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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-05-01
TO our MerchantFrIends.

We call your particular attention to the
advertisement Of Mr.. j. II BoTlaud, In this
issue Of our paper, who stands at the head
aud front of the wholesale shoe trade of
Pennsylvania. He carries the largest stock
of goods III his line in the State, ard rep e.
seUtS some OF the largest factories in this
country a few of them being named below.
his method OF doing business is one that
cannot bat be advantG geOus to the retail
dealer as it enables. him 10 put goods into
your hands at exactly the same prices paid
by jobUeIs, thus saving to you one entire
profit and, in addition thereto, always civ
ing you choice, new goods to select from.
He handles more solid leather goods than
any Of his competitors, knowing that good
article will always bring customer back.
He is sole agent for John Mundell & Co. $
celebrated Solar tip shoes, III. &. DiZer &
Co fine, hand made shoes for gentlemep D,
Murphy's brogans and pIow shoes, Hollis
serge kid and goat shoes, Chase q Cham
berlain's nobby slippers, Fitchs stoga boots
and a host OF other weli-knOWn mauufactgr
els.
He also has d large line of carpets and oil
cloths, and we can assure our friends that IL
viii pay you handsomely to call upon him
when in the city, as you will receive careful
and Eentemanly attention, whether you pur-
chase or rot, as it's only by comparison that
you can Judge as to the proper place to buy.
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REAL EsrArE rRANsFEns.

The folio wing transfers OF real estate
were filed in the Recorders office, this
place, for the week ending April %, 50:
Augustin Conrad To- Kennedy Wilson. 5
acrrs of laud IN Galiitzin township cUnsid-
Grafton, Sl5.
Henry VIII 10 Kennedy Wilson. 21z acres
at land tn Allegheny township; cOnsideTa-
tian. SIS
Il-nrv Beher % Kennedy Wilson. acres
in AI.-gifsi'v toN Hsulp; consideration. $50.
CnarIps W NunrP Tt al. 20 EuZabrth VII
son, acres and 40 p=rches in Allegheny
township; consideration s..
Sheriff Of Cambria county tn George b.
Stiueman. lot in CrOyle township consider
at on, $40
Jtrnes y. NcG uire to William Kelly, lot
in Dean township consideration. s25.
Cornelius MuTTiS ct AK To Samuel Morris,
I3T acres aud - percrsS iU Clearfeld
township cu5fsid id-rttiun, 6J4S Sd
JOHN H-neghan to Ps'rick li-nrgItn tot
Ia Pfrsurct borough; consideration 500.
Patrick Heueguau u John j. D win, lot
in Prospect borough; /; fur benefit OF credit
UfS.
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A child Of Mr.. Joseph Coons, residing in
Allegheny township, near Loretto, diei on
Sunday last.
A little twO-year-old son of Peter Hoff-
man, of Clearfeld township, died on Thurs
day of last week.
Frederick Baker died at the RImshouse on
Tuesday last, aged about 80 years. He was
admitted to the almshouse on the 18Th inst,
from Dean township. He was formerly a
resident Of Chest township, near GIencOn-
nell
John Thompson Moore died at Johnstown
on Monday last and his remains were
brought 70 this place on Wednesday last and
inferred in LlOyd's cemetery. The deceased
was a son Of j. Alexander Moore, deceased, g,
of this place, and he had up to within five
or six years ago, resided here. He was a
quiet, unassuming young man, with good
business qualifications, and was respected
by every one VINO knew him. His age was
about twenty three.
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$5OO.OOO 4 YEAR:
Statement of tIre American. National
and United states and Canada TX
press Companies Frey. NY

