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Happy Children.
uow 10 Make Them SO-Heep Them
I'm Health and They Will Fake
Care of the Rest.

The ioy of every veli-regulated household
comes Chiefly from the children Thousands OF
atertionate parents do not take care OF thetr
children Through ignorance more than euIpaole
nessiect thev suffer them to faH SICK aud 01e,
wben know ledge might have saved them to love
ana home nr David Kennedy offers his ~fav-
orite Remedy" as emphatteally n medicine -ior
his children gentle in its action. containing no
hor.y,, ftI SHor edieHfs trhGterers gong straight
TO the Biuud, Shtch. when impure. - TIE seat
anS snurt.e of disease. 'FdJortfe Reu1@dg is the
friend uf childhood and shOuld he found in every
nursery In tho land. Keep Il IN your house Tor
V9llr chigdren's sake. ~ we'll as iOT your own.
TRY IL ana you will tie 9Iad you saw this article
Make 10 mistakes The medicine II "FdroTue
RsTacd.-' ami the proJrietor's name and address:
Ur Divid Kennedy. ROnstout, \. One dollar
a b0ttie.
Gian1 Words for Good ThfnE. .-DT
David EsnneCyss 'FaVorite Remedy is exactly
rhst IN claims to he sud deserves .hc PRAISES
thai ara, shnscrt.i ,ii,cr u hy al VIII" have used
it, Mr. Isra,sI II. snyder. Ot SauEerttes, n n :,
SAYS. MY little daughter was covered with Sait
Rbeum from head ~ hs't; Dr- kennedys raw
orite Remedv' cured bcr- This vas two years
ago.
Wearc nof Sn the Babit of = mng
any s1rt oT ttr tent medicines In our columns bCt
NJ hau,,en 10 know Dr. David Kennedy, OF hon-
dout n. y. and can personally testsIy 10 the e1-
--elienre oj the medicine width the Doctor calls
I .,Favorite Remedy And If a word uf ours Will
persuade an yhody to use IL and thus md relief
from suftr az no professional ettqu"tte shall hin
der us from saving that word. For diseases OF
tbe blood kidneys and bowels il has no equal.
We ., ould not be without IL for hve times the dol
lar that it casts.-Daily Times, Troy. n. Y.
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New Chiefs In the Old wiEwam.

The scepter of leadership Of TammeLy
has passed from the hands of John Kelly.
Fran in health and indifi-re Mt to politics,
he abandons the exciting field IN which he
has 80 long been a master spirit, and which
he ruled with rod of iron. He has not
been a success as city boss. Possibly he
was too honest. Certainly h6 was too olunt'
aggressive and seIf-reliant-took too little
account of Others. trampled out opposition
and absorbed the whole power OF the or
eanization. The World says.
Strange as It may seem, the uncompEom-
ising and burning Roman Catholic took 10
his bosom men of all creeds. II" showed
not the slightest tinge of religious bi9otry.
His methods of ruling was simple. III
man differed with hin about no'ninaVioh
he would gather in the most wonderful col
lection of facts covering the question IN All
its hearings and then he would SIT down
patiently and persistently with an argument
that would sweep the ground from beneath
his opponent's feet HIS powers of slow,
detailed and subtitle argument were simply
marvellous He would never use force
where argument could carry his point. But
~ he failed tn convince a man he would
seize him with the rOngh hand of a Crom
we'll and throw him out OF the CnuhcH'
Each man was but as machine guideo oy
KelIy's brain and will. 1t stranger nae
wandered in he might have thought that at
animated struggle was going on ana ina
Kelly was -ome mere spectator, hat under
meath the surface was HIS iron hand an'
I cool, far-seeine mind, pulling, pushihH
prompting, curbing and crushing on al
sides. For thirteen years his autocracy wa
80 complete that the "slate" OF candidate
was never broken but once. Tam many De
came a smooth machine with oiled Wheel
and the lever was 10 the hands OF one man
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OBITUAR Y.

SANKER. Died, at the residence of her
SOD, Mr. Anthony Sanker, in Allegheny
township, Mrs. - Sanker. aged 80 years
SWIRES - Died, at her residence In
CIeaTfirld township, On Sunday, November
Sth, 1895, Miss Jane Swires, aged about &c
years Her remains were inferred in st.
Johns cemetery, Altoona. on Tuesday last.
BARNETT. Died, at his residence in
Summerhfl, on Friday. November 9th, 1885,
Dr. w A. Barnett. aged % years.
Toe deceased was native of Allegheny
township. near Chest Springs, where his
mother still resides. After studying medi
cine he practicpd for year or two in Burn
side, ClearfieId county where he married a
Mise Davis, of that place. About four years
ago he removed to Summerhill where he
soon acquired large and lucrative prac-
tics, and enjoyed the respect and esteem OF
the entire neighborhood. He leaves wife
and two children to mourn his loss His re
mains were inferred in the Catholic ceme.
terry at S., Augustine on Saturday last.
Pence to his ashes.
STORM Died, at his residence in Will
more, oa Saturday. November 9TH, 1885 Mr.
Patrick Storm, aged 80 years.
The subject of the above obituary wa:
born in what was then known as Greenflelt
township, Bedford county. Feb. q, 1904
Baptized and Instructed In the Roman
Catholic faith by Rev. D. A. Galliizin (th
PrienCa Priest, and l may also say Tn
prince nf priests whom he ever held in hiel
asteem.) To have the advantage OF prac
tisine the duties of his holy religion was tn
motive which prompted him to settle on th
Aneehenys in Loretto parish Possessed q
a strong, practical faith aud Chrlstia
charity his life was most exemplary To
at the bedside of the sick. to administer
their necessities or to render asslstsDc
to a nptghhor in distress or want was D
; highest ambition. Wei he knew that by
/, doing he was saDctifying his soul ~
Rev Pastor at Wiimore tn speaking OF III
said he had true charity; no higher charat
teristic coeld H. puSs,-~s On Monday n"
. g his remains were taken to 81 BaItno
news church where Requiem Mass vi
q offered for the repose of his soul. oy he
!. Father McH uyh. and funeral serviers rea
y The corpse was laid to rest In the cemete
d In the presence of a large concourse
o sympatL sing friends. May his soul rest
Deac. ~
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ORPHANS COURT SALE - BY
~ virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Cambria county the undersigned will expose 70
ale at public auction OF outcry at the hee of +.
= Rurpoou 10 St Augustine Saturday, No
venlber DIST 1855 Mt two O'Clock NJ, she follow
ing described real estate of winch Andrew Bur
goon died seized. situate IN the township OF
fyIear6eId county Of Cambria. Pa, to wit:
Mol A piece parcel si land adjoining Ia nds
of Catharine BurgoOn, q. and l. Adams and
OF ers containing tour acres end nifty eight per
cheS.
No2 piece or parcel Of land adjoining lands
NJ John Montgomery aud others, containing four
acres and thiIty nine percheS.
TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent. Of he pur-
chase N oney to be paid on the day of sale. and
the balance on confirnat ion + sale.
TOdN II. DOUGLASS.
81 Administrator.
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PROCLAMATION.

II
whereas the Hon. Roht. l. johnston,
President of the Court OF Common j eas o. the
4th Judicial district. consisting OF the county oI
Cambria ard the Hon. Jno. flanagan anu tne
Hon Joseph Masters. Ass ciste Judges OF "a M M
bria county having ISSUED their precept Dear n0
date the 9TH day II Sept 1855 10 me dlrected: lnr
holding a Court Of oyer and Fermi anu zen h
eraI JaiI Delivery and Quarter Sessions, OF me
Peace in Ebensburg, for the county OF S1LnoIIa
and 10 commence on the 1st Monday OF Deceu1
ber being the seventh day OF DecemOer' iooo anu
To continue two weeks. 60 r..t.os
of tbe Peace. aldermen and Constable 9t said
county of Cambria. that they 10 then am Ile
IN tbs}r nroper persons a. 10 O'Clock In the lore
noon of said day with their records, inqulsltlons
examinations and their owR renetp ORANGES. ~ '!
do those things which to thet once. appeItAIIu u !
to lie ione and those who are bOund IN Iss1et, s,
zauces to prosecute against the prisoners ihat
or shall he in the lril OF Cambria co9nty, ne
and there to prosecute against theu AS sHaii "
Just.
. GIVEN under nv hand. at EoensburX; the -, -
dav of November. In the ear our i.oIH i9S' %
and the one hundred and ntnth year VI 'he iH
dependance of the United stree .,,sr
D. A LUTHER, Sheriff
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LATTER From Mr.. Thomas Collins.
SOMERSET Nov Q IsS

SOMERSET Nov y 1900
To tie Editor ne JohnStotcn Tribune.
SIR: I notice an article 90 ing the rounds
of the press which Is entirely destitute OF
trntb. viz that the Italian and Hungarian
Iaborers of the South Pennsylvania rai'roao
are nrowIIpg around through Somerset
county in destitute condition, mot haV-
ing received any pay since early in tne
sprino." The men on the road were paid
regularly every month and think there IS
not a dollar due a man on the entire length
OF the line. The management ana orSau-
zation we're rascally all through, with tne
oo,,toD Of having their indebtedness.
which they have not defaulted Ia.
As tni. is a reflection on the contractors
I thiuk 1t propsr that it should be corrected
be,Ieve there are not half-dozen OF
5unoar,aps and Italians In Somerset county
Respectfully, yours.
THOMAS COLLINS
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HYMENEAL.

ALLIS-ELIG Married, on Tuesday,
November 10. 1888, nv Rev. Father Walsh,
at the Church of the Holy Name in Ebens-
burg, Mr. John Alis, of Carroll township
to Miss Annie Eig, of Allegheny tOwuhip
ELIG -ALLIS. Married, at St. Rene-
diets church, Carrolltown, BY R-v. Father
Prior on Tuesday. November 10th, 1885,
Mr.. Frank Eig to Miss Annie AllIs, both Of
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CTRAY CATTLE.-Cama 10 the
= residence Of the subscriber In Dean 80, 20" o.
s6,n On or about the Let OF July. eight heSu ol
,o,irs, cattfe supposed 20 he one year old' iOut
head have the point cut off the right ear sno t1C 30
-s 49, - - rsopesfed TO come fOrw 'rd, prove
Dropertv pay charges and take them away; ;.In eI
wise they win be disposed OF ACCORDING e1 -
Dean twp. Oct 80, 1885
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Vegetable
HALLSHiIAi''iiifR iIi''iif
REVIEWER.

The great popularity Of this preparation,
after its tes: of many years, should be an
assurance, even TO the most skeptlcAl, thst
II Is really meritorious. Those who have
used Halls HAIR RESEwER know that
II does all that is claimed.
1t causes new growth Of hair on bald
heads-provided the hair 1ollcles are not
dead which is seldom the case; restores
natural color TO gray or faded hair; pre-
serves the scalp healthful and clear OF
dandruff; prevents the hair falling on or
changing color; keeps It soft, plant, lus-
trous, and causes It TO grow long and
thick.
HALLS HAIR REVIEWER produces It's
effects by the healthful influence OF It's
vegetable ingredients, which tnVigorate
and reiuvenate 1t Is not a dye, and Is
a delightful article for toilet use. Con-
tanning no zslcohol, it does not evaP-
orate quickly and dry up the natural oil,
leaving the hair harsh and brittle. as do
other preparations.
RuckIpOhano's Dive
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STRAY SHEEP-Cdme to the resi-
- depce Of the subscriber in Blacklick town,
shtn on or about the middle Of May, seven head
of sheen FIVE white and two black. niche cut
from the under side OF the left ear, aud the rght
split. .-4- --ov.
property pay charges and take them away; other-
wise then will be disposed of according 10 Jaw
|. n. WISSINGER.
Rlacklick twp. Nov. Q. 1ss5
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LORETTO HOUSE,

Formerly known as the Myers HouSe)
LORErTO, CAMBRIA COUNTY, IA"
w a. PRUNER, Proprietor.
ESample Room for SslesTen sne Rooo
staining for horses. - TERMS D.
ERATE.
Yr-Dstare. ssrt =. lst'.
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Ebensburg. Oct. %. 1885.

NOTICE.-In tie Orphans Curt of
~ the County of Cambria. To the heirs and
legal represen .atives OF Catharine Laener, de-
ceased.
fYRFRTIHG You are hereby cited to be and
appear before the Judges OF the Orphans Court.
4 be held at Ehensburg. on the lrst Monday OF
ID cember next. then and there 70 accept OF re
fnse 10 take the real estate OF Catharine Buener,
deceased at the appraised valuation put upon II
by an inquest duly awarded by the said Court,
OF show cause why the same should not oe soio'
d. A. LUTHE Err.
Sheriff
Ihersburpr { 1855
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Fairview, Nov. 10. lsS5.

NJ Office In the Orphans Court ot
IN the county Of Cambria, To the teirs and
legal representatives Of Gillian Holman de-
ceased.
GREETING. You are hereby cited to be and
appear before Che Juoges OF the Orphans Court;
To be held EbenSburg. on the nrst MONDAY OF
Decenber next then and there to accept or re-
ruse t. IA ke the real estate Of Gillian Holman
deceased az the appraised valuation put upon IL
by an Inquest 1ufy awarded by the said Court, or
show cause why the same should not be sold.
ID. A. LUTHER.
sheriff
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Trial List

List Of cases set down for trial at Court
Of Common Pleas to be held in and :OT the
comfy OF Cambria, commencing on Mon
day, the 9Th day of December next:
FIRST WEEK.
Farabaugh vs.. Bracken.
same =, Same.
SECOND WEEK.
Swark L Go. W. Hutzen.
Buck VS.. Stolt=.
RanStead Garman.
Same Same.
Bowers VS.. Kelly
Behe Behe.
Sane Same.
O'Neii VS.. KiTIanning lns. Co.
Lutte vs. ]. Glenn & Sons.
Moore VS.. BendOn ct al.
Fruntz VS.. VockenrOd.
Myers Va. Martin
Fleigle malZi.
Anderson vs.. Owen.
BaIHnd vs.. Wilson ct al.
Mcmillan X 60. VS. BrendliDgeT.
Ludwig vs. Cambria ms Go.
Williams DoJson-
McCague's EN vs.. HawkswOrth
. Eudlor vs.. Eudler.
Eeager Same.
Bloom Zinn.
Marshall * Weakland vs.. Berkey ct al.
BIakey vs. Douglass.
Mary Burns ct al. W. y. r. Il. 90.
Prothonotary's once, I IL. A. SHOEM AKER,
Eb'g Nov q 1885 ProthonutSry,
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Teachers Institute

The foliowIng is the program for the nine !
cseuth annual session Of the Teachers In |
s.itute, of Cambria county, which will meet !
at the Court House in EbensburR, Monday.
n november 23rd, inst, ana continue until
the 27th:
INSTRUCTORS.
DIR. T.. f Hipbee, State Superintendent.
Leonard II. Ourliug, A M, Principal In
s5tuna State Normal ScaoO4-
Prof ). G.. Boyd, York, Pa.
Prof A J. DIN, IniIdna Normal School-
Prof l.. ). Snrmueli, PnucIpai Hunting
don Public SchOols-
Mss Stella 81. King, Indiana Normal
MIS- Katie l.. Shriner, Principal Mlff3iR-
burg Music School, Cistuo county, ia.
TOPICS OF ENsTRTUTIoN.
How to teach Anatomy and Physiology
in the Public Schools:
kritnmrtic Methods of Study and Meth
Ods of solution ,-.- -,
..Short Cuts" in Arithmetic.
G1ammer-How to Study and How &c
Teach.
ana Methods of Teaching.
business Forms. Drawing and Penman-
/ ship. ,.1
litical, Relation OF Geography tn Histnfy'
! How to Find Tune for Things not Found
: in Common Branches.
0Si,ct reaching. Its Methods and Uses.
Possibilities. ~,
Culture.
The Relation of the Teacher.
Conditions Necessary To Success III IeaeA-
The Signifeatiou and History of Local
Names.
TEACHERS CONFERENCE MEETINGS.
A prriod each day will be given to the dis
cussion nf questions uf local caaIacter-
The following topics are submitted Ttaeh-
ers are invited to pi e'ent other 9aeSt'ohs.
Their meetings will be entirely iHthr hahos
OF the teachers of the county:
1. How to Organize and Sustain Teach
ers' reading Circles
? The Necessity for Supplementary
r sading.
8 How shall we Teach Physiology to
Primary GrAdes?
The ecessity for Greater Discipline
of Study.
o Management of Recessps
g. Value of Proper School Room Sig
nails.
7. Modes Of Questioning
g. How to o 5tain the Best Results ir
Spelling Classes.
9. Concert r. ecitatiOnS-Gse and Abuse
10 Special Duties of Teachers
IL How tn Keep PupIis EmplOved.
II Necessary Apparatus for Successful
School Work.
10 Uniformity of Text Books.
IA ValIe of Normal School Training to
Teachers.
EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS.
Monday, NoUesnber 23rd
PROF G.. BOID
An Illustrated Journey Through western
Europe
Tuesday NoCeniber Path.
DR. Z HIGBEE
, The Common Schools of Pennsylvania.
2 Wednesday NoUer1ber 25th.
PROF. 5. g. BOYD,
. I An Illustrated journey Through Souther
Europe.
Thursday NoUenabeT 26th
! Elocutiouarv aud Musical Entertainment {
Q Select Readings. Dialect Rectta-
, tfOns CharactPr Sketches and
.l 80 Musical Numbers. - -----
- MISS STELLA NJ KING,
- MISS RESSTE g. KING
i MISS KATIE l., SHRlNER
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DARN FOR SALE.-Tbe su1s,-it ~
IL will sell ~ private sale ~ = rsst -a-,e
price aud on easy terms. his farm iC J b san
tounship. Cambria coun y. adjoining th- viilsss
nf Fairvteu. containing 100 acres ahout IS Gcf feg
OF which are cieqred. having therson srsetee 9
large frame house well finished. pAfntrd Had
p,asrered and 4 lprge frame harm. The farm hAs
\ large orchard Of weil-Eeiected fruit trees. 70
well ~atered and s IN high state OF cultivation
For further Information rall on the subscriber -
256 Washington street. Iohnstowu, Pa
WILLIAM THOMAS,
Eoensburg, Oct. Is. lsss.-st
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY

CanOusburE, Pa, 20 niles from PittFburg
For both sexes 10 teachers. Thorough inrtrue-
ton in CLASSICAL. CONNERCIAL. SCIErTuIc
NORMAL AND MUSICAL CoURsEs; also, French
German and MILTTAFv DRILL Students pre-
pared for Sophomore wear IN any ooIlers
Tuition $40 TO SIS Next term opens Sept
22I. For catalogue ~ Information addrsss REv.
W p BROWN, PRINCIPAL.
July -. $50.
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Sherifs Sales.

Dy virtue Of sundry writs OF Fierl Facias Nend
Is Expon and Facias. issued out OF the Court
of Common Pleas. of Cambria county. Pa, and
TO ne directed. there VIII he exposed To public
Pa, on
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NOTICE. -Notjre To The StOckhold-
~ ers of the Jackson Joint stock Oil com
papv Limited. That there will he meeting at
Fairyiew, ''amhria county. Pa. on FRIDAY,
NOV. 20, 1855, at = O'Clock =. NJ. TO make n
nom ina zion Ter officers OF { Company TO be
elected at the ensuing wear, at an election TO oe
held at Fairview. on Frida,, December the Ath
1885, at o'clOhk p. NJ.
, All Stockholders should attend botn meetings
p F. CUSTER.
Secretary.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE. - Bv
~ virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Cambria county, The undersigned Will expose 10
pubii> auction or utcry. on the premises on Sat
urdly November 2Ist, 1885. at two O'CLOCK I. NJ.
the blowing real estate of which James Cun-
nngham died seized, to Wit,
A piece or parcel OF land situate In the to~n-
shin Of Carroll county of Cambria. Pa. sdJoin
ing lands of Aaron Burley. John Lantzy. Hehry
a.. Kirkpatrick and others. containing one nun
dred and forty acres more or less. ahout one nun-
dred ana twenty acres cleared; having thereon
erected a two story .'iank house, frame bach Oatu
wagon shed md frame stable.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-fourth OF he pur-
/ chase money be paid On confirmation OF Eaie'
one fourth in year thereafter. with interest,",
and the balance to remain n lien on the premises
; during the lifetime of Elizabeth =. cunning hah
widow OF deceased the interest thereon 10 De
paid to her annually during her lifetime ana a. a.
her death the principal to be paid 20 the eurVlf.
ing executor Deferred payments TO he secured
by the Judgment bonds and MORTGAGE OF the pur-
E chaser EITZABF,TH =. CUNNINGHAM,
WILLIAM r. CUNNlNGHAm.
: Executors OF James :. Cunningham deceased.
Also At the some time and place. the under
signed will exuose . sale At pubic auction oi
oTltcry the following described real estate, 70 II
piece parcel OF Ia nd situate IN the tONnshll !
Of Elder, county of Cambria, Pa. ADJOINING IL d
of Nicholas HelfTich. Mrs. Adam Miller ant
others. containing thirty tour acres aho wen "a
one perches. This land is well tmhered VIII
ash hemlock and oak and underlaid with coal
4 TERMS OF SALE -One-half OF the purchss
money to he paid on confirmation OF sac ann IN N
balance In one year thereafter with lbterest. ~ ~
ferred payments to be secured ny the Juueneu
bond OF the purchaser. with approved surety.
ELIZABETH 5. CUHNINSHAM.
A. WILLIAM F. CTNNlNGHAM.
Executors OF Iam0s CUNNINGHAM deceased
MICHAEL, NJ WEAhLEN.
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NOTICE.-In the Orphans .1--- 4
~ the County Of Cambria. T .-s rr-rr "a
legal repres eufativeR OF john 81 .r.a-Er-
GRsETFSG: You.are he ehy ." - 900
appesr heaRre the-J udgeT - fl .-H-.
IN he held In E.henzhurR. On g.. ..-.--
December next. then and
fuse. TO take the real estate #-g
ceased. At the appraised
bF Inquest duly RUarde"
show why the same should r. .'
e
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Aov man or woman making less than $40
vaeklv should try our easy money-makiug
b,siness. We want agents for our cele-
GRATED Madame Dean Spinal supporting
Corsets: also, our Spinal Supporter, Shout
de, Brace, and Abdominal Protector Com
bined (for Men and Bovs). No experience
rsