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---' \, - = Memory, iaSSltude, N"cIltildl
r,-...;....-. Aversion L. society, DImnesS "t
vision. Moses in the head; the vital fluid
..-srs urah-grvel in the urine, and many
..r- ,,i- ,.5,, shat lad 70 insanity and death.
tr. R.ia;is win agree "a forfeit Five Hun
.ir.E 10. .lar. fur 4. ease Of this kind the Vital
.s,-,r.tige t,lader lis sFeciai advice and treat
:..tl ,:l ~, cue, or for anything impure or
iriariaas found ia it. DR. Mmtie treats all
.yI,.rr Diseases 5j..c s~fg!ly without mercury.
y..n.g!-.t;sn Free Thorough examination
-rE advice. iaclgiIug analysis "F urine, - u
.r-... o.. Nirt Restorative. $ 90 a bottle, "l
!.-r times The quantity, $40 90; sent I" any
..ir,.. g,,.,n ..r.ir,r of pr!ce, or c. o. D., Sc
.-.ra from. ol ,,-rgtt.lr. and IN private name If
.,...r.G. " :. T.. MINTlE NJ D.
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oi the disease ITicc, - - D'
KICHAU's GOLDEN BAistA NJ
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial, SyE'ti.I',e- N, l, ).
ma,isn. Pans in the Bone-, U-oe'a'rl -. -
Syphilitic Rash, Lunrs, etc, anI sd
al diseases from the system, P'hr'il-' r-,vir.
hy bad tre atment or abuse "i n ,Tci.''' = NJ
The blood pure and healthy fri's'
bottle.
LIE EIcHAU's GOLDEN sPAN,sY AS.ii'Ir; 70.
For the cure Of GonorrhGa, Gls-i, &c
s2 80 per bottle- ,,-rr7,oS
LIZ RIcHAU's GOLDEN sPASI-' MI ,n;.s,-,.
A vast for cure Of elect, Strle'rfg,, - 81 .
of the Trethra and Bladder, &c
per bottle --,,r,r
LIZ RIcHAU's GoLnEN or -. SD
For the effective healing OF S'i'-i
md eruptinns Price. 81 per o. =, VTs
Al.o agents for L. III h~u'e "".o.I .,l Il
for weakness, loss of physical r'"sl', o,sles
diseases arising fran abuse and &c
,vorL p-:A- T,vT OK ,-rssL
Sent everywhere, C. @. -, s~'''ife
per express ,.o ,-zr-.
427 and 429 Sansome street, s'ah II,
California
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ELAE y. DE -HISoE-
WalIa !lalla. u. g.

CITY and farming property To- sale; losn,
negotiated, and al Aihis oi papers I.r-s sase'.
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Or. SF.g9NEY.

No. Ii ECaTEry 81. SIN ITarri,ce.
Treats al Special and Chronic
E5isCagoE.
, 1882-12-02
TIE GREAT GNGL.sn REMEDY

Is = never failing cure
for Nervous bebility,
TX hausted Vitality,
Sc minal Weakness,
Sper'1atorrhua, Lost
Mar Hood Imppten-
cy, Paralysis, i.rosta-
torrhu.a, and all the
terrible effects of
Self Abuse, youthful
ia.lies, and exceSses
in maturer years 80
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STRAYED

NRoM THE RANCH OF 7. GARD
II ner, miles from WalA WsuA. about ,
weeks $50 brown horse. Whit stripe in face.
branded on LET, shoulder. and has been
sxinuei in the right shoulder - will he rsi6
for information AZ t. his whereabouts. or SO
IN beng left 81 Sam Edwards, four miles from
the city on the Milton ruai +54t-
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WANTED

A Ny YOUNG GIRL Dto NJ Il,
"A good home, whers tbs EoEs VII LIZ
saa sPply q thi s6ss.
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PALOUSE COUNTRY
lgMEE! EEaCisG, FoSIS, F6t&S,
SHINGLES. LATHS,
SiGecdE NGte! jai, &C.

