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COMMUNICATION.
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BY PROF. o'GoRNfAH.
1t is said that the North American Indians use
the Hicroglyphic System, but without much
thority. 1t is probable they signs, do the
Indians Of the East-in Hindostan and elsewhere
Before the conquest Of the comparatively civil
lied nations Of the world, as Peru, Mexico and
Central America they certainly had a system OF
hieroglyphics. Hence we may conclude that hie--
oglyphic OF Geographic writing is the most print
Next, we have the word system as in by the
Monaghan race Scarcely any foreigner can mas
to amount to from ninety TO one hundred thOus-
and-a prOdigiOus number. These characters re-
present r-ordS Ry the word system things them
selves are represented another system is IN use
in Ethfopia formerly a very cultured nation and
in Siam. This system IS composed OF series Of
phonetic characters which represent not words but
sounds and witch when combined form represeD-
tatious OF words, 1t is called syllable rom the
tEs ,,syT il, SIN .roffe- II-stcT1 Is
that of lettcrs-charactcrs representing aTticuIate
sounds OF the shortest kind. and when combined
form relrescrtitio of gvllaIlIcs and words We
do not exactly know the origin Of this Kind Of
writing However, We may fairly conclude that II
God communicated this invention il must have
been TO Adam TO OF the earliest patrlarchs
between Adam and the time OF Moses
Now, since must conclude that language in
general is q Divine institution. we viii speak Of
its mutt licatCn. The most original Is supposed
to be the Organ from gChch is descended The celtic
and most of its cOgpate dialects. The other Ian
guages of the present day in use by the savage
tribes Of the earth have been produced by degcn-
eracy and degradation.
1t is not then to be supposed by any means, as
IS asserted. that Language perfected in process
to that of full expression. but rather that IL was
ever becoming less elegant by the degenerate and
ever falling falling, nature OF unfortunate man.
To prove this have only TO look 30 the languages
OF savage nations and place them side by side with
extant old Oriental languages at the present day.
These savageS like ourselves are remote descend
ants Of the first happy pair. who had daily com
municatiou with God. Their ancestors must have
spoken the selfsame language that ours did, and
10 how il is fallen.
We VIII treat Of the origin Of the English
language The earliest account Of the British We
have from Julius Caesar ia his e ON Htarles, ,
De BellJ Calico lie informs us that the people Of
Kent were more civilized than the offers. This
he accounts for by their proximity 20 Gaul, the
modern France. Tacitus corroborates him in his
'AgricOla-' To be Continued
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OBITUARY.

WOLESIACTLE.-Died, in WiImore, on We'd
nesdsy March 1sSO. Mrs. MARY. wife Of " lillian
Woleslagie nd daughter OF DR.. s N. Kern, aged
about 2S years. Deceased was preccded to the
grave only few days previous by a newly-bo in
FAINT whose advent 10 the world was the primary
cause Of her own death. 4 loving husband and
three tte children are left 20 mourn the loss OF
true wife and mother. whose demise - early
age renders the bereavement still moro distress
ing Peace to her ashes.
SNYDER. Died in Jackson township. on " ed
resday March 30 1850 Mr.. CHRISTIAN SNYDER. p
former Poor Director, aged about Is wears.
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NOTICE OF APPEALS.-Not Is
~ hereby given to the taxpayers Of Cambria
county that appeals viii he held at the Commis-
sioners' Office, in tho borough OF EbensburU as
follows:
Monday March To- TSSG--For Adams
Allegheny. Barr. BlacEick and Carroll town
ships. the 4th, 5th and 6th wards Of Johnstovn, and
CarrolltOwn borough.
Tuesday March I6- ISSO.-For Clearfield.
Dean. Concmaueh. Croylc. GaIiitzin. Jackson. D..
Richland and Summerhill townships. and Gone
maugh and Tunuelhiu b0rOu.-hs.
Wednesday. March II. Iss0.-For Stony
creek, Washington, Taylor. Upper Noder. Lower
Noder, Chest, Elder and Susquehanua townships,
and lst. 2d and 81 wards OF TOhustoyn.
Thursday. March Is. ISSO.-For Chest
Springs, Cambria. Coopersdaic. East COuemaugh.
Franklin. Ioretto. Millville and Sunmitvilie Dor
oughs and Munster township.
Friday. 5Tarch I9. ISSO.-For White
Reade. Portage and Cambria townships. and Ed
cnsburg, Prospect, Wilmo-e, Woodrale. and Gal
litzin boroughS.
BY order Of the Board Of County Commissioners
T. r. DI- -NEGAN CLERK
Ebensburg. March. > I5so-2t.
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I'UT away his crack-brain puzzle.
He has climbed the asylum stair;
Number 13. Is. Il

There is Vet another puzzle which many
man has swautcd himself Without multiplying
words may say that This puzzle is the one hay-
ing reference 10 where masculine gender can buy
ready-rnade clothing at lowest rates Unlike l3-
1914 the latter puzzle ii you look at II squarely,
IL readily fitted with answer. and il IS this
For good. reliable, and therefore cheap clothing.
always patrOuize Jas. J. Murphy, lOe Clinton
street .TObuStoygn.
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Strange PeOl1{c.

DO you know that there strange people in our
community We say strange, because they seem
willing TO suffer and pass their days miserably-
made so by Dyspepsia, Liver Com mplaint. Indiges-
tiOD. Constipation, and General Debiity-when
SH1LOH'S EITAIIZER il guaranteed 70 cure
them. Sold b. r. J. Lloyd EbensbuTg.
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+ AND PERSONAL.

.,-rr OTHER PLACE.
L. IHE--'-- - = .,,i+ of clothes 90 tn
,1rl en- D.. -i,a the latter mart
.- egg WIZ
rr0.-. .,r, weeks hence. Is the
.l1-''
%. -l..t'. t, , military month. be-
coward March.
r.-F can he found at Y. 8.
... -r.,,, cash store.
S 1'. 80 sorr+ this week was
...,a tb,. rsccfpts at this
.re snow the beautiful
"r ,rr.s rvben If sbouId he
--s.. "
s-u, amy time during the
l.'
1.l.. hos. the most compIete and
7iA. - ,D,5 host assortman+
-- U -. -r--,rI and chickens are In
,r-o,ra inst now. Meth
-,r know
-.. -frra +o plant YOUR Spring adj
.rs ra[vsnaDers If Won want
-.-,.os+ If trade
..-. ,,r rscl- Rbev. When stock
,+-p fish amt it always proper
..s .,a s-re,m
--,.,es for the ladies \ stock
.- -,..r ,,-orrata and can suit
Z..--r .fza- of feet
tr .ra Grand march OF i'm
-. .,r,,5er stem inst pIaced
..--.sr-,r rorI,er's ofice.
--..r-.fras seem all that the
-..r..r Try sellers Couob
... rrfrr ba 5elirbted beyond
... -..,- Grain and produce toy. :.
..r... ,yffr nav ,.o, tba HIGHEST
,.,r r,7t- of all kinds at the
,r....,, 1r,rIugn of Altoona. own,
t-.-.... -rrvrsrfn This county
-...,....-, sarr,+a ,arg,fr SOP
-----1-.
..,.fr.., new and vaIuabIe anal
" destined 20 make II more
" ..a1 ever
spring nj pleasure Is a healthy
s-1 sour baby IN good health by
Bulls ba'E ~yrup,-the friend OF
I-..r p cents
LaltueE Times hopes there Is 10
April tur.iHE about the rumored adj
tile wages Of J.. +. K, employees on
--.. the coming month
- sam. W. DAVIS ana Lieut. d. NJ
. went To- Tyrone Wednesday TO
meeting ui reEimentaI officers con-
business purposes
.-- l Jolnstown Is credited with
- W twins lniant-eSlmally conSld-
. w-I surely has It's reward, or at
ra t in the coming census
reliable. harmless and cheap is DR..
.r-- Syrup We therefore do not
.--.e popularity ot this old family
T.. price is only % cents a bottle.
