J.. NJ. Chavez, Manmus,
]. q. Dillett, Ortiz y Salazar,
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AvisO ~Importante.

En- la oficina de LA CR0NICA te-
nemos cartas de interes para los
fIore s~ipuiantes:
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La Cr6nica Sc RecOmienda

A LAS CAsAs QUE ANUNcIAN.
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Las personals que acudan por estas car.
tas Sc serviran ayisar qre han sido pubiil
cadas en- LA CRoNIcA correspondents al
dIa de IL Mario de 1873.
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mingo en- la noche a las 9: 80 en- la
Gale Washington, volvia de una
vista en- compahfa de su espnsa
cuando vic que su vivienda habia
sido saqueada por algun ladron.
Corri6 q dar la VOC de alarma q un
vecino y q 50 vuelta encontro Ia casa
euyuelta en- llamas.
-Unjovenl lamado Albert Adams,
escribiente empleado con Judson,
Grillete y Ga, fue arrestado hace
pocos dias cogido en- ell ac.o de ex-
traer algun dinero de la GAIA de
hero de sus principales. Parece
que los Sres. Judson y Ga. hacia
tempo que echaban de menos algun
diuero. Poniendo q la policfa al
tanto, esta halo que ell joven Adams
era ell autor del robo, pues tenienjo
conocimiento del secreto de la GAIA
lie costaba muy POGO abrirla.
Mr.. Haines ha reclDido una
campana-alarma para -uso en- case
de incendios que tiene en- exhibition
en- la ofcina de ~telegrafos. Els un
Instruments de gran valor para ell
objeto, y ell ConciIio no puede hacer
cosa mejor que entrar en- negocia'
clones con ell citado sef1or para sur
tir 4 la ciudad de aparato tan utii.
Con su adquisicion, en- case de IL
cendio en- la ciudad seria una gran
ventaja ell servicio de tales campa-
nas.alarmas, pues Sc tendria COMO
cimiento instantaneo, goberDadas
como son por electricidad, del lugar
adonde tieue lugar Ell incendio y del
momento On que ocurre.
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your minds a firm, unwsvering belief OF the
guiit OF the defendant, beyond "a reasonable
The evidence, it is true. is circumstantiai ;
but ctrcnmstant'al evidence is ms strong and
as reliable rs positive evidence. IL IL be OF that
Kind which the Jaw requires il to be before a
verdict can be based upon 1t.
witness who sees the act committed you have
certainty of guilt, If the witness be entirely
testify TO facts which irressIably head To an in
terence OF guilt. you in great degree get clear
OF the danger OF perjury. .tand you have only
facts.
The law requires that circum nj ial cvid ancc,
10 convict must be clear, ani point 10 guilt,
ana gullt alone, There must he no other rca-
sonable theory reccnciiabIe with innocence.
Do the circumstances in this case point with
gneerrinp certainty TO the defendant as the
DO they point to no one else rensonablv7 Is
there any other reasonable theory in view oi
All these facts, than that OF the guilt OF this de-
This is the question for you. IL the evidence
as you have heard ii here from the stand. judQ.
ing or the credibility OF the Witnesses. produces
in your minds an unwavcring heller or guilt
then you are bound to ind tho defendant gull.
~. 1T you have p reasonable doubt of his guilt
he is entitled to the beEefit of the doubt and 10
an acquitta He is entitled here as is every
one charged with crime. tn the presumption of
innocence. That is. YOU are not to suppose be.
cause he is charged here with AN offense i'm Q
hill regularly found hy grand iury that there
Tore there Is the least suspicion OF guilt attach.
ing to him. You are To start with him in the
trial OF the cause as an entirely innocent man
PROOF beyond a reasonable doubt OF guilt. He
IL entitled To the presumption OF innocence up
until the moment the Commonwealth has by
evidence fixed In your minds his guilt-then
You are to say, he is guilty.