Tha Oregon Improvement c. Is grCiar.' f-
furnish lie above On ogdrr at sh".J iusirv 1vd
II !.vsst market rrIcss. delivered a. aH ;.si--s
GA iine Il z T., at N,lla Nalia iIi.sS nd
freight From Wai'a Naila specia. priles f5r
feGcin, NH b. given 20 hes settlers.
i-"aV-.
s2- OFFICE oPFos re sTiNE ROUSE -
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STRAYED.

FROM MY RANCH AT WHITMAN
Il Station on or about the i6th Of October.
two horses, one sorrei and one bay. years
Old, branded J. II. on If; shoul 1er Any
one retarning them to nv butcher shop st
Walla VI e.iS VIII be suitably reEariei.
aoG-f CHRIS ENNIS.
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FOR SALE.

TIME PROPERTY KNOWN As THE
Il Lion Brewery, in this city / how t.r
sAle OF ressJnsble terms. For further pz-ric-
ulars apply 8: toe PonY Saloon, On Alder
s0oeA orlSan
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OE, fsS.G ss1 San fan nanei.eo. cal.

GONTINUES TO IhhA 1
u successfully Of honaeopa-
thy every fora Of SPECIAL OF
chronic disease without Iaer-
cury or nauseous drugs bE.
Iiebig's IuvigOrator Is a pest
tive and permaL.sRt cure Tor
seminal weakness, nervous snc
physical debility, lest mar
hood. vital exhaustion. aad 81
the terrible results Of abused
nature. excessive aEi Youthful
follies. The doctor VII agree
in writi.g = forfeit Si.U" ior
"a case that be unjer,lkes Sni
fails 10 cure. The reasrnth'u-
sands canao: r5: cured OF Sem
inal weakness ana the shove
disease, Is owing q = c7mp-e1-
tioncaIled ProstatauEca, Nn,'l
ua1uirrs a asJ-eeisl remedy lr-
L.rbis's Invir. razor. Nc. :, = =
,peeihc cure Tor pro-ta:orfht a.
Price os either InyiEJEai'f, :
ner httlr. cr & i,o;t.es Tor SO
sent e. any &lir1ss securely
c1yeredlram observation. Sea-
ma weakness EGi Prus:ai'rr-
H.. lain vi-alicv tfD-a iar
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i the peoples pop lar remedy It 1t :sr-
r,n.eG t. siye sa.i-:sc-iun. il y"G W"r- -!
.iionia's call at tie o.l.c. Ne don luhh
hem, but refer you - tire de.A Il lt c.''.-s''.r-
ers. 1t hes no ,qual, - i-er bottle 81 o ''.t.
ties for 81 Your dIUrLi-t srrrs It.
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+. VI. Bowman. y. j. NEwToS-
E. Nj. BOWMAN G. co.

HiTEF. SIFiM IND Gas FILTERS
Pl,I.. Boilers, Bath Tubs and Sinks kept
on hand.
.IoI wn-k done with neatuesS and despatch.
Shou-FiT5t Street, near Main Street Bridge,
Wala Waila ". +. ocl4-i
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STRAYED

4 liberal reward vii be given for TIE return
of 2-year-oid hAy ely, branded 7 ss,A a
l-ye2r-0ld rcAa onlt, not branded The
xnirnAls .trsyei thruu-h the town n >ztu--
d.r. Jniy 5. Leave information a. tire S7ATrs-
NAN ofice. iu!lI-dwtf
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PEN p'GREillE DIVISION.

walIuIa junction TO SPOKANE Fails.
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FARMS,
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED FoE
SALE.i
800 ACRES

OF fine land on Mud Geek. Five mile ir II
town. All fenced. Good water.
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Freight Eafrs Nri Il. und.

IoEsN va IA
SuperiRitndrni 81 fTsHir
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VI Puyallup Road
Connections.

Ly- I4jPY Tacoma go. Ar. 4GD A ".
Ar. 5OOPM .CarhDnaio ly. 100 i. "
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East Bound West Bound
Pass'gT Mol STATIONS .a,s'--r ~.
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o. r. & N. co.

GTEAMERS sail from Portland for San
- Francisco tlrioe u lrsek, on Tuesday, and
Fridays, at midnight. Returning, leave san
Francisco for Astoria and Portland, Ny,lnes-
days and Saturdsys-l0 A. Il.
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Trains will leave u hitIEan dolly - : VI
for Milton and Blue Mountain St-tiun.
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FR1pAr xoRS1Sa.s srss1nr

opened At appointed time, Sup't Strayer in the
eheir- Song by Institute, Thy will be done y
non call revealed the presence of 1e4 teacher be.
ABOUT 80 per cent. OF all the teachers the county
froi Montgomery concluded his remarks before
institute, thanking the teachers for their earnest
atlention during his instructions.
Nhr. Geo. ". Williams. chairman of the audit
ing committee, presented their report, which wa
accepted by Institute
- Frot M Mehaffey appeared tor the las. time before
tne institute and gave short talk on music and
aso thanked the teachers for the interest thev mad
manifested in his efforts to instruct them in music
ne coneluded by leading in two songs entitled
.rai1ng snow" and ''WheR the Roses Bloom
Prof. Hays entertained the audience by some
RIactlcal taIk on 'Cymnastfc Drills and closed
~ Iecitlng one OF his humorous poems which was
4eartlly applauded by the Institute. MT. T. w
5eech then read valuable paper on DUTY OF
Parent, Teacher and PUPIL
- series OF resolutions were adopted respecting
IIe Ieaths OF the following named tesehers Miss
61IzLle hughes, of Johnstown. J. W. Condon Of
sum NIT, and James MOreland of WfImore
Inc following teachers we're elected a COMMITTEES
on on permanent certificates: Messrs. &. A Riddle
w. NJ. Latheman, ]. G. Brown J. C. NcFeeters
and Miss r. Lena Morse
Mr.. c. a Riddle read a very exhausttve n.ns-
on some Ways Of Teaching"
Supt Strayer congratulated the teachers on the
successful work Of Institute In which all had
been engaged.
Institute adjourned sine die
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GARD FROM JOHN LLoYD.-"Here we are again -
as the clown said when he jumped into the circus
ring. We have not troubled you Mr.. Editor nor
your readers very much during the last year for
the simple reason that we had time to in wife
new customers 10 sur place of business. We are
stili at the old stand, however, with full line Of
goods, and willing to wait all in their turn and
furnish them with anything in our line that thew
may desire. We do not say that we have the big
geSt lot OF goods in Ebensburg, nor that are
doing all tho business in town. for are glad to
say that there are others doing business in this
place who have and desire to have a share Of pub
hc patronage. All the same, we feel thankful to
our patrons Of 1881 for the manner in which we
nave been treated by them. The year has been
glorious one In business point Of view. and we
are thankful to a kind Providence for the kindly
way in which we have been treated We are not
selnsh though, aud do not want TO do all the bus
mess. We hope that our neiQhbors viii have a
liberal share of the business OF the place as there
is room for all Of us.
In conclusion. we viii say to those who deal
with us that they may rely full weight and
honest measure, with prices based on the live and
let i've principle. happy New Year to all.
Ebensburg, Jan. 9, 1882 JOHN LLOYD.
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Men of Eminent Ability.

Scholars sud chemists have devoted years of time
and skII1ful labor that they might, in a measure,
relieve human suffering. DIR. Faust's German Ar
omatic Wine is the result Of the most patient and
CAREFUL experiments. 1t Is prepared with the most
serupuious care from pure Grape Juice and the
choicest Fruits, Roots and Herbs. and stands pre-
without equal for the Of ladies
suffering with private disorders aged feeble and
deblitated persons, and those recovering from the
effects OF exhausting disease mental OF physical
overwork. Guaranteed to promote digestion and
lnvigorate and give new and permanent vital force
In no way can it he used as intoxicant Ask
Druggists. For sale at E. James new Drug Store,
Pa. TLs-eowly1
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Oh, What n COss0b ,

VIII you heed the warning, the signal perheps
OF the near approach OF that most terrible disease
Consumption? Ask yourself il YOU can afford for
the sake OF saving so cents to the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience that
Shlloh's Cure viii cure your cough. This will ex-
plain why than million bottles were sold the
past year. It relieves Group and Whooping Cough
at once Mothers. dc not be without it. For La me
Back Side, OF Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Pastors
Sold by Z. James, Ebensburg, Pa. I4-s.-e.ow.1y.l ]
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On, the mud, the beautiful mud,