The strength OF Rome lay not in her multitude.
nor in her 10 laden fleets These were elements
of strength. buf her Gcyer-tailng resource Iav in
the selEcoDtToI and discipline of Roman soldiers
DiScipliuc-i- is the very soul 20 all the wonder
iut meaning possessed by the word ''veterau.-r-
Mr. Benedict OF Troy, is p veteran in the express
business. Thirty three years. he said % your
reporter, I've stood ut this desk 1t the q is
cIpIine ug years Of experience which gives him
the position no holds IL The trust and esteem Of
these three great corporations. we have a busi-
ness O 100000 "a year and I've been absent from
this office hardly month ia All that time aItho'
! must confess that many times I've worked here
bied all my life with hilIousuess and dysueuSIa-
Ny system had become so reduced and weak that
l mad 10 appetite. and my digestion wholly disor-
dcred. I've tried various remedies. but almost .
years ago happeuet 20 hit upon Dr. kennedy's
FANORETE REMEDY. After using only one
bOtie oT so began TO feel stronger iu every way
The great difficulty has been with my digestion,
but this seems 20 regulate it perfectly. I have.
sir. great faith in Dr. keunedyrs FANGRITE
REMEDY. I have bought and given a great teal
of it TO the poor around here; Ose, You know.
who have no money 10 buy medicine IF any kind .
for there are q great many troubled with bilious
diseases and suffer on without aid. / always keen
EANOblIE REMEDY in the house. 1 consider
IL the best IN edciue for the blood in the market.
Well, must attend to this matter for the west
eTn part Of the city. Say. you tell the Doctor l
am coming down TO Rondout 70 him in Aug
ust. / want 70 know him" I left the veteran.
still at his post, rejoicing in health and grateful
Dr. Kennedy.
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Ere at CarroIItown.

a dwelling house on the farm of Mr.. Paul
Kritzer. about two miles north of Carroll
town in Carroll township, caught fire about
ten O'Clock on Saturday night. and burned
to the ground. The family had been in bed
for some Time and were aroused by the
smoke and had barely time to escape. Eve
rything in the house was consumed with the
exception of a few small articles hastily
gathered up. The fire Is thought to have
originated from the fire IN the Kitchen The
building was a log house, and made large
fire, the blaze having been plainly seen by
several persons in this place. The loss 1s
estimated at about S7OO No insurance.
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THE MARKETS.
ErENsnrEa- - ID -.
PTrTsnURH MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, April %,


r,ororoEs- Irish 65@75c per busael; on track
55H5Oc. Jersey sweets, 50 90 r bbI.
PoULTEY-Live chickens, 75lUS0c per pair: live
turkeys, IGgI2c per pound live geese, T5c1sl 90
per pair. Ores sed-Chi, ems 16TtiTc per pound:
turkeys. l7l1 i5s: geese, lOMI2.
RAGs-l54l l52c for country mixed cotton; 1za44
f1- all wool.
SEEus-SmHn clover seed. s. 7515 %; large.
9 0yGV5 70: timothy seed. COOL 10; orchard
grass. Co blue grass, coal so.
EsGs-Fresh Penusylvania and Oaie eggs, 13g
I4c per dozen
APrLEs-2 GOAL rs per bbl for common to fair
and 25fQ2 so for prime TO choice.
BUTTEI.-F lncY creamery 2S0E23r: 40. other
brands. -5lZ &c; choice creamery. 2azl22s choice
dairy. 22I 55c: choice country. ZJflZ-c: common
grades, lUU l2s; low grades 5N5s.
MILL tEED-Bran. II 5"FtlS 20; mldIiiugs. Sl7
N1S 90 for brown and 20 UyUl9 900 lNr white: chop
ped feed, IS UJ0-J 10; chopped corn. IS OtHI9 20.
HAT-No- timothy halct Slsts Is 50 for tight
L 5OHIs Ol Tor loose pressed; from country waU-
ons, u O0U23 90: No. I prairie hay, 5O69 SO
uplau y 50Nl2 90
GRAIE-W heat. yJUsj- per busheI; corn, A. q
81: oats 3 q@7c; rye. T56573.
FLoUE-S5 2536 90 per bbI., according to quail
ty.
OSIoNs-s4 OgI4 80 per uarreL
PEovIsTONs-Hams, lOlI lO54c; bacon, &c; shout
deTs. &c.
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KnIed ON the RAILROAD.