This offense is one which should be ricorously g
punished, and II the guilt OF the defendant bt
proven, your sympathy ought note:o go out 70
him because OF his unfortunate condition. He
may be, as all criminals are, unfortunate. All
CRIMINALS are, unfortunate. all criminals arc
FOOLISH. All crime is folly, and any man W hC
commits crime Is entitled to the sympathy oi
humanity. because he hasl lion,I' hat which doc,
not henent him and in the end only brings saf
ferinR upon him and isery to innocent person:
connected with hf:u. But whilo our syInpat b,
as men goes out TO those who cannot AMI dc
not refrain from crime, our duty as jurors, un.
Ger our oaths, require that should unhesi
ta;ingy render verdict in accordance witt
the evidence. no matter what may he the con-
sequences To the accused. This Is the only
course you as jurors can take which can brinG
10 you in after years repose IF conscience. ANY
Otner verdict Than one thus founded would bt
, a source ut regret TO you in the future
You will take this testimony, gentlemen: con.
diet.
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CBIgUA Y.

SHJLTZ.-Died at the residence OF Mrs. Ken
nedy. In Springfale. Allegheny county. on Suh
day. April 10, 1873. SuE IoRTTro infant daugh-
ter Of SaUrnc! :. aud Maud Shultg.
AIr and Mrs. Shultz with th.ir two children
left IN cir late hCme AT Hcadu z. ~ few weeks
ago. en- rout FOR Cleveland. Ohio. her future
place of resi- e &C, AMI on the way stopped q
to visit Mrs IS mother at Springdale. where
their babe slckeDcd and died after a brief illness
I'c .en' iis VIZ ittUiFtI AZ - Ai"ssics
Cemetery. at Summiiviile this county, on Tues
day following. Although 1t would be more than
could be expected Of parental love pot 10 sorrow
for tho loss OF 40 sweet n child. sim oar Young
friends bore their affection rcEig nelly aud
In a spirit OF submission to the will of Hin who
said Suffer Ilttle children t. mo unto me.
and hinder them not fer Of SqCh Is the Kin; doza
OF Heaven"
ERISE-Died at the same place wednesday,
the 18th inst CHARLIE -. son of Dr J. J and
the late Sue A hFise, aged about four aud q
halt gears.
This was very interesting child an only son.
whose early death ~ deeply mournei by his
hereaved friends The maiady OF which he died
one known to medical science as camp fever
which IL few days. despite all tina Attending
phys.cisns supplemented BY those % his tat her.
who came from Altoona with all possible haste
illuminated in the death Of little Sovie. The
remains were Inferred at SEmutyiiie WHORE
those of his mother rest. on Friday last. whittier
they were escorted by his sorrowinC grandmot her
fMrs. Kennedy. his afflicted father and several
sympathiz!ng relatives.
PINnLE.-Dted. at the residence of his par
ents, cherry Hill" Howard county. Md, On Sat
urday. Feb. 23d. ISIS. Henry q. PIspLE son oi
A I. and G. A. Plndle IN the 9Th ear Of his ge
The decea sed was the second son Of vt A T.
flndie. oil Blacklick township. this county. and
tlon. Ia Mr.. Pindies family. lie was a moral. in
telligent. and promising yoHag man. and had his
lile been spared there is no doubt that he would
have filled more thaa AZ ordinary niche In TIE
worlds history. Peaee to his ashes.
PRINGLE.-Dicd iu wIImore o. Saturday,
March lo. 1878, Ina J = dag hter OF Geo. ID. ANA
Amanda pFins lie, aged about l3 years.
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Letter from California,
TCRLoCE, Sianislaps Co Cal,
March lS. ISIS l


March ls, 1873.
DEAR FREEEAS--A gain the Democracy of
your county are about to meet In convention
10 nominate candidates for county officers. and
again take the liberty OF making a suggestion
or two. though not now n citizen of the conntF.
have been connected with the press for more
than forty years. end do know that political
parties owe their power, il not their very ex-
Istencc and vitality, TO the prCss. The editor
and publisher OF party paper ia the wheel
Traugh, OF the Huliidaysburg Standard, Barr,
OF the Pittsburgh Post. and McPike, Of the
Ebeusburg FREEMAN, cannot be dispensed with
during the he sted period OF political cam
pslgn but il would seem that they can he cas-
ily dispensed with during the sitting OF a c lun-
~ or State convention which same 1 think is
radically wrong. some Gedgiing that has Just
made his maiden speech. or some renegade
that has more than once Ouited party noInira-
TONS, succeeds in obtaining the prize, while the
old. reliable night and day workers are ruled
outI This is not fair The editor and publisher
OF a political paper is always fairly entitled TO
fair share or the party spoils, no matter wba at
party may claim and use him. | therefore
humbiN suggest the following
lst. The editor and publisher of the CGmbri
tREEMAN has iabored night and day fOr his
party for nearly q quarter of a century.
