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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

The Advsu&iss declare ~ heesease
they viii observe Saturday = ~ ess-
bath. All, dear; that vi! mako twe
hsrd.vorking, lively days n The vcsk
;nsasad Of one. Thu thing = getting
= 10 very hard % o. yeasg osas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

Ten years ago 100000 acres of
Ireland we're devoted to potato cul.
ture; now only about $4,000 acres
are thus employed. The decrease is
attributed to uncertainty Of crops and
the growing importance of cattle
raising.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

CANNED QUINcE.-Pare. halve, re-
move the cores; boil in water until
soft; then make strip. allowing three
pounds OF sugar 20 seven or eight Of
ounces: cook the ounces for Q few
minutes in the strip; then put in jars
aud seal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21
A Girl Blown Tnree-quarters Of q
Mile.

A correspondent writing from Col
umbus, Neb., says: "A peculiar Incl
dent occurred here few months since,
the particulars of which I have just
learned. 1t was on the day the memo
rable cyclone passed over Lone Tree
and Clark's. The 8 y was streaked in
the northwest with vivid flashes of
light, aud a terrible rumbling sound
made known that dreadful storm was
imminent. A massive black cloud was
extending whirling finger toward the
earth and sweeping with great fury
whatever came before it. Jenn;e-a
girl who was working at q certain hotel
here-was busy at the stove preparing
for the next meal. Hearing q rattle at
the side.door, Jennie went to the door
and opened it. As she did no she was
caught from the doorway by the whirl-
turning round and round in the air as
she went, and after approaching the
ground ON the other side she again
arose, and was taken by the whirling
wind over the stores and dwellings q
distance Of three-fourths of q mile, be-
ing lowered so that her feet could touch
The ground o. many Is eight times dur
ing the trip. Exhausted, but in an
erect position, she was at last lowered
to the earth sslightly asa feather would
fall, having received NO material injury,
though almost frantic with fright. The
storm proceeded on it, way, leaving her
in sight of the town, AID in half an
hour she again put in an appearance at
the hotel, where anxious friends were
bevailing her sudden and mysterious
departure"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

6AusAol.-Thirty two pounds Of
meat, mot too fst, twelve ounces OF
salt. three ounces OF sage. and two
ounces Of pepper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

CCrTISo GLASS. Dip the glass in q
vessel OF water. and with . pair of
good shears cut into any form you may
like, holding the glass under water.
II properly performed, this 10 . very
good and easy way TO break glass.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

Lightning has been proved, in one
instance. 10 have struck church With
. force equal 10 moro than II. 900 horse
poser. or equal 10 the raising Of 38A,-
e., 900 pounds one foot in Q minute.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

Do not oeddls With baaineae 70,
know nothing IL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

When William Lloyd Garrison went
to Baltimore as young man to assist
Mr.. Lundy in editing his abolitionist
newspaper, it was discovered that Mr..
Garrison was much more extreme in
his views than Mr.. Lundy. The latter
kindly said: "Well, thee may put thy
initials to thy articles, and I will put
my initials to mine. and EACH will bear
his own burden" Every good" an
swered Garrison, ''that will answer.
and shall be able to free my soul. p"
$50 began to write," says Mr.. Garri-
son, land he went forth to get sub
scribers, but my doctrine of immediate
emancipation so alarmed and excited
the people everywhere and almost all
of the subscribers, that where friend
Lundy could get one new subscriber I
could knock dozen off, and I did 80.
1t was the old experiment of the frog
in the we'll, that went two feet up and
fell three feet back at every jump"
Two prominent candidates for the
Presidency of Vassar College were re-
jected because they lacked IN refine.
ment. They were both distinguished
a. scholars and were possessed OF many
qualities fitting them for the place; but
it was said of one that he was "slovenly
in his Dress" and of the other that he
chad been seen to eat with his knife. I"
A man may be careless as to his dress,
and eat with his knife, and yet make
good President. But there is power in
culture, and he who is to teach re-
fnement needs to be refined himself.
The fact that candidate for County
SUPPLEMENTARY sat in house with
his hat on was used as an argument
against his election-and rightly, too.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