On, the mud, the beautiful mud
Intensified by an occasional flood:
Cutters and crosswalks, sidewalks and road
Shiny and slippery under its load
OF mud.
The foregoing would have been in play week
or two ago-the mud-but is not now as We write
the thermometer having gone down and the snow
coming down. But 1t is always in order to men
tion that mud or ice. the place to buy your boots
and shoes at, for both ladies ard gentlemen is
Sol. Blumenthal's palatiaI establishments lll9
Eleventh avenue, Altoona. His holiday stock
sold lower than ever before heard of in this lati-
tude, was not entirely exhausted. few bargai n =
same figures.
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OK THIRTY DAYS TRIAL-We will send DR..
Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and other
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty DAYS to
young men and older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality, etc. guar-
anteeing speedy relief and complete restoration OF
vigor and manhood. Also for Rheumatism Neu-
ralgia, Paralysis. Liver and Kidney difficulties
Ruptsres. and many other diseases. Illustrated
pamphlet sent free address Voltaic Belt Co.,
MARSHALL, Mich. Ho-SS-lvS
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A pLUMBER went forth to plumb
To kingly palace by the way.
And when his half days work was done
Presented his bill without delay.
TIE king brought forth his bags OF gold,
His diamond and his jeweled crown
The plumber credit gave for them~-
And took mortgage on she throne
We shall say nothing of the plumber He is n
worthy man in his place. But a greater is the
clothier He takes no mOrtga yes on anyt ing
but makes it bis business 10 sec that the human
form shall not go GOLD this time OF year Talking
of clOthiers reminds us that Simon * Bendheim
next door to the First National Bank. Altoona
have sent US word that they have on hands tho
incest and cheapest lot Of overcoats anybody
would want TO look at or buy. Call soon and get
a bargain, and at the same time venture a glance
at the splendid stock Of all sorts Of other clothing
they have their shelves,
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st. Elmo Hotel.
PHILADELPHIA.

Rates Reduced to So. 90 per Day.l
The travelling public will still find this Hotel
the same liberal provision for their forta 1t s
located in the immediate centres Of business and
amusement, and the different Rail Road depots
as well as all parts Of the city, easily accessible
by street cars constantly passing the doors or
fers special inducements for those visiting te city
for business or pleasure.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOS. NJ. FEGER, Proprietor,
Philadelphis, New. l, lSs0.-tf,
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STRAY HEIFER.-Camet 10 the res
~ idence OF the subscriber, in Blackack town
ship. Cambria county. ou or about the 18th OF Au-
gust last n white heifer with few red spots on
her head, piece cut out of the right and a slt
in the len one. said heifer viii De- Years old
next Spring Tho owner is requested 10 come fnr-
ward. prove property pay charges auI take her
away falling ia which, she win D. disposed OF a.
he law directs. ANDRfW pRICEH.
Blsckllck Twp, Jan G. IssZ.-st
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OBITCAR Y.

BURGOON-Died, Dec. u, 1881 in CIearfieId
township, MARY. wife of Andrew Burgoon, in tn
69th year OF her age.
Deceased was born and raised in the vicinity of
IorettO, and commenced life with her husband. in
1888, within short distance Of the home in which
she died. Of course she shared the hard work IN
ctdental to the clearing of n home in this noun
famous region, which was then almost r wilder
ness. She well as her husband was noted for
hospitality. In the expressive language of the
settlers OF forty years ago, their latch string
always OUT About so years ago she took upon
herself the care of a crippled and weak mi nde
brother, to whom she wss obliged to devote a con
siderable part of every day she was able and up
until her death. This she did with a sisterly care
and devotion which admits of few parallels and
although he has brothers who have gained wealth
AMI distinction, he was doubt happier, more
contented and more blessed in her humble home
than all their wealth could have made him. Her
funeral, attended by many friends and relatives
took place at St Augustine on the second day af-
ter her death May she rest peace. .
TO the parents face with gaze Of sweet J.
nocence. and replied: "Nothing at all, +
ther," fAh," was the philosophic reply, I
-our teacher must be a perfect ogre to pun {
you for nothing at all. Can't you think :
.nvthisa that was amiSs % ssIVc11 fat i
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LGdteS, for those distressing COM
plants to sChicb yOU are subject,
1tse DR.. F'01Gst's German Aro7natic
Htne' E4-7,'sl.-Iy.t
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FARM. SAW MILL. &C.. at PriEatR Sale.