20. The editor and publisher OF the Cambria
pabe beyond all doubt, for the Office OF County
Treasurer.
Sd. The editor and publisher OF the Cambria
FREEMAN has waited patiently and has heen
blufed and pushed back many times. yet never
grumb!ed, but endured the tribulation aud
afliction with true Christian resignation, aud
continued TO fight the battles OF the party.
Attn. 1t Is therefore que to him and to the
hancr of the Democratic party that he receive
the nouinati1a Tor County Treasurer. IL he is
thus favored it VIII crafty hosts OF his friends
and the partys friends both inside aud outside
OF Cambria county ROs Roy
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CARRoLLTowS, March 80, 1873.

..
DEAR FREEMAs-The damp and disagreeabIe
weather OF the past few days has brought with
II a considerable amount of sickness to th is
section. Although nothing like an epidemical
or contagious form has manifested isself, IL ap-
pears to set particularly hard upon the aged.
HoG have already uoticed the death of Mr. J Chu
Groscop, and now we are celfed upon to chrcn-
icle the death of another old and esteemed cfti-
zen, Mr.. John Fisher, who passed quietly from
earth on Tuesday morning last, at o clock.
Ar. Fisher WIS German 10y !birth, hut had
spent nearly forty years Of his life In Bedford,
Cleariield and Cambria counties, following the
occupation of n miller He had reached the
age OF b5 years, months and day, and leaves
wife and several children, one of " hUn resides
IN your place, to mourn his departure. To
these the heartfelt sympRthies of the entire
community - extended. and to the departed
the prayer that he may RESI- in peace.
DR.. NJ. y. Wesuor to-day removed to Loretto.
While here he commanded the respect ard es-
teem of all who enjoyed his acquaintance. aud
TO the citizens OF Loretto and vicinity can
commend him as an attentive skiiful and gen.
tlemaniy pract icioner. May success attend hioi,
Preparations are In progress To commence
operations at the school building in thIs
borough as soon as the weather permits.
Yours, Sc., SURSUM,
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CLOUD OF WITNEssEs.-For nearly a
quarter OF century DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy has been acknowledged 10y the peo-
pie ar u positive cGre for ali catarrhal affec-
tions. It's great popularity with physicians
and patients. together with ills constantly
increasing sale, ,attcsts, IN arguments stronger
than words, its healing power. If there be
general or nervous debility and Impoverished
blood. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cOvery should be used in connection with
the Cstarrh Remedy. The following named
parties are among the thousands who have
been cured oJ catGrrh by the use of DIR. sage's
Catarrh Remedy:
a. F. Downs, New Genevn, Pa. d. J. Brown.
S.. Jo.erh Mo. L. 9. Lewis Rutland, Vt. Levi
North ChestcrfieId Ne Milton Jones ScriIaa
n. Y: J. E. Miller, i,ridrer station, Wyo.: j
,,,.; r MGrriusn; k"g7inspor,. y Ind N: NJ: Post.
ii D. Ayers. La Porte, Ind: Jessie NJ. Sears. Ft
Branch, ind; l.. Williams, Canton, Mo, W A.
Ihayer, onnrga, IiI;; S. B. Nichols, jr.. Calves
ton, Tex q; JONAS Il. Renert Stonesville. Pa: 5.
". Lusk, Mcfarland, Wis; J1hnson Williams,
Hrimick. Ohio; Mrs N. a Cnrrey. Trenton,
Table Rock, W. Va; L puis Auders Gaysport,
OHIO: s,: G; H Chase, Eikhart; Ind, Mrs. Henry
Lnwrcncerilie, ". Y; W. J. Graham, Adel.
Iowa; A. q. Smith, Newman, Ga: Chas. f.