Lord Shaftesbury recently revealed
Q pleasant glimpse Of his dO1sstre lie.
While presiding ct one of he LoaAoe
charities. hs stassd that - had reeestly
lot . servant Who had besn In his lam
lily over e yeass. and - had still in hi
hOuss . nurso Who I'D ssrvsd hin -
ysass- This Pssoa. ~ cid. rulsd a.
oest sapssoe in IL hoass. a.d any
member Of his family veaA - soon
think a takiag lsaP into ~ Bed Ssa
- 81 retiring 10 rest without Kidding
- ola servant Coed nighk."
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-25

DEAR FREEMAN y young mnn residing in
tarr"Il tnwh.hlp. while recently attempting 10
rescue one OF his comrades truur The hands of
the tArrolitOwn police, Informed :hat he
also would he arrested il he did not desist,
whereupun he immediately jumped into his
sleigh aud drove home AT At fearful speed w here
ne unhiiched his horse. rut il in Ihc stable and
hurried to y n@ishtnrs house as quickly as
possible. and running up stairs securely en-
sconced himself in At safe hiding place, the po-
ice metntIul" never giving hin, Il iIiougtt.-
M"re than tins, he told the lady of the house to
go out and cover his tracks made in the snow.
so that when the police came along seeking for
every uhh III the great Chain. they could not
discover II bend or Ntning 81 tn create the
least suspicion as :" his Whereabouts. In this
snug retreat he very quietly remained until
some time during the night. when satisfied that
his phantom pursuers had iS;tppcared he sil-
lIrd forth from his hidirg place aud departed
Tor home. congrai iriiatirg himself upon his mar
row escape from the terrible calamity VI hich he
supposed was in store for him. x
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-25

A SKILLFUL LPHYsrCIAS.-Dr George II
k-ysrr, of ;his city, is so we'll known TO The
community in which lie has been in success-
III! practice for such long serirs of years
mat 1t IL scarcely necessary to mention the
location of his Office. For the benefit of the
lew Who may not e familiar with it, how
ever, IL may be stated that il is AT No 24O
Penn avenne. The doctor, in his special
hnes OF practice, may he said To he almost
without peer in tins country. A lengthy
experience and years of srudy have made
MN most Thoroughly familiar with pultnon-
airy complaints, aud likewise with all that
class OF diSeasts that TO bc cured bv
trnsses and appliances of that character
Dr keyser is rue of the best educated men
IN th's iocali1y-particular:y in his pro-
ftsHlon and in the particular branches of il
TO which we have refereed. His thorough
knowlrdge of diseases of This character aud
thelr treatment insure absolute safety aud
those who plare their reliance on him can
rest assured that their faith is Fl rnlv ground
ed.-PitSburgh Dispatch. fill -1m.1
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TcoNNUNIcATKD.l
DIED. DC Sd, 1917. Mrs. MARY CABPBELL.

Folded away ny her ANGELS pure hand
The record of life md its story
SO short, as we deem 1T, in this exile land,
Sc long for the an nlals OF glory.
We who now mourn he- will marvel one dry
To hear OF The wOnderous beauty
Recorded therein of the life pass'd away
In the patien- performance of duty.
Her crown is attained. but her mission goes on
In the influence ne er to perish
Her memory leaves us 40 lasting and strong
Ui the virtue we saw in her flourish.
Sweetly rest o1. dearest friend of my heart.
May oh our heha your prayers e'er he given.
That we. when I. years that nuS hold us apart
Shall have vanished, 1iay meet you in II ca ven
b; A t
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r. r. KunkeE's Lustrdt ce f.. r.
kttUkc['x sham poo fO,. the YUsr

This hest and cheapest Hair Dressing and Hair
Cleaner in he world. They remove dan,,run
alay irritation. 500 he and cool the heated scSp
pfeven' the hair from falling of. and promote he
growth short time. They pr. sarve a a.
beau ~ the Hair. and render il sos, ana GLOSSY
They impart a brilfancy and q silky sppes-anse
TO braid Il td wiry Hair. and as y hair dressing
they are unrivaled; eradicate tandruf AMI pre-
vent badness The shampoo cleans the h.iT re-
moves grease. srurf. itching, eruption. Cures
headache produced by heat and fatigue Kan.
keIs Shampoo and l4ustral restores Hair to
natural and Kossy color, restores faded dry harsh
snd wiry hair rice per hottie 81. Ask yosr
druggist for them send 10 r. r hanteI Pro
rristar Ne. 500 North Nintk Street. hia<si-
phia. Pa III iS'Y. espi
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-25

AsTONIsHING SUCCESS 1T is the duty
OF everv person who has used BOsHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP To let its wonderful u,iali-
TIES be- Known to their friends in curing Com
sumption, severe Coughs, Croup, Asthma,
Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person can ii without i'm
mediate relief Three doses will relieve any
case, aud we consider IL the duty of all
Druggists to recommend il to the poor diving
consnmpfive. At least To try one bottle as
4o, 600 dozen bottles were sold last year and
no one case where il failed was reportpd
Such medicine az rhe GERMAN SYRUP
cannot be too widely known Ask ynur
Druggist about it. Sample Bottles to try
sold AT l0cents. Regular size IS cents For
sale hy Lrmm"n & Murray, Ebeusburg, anu
Wo!eslagle & Son, Wilniore
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-25

CACGHT AT lAST.-Wiison Patterson
jr., coiured youth of Johu>town, for whom
Cbtef-of- Police Harris, of that place, had
for some time been patiently lying in wait
was arrested in PIrisburgh, on last Monday
evening, Immediately after hi. discharge
from the workhouse, where he served a
thirty days sentence for vagrau"v, and was
brought to j Ohnstnwn and ON Tuesday morn
ing taken before Esq. Strayer ON a charge
of being concerned in the robhiug on the
night of Nov. 2oth, OF a Pa r. r. freight
car At the depot in that place, but waived
a hearing, and was sent up to Jail here the
following evening to await trial. Young
Patterson il also said TO he implicated in ~
burglary commitfed some time last summer
at y wooden mill heiongng to the estate os
Hon. John Covode, deed, in Westmoreland
county, strong point against him being
tha; he sold y quantity of wool to Mr. VIM
Updrgrave, of Johustowu, q few davs after
the robbery, for which he received S35 il,
cash. A warrant has been issued i'm the
case, aud if not convicted of the car robbery
the .Johnstown Tribune Of Tuesday from
which we quote, says hr will he brought To
trial on the former charge. OF his associ-
aies in crime the same paper has this to say:
Joe. Larimer. who is believed to have assist
ed in urglariZing the local freight car WAS
tried in the Quarter Sessions, Pittsburgh. yes
terdayi for completely in roht,ing a store. near
last. and was to receive his sentence to dsy
There were two others found Suilty at the same
time one OF them known as John Donan or
Durnan. of Bolivar. no is accused of assisting
Larimer and Patterson to rob the wooden fscto-
ry at CovoiesviiIe. All the parties mentiIned
as concerned In these thieviug operations are
young colorcd men. AMI all have recently been
travelling under assumed names.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-25

r. X. THOMPSON Sir: am 81
years of ag-, have been troubled. The past
nine months with the thread or rn worm.
Have used Worm Candy hut with little
benefit. ! used one bottle of your Sweet
Worm Powder, taking one teaspronfnl he-
fore breakfast, tlinrrt and supper, after
Which l drank pumpkin.srr,l te:, anti castor
oil, as you directed, and ghe effect was as
fonishiug. | now feel nerfectly well, and
heartily recommend the Sweet Worm Powder
as snrr remedy. have lived in TItuSville
live years. IOHN WEIGH
Bl' As srIeefi Titusville
Prepared by E. Il. Thompson. Titusvilln,
Pa, and ~ ld hy Lemmou & Murray, Ebens-
burg. Price % cents per box.
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PRICELESS DISCOVERY.
SvTYsn frpr-o f>r. ID.r