..-- township man named George
r Brown is said TO have killed no
-.r-taar wolves during the present
H.rrt they weren't i'm sleeps cloth
members of Co. y, Fifth regiment
.w.. ur paid for services rendered
a- last -errpTubpT at the next
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\ UDITOR's NOTICE.-The under

"A signed. having been appointed Auditor TO
report distribution of the fund in the hands OF r.
X Davis Administrator Of John o. Jones late Of
Ebensburg borough ficcca sCd as shown by his FIRST
and partial account, confirmed March {, 1850 hero
by gives notice that he viii set at his office in Eb
ensburg, Thursday ApriI ISt. 1850, O'Clock
the afternoon for the purpose of attending TO the
duties Of his appointment; when and where all
persons having claims against said estate are re
qUired to present them, or be debarred from com
ing in said fund. A. '. BARKER.
Ebensburg. March 10. 1SsO.-3t- Auditor.
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ARRESTED ON SUsPICION.-T Lancaster
pa Iptel7igencer of Tuesday last furnishes
the following in regard to the arrest i'll that
city, on the day previous, OF man named
ElviEe, who is strongly suspected of going
through" the pockets and gobblng up con-
siderable cash belonging to Mr.. John d.
Hughes, formerly of EbeGSbuTg, but now
and for several years past well Known resi-
dent of JOhnstOwn. The Ilteljgencer says
John H. alias Charles Elvine was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Officer Lentz on the strength
of n telegram received from John 7. Harris. chief
Of police of JOhnstowu. Pa. who charges him with
having robbed John d. Hughes of a considerable
sum OF money. This morning q letter was received
from Chich Harris by Chief Deichler detailing the
circumstances uudcF which the robbery took place
The letter states that Alr- Hughes is q very re
spectacle citizen. but on Saturday last he got on
terrible rip something very unusual for him to
do and while in this condition ElvInc fell in with
hin. ana promised to take good care Of him and
take him home. Instead of doing so he took Mr
Hughes. who had become entirely helpless. into an
unfrequented alley, where he abandoned him.-
Mr. Hughes fortunately found by one Of his
friends and properly cared Tor, but Wnen ne IecON
cred conscfoisn6ss he ascertaued that he hal been
sum of money and some valuable papers. Elylne
was at once suspected of the robbery and inquiries
yvore made for him II was asrcrtained however
that he had left JohnstOwn having told htS friends
there that he had received telegram tnat his
mother was dead
Before lea wing Iohnstown he bought suit
Of clothes aud appeared so be flush with money
though he had none before he fell in with Hughes
He also spent money more freely after his arrival
in Lancaster, but no money OF papers were found
on his person when he was arrested 4 search
warrant has been issued and the premises OF his
mother. Mrs. Butt and his sister. where he board
ell. will hc searched
The IOhnstown authorities have been Hotihed oi
his arrest and the chief OF police viii arrive here
this evening.
Just before his arrest Elyine appeared At Alder
man Wiley-s oficr and stated that he had been
robbed in Johnstowu by man named Charles Ei-
feline. He told the story of the robbery substant-
ally IL is above told. substituting his own name
instead of Hughes's as the victim and lifeline IN
stead OF himself the rObber. He added that ne
(FIvinc) was a poIicernan Of of,Tohnstown. and that
lifeline had come on To Lancaster ana was nov
stopping at Kate Riley's. AldermUn Wiley tooh
his COMPLAINT but before he had finished making
out the papers he discovered that he was lntoNi-
r4fg
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AUDITOR,S NOTICE.-The NJ

n IUIIVh , NJ II Fl Nc UIUtI-
"a signed, having been appointed Auditor to
distribute the fund in the hands OF Jacob eagley.
Assignee of Paul Ellwangcr. as shown by his sec
Oud partial account. hereby gives notice that lie
viii Sit his Office in EbensbuTE. Cam bria
ty, Pa, TUcsdGg, March .;Jfh. 1850 o'clock.
NJ. for the purpose OF attending the duties Of
his appointment; when and where all persons in
terested required 20 present their claims uc
deHarred from coming in upon said fund.
A '. BARKER Auditor.