IND; Dani ii. Milicr. FIT. Wayne. Ind Mrs.
Minnie Arnnis. 290 Delaney street, New York !:
Lowell. Mass. 4. ". Roberts. Maricopa, Ariz;
Ch"s. ;. Delaney, Harrisburg, Pa, NJ, c. Cole
lower, hlss; brS a. j SpUrtin, Camden, y la :
Chas- +. kHw. Fredericktowu Ohio Mrs Lucy
Hunter, tarningtoD. III. capt. 4. J. Sppuiti-
ing, Camp StemGUuch. Wyo.: !. W. Tracy,
Steamboat Rock, Iowa; Mrs. Lydia Waite,
Shushan, n. Y: J. m. Peck, Junction ,i;y,
Mont: Horny EIe, Bantas, Gal; T.. y. CunuI-
iuSs, RantOHl. III: ). L. Jones, Charleston Four
Corners, n. /; Geo. r. Hail, Pueblo, Cali WIN.
e. Rartric. Sterling, Pa: II II. Eton, eis Penn
Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. y. X. JHcSman, Samucls
Depot, KY; Henry Zobrist, Geneva, N. Y; Miss
Hattie pnrr"tt, Montgomcry, Ohio: l., Led
brook. Chatham, H.; =. I,. Mccoy, Nushpurt,
ono W. ". Warner. NUrth Jackson, Mich;
MISS Nary 4. NinnC, Dlrien. Wis; John Zcig-
ler Carlisle Springs, Pa james Tomkins, st,
Cloud. MINI; Euuch Dutr Pawnee CITY, Ncb.;
Juscpn L. Miller, XCnia, Ohio s. u. Nict OILS,
Galveston, Tex: II. l.. LHrd, Upper Alton, II ::
John Davis, Prescott, AriZ.s Mrs. Nancy Gra-
ham, Forest Cove, Oregon.
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DECIDED AT LAST. i RDl. M L0Ud Forced
into Bankruptcy. tie Pittsburgh DIS
patch OF Saturday last we CLEAN the following:
The question to the status OF William ~.
Lloyd, OF Altoona. i'll tue bankruptcy court
was hnn!ly scttlCd yesterday by Judge Mck en-
nan, after n running t,5ht OF two years and fiye
tors asked to have him adjuiicated, aud he de-
ned that they were enough in number and
amount to form legal quorum. He filed a
schedule showing his liabilities to be $I,0i6,000
Register Shaffcr decided il contained the names
or IL legal majority. This report was overruled
by the Court, he Judge decided that the amount
was S9l. .U00 below the sum necessary. The cred
ciaims representing $i32,'aO were added
Lloyd's counsel. Messrs. Blair, of Holidays
burg. aud Kennedy, of this city, took exceptions
to the report, and ou the 1911 OF September last
the exceptions were overruled. On the l3th OF
Dccember following, the District Court de-
cided that the atncuGed petition was sufficient
In value and amount LlUyd's counsel then APP
penled TO the Uniied States Circuit Court and
yesterday the argument on a bill for review
burg, aud George Shiras, jr., spukr Tor the Pc
titIoning creditors and Nessrs. Blair and kenne-
dy Tor Lloyd. Judge NcKennan decided that
a bii! OF review would not lie and dismissed it.
The proceedings were Immediately certified
1nio the United States District Court aud Judge
ketcham made order directing the debtor
to make answer within Ave days to the petition
To people III Pennsylvania, phto and New York, :,
MS Lloyd did an extensive busines i'll al! those
States. 1t is alleged that IN October, 1875 the
debtor made a fraudulent assignment. Yestcr-
dby order sets aside the assignment, whether
the allegations be true or false
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there viii be exposed to public sale, at the hotel
of Conrad Raab, in Johnstown,
ON Saturday, april 9th. 1875.
at O'CLOCK, p. n, the following real estate.
to wit:
ALL the right. titie and interest Of William
Tiley. Of IN and TO psese parcel Of land situ-
Pa. adjoining lands OF James Conrad. ID. J. Nor
rell, and Others. containing lse acres, more or
less. having a coal mine opened thereon and hav-
ing thereon erected a one and n half story frame
house. black smith shop and stable. not now oc-
in Washing ton township Cambria esunty. Pa,
adjoining lands Of q. ]. Davis. james Conrad, and
other lands of VIM. Tiley. containing SO acres,
more OF less. having a coal mine opened thereon.