n sure cure for tho blind. bleeding itehir ami
uicerated piles has been discovered by Dr. wfl-
iiam-an Indian remedy-called DIR. williams
indian Ointment. single bottle has cured tie
worst old chronic casos of twenty-five and thirty
years stand n.y. No one need suffer iyc minutes
r',er apply yinu this wonderful 500 hinx medIerc
LOTIONS, Instruments and electuaries 90 more
marin than good. Williams Ointment supports .
Ihe tumors, allays The intense itching (partiss-
n'rlN a, hiSht alter getting warm in bed) acts ;
"a "a Pouitlce gives instant and painless relief and
is -, prepared only for Piles and nothing else
Ahousahhs oil cured patients attest its virtues
am physicians OF all schools pronounce II the
sfehtest contribution to medicine Of the age It
s tcl- not ROW long severely you have been
suffering you can be cured
Mr, Joseph NJ ksder. Cleveland. Ohlo write, (:
4 4, SuHered Tor years With Itching and liberated
iliss tried remedy after remedy advert ised a I'd
consulted physicians in Philadelphia Lou svI II =
Slhcihnatl- indianapolis and this city: aud spent
huhdreds OF doilnrt, bHt found no rel until OBJ
talned box OF DIR. Williams Indian DIN ment
s3tne TOUR months ago ana Il has cured me com
p'eteiy had a part of the boz lett which gave
10 RENO OF mite who had iCcto-ed with many
pErtcians ard as - last resort vent To he uof pii
tiot springs, Arkansas. for treatment He in.
iorns me that the Indian Ointment has al So cured
MIN OF the Piles. II IL Ger ainly a wtnderrll m.
coFcry, and should be used by the many thous
nnHs who are NOV suffering with that drea,;
diseuso
&c 10000 Reward wi be paid for more -.
tam remedy. Sold by AL Druggists DIR O. "
r FRAZIER, sole proprietor Cleveland o.
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MARS MOCNs.-Wheu the telegraph An
nounced the discovery by Prof. Hall that
our neighboring planet had two satellites
and the dispaich was read next morning at
ten thousand American breakfast tables
what think you was the effect upon The hear
ersp Some colloquy similar so The follow
ing " ss sure to occur: ''Mars has wo r ori,,s;
hey? Pass me the milk Kitty Strange
isn't 1t, that astronomers never saw Them
before Another chop, please. I wonder
what they'll discover next? These corn
cakes ars exceles,. What'a the latr., from
Europe? We haVB become so accustomed
10 startling discoveries and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that take them matter of course
Even truth must appear in flaming coiors tu
make herself seen. The virtrrs of Dir;
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets have been tested
In ten Thousand households, whose inmates
will tell you that they consider the discovery
and introduction of these remedies IF far
greater importance to the world than the
moons of Mars.
SfffPNAN, I'LL, June 10, 1876.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, n Y:
Denr Sf--tsst fail orr aaughter-aped is
waa fast sinking with consumption Different
ply ysicians had pronounced her cas- incurr h e.
Obt,ined ope-hif dozen BOTTLES of your Guild.
en- Medical Discovery. She comm -nnred i'm
proving AZ once and is now as hardy as "A pine
hboS Yeufs pespetufg!ly,
Rrv. JsAASp iVevs$HyD.
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EBESSRIRG ragsSET.
DARN FOR SALE md.