Ebensbury. March S. 1sS0.-3t
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FARNL - PRINATE

Y SALE-The undersigned offers for sale at
moderate price and on easy terms his farm in
Munster township. Cambria county, containing
05 Acres. about 80 Acres OF which cleared.
well fenced and in good state OF cultivation. The
improvements consist Of two story FRAME HOUSE,
a large BANK BARN and al necessary Outbulldlngs.
Said farm adjoins lands OF Henry Cassidy and
John NTcHugh and Is eligibly located as regards
churches schools markets. etc. For price, terms.
and other particulars, call on OF address
MATTHEW NCHUG UGH.
March II, 1ssO.-2t Altoona, Pa.
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SHERIFP's SALEs.-We are indebted to
Deputy Sheriff Kinkead for the following
synopsis of sales of real estate, the advertise
ments for which viii appear in our Repubh-
can contemporaries this week. The first
propertv on the list will be offered for sale at
the Court House. in this place, on Saturday,
April Sd, at 1 o'clock, and the other two at
Drinkers store in JohIstOwn, on the same
day, but one hour later:
All the right title and interest of John CT. Wher-
lev of in nd t. a lot of ground situate in Ebens-
burg borough having thereon erected a two-story
frame dwelling house. frame stable coal and wood
shed Taken in execution and to be sold at the
suit Of F. A. Shoemaker.
All the right. title and interest Of Samuel Don
nyer in ana TO lot ground situate in Franklin
borough. having thereon erected two story frame
house and stable To be sold at the suit Of 4. * j.
L. Custer.
All the right title and interest Of James Coyle
and Rose COyle, Of in and to piece or parcel OF
land situate in Taylor township, having thereon
erected two story frame house and stable. To be
sold az the suit o. CbaIles =. Ellie
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TIE MINERS STRIKE IN CLEARFIELD
CoUNTY.-Under the heading of False i'm
pTeSsionS about the strike corrected" the
Altoona Daily sun Of Tuesday says;
As the days pass by the false impressions scat
tered over the country by sensational despatches
regarding the trouble in the -Clcarhcld coal re
gions are being corrected and the murders and
riotsEa~e being denied by those in the region who
are in = position TO know. Two miners nom HOutz-
dale who in this city to-day state that every
thing remains quiet ia that neighbOrha0d, and
they expressed the belief that in the end the
would succeed. They stated that negotiations are
conflicting elcments-was held yesterday and that
another to be held to-day. Little or no pro-
uress has been made, however. looking TO an ad-
IuStmeEt. 1t IS reported that the operators at
I.IoydSvillc agreed some time since that if the
miners there did not follow the example Of the
be given the same advance as that demanded By
the CIearficId if the CleaTheld miners failed
then WAGES should remain the same
A deslatch sent from Tyrone, dated March 7th,
contains the following: The miners strike in the
CIcarfieId bitumin0us coal region, which has been
in progress for the last two weeks shows sign OF
abatement. Out Ofabout three thousand miners in
ing. These are uou-union men and are at work in
the Moshaunon and MCrriSdalc mines, out OF which
from FIVE to ten only are shipped daily against
Eve to six hundred brought ont when working full
Fully two hundred railroad employees are idle on
account Of the STRIKE. The prospect here among
so per cent. advance in house rents and the sub
stantas necessary to sustain life going up is any
thing but comforting. It is reported that the
operators are getting miners from other mining
regions. Some Of the striking miners are in 1y-
rome 70 intercept them and advise them TO return
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TARD.-The undersigned offers him
~ self as a candidate for tho Office OF Prothono-
tary. subject to the decision Of the coming Demo
cratic county convention. and If nominated and
elected. pledges himself 20 perform the duties OF
the position honestly and to the best OF his ability
G. A. La NCf BEIN.
81 I.awrence March 10. lss0.-tc
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-SrRAIaTTr where she strsyod. with stride he
strodc
Sad sighed he on the sod and said.