George G. Eichensehr, young man aged
nineteen, who resided with his widowed
mOtter in COnemaugh borough, on Monday
afternoon last, jumped on freight train at
East COnemaugh with the intention Of going
up to South Fork. He in some manner fell
from the train after going about mile, aud
bis body was found cut IN two and his left
arm cut off. His remains were taken to his
hoHs, and on Tuesday were buried in the
German Catholic cemetery at Ssndyvale.
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QUIETvILLE, April q, 1885.
EDITOR OF FREEMAN: VIII you kindly
suggest, through the columns of your pOpu-
lar paper, a meabs to teach some of our
young men manliness or civilization, for
they seem to be sadly lacking in both. La
dies and gentlemen can no longer walk the
street six miles from your town, without
danger of being insulted by these mean
towards ard they boast of their rowdyism
and call themselves men so they are tho
a very poor specimen. The method they
have adopted of advertising the new shoe
makers shop will not be Yely profitable
one.
The borough authorities. 1 am sorry to
add, take no steps whichever, to dispel this
state of affairs. BENEDICT
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Mr.. George V. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich, writes My wife has been almost
helpless for five years. so helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone. She used
two bottles Of Electric Bitters, and is so
much approved, that she is aele to do her
own work.
Electric Bitters VIII do all that is claimed
for them Hundreds of testimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only fif.Y cts.
q bottle at Z. James.
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"a Happy Tan.,,

Give a man this taste (for good books J.,
and the means OF gratifying it, and you can
hardly fail of making happy man You
place bin in contact with the best society in
every period Of history, with the wisest, the
wittiest, the tendeTeSJ, the bTavest. and the
puTest characters which have adorned hu-
manity.' So says Sir John HeTschel, add
being true, as it is, "bappy men" ought to
be on the increase. The advertisement of
John B. Alden, Publisher, in this issue. is
worth the attention of all lovers of good
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A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.

Estate OF MATTHIAS STBAwBIER, deceased.
Letters of Adm mis- tration on the estate OF
Matthias Strawmyer deceased late of Allegheny
township. having been granted to the undersign-
ed notice is hereby given TO those indebted TO
said estate. that payment must be made without
delay, and those having claims against the same
must present them properly authenticated fol
settlement. CATHARINE STRAWMIER,
ApriI n 1855. 6t. AdmlnistratriX
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AHaudsome Gard F,ee.

On Thursday, May 9TH, 1885, VIM. f. Ca
bic 81 Co., the popular one price dry goods
firm of Altoona, Pa, will have their spring
opening, when they viii offer some wonder
full bargains in all the departure nts of their
store. They will pres Ut to every puTcha-
ser on that 1ay a very handsome souvenir
in the shape OF beautiful card, six by nine
inches.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-05-01

The best saive in the world for cuts. bruis
eS, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,
tetter, chapped hands, cbilbains, cOTns, and
all skin eTupuons and positively cures piles.
OF no pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25c. per box. For sale by (. James.
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Saw VIII Rurned.

On Friday last about noon, the steam shin
ole and saw mill belonging to Elliott DAVIS,
of Chest Springs, but situated on the farm
of Mr.. Samuel VIII, about two miles east OF
that place, in Allegheny township, was
burned to the ground. The fireman had
been burning sawdust, and while at his d in
ner fire was communicated to the mill. The
loss is estimated at about 81 900, with no in
suTauce
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-05-01

a lady is wanted in every city and village
also ladies to travel aud solicit OTGeTs for
MAZDA Woods COTsets and Corded Corset
Waists. Agents are making from twenty
to fifty dollars a week.
Send for circulars and price list to B. Wood,
81 Smith Salina St SVracuSa. 4. y
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GHERIFF'S NOTICE.
John +. Scanlan

1obn L Soorro, In the Court of Com
" mon Pleas Of Cambria
7 p f,ossoIba-~r or7 : county.
Z; : RicbarSs ~ No. 259 June term. 1885.
Foreign attachment.
Commonwealth Of PenBsy ylUGnfd Cambria county S.
To the Sheriff Of said county Greeting: We
command you that you attach J. X. Case berry,
and T. ). Richards. late of your county by all and
singular, their goods sbu chattels lands and ten
ements, situate in Adams township, Cambria
county, Pa, in whose hands or possession soever
the same may be, so that they be and appear be-
fore our Court Of Common Pleas to be holden at
Ebensburg. in and for said county, the first
Monday of June next, there to answer John L.
Seaman OF plea OF assumpsit, and also that you
summon such person OF persons in your bailfwick
holding possession OF said lands and teuements,
under the said defendants, as Garnishees, that
they be and appear before our Court the said
hrst Monday OF June next 10 answer what shall
De objected against them and abide the judgment
OF The Court therein, and have you then and there
this writ.
- Witness the Honorable y. L. Johnston.
SEAL. President Judge of said Court at Ebens-
- burg, this eighth day OF April, A. D. 1855.
H. A. SHOEMAKER, Proth'y.
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BY virtue Of the above stated writ Of Foreign
Attachment, have levied upon and attached all
the right, title and interest of j. r. Casselberry
and r. :. Richards, Of IA and to all that certain
tract OF land. warranted in the name Of Ferdinand
Gordon, situate in Adams township. Cambria
county. Pa, adjoining lands warranted in the
names OF William Nichols. Harry Darlington
Harry kice, John Anderson and others. contain
ing four hundred acres mCre or less. unfmproved.
ID. A. LUTHER. Sheriff.
SherIdTs once, Ebensburg, April Is, Iss5-st
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Sh6riff'S S Sales.

IOy virtue of sgudry writs OF Fieri Faclas yend
ENpun aut LcFa-i Facias issued out Of the
Court ot Common Peas % Cambria county. and
70 me directed tEsrc TI ue exposed to public sa le
.- ~ ------ ------ l. -
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ADJOURNED
ASSIGNEE'S SALE !
SATURDAY, MAY %. 1885.

hO-A1 - AtA(-A MI L ~, 1901
At 2 O'Clock. p. NJ. the following described real
estate, all situate in Portage township. in said
county Of Cambria
No. L. A hotel property In the village of Port
age, now occupied by Peter McCfOugh, ESQ with
Of ground
No. 3. 4 lot in same village on which is erect
ed two dwelling houses and a blacksmith shop.
No. 4. \ lot in same village having thereon
erected a large plank frame building and car
peuter shop.
No. 5. Four acres Of ground in Portage town
ship, upon which is erected water mill and
stable. Trout run.
No. Two lots on south side of Pennsylvania
railroad
No. 7. A piece or parcel Of ground in the vii
lage OF Portage, containing about acres
No. $. A tract of land, adjoining lands of z.
McNally. Sylvester Crum and others, containing
aDout 80 acres.
No. 9. A piece or parcel Of land containing
about two acres, adjoining lands OF the heirs Of
William Russell and others.
No. 10. A piece parcel Of land containing
about ten acres adjoining lands of Philip HOPPER,
JOhn tTrOgan and others.
NO. IL piece OF parcel nt land containing s
acres, adjoining lands Of William Lee, Cambria
Manulacturlng Company and others.
NO. u A number OF building lots in the VII
lage Of jamestown. in said township.
TERMS OF SALE.-Five per cent. on each bid
to be paid when the property is struck down. the
remainder OF one-thlrd when the sale Is confirm
ed one third IN one year, and the remaining third
In two years. deferred payments 10 bear interest
and to oe secured by the Judgment bond and
mortgage OF the purchaser.
Also, al the same place on the same day. but
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. there Will be Of
tered the following personal property TO wit Two
horses mule two wagons set OF blacksmith tools,
sleigh. spring wagon. lot Of lumber. saw logs
and other articles. Terms made known at time
OF sale when a reasonable credit will be given.
THOMAS d. POWERS.
Assignee OF Mrs Rose McGOugh.
Portage township, April -, 1SSJ.-td.
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= pm - II. A. SHOEMAKER, PrOth'y.

BY virtue of the above stated writ of Foreign
Attachment. have levied upon and attached all
the righ, title and interest Of Evan J. Michaels,
which he inherited and acquired through the
death Of his father, Thomas Michaels, deceased,
of, in and TO that certain piece parcel Of land
situate in Carroll township, Cambria county, Pa,
adjoining lands OF David Owens, :. Luther, Thos.
Meisel. Estate Of Jacob Zeru, deceased, and 9th
ers. containing one hundred acres, more or less,
about ninety acres OF which are cleared having
thereon erected one and half story frame dwell
ling house and frame barn: the interest which
said Evan j. Mfchaels inherited and acquired In
the aforementioned real estate, being the one
undivided fourth part thereof, subject however 70
the dover interest Of tie widow of said deceden
j. A. LUTHER, Sheriff.
Sherif's ohice. Ebeusburg, April. 13, 1ss5.-5t.
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Reduced Rates to the Array Reunion
az baltimore via the =. RR.

Nv via AEAE "a
The sixteenth annual reunion of the Army
Of tie Potomac will be held in the city Of
Baltimore, My 6th and 7th. Present indi-
cations foTeshadOw one of the most brilliant
and successful gatherings ever enjoyed by
this association. Great interest is being
manifested by the old soldiers all over the
Union, and coming as it does, or the heels
Of the visitation to Gettysburg, there is no
doubt of a large and enthusiastic attendance.
The citizens OF Baltimore, with their usual
alacTIly in such matters, are bestiTring them
selves 70 provide both entertainment and
amusement for their guests, both OF which
they viii accomplish in the most thorough
manner.
The proCra mme far the Grst day emb braces
q public meeting With poem and oratiou
the second day will be devoted to e grand
parade Of civic and military bodies. with re-
ceptous, banquets, excursions, etc, to fill
up the intervening time. The parade will
be fine spectacle, and magnificent dis
play OF fire works, in which many novel ef-
fects will be iutrOd uced, form an interesting
feature for one night
Besides the sOldiery of the Union, many
of whom VIII come fresh from the field OF
CettysDGrg, large NUMBER OF dIStIHguis shed
persons ia civil life are expected TO be pres
ent. The President Of the United States,
members Of the Cabinet, and other men of
high station, will participate in the ceremo.
MES.
For the accommodation Of the large num-
Der of visitors who will be attracted thither,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets to Baltimore on the
following terms: From Washington to Bal
.ImoIe and return On the 9th and 9Th, good
for the day only, at 81 90; and from all
points on the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road at two cents per mile from all points
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington ana Balti-
more and Baltimore division OF Northern
Central railway, on the 9th and 7th. good to
return until the Sth, at the rate of about two
cents per mile and from all other points on
their system, excu Tsion tickets will be sold
to members of the Grand A rmy on the pres
entation of card orders, to be procured by
application to j. Frank Supplee, chairmaB,
&c, Baltimore, Nd, from May "a to 7lh,
inclusive, good to return until the 10th, at
the rate OF two cents per mile.
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uOND4T. IL 4. -.


Wit.
All the right. title and interest Of H. T. Hert-
soy, OF. Ia and 10 all that certain tract Of land
situate in Allegheny township. Cambria county.
Pa. bounded the north by lands Of John
Doug ElTty. on the east hE lands OF Jacob Nugle-
and others cOurainiu- Il2 acres. more OF less and
about 60 acres cleared, having thereon erected a
two story log house and log barn and other out
buildings, not now occupied. Taken in execution
and % be sold al the suit Of Mrs. Margaret Whs-
Ian.
Also: All the right. title and interest or Mary
OF land situate in The township Of Blacklick
Cambria cuusTy. Pa. adjoining lands Of James
White on the south. Thomas Il. Williams on the
west. Robert Ferguson on the north. aud Thomas
Jones on the east. containing 100 acres. more or
less. about 50 cleared. having thereon erect
Ell one and hlI story plank house sud frame
Darn an1 water sa" mill and one story house now
in the occupancy % Mary Ross Taken ia eVecu,
tioa and TO be sold at the suit Of 1 " Wissinger
Also: All that certain steam saw mill building
6ON20 feet with / liN5J feet and the engine boil
Chinery thereon, and al the right, title and inter
est Of J. H swan, John Swan and Ans0n swan
trading as J. II. swan X Co, o. Ia and TO the
ground covered thereby and as much other ground
Immediately adjacent thereto, az may be necessa
p for the ordinary I'D useful purpose Of the
same. said bnii1IlE and mill being situate in
adjoining lands of Charles Raustead. Charlie.
McGUugh and others. Taken ia execution and
10 be sold at the suit OF Charles +. Sheriff, agent
Also: All the right, title and interest Of TohI
7. Glass Of, IN and TO all that certain piece ol
parcel Of land situate in ReEde township. Cam
bria county. Pa. adjoining lands Of Perry TroX
Gates, containing SO acres, more or less, and be
ing mostly uuimproved. Taken in execution an
TO be sold at the suit Of A. II. Eiske 4 Co, fOl
use OF Jones, HOar * co.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oue-third Of the purchase
money to be paid wien the uroperty Is knock ed
=rarrtsH in r Tsr Ha~sFz h
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RoRnING TIE MAILS
The Means Employ ed by "A POsmfsGTess
to Increase Her Salary.

The postmistress at Maria 2s5ford com,
ty. Mrs. Charlotte Rrjuk,vortb ,,,s arra.r. 4
on FRIDAY asst snd hro7,,bt ner,rs T-ri+ad
States Couimjssio,er Aubr,-. Of ,r,g.,r,
on A charoe of r.G5,i,, r,,5.f..-.,3 t..,t.-. s.
was released an .,i,f,,e e,il IN tha s,,,, ,e
81 $50 for her ann, a-sucf ~ The Iu-,- t4r,,,
Of the United States Couri Tba f,,Il.,,,ir,cr
account from thu E4arrisl,,,-, 49,, 49,.
her matI,,,5 of o,s-.ti,.,,
''FsT the mast ,sa- ra,isfa-s5 ,,s.t,s.ss
coming through Bedford countv have baep
taups5ed with. and for. a long time M cine
could OF found The odd trfno ssont tho
taulperine was the fact fl,,t yyl,fle tl,,. mon
ey was abs,Iacted from tbs epvzlon,s starps
had been ppt in its nl,ca m de,o,,i,,,.
tjons used were Itrae and none ,f t.. ..,,rr,,s
coal,l he u~,d for or,.ioarv c,rr. .,,,,,,is,.,a
Iba case ,sas mn. ir, Tho hands - ,,,-io,,-
po,foffiet. DIT. ,t,,ss t5,,,r,f,.,.t f1-.,.-,t,,,
MIA and Ohio but tr-v were unab,a T., find
the guilty. marty So.fr weeks a,o "A r..,is.
tered i-ttpr-af3drsss-,l fo Pi,t.uurgn ps,ti,s
arrived at Padf,r4 Trst..sd og SO j., cpr-
reucv IT. c.,f,fai-ad SO worth of st,,,,s cr
various dau,n,i,arf,ns An sv.r,ina tor,
showed that tI7a letter bs, I,,.sn onaned and
tber, resaaleg The c,s.. ,,,,z ,,,,ee5 II, rho
hands of lrsp-ctpT Suarsp With orders To
solve the mystery at an hazards. The an
thorities at Washington stated that they
were puzzled at th, Substitution ~ the
stamps but cav. the Tnspac+of N urder
stand that was only the more reason why the
mystery should be solved. Just as Inspec-
tor Syeese took charge of the case further
complaints reached Washington from BaIti-
more aud DAYTON. The postmasters there
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TERMS OF SALE.-One third OF the purchase
money 10 be paid when the property is kuocke ed
down and the remaining two-thirds at the condr-
nation OF the deed.
=. LUTHER, Sheriff
Sherif's once. Ehensburg, April :. 1855