- signed offers At private sale ~ = graf
trgain her FAs;T o. so etHts with ~ .ory
ance, in Adams township. about % acres or hich
are cleared. h'ying thereon erected a two > ory
FLANE HoUsE. l6X25 large RANK Bars ard the
usual outhuiidlngs. There i All excellent ysurg
orchard OF apple. cherry AMI peach trecs wit n
plenty q Eooi wafer on the promises The FaR,I
is IN an excellent state OF cultivation ami VIII he
sold very cheap and on tIte TrU=I fil7-r-f t.=zsc
For further particulars call on or address
MRS. LEAH FLENNER
South Fork T.. G
Adams Twp Jan. 25. 1s77.-2ma
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Corn FRITTERs Mix in three pints corn
meal. one and a half measures Banner Bak-
ing Powder two tahlcsroousful wheat -four,
three tcaspoousfui saIt uiie egg, tpaipt, add
one quart sweet milk ur a piut each of milk
and water; dr"r in hot grease and fry.
Each can of Banner Baking Powder contains
a measure instead Of spoon. Ask your
grocer for the Banner Powder and take no
other.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-25

--Pea~ant as honey, the old folks like u
the young people like IL, aud the babies cry
for IL, We mean pr. Frazier's Cough Syr-
uS 122i. ty.]
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DnADwOop, LAWRENCE Co.. DAKorA |,
BLACK HIIs Ian In iS-S r,


DEAR FREEMAN Since i.-ft Altoona have
seen the elephant in all its ma9nii ude and pro-
ot what nc iooks ike In this wo,,lerfu, rep,nr
For the present, however, must content nv
seii win brief history of the Black Hills
hoio was nrSt discovered in French Creek,
near where Custer City now stands by Prof
Jenney. in the summer OF 1875. Although only
tonhd IN small quantities. the news soon spread
ABROAD and in due time the resti.ss prospector
made his appearance among the Hills, which
were then supposed to bp a Indian reservation
ana U :. soldiers gobbied up all the adventtIr.
ers who came. Not To be tniled, however. The
gold seekers RETURNED by thousands in 1876 and
where encr were heard the sulien prowI ot the
grizzly bear. the piercing cry OF the mountain
lion, and the friphtrtil war hoop of tbt. murder
ous Sioux. IL now To be heard the stroke OF the
pick. hammer, drill end axe and the shrill echo
Cf the steam whistle. Like magic a new CONT
monweaith has hreh added to me nation, that
mighty motor, gold, having prompte ed thousands
To leave their homes in the distan, and seek
their fortunes in the new northwest. Many,
very many of these have of course been |isap-
pointed They came here expecting to pick up
gold without any other effort than the. mere
STOPPING. while tho truth is thai To secure the
precious metal a man must perform the most
and snow, With no other covering than the blue
vault OF heaven. X nee IL is that many return
home cursing the Black Hills, which ia is need
less to say do not yield up their treasures To
amy but those who are ah.e and willing TO face
hardship aud toll In their moer uuinvIring as
poets. In word, have here tho best coun-
try in the world for men of bone aud siHew, hut
II Is c-rtaiDly no place for idiers.
The somewhat extensive experience had In
Arizona and Caiii MIA fitted me tor life in the
fflils an0 aithpuxh. have NOT yet made rs
much as would like to have, am interested
in several good locations. namely: thee olden
Age. "Potusi.' ''Siiver Queen" "Merrirnac.' -
"Oid Ahe, aud a few others of lesser note, Il II
OF Which assay well,
have just returned from what we call n
stampede" from Big Horn and Tongue River,
Prospects there ARE by no means encouraging,
although for stock raising, think the above
named places will ut no distant day be the great
feeders OF the United States.
PETROLEUM IN THE Hills.
returned last night from the Dakota OIL re
Rions. sixty miles southeast of this place The
oil Is OF the same nature as that found in Penn
sylvanta. There is ~ great stampede there just
now. OF which ill write you more fully in IL
few DAYS.
Please eXcpse my brief letter. You will re-
ce1Ne n long one frGm me soon, in which J
will endeavOr to give II graphic picture OF tie
Hills. their weal tn and resources.
Repards To all old friends, aud believe me,
dear FREEMAN,
Yours, truly, JESSE F. HERBERT.
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Adams Twp,
EXECUTOR'S SALE-On Trrs.

