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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24
Itching l'ilcs-S, mpioms and
Care,

The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ton, intense itching increased by scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night ms if
pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum; the private parts are sometimes af
fected. if allowed TO continue very serious
results may follow. "DR. SwAYNE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT" is pleasant sure cure
Also for letter, Itch, salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Erysipelas BARRIERS Itch, Blotches,
all Scaly, Crusty, Cutancous Eruptions.
Price 80 cents; 3 boxes for Sl.21. Sent by
mail To any address on receipt Of price in
currency. or three-ccnt postage stamps. Pre-
pared only by DIR. Swayne L Son. $50 North
Sixth Street. Philadelphia, Ia. Sold by all
prominent druggists.
SwAINE's PIIIs are the best for all billions
disorders. Cure Sick and Nervous Head
ache. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. wand Of Nal
arial Fcyers, cleanse the system and how els
Of all impurities. restoring to healthy actiyi-
iy all the orrans Of the human body. Price
- cceniS box. Eve boxes for sloo.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24

Mr.. J. W. Angle, who has just 70
turned from looking alter the landed in
iercsts OF the International railway CON.
pauy in the Panhandle country. reports
that region 10 DO rapidly filling up
with cattle. lie thinks Il the fines,
grazing country 10 Texas, aud says wa
ter is abundant. There aro but lew
sheep in this region, and those now
there suil red greatly from cold the pres
ent winter. Senator Dorsey, Of Arksn
sas. aud Others having cattle in Colo
RADIO and New Mexico. are driving them
down into the Panhandle GU account Of
the superior grazing aud the more mild
climate, The country is free IRON In
dams and dcsperadoes. and one can
safely travel over il alone.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24
"a had Cold or Distressing
(,OmNll.s

Dry, pnrchcl, sore tilroat, pncUliiolih,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, weakened
and debilitated state of the system, all these
dangerous symptoms are cured by On.
SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY.
The first dose gives relief and the worst
cough and sore lungs yield to its healing pro
pertics. An occasional does of "SwAYNE's
PIILs" should be taken to keep the bowels
free. They are excellent for torpid liyernnd
bilious complaints.
A Frankfort Ky Physician writes
Some months ago the daughter of one of
our prominent citizens was pronounced n
hopeless consumptye. She was very much
reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her life
gradually wasting away. l recommended
her to use DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" which she did. In n short
time she was free from all cough and other
symptoms, and is now rosy and healthy.
Price % cents and SiOO bottle, or six
bottles for $500. The large size is the most
economical. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
4 Son, Philadelphia. Sold by Druggists.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24

The Castroville QmU is Of practical
turn oi mind. IL suys: "lu God We
trust, everybody else cash"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24

rEFF nN-urselv-s BY making money when .
ktBt Sgolisn ch sEer j. rr-r-d, thereby 81
tsts St uays keeping poverty from yctr door.
ILuse uhu alUays lake adyHntr-~ - th- good
chances ~ making fl-ley that tE-r-d retefal-
lg bcco-ne wealthy. while tac>r glb o. rot improve
slch charc-s Teila-u iu prvtrfv. We vAuf may
men. women. hurs and girls 70 wfIk ia- q. ri-ht II
her 90 lachliies- The ba-irs~- viii nav raa-s
ihat teu times crdIrE-g wage Ne fu-ti-l an g.
ts-.-iF- "uihi aild 81 ftat "a need tree. W a-e
uhs erEsEss faIi. O. ~ b -s5.sr r-r --rfs;r V
eaf eftots golr uhrie rI1- - fhs sf-k s- a-1r
vrl- sfz-t uurfrts. Pei i-fr-.afiaH "a II. M
j. '..'tri sfii tree Address s1I.sas E c. Port
ian-. A4-le urcz- u
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Fees of doctors.

The fee Of doctors is an item that
very many persons are int, csied III
just at present. We believe the sched'
uc Tor visits is So which would tax u
man confined TO MS bed for year, and
in need OF n daily witt, over 5000 u
year for medical attendance alone And
one single bottle Of Hop Biiters tukeu
in time would save The 1000 and all
the years sick ness.- En-.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24

One of the notable facts connected
with the unusually severe winter in the
north this season, says the ban Antonio
Express, is the prevalence OF paralysis
among the elderly people in that sec.
ton of the country.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24

Her dropping eyes. pale. haggard feature. totter.
Ing walk, j"ccd melancholy expression, excite
our sympathy. Poor rail woman why dont some
one act the good samaritan by telling her that ESG
Lu,n FsxAiE BIrrxR- will cure her rapidly aud
soundy. They are prepared expressly for such all
ings and never fail TO cure.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24

An exchange states there il lady
residing near Mason, Mason county,
Texas. who has cighty.sevcn gland
children living. Who doubts now that
Texas is a good place to raise family?
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24

According to the late census returns
there are 1882 Indians and half breeds
10 Mississippi, while in Texas there
arc OBJ Of the same classes.
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EBENsBURG, PA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1881.

ferred him to airier lodgings in the Bush be-
hind the inn, to which he was fain to betake
himself. Early astir the next morning the
wayworn man loafed aimlessly about, until
something met his experienced eye that set
him prospecting in earnest; the something
being an auriferOus reef, which upon his
working it paid him so well that he was able
in very short time to buy.out the churIish
publican. After while he disposed Of a
portion Of his interest in the property to a
company, designated after him Wilson and
Company, which within two months of its
purchase returned two large dividends to its
shareholders and it still holds its place as
one of the oest-paying mining companies in
the district.-Ballou's Monthly for 5larch
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THERE is a dog at Brighton england IA
remarkable dog-a large maltese. Some
times that dog has purple body, with a yell
low head and green tail sometimes he is
scarlet and puce. He is kind of rainbow
dog The fact is he belongs to a dyer in the
town, and being naturally white he takes
any other color easily, and now he gets a dip
in one vat and now in another, and he forms
sort of canine advertisement It is fun TO
see this dog, who is quite unconscious of his
distinguished condition, come up to other
dogs wagging his yellow head and green tail,
and the way that those dogs, after regarding
him out of the corner Of the eyes for a min
ute, tuck up their tails between :heir legs and
''scoot' IS a caution. Some time ago a man,
who had been occasionally victim of the
''old complaint" was going down to Brigh-
ton for The race week in great health and
spirits When driving from the station, he
Suddenly came on this dog. "Hello, hey
What's that? Hey hey what a purple
dog with green tail Oh, Ior 1 got 'em
again. and he turned round and went back
10 London, persuaded that he was again a
victim 10 D II
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UNION rs STRENGTH.
By THOMAS DARCY mAeEE.

a man whose corn was carried away
Before his eyes, and whose oats and hay
Were piled mp in the landlords cart,
Looked towards his castle with sorrowful heart.
You SEEM" said he, $50 strong and grand,
Like giant you overlook the land
And giant in stomach you sure must be,
That Of all my crop can leave none to me-"
QuOth another: "Of such weak words what end :
Have you any hope that the devil viii mend 2
Or the wolf let the kline escape his mawS
Or a landlord yield his rights at law?
Let us go over to Rackrent Hall
BY twos and threes-it may befalI,
As wisdom is found In the multitude,
Enough Of US might do the cause some good"
At first they went by twos and threes,
But Rackrent's lord they couldn't appeass;
And next they wont in numbers q score,
But the case vas even the same as before.
BY hfties and hundreds they gathered then
Resolute, patient, dogged men
And the landlord owned that he thought there wa.
Some slight defect ia the present laws.
Then the barony spoks-a country woke
a nation struck at their feudai yoke
Twas found the right could not be withstood,
And wisdom was found in the nuIiiiudei
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STRANGE But NOT FICTIOE.-An English
vicar, Rev. J. r. Jackson, tells the following
story Of remarkable marriage in his church
Forty years ago a young man named
Thomas Gricgs was engaged to Elizabeth
Goodyear, but alas a dehilitating illness
overlook the bride eject, which so complete
" prOstrated her that she took to her ted
and kept it for eight-and-thiTty years. Dur
ing this long period of time, assisted by the
guardians, and a small fund at her disposal,
She maintained herself by needle and fancy
work. During thirteen years and upwards,
l myself knew her to be in this condition.
and never saw her of her bed. In the mean
while Thomas Giggs waited patiently for
the recovery of Elizabeth, but in 1865, des-
pairing OF this he led another young woman
to Elizaheth's bedside, and receiving her Tuu
permission to marry this fresh acquaintance,
Thomas forthwith married, but after FIVE
years of welded life he became and remain
ed a widower until this very day, when Eiiz-
abeth Goodyear, restored to health, walked
into the parish church Of Muulton. and was
duly married by me to her old sweetheart.
l cannot explain thu nature of her disease,
or her wonderful recovery; but / do know
this, that few months back she became
conscious Of a slight return of strength, that
from feeble efforts to leave her bed and strug-
gle across the room she gained power to pass
her door, that the old subject Of matTimony
was revived by Thomas Griggs, that Eliza
beth was Wi ling, that the banus we're pub
lished, and that she IS now the wife Of her
early and only love"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25

Kendall's SPAWN Cure

hAisi.i@L-4tCf, "a Nov. letlt ltoJ.
DR. 3. J KENDALL s. Co.-Gents: I ha7o a very
nne mare that had a bone SPAWN for long time.
ltrled everything man could devise TO cure it, but
ali In vain. and was about to give il up when a
friend OF mine in this city cane to me aGd recon-
meuded "Kendall's SPAWN Cure" which ! tried
with grand results. removing the bone clear and
clean. then sent % cents to You for OF your
illustrated HOrsc BJn5s. and / think there Is no
better book printed on the horse and Lis diseases.
l have taken great Interest IN It. and have since
sold le copies for you 10 my nehb0Ts. and viii try
and do what good ] can by getting them Tor others.
Yours truly. q. ". MILLER.
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STAT ENTENT
MADE UNDEROATH

To WHOM IT May CcECEHS in the year 1875 /
treated with ''Ke1daIls SPAWN Cure bone srav-
in OF several montHs' growth. nearly half as large
as o. hens eSG- and completely stopped the lame
ness AMI removed the enlarge ueur. have worked
tn. hQEsc very hard ever siGcc and he ucfer has
the size of the hook irts since treated him yritIi
'kenuaIl's SPAWN Cure r. \ tIsr.yEs
EuOsDurgh Falls. VI. Feb. c5th. l5-g.
Sworn and subscribed 10 before Ine. this 25th dav
Of February. 4. .. 1879.
Inlls q j r---.-r. / u = ..n ~ L. El.r..
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4 NqTNTs DIE POOR AND HOUSE OF EN-


LIVE STOCK on FARM.
horses, steers for beef, 81 chickenE
u cows. shCats. turzgvs
FARM PRODUCTS.
80 tons hay, 100 bus potatoes. lZ5 buz sDufas
81 bus. oats. 3J-J h'Is cabbage 1slg lbs ti8ri-
ESQ bus. corn ! Beans and variety / 75s veal
10 s' D'wh'U. garden ye.r' 'ule-. I 500 beef
ARTICLES MANUFACTCR RED IN HOUSE
p bbls soft soap. 90 pillow slips, 10 sheets
270J lbs. hard ' 81 aprons. ~ dresSes
bnls- saur kraut. 10 saques. IS skirts
30 2'ls sp. butter, % chemiS Ses 81 bed-tIcks.
1900 lbs. butter. IS pillows p rolsr towels
IS mems shirts 10 shr0uds. - hans
INMATES.
Number OF inmates In House Jan. ]. Iss0..Ts
admitted during .55--iSi
Died during ........................I9
In House Jan. 1st. 1881 a.
or the inmates remaining On the House there
II Insane females. 4 blind men and blind woman.
Aver1ge number Of inmates during the year u.
Numoor Of insane at DiXmUnt. Is
NAMES or INMATES WHO DIED DURING YEAE.
Kern Cash, NIargret Buck Hannah Choat,
Henry Byrne. ley. Elizl'th FeIyht
Ibos. Lewis, WlIhe M na Eliza'th kinney.
Mary Lang. 1Iangle,
GIVES under our hands, ct the COMMISSIONER
once in Ebensou-g tins roth day Of January, A.
d. 1851 PATRICK =. DILLDN.y
PHILIP ID. SkELLH. Auditors.
W. II. CONNELIs,
Feb. J. IsS1.-3t-
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Kendalls SPAWN Cure
ON EEEEEAN FLESH.

BAKERSFIELD Il, Dec. =. 1879.
3. J. kESDALL & CO.-ticuts: / wish TO add my
testimony In favor of your Invaluable Huimeuf.
''kcudlll's Spawn Caro- IN tte spring gf lsrt Z
slipped on tle ice and spraiued my right limb st
the knee Isiat. was very lame and az times suf-
feTcd the uO-t excruc .aliug pain. wore a nlu ui-
age on 10 for over year, aud tried n1s- every thing
in my reach. but could hHd nothing tE1t would
give uc permanent relief. N hen overworkst. IL
would pain me very much. In april 1875 l began
70 think should ne cripple torIite; but having
some OF 'iArnddil's SPAWN Cure thought would
try it, used oue-thiIl OF bottle and cEpe- euced
relief st once The Jiu eit ns and has NOT ;r0u-
Dled me since. ] feel very grateful to you and
would recommend '-kendaiI's SPAWN Cure 70 all
who suLer with spraius IT rheumatism
Yours truly. Mrs. J. BOCrELL
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Dr.. JONES' TARAXCANUT TONIC

OF DvsFETsfA MEDICINE. vegots bic comp pound
whose virtues has stood the tost of 20 years in
iaitbie N the cure OF Dyspepsia General Debility.
chronic weakness of Lulgs. Spleen aud Kidneys.
Short Breath, Heartburn, ST. NttUs' Dance. pains
in the stomach Back and Chest. PaFtirulariy
adapted To all Fema'~ Disease matter what
tue age Of the patient may be. Price. - cts. Sold
by Druggists, l7-o. 's0.-ly.I
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AudifoT's Notices .-....-.-..- 200
otll1 l-al
BusiucEs items. FIRST Insertion lee per line. each
Euhsequcnt Insertion Sc. per line
f7i Ncso'Et.oHs 0r projecting - clF c7rporanoz
of sDcefs clc c0H7ll ruf1rg drlC1sd % cell nffs-
foH 10 0nr matter Of iiHfcd iadiridu1i interest
rr-iff 5s 11iG for &C. CdreTiiseueufg.
JoB PEIsTING Of sll kind neatly and ezpeditf-
ously executed al lowest prices. Don't you forget
It.
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Heaven bless the little stranger,
Rocked on the cradle Of the deep!
Save il. Lord from every dluge-t
The angels bright their watch viii keep.
Oh. gently sooth its teadc- years,
And so allay a parents fears
lHjEer's love. n mothers Joy
May all that's good attend their boy -
How long time it took for that commuuica-
tion to come to land, we are unable to say.
Messages committed to Neptuue's charge are
apt to be long delayed. The London was lost
in the Bay of Bscay in January, 1856 it was
not till near the close Of the following year
that bottle was picked no in Exmouth har-
bor containing a tailors bill, on the back Of
which was written, Lost in the ship London,
FRANCIS DAY. Advertise to my friends that
I have three thousand pounds in the London
and Westminster Bunk" Welcome as the in
formation may have been to those concerned,
there was probably greater gratitude felt for
that conveyed in the slip of paper inclosed
in a bottle cast ashore on the coast OF Wex-
ford THE finder of this is to tell ELIZA
BETH GRANToN, Of Ashton Grange, on the
borders of London, Z. c., that the secret of
her birth viii be found behind the picture of
the Earl Of Warwick in the drawing room :
and receive the blessing of dying man."
The Bank of England has had no end of
valaab'es committed to its keeping. The
vaults of its establishment hold mouIderinc
chests, deposited there for safety's sake. and
apparently forgotten by their owners. In
1873 one fell to pieces from sheer rottenness,
( exposing to sight quantity of massive plate
and bundle of yellow papers. The latter
[ proved to be collection of Iove-letters of the
/ period of the Restoration, which the direct
[ drs were enabled TO restore to the Iineal de-
! scendants of the original owner.
[ In 1875 tin box was fshed cut Of the Seine
( containing more than FIVE hundred letters
I addressed to divers persons in Paris The
hox-set afloat several miles above Paris
+ had been hermetically sealed, and was fur
nished with metal sails, that it might catch
/ the current of the liver at every point but
it had failed to achieve a successful voyage
and lain az the rivers bottom for years with
its freight Of letters for the besieged Paris
I ians. some of whom, however, had the graft
fcation Of receiving them five years after
date.
The betrothed of a young matchmaker,
+ living at Prescott, had to wait even longer
! for one of his love letters lie posted il in
! Coventry, in August, 1867 but the fair one
did not receive it. Luckily, no mischief
arose between the pair in consequence the
course of true love ran smoothly for once
and they were soon afterward married and
settled, taking mp their abode in the street in
vshich the lady had lived before the marriage.
/ One day In lcfey worn, crumpled letter
I came to her. It was the lost fuye-Ieuss- II
lad slipped down niche in a mail van, and
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
CELEBRATED III. III. III. MEDICINE.

Persons afflicted with aches aud palms and who
have not tried the great H. II. II. Medicine DO not
know its powers u removing pain. Give g a trial
for Rheumatism. Neuralgia. and particularly Diph-
thCria. a sure cure for horses suncrlna With Bone
or Blood SPAWN. Poll Evil and Collie. BE sure and
ask for the II. II. Il. Noiiciue. manufactured 6y
ID. ID. Tom iinsou. Philadelphia. as the popularity
OF the same has led other parties put inferior
article into the market hearing the same name
sold by druggists every where
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Is sure iu It's effects and mild in its action. as it
does not blister; yet 10 IS penetrating and power
fnl 20 reach every deep ed pain, or 10 remove
any bcuy growth or other c8largCments, such as
spavins spnuts, curbs, cai0us, spTaiHs. swelIings
aHd any lameness ana all enlarZ Zctleuts Of joints
or limbs, and a.sU Iyr rH eumatisiu in man. or for
any purpose for which linimeut Is used for man
or beast. II Is now known tC be the best Iiuimcnt
for man ever used, acting mildly and yet certain
in its effects.
send address fCr IIustrdteI Circular, which we
think gives positive proof Of its virtues. No rem
edy has ever met with such unqualified success TO
our snpwicdge. for man we'll beast.
~ Iric. 81 lcr bottle. six bottles for IS All
Druggists have ft or can get it for you: OF it will
he seHt TO any address on receipt OF price by the
propTietUrs. DR. b. = EENpALL * Co. Eu9sburrh
Falls, Vt.
SOLD BY ELL DRUG GESTS.
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ASSETS

ASSETS.
-au' due from JudEments....s I.O-f.s2
" toustab.es for
lss1 and previous years.. zg-I 7s
N n Que from Ih0s. Grifnth.
-, lI2 %
bslance IN I-laF1-er's hands q g5. Ts-sgt SOL es
LIABILITIES.
CuSt M .hg Orders lssIs
Amount due Dlsrrirts m - '-'-''-'
and School Fu1H o.,s.
Amount due ro1r House -. 81. q AZ ass g.
Balance IN favor OF county. : g-7 81
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,,AECCTOR'S NOTICE.

Letters t..i,l-llte iisllte gf HUoH BcCoSSELr. deed.
Cornell. Irfe9r ~ on the estate of Hugh Me-
yi7en 10 IN % ths Undersigned. notice Is bcr.5,;
70 said est, LIONS knowing themselves iuiebied
5ess n claims ai1lt tb . s,.l NJ alld
~ ~ 1rs'5I91eatlestsd. ~ f5r settlement.
A,,.us p w. MSyS MoC6TSEtLILii ! ELLi Executors.
-----'taeny Twp, Jan p, issl st
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FROM
Col. L. T. FOSTER.

YoCNOsTOUS, OHIO, May 10th, 1880
DE. B. J. KENDALL s. CC-Cfonts: I had = very
valuable HambletOulon colt which priced very
highly. He bad large bone SPAWN oa one Joint
and SMALL one on the other. which made him very
lame. 1 had him under the charge Of two veteri-
nary surgeons, who failed to Curs him. Reading
the adv isement OF ''henduiIs Spawn Cure
day in the Chicago Express ! determined at once
% try It, and got druggists here to send for it,
Ihey ordered three bottles, and ! took them all
thinking would give il q thorough trial. I used
II according to dire ctiOu and the fourth day the
colt ceased TO be lame. and the Jumps have since
disappeared. I used hut one bottle and the colts
limbs are now as trce from Jumps those Of any
horse IN the State. He Is entirely cured. md the
cure was AZ kable that let Of nv neigh
oors have the remaining two bottles, which they
are using.
POI IT
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Real Estate in GallitZin
At Private or Public Sale.

THE undersigned offers o. private gale 81 the
i following described properties, situated N the
borough Of Gdllitzin. Cambria county Pa, TO wit:
No. la House, Stable and I've Lots
Of Ground on the line OF she New Pors.ra r r.
story frame, ~ by 10 feet. the stable plank
building. 10 by il feet, and the two lots OF ground
each jJXiSJ f., we'll fenced in excellent order
and admirahlS located for any kind OF business.
40. 2.--NINE LOTS GROUND
situated near the stone House. in what Is known
as Naysvlle. Each lot Is 50 feet in width and l43
feet in depth and the village u which they are To-
Gated is being rapidly hui!t up.
No. 3---SI& LOTS of GROUND
located on tho line OF the Pa. B. r. aaiOiulug Mrs
Andrew Ieaxle's and Mrs Mary Z JuckCubaur'S
brewery one side and the railroad station on the
other side. All these lots front on the Pa. L. r..
hateS, stores. or other business purposes. never
falling spring Of pure water gUshes ont Of the hill
side. furnishing constant supply q good water'to
said lots It all seasons Of the year.
No. 4.--ECUR LOTS GROUND
iu the heart of he borough. sdl1uing lots OF John
j. Storm the east. public street the north
and another 90 the west. Very desirable locations
for private residences. -.-
E5-For further Information. call at the store or
address THOMAS BRADLEY.
GALLITZIN. Pa.
2. 81 any or an TIE above described proDcr-
ties not disnosed 81 in tpa meantime. they viii
be offered at PUBAEC SALE on Friday april
fst. 1851. at oc.0k. r., at the hotel Of Albert
Render. in tftliitzin borough.
TERMS or SALE.-DHe- half the purchase money
20 be paid when the articles Of agreement are sign
ed, and the balance in one year thereafter. with
interest to be secured hy Judgment notes,
Gallitzin, Feb II, lssl.-4t.
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CT.
Jan. "a. Shy cash to A. YesgIey, Troas'r. sI24o
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ENECUTOR'S NOTICE.

ENAECUTOR'S NOTICE.
- Estate OF rAHEs COLLINS. deed.
tLerE Documentary tsie estate Of James Col
ms late Of Iunuelhil borough. deceased. having
1eeH issued 20 ths undersigned by the Register Of
Campra county. notice is hereby given 70 all per
sons indebted 20 said estate that Payment must he
made Without delay, and those having claims or
demands against the same will present them pro-
perIy prOnutcd FOR settlement
EDWARD ROONEY Executor
runnelhilt. Jan. 25 Issl-5t