Say. sec l sigh and sue you So
She had To heed. but hid her head
NIaud's mood the mud of mead made mad:
No answer knew she now hut No 80
That's pretty nearly as bad as l3-l5-li. Don't
bother about il but nav attention to little prac-
tical advice. Godfrey Wolf, next door TO the
post-of4icc Altoona. well known 70 our readers, is
receiving day by day fresh invoices Of Spring
goods from the Eastern cities. These arc up 20 the
very highest standard TO material. makeup and
cut and viii Dc sold cheap. and 20 rid his shelves
Of certain scnhlc goods. he VIII sell oVercOats
to regular customers at cne-third below original
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COURT PROCEEDINGS Court met at II
O'Clock Monday morning, his honor Judge
Dean presiding, and Associates Flanagan
and Thomas occupying positions on either
side. The list of members of the bar was
called, for the purpose of hearing motions,
petitions, etc. Two Of these petitions asked
the re-Opening of licenses refused last week,
both of which were e peremptorily refused by
the Court His honor Judge Dean said :
''NO licenses refused last week will receive
further attention till the first Monday of
March Court, 1881"
The list of jurors was called, and only five
were found to be missing.
The subjOined causes were either contin-
ued or settled
Murray VS.. Ellis summons in partition.
Defendant confesses judgment qttod portitio
fiat.
Rex VS.. Ragers--contiuueG-
McGough's executor vs.. Boyle's executriX
continued.
Hughes VS.. Sechler-settled.
Plummer VS.. Plummer-not regularly on
list
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How many sick men wish they we-e healthy;
How many heggar men wish they were wealthy
How many ugly ones wish they were pretty;
How many stupid ones wish they were witty
How many bachelors wish they were marrlcuf
How many bcnedicts wish they had tarricd;
Single or double LIES full Of trouble;
Riches or stubble, pleasures bubble.
And how many pretty women. now that their
feet have been defoTmcd by bad shoemabing, wish
that thcv had bong Int their shoes from \ Blumen-
thai. Ilg Eleventh avenue, Altoona, instead OF
elsewhere. BIumenthal's boots, shoes and slippers
are warranted to tit tho foot perfectly and are sold
at Eastern prices \ large stock Just received. as
well as boots and shoes for men and boys. This
stock comprises the approved SpFing styles, and
special attention Will be directed toward suitlng
an tastes.
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ATDITOR.S NOTICE-The NM

a IIIIOB- = NVIIOE.-IDe unUtr-
report distribution Of the fund in the hands of Al
vim Evans. Esq, Executor Of David James. late Of
EoenSburg borough. decs Sed. as shown by his first
and final account hereby gives notice that he viii
meet the parties interested in said distribution at
his Office in Ebcnsburg, Thursday april Isl. 1857
at . o'clock in the forenoon. when and where all
persons interested may attend il they see proper.
A. Y. BARKER. Auditor.
E,rpugf,,trar March 10
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\ BOY arose winter morn.
He came to breakfast rather late,
Yet raised u fuss because there was
No nice pancakes upon his plate,
His father took him DER his knee;
he raised his hand Oft through the air,
And when the boy got loose from him
He hid his spankache IN the chair.
Rather bad for the boy, and likewise bad sort
OF play words We therefore incontinently
leave that subject, and come to something solid.
simon & Bcndheim. next door 70 the National
Bank Altoona, are Just in receipt of ten thousand
dollars worth Of nice Spring goods, which they
authorize US to say viii DC handed TO customers at
figures only fraction over first cost. First come,
first served. though orders by mail VIII receive
prompt attention.
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For Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN,
use the old and safe
DIR. Filters Soothing CarunEnafive.

II can be given wl.h perfect safety TO your baby if
only two three days old. It does not Stupcty, but
the little thing viii 20 TO sleep natural and get
awake laughing. It cures DIBRRHCsA and DNS-
EMERY, no matter how long standing, CHOl-E-
NTER COMPLAINT. WIND COLIC, frettiug and
crying Of infants (which is always sign OF palnl
GREEN STOOL. sou + VOMITING, SLEEP
IESSNESS and all complaints of the stomach or
BOWELS.
is the Oldest remedy in use, and is recommended
by PHYSICIANS. Sold by DRUGGISTS and
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ITO ALI. WHOM IT NAY CON
4 CERN.-NCtfrs is hereby given thst have
LEFT the following described personal property. pur~
chased for "a Shcrih's sale. with Jacob huns-
man subject 10 my order. 10 Wit horseE. COWS
calves hogs. coal car wagon, sleigh. sled
! horse hay rake. sets heavy harness., setr light
harness block and rope, household and kitchen
furniture and a Tot Of corn. heT. straw and corn
fodder. All persons are cautioned against inter-
feri1g IN anT manner with said property unless
with my consent n A > IN t-NN-
Tyrone Pa. Dec. 19. 1s1S.-SIu-
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3 ALER ATuS
SHOW THE 20 YOUR GROCER.

t=as "a az A----.v ran lean
& GOOD PLAN. s=5..,s.=-..==.. 7.i5 =.. =: 3
urerrnE HuleS toy success, -.-s ~ a., -
DE- 90
t- -ai lt f-.i l'---' - g
orders v.rs a-s T"rd tn one '--i s-.,li 4L -
---s- --r--r ir7r1e-se profits ave
divided r-o--riy. any a1-a=. l-a s = % >. .OOJ
sr-ets5.ully- - T. lt-i--i s.ef-.-
-Crrf-ua'l7u Er-H-a si- F1i f1--
r.-.-- fHeT 500
durt-- the ruutA- a--1-af1= o. re 1
g. Fr-fE
ev.r ziort-Ea lu5eucui-ut. S--s1ft- D. Re
continuation system IS Sfounded upon correct bustn
u-Incfpfes. need De V'l1ui an ii-l s7
CO. f'-7E- G11-zs T-i
.9s'0u- fn-la n1rt rf-t 1- SOC ? lii a-'1
I.vr,rcc erult-satuusF Rev cir-l-,r -ra il
cvsrytar UodE want 3D. GurlcEt iorla
supplied
LAWRENCE & co, Bankers, 81 Ezsh-aza Place, y. 7.
DUBIIC SALE OF VALUABLE
II real. ESTATE-gye. the undersigned X
eeutor will offer ~ public sale on the premises.
Monday March 3ESt- ISS0, at 10 O'CLOCK,
A. n the following described real estate
No. 1.-The old KANLOE HOMESTEAD, contain
ing 2J3 Acres. with improvements, and situated In
Munster township, Cambria county Pa
No. 2.-Thc IoHNsTOS Fam. ltl Acrcs. with
. improvements. situated IN Allegheny township, 4,
Cambria county. Pa
ES-Terns made known on LAY of s7le-
JOHN q. kANLOR.
HDNT As SARGENT.
JOSEPH HpGTE
Executors OF PETER * sTLoE, deceased
Jan. ., 1ss1.-ts.
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SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE.
- The Knives. Forks aud spoons tIen -ina ] a
Sle) sent out Nv the New ENglsnl silver late No-
Of kew Xaven. Conn, have llvays given t--e less
satisfaction. ne they nre uaae OF tast IlN Ns-t Il
rnetslE steel plated with pure nickel and silver
ANY one needing supply ought O. write i.E \ -
cilsr send IS cts Tor sample set % len spoons
Feb. -, lss0.-St.
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NOTICE.-Th annual election of
IN Board of Trustees ofthe Ebensburg Academy
will held AZ the once Of the Secretary, in Ebcns-
burg, Pa, the 5t day Of april merit, between the
hours Of : and p
JOHN Z. SCANLAN, Secretary.
March IL, lss0-st
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SHREwDNEss AND ABILITY Hop Bitters
so freely advertised in all the papers, secular
and religious are having a large sale. and
are supplanting all other medicines. There
is no DENYING the virtues OF the Hop plant,
and the proprietoTs of these Bitters have
shown great shrewdness and ability in com
pounding Bitters whose virtues are so pal
pable to every ones ion.-EIchdng
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CAMBRIA COUNTY AND THE STATE TREAS
URY.-From the report OF Auditor General
Schell for the year ending November 30, 1879,
we gather the following facts and figures
relative to the amounts paid into the State
Treasury from this county, as well as sums
paid out on behalf of the county