ENECUTOR'S SALE-On TCEs.
- DAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1873 at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon will offer for sale at public ven
due, ali tha; certain homestead or piece or parcel
oil land stun In Carroll township. Cambria c0uu-
". Pa. bounded on he north hy lands Of Peter
Hoover and hcrs of IohG Bennett. on the east
by lands ot Michael Noon. the south hv laur.
OF John Murray an1 A dam Schetti.-. ant on the
west by lsnds of said Adam SchettIs. containing
rs" Acres EEd - E,rChP~. more or less
about 100 Acres cleared. balance In timber having
he con erected a twO-stCry Loo HOusE With
goof cellar q log BANK BAss. with sheds sil
around. AMI other Outbuildinxs. Thsrs !5 an ey-
cellent spring OF living water near the door ard
coed orchard Of apple and peach trees In full
nearing on the premtScs. the Same bctnx he al
estate OF which Michael Murray late Of said ,~n-
ship. died seized.
TERMS or I.E--t}ae-third cash on delivery Of
deed. nd the balance ir tW o cUunl srur.f ;.s-
ments. with interest. 70 he scc1red by the bonds
and mort "a ge OF the purchaser.
JAMES 6. TCRRAT.
- Surviving Executor &c
Ebensburg, Fs Ian IS lsrS at.
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Since the discovery of DR.. Williams Ia
dian Ointment there ia certainly ma excuse
far any one to suffer with the Piles. S.s
sFssts' notss> i11H t?.1
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DON'T NEGLECT COUCH

VI 'yoil heH % ctF. viii bnN bottle al Fra
zlers Cough Syrup at any drug sturs II has
wrought a complete change in Cough medicines
IL pleHsant as honey. and always cures.
To ~SUNPsINsS
sH-Dr. Frazler's Cough Syrup. used In eouuec-
lion with nT. FrazieT's Root liitters WILL &C ~
CoksUkPTIos
STANDARD STEAM LAUroKx
Cleveland. O.. Oct. 81. 20.
DIR FRAE B+2,-Dear Sir: feel 1t n duty l owe
TO osuherns humanity to write YOU Tor some tim.
l was sorc!y afflicted with a cough. raising bad
stun. with every symptom OF being n confirmed
consumptve. | tried different medicines and
cures without nnding relief; also onsulted hree
OF our most prominent Cleveland physicians, the
last one OF whom pronounced my ca Sc serious and
informed Inc that could not live more than a Few
months bout this time, hearing Of your wonder
ful success, commenced taking yOur Syrup IN
connection with your Root Bilters ana wac at
once > 'nehted. and sf er using he medicine some
two months find myself entirely cured.
TOR NEE DCNg
"a Mr Dunn again writes under date of Are
4. le1 DR.. Frazier, Dear Sir: ! can endorse
your med teines more ronuly than ever from the
tact that it is now nearly one year since l Wa
cured. My lungs are to-day strong and sound
having no return Of the disease.
NH- The above Medicines speak for themsclves
DR. ii. w. FRAZIER, Proprietor "leveIsnt. o.
For sale by all Brugsis,s.
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SHERTFFS SALES.

tSh virtue OF suncty writs OF te,.i Eyy,,,,
q, r I.su,u on; OF ihs Cy''r. OF Common fl.H.
90 Hnmbrla county sac "a u7c itracf.s 49,.
EiH he exposed ~ Yuille sale. at he 80,
House in E1enSbirE. on -Ol3h
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SHERIFF'S SALES

Rf sir,ue OF sundry ,rriis 90 vend Fe5s q 1,
- Al tesd- E2f,sr5., I.opGFi FlseS,-s ara F-a
"a, ia tssIied oIt ~ ihe Court of Cou-,.sa
tiese OF cambria ooUnfy and to ue dir. atsa.
Inrre WI ee exposed to publc sals, st the borsA
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00 Chhs Us st-l~'s toe sn R,rd r,,.., -
81 Wiz name. l. FFATsN,.e t,Ll.-s,,I g.