Also. a piece or parcel of land situated in Wash
lands of. O. i. havis. Charity Sharp. b. j. MSr-
rell. and other lands OF Wn Tney. containing &C
land situated in " ash n-ton township. Cambria
county, Pa adjoining lands OF heirs OF mrs.
containing 60 acres. more or less Also. all the
rig ut. title and interest of william Tiiey. of. IN
inston % on iownsnip % ~ CaGbria county. Pa ndionine
lands of David W ilhvlm. Charity Sharp. heirs OF
tanning IS acres, more or less Taken IN execution
and to oe sold at the suit OF ID j. Morrsll, for
of Johnstown Savln.s Bank.
Also, all the right, title ami interest OF Jacob
Layton and Adam Rose. ltrustees OF Cnfed
Brethren Church. Fairview.0 of. in and 10 lot
OF ground situated In the village OF fairSiew.
jackson Township, Cambria county, Pa froBting
on township road ana a'iJoining lands oi JtSlstnan
Custer and Phiiip Custer having thereon srectei
q one story building. now used Toy the United
Brethern congregation Taken In execution and
to De sold at the suit of A. Fresh.
Also. all the right. title and interest Of p.
Jacob G-arhardt. OF. In and to lot Of ground
situate in the Fourth ward of J Johnstown horoug h;
Cambria county. Pa. fronting on Pine street. ad-
Joining lot of John Thorn, sr-, On the south and
alley the north and west. having thereon
erected two story plank house and stable, now
in the.occupancy Of L. Jacob Gearhart. Taken
in execution and to bessold AT the suit of NJ. W.
Keim Co. for use of John Thorn. ir.
Also. all the right. title and interest of Richsrd
Ryckman and Jane RyckmRn. of. in q nd to piece
parcel of land situate In the village of Morrell
Vile. \ o er township Cambria county. Pa. 'front.'
ing on Lincoln street and adjoining lands Of John
Strayer, George Beahm. and others, containing
az acres more or less, having thereon erected =
two story frame house. not now occupied. Taken
in execution and 10 be sold at the suit Of i. Il.
Warner.
TERMS os sALE.-One-third of tho purchase
money to be paid when the property is knock ed
down, snd the remaining two-thirds befOTe the
confirmation OF the deed.
JOHN RYAN. Sheriff.
SheriG's Omcn, EheneblirE. March Is ISIS
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DRs. OLDsHUE's LETTER TO PATRONS.
We are constantly receiving letters from
All parts OF the country, requesting inform a.
ton respecting our System of practice, aud
the course of proceedings necessary to obtain
from us a medical diagnosis. or medicines
To facilitate the matter Of answering these
lettera, and to make plain the conditions re-
qnired to obtain n thorough srirutific aud
correct diagnosis from ocular, chemical and
microscopic examination of the urine, we
would say:
In collecting a specimen Of urine for anal
ysis, take that first passed an tie nlorning, or
immed ateiy after sleep.
Send about ttro ounces in clean vial, with
fuU name. age and address of the patient
without knowing the full name, age aud
address, we VIII neither examine the speci-
men nor give medicines
Specimens Of urine can be sent Ivy express
(but not by msiD from any par, of the United
States, and medicines can be obtained by the
same CONVEYANCE.
Our charges for examination and medi-
cines rarge from three To ten dollars.
Address, DIS Ofps8rE
No. l32 Grant ST., Pittsburgh, Pa
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EsYH ES RAL.

T-JONES.-Narried. on Thursday r.
ternoon, March IA, 1878, by Rev. 4. X. Jones.
Mr.. RICHARD TIBBoTT ana Miss CASSIE JONES,
all OF this place.
ERBlNE-IRVIN.-G on Sunday.
March 10, ISIS, toy Rev. ID. Strnyer, Mr.. "A
SHERBIsR and Mrs. JANE Irwin, all of Summer
hill tow rship-