Il ing terms his FARM and the improvements
thereon IN Allegheny township. on the road lead
tng from Chest Springs 70 Cfallitzfn said Farm
contains E75 Acres about so Acres Of which are
clearec' and the improvements comprise two good
DWELLING Houses ono Of which is an stories srt
the other 21z stories high. sn excellent BA~E
BAHN. 20 by 50 feet, A WATER SAW EIILL in frst
lumner IN twelve hours, and all other necessary
buildings. Ihere-are tw0.orcharIs Of choice fruft
on the premises. several good springs conven lent
enc OF them being in the bauiyard and having a
fountain pump and a constant flow. besides a good
weiof water at the door. and fully million feet
ol good saw timber, hemlock. hickory. cherry. ma
pie ash. oak etc. the portion not cleared
IN connection with the saw mill is a good picket
header. lathe saw. cutoff saw. etc. The urufertv
viii be sold. and sold ~ q bargain because ths
owner IS no longer able to the mill OF work m
arm. For further particulars cali on or address
FRANCIS MORAN
bec- z les1'-om.N Chest Springs. Pa.
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
on THE LOSS OF
MANHOOD

lecture ON the Nature. Treatment
aud Re dicai Cure Of Seminal Weakness. or Sper-
matorrhoea, induced by Self-Abuse. involuntary
Emissions, lmFOtencT, Nervous Debility. and I'm
pedtmeuts 10 Marriage generally; Consumption
EPILEPSY, and FITS; Mental and Physical 1ucapa-
city. &c--By ROBERT =. CILK EIi ~ ILL. N
D., author Of the ''Cfrccu Book &c.
The w0rld-rCnowned author. in this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences OF Self-A huse NAV be
etectualiy removed without dangerous surgical
operations. hOug les instruments. rings orcarlas-
pointing out n mode Of cure AT once certain and eli
tectual- BY which every sufferer. no matter what
his condition may BE- may cure himself cheaply.
privately and rGffr0IiH-
81 This Lecture rriH Pr0rs boon 10 fiotsaads
and fh0usrffs
sent under seal, in plain envelope 90 any ad-
dress post paid. receipt Of six cents or -vo os-
age stamps. Address
THE CULVERNELL MEDICAL CO.
a. Ann ST. New York. - 4.
Post ONCE Box $50. ia - ON I
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A Fine Farm for Sale.

A VALUABLE FARM (PISE GRovE) situated
~ in Allegheny township. Cambria county. Pa,
IL miles from Loretts, containing over 100 Acres
of good land, more than 60 Acres Of which
cleared, well fenced and in good state OF cuitiva-
uon, is offered for sale accommodating terms.
The Improvements consist of n large DWELLING
House, containing eleven rooms and a kitchen,
comfortable FARM HOUSE, large BARN, and com
modieus outbuildinRs. There are also on the land
an abundance OF timber and coal, plenty OF
choice fruit, such as apOles peaches, pears, cher
ries, grapes etc, good we'll Of soft water. and
number Of never-failinK springs of pure water.
AS-Ihe owner wishes to retire from business and
VIII sell very cheap. Payments easy to suit pur-
chaser, and perfectly good title given. The pro-
perty is in very healthy location with grand
view from the house, and for more than twenty-five
years has been used as delightful resort for sum
Tner bosrders.
For further information apply to
L. y. BUSH,
Jan. 8. ISsi.-tf IoEETro PA
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by summing up, adding

BY summing up, adding
To natural laws
I've reached this conclusion"
Said good Santa Claus;
ITO write it in English,
In ChOctaw or Dutch
That some have too little,
And some have too much =;
But nobody has ever too much. said Santa Claus
on a late visit 60 this section, too little
who buy their clothing at Jas. J. Murphy's, lO9
Clinton street, Johnstown He sells to all nation
alties at the same price, which Is the very lowest
and sells only the very hest Of goods. You will
give him a call If you desire 20 consult your own
interest.
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CATARRH.-Clear head and voice, easy
breathing, sweet breath, perfect smell, taste
and hearing, no cough, no distress. These
are conditions brought about in Catarrh 5y
the use of SanfOrd's Radical Cure. One bot
tie Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
and one Improved Inhaler, in one package,
for 81.
CAMBRIA's NEW OFFIGIALs-The follow
ing new officers for Cambria county were
qualified according to law in the Court House
on Monday of this week, at the hour of l o.
clock in the afternoon, with Associate Judges
Flanagan and Thomas on the bench
Auditors-John Litzinger, II. \. Engel-
hart and G. 3. Cover
Commissioners-John Campbell Samuel
w. Davis aud J oseph Hogue.
Treasurer-John \. Kennedy.
CorOner-Casper W. Easily.
Associate JIdges-John Flanagan and
Joseph Masters.
OF the foregoing, we mention: That the
board OF Auditors IS composed of entirely
new men, Mr.. Cover being the Republican
member that as to County Commissioners,
MessrS Campbell and Davis were reelected.
the latter being the Republican representa-
tive; that Mr. Kennedy was Deputy Treas
urer for Or. Heagley for the term of three
years, and that Mr. Easily is new to the bel
lows, both being Democrats while Judge
Flanagan, reelected, is a Democrat, and
Judge Masters, new, Republican.
The oath of Office was administered by
ProthonOtaTy Gates.
Less than quarter of an hour was required
for the swearing-in process, and the Court
then adjourned to meet on the 9TH of Febru-
ary next, which is the date fer Argument
Court.
ANSWER THIS. is there person living
who ever saw a case of ague, biliousneSs,
nervousness, OF neuralgia, or any disease of
the stomach, liver or kidneys that Hop Bit
ters will not cure?
DEATH OF Mrs. HENRY SCANLAN.-Mrs
Ellen Scanlan, wife of Henry Scanlan. Esq.
of CarrOlltOwn died on Friday last, in the
hfty-ninth year of her age. The deceased
lady was a daughter of Michael Leavy, a
Well known and highly respectable citizen OF
Allegheny township. who spent the latter
portion of his life in Loretto and died there
several wears ago. 1t can be tru5hfuily said
OF Mrs. Seaman that no lady in the section of
the county in which she so long resided was
more universally beloved and esteemed
None knew her but to love her-noue nam
ed her but to praise +" In her the sick al
ways had Il kind and tender nurse and the
poor and needy liberal and sympathisino
friend. As a wife and mother she was the
perfect type of a noble and true woman, and
her duties to the Church of which she was so
exemplary and devoted member were al
performed in the true spirit of a sincere and
earnest Christian. Her remains were interr-
ed in the, Catholic cemetery at Garroltown
on Saturday afternoon. May her soul rest in
peace.
YoUNG, middle aged, or old men, suffering
from nervous debility and kindred weak
nesses, should send two stamps for large
tTeatise, giving successful treatment.
Wo RLD's DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AssoCTA-
TIoN, Buffalo, y Y
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YoUNG, middle aged, or old men, suffering
from nervous debility and kindred weak
nesses, should send two stamps for large
treatise, giving successful treatment.
Wo RLD's DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AssoCIA-
TIOS, Buffalo, y Y
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REMIT By Money Order. Express Prepaid.
Bank Drzft. or Registered Letters. Money
ns represented t1E-Cone . Washington
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-06

REWhRE Do not think ofbuying an
SEtuFtnE OrFan that does not con
eAin an Octave Coupler a stop which
oooblee the power Of the instrument. All
ef ny organs have Il. This Organ is a tn
urnph Of the Organ Builders art II Il very
Renutiful In appearance. being exnctly
IKE the above cut The case Of solid wal
put. profusoly ornAmented with hand o1rv-
Ing and expensive fancy vsueerE. The mu-
sic pocket Is Of the most beautiful design
extant- II has the beet rubber upright BEL
lows, With steel springs, rollers for moving.
polished metal pedals. and handles. etc.
etc. lt Is deserving Of plsce in the million
enre'a parlor and would orusmeut The bou-
doir OF 5 princess.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-06

c6 to@00 per day at home. Samples worth IS
81 lVSZU free. Address JOHNSON & Co. Port
ano Maine. t3A,si.-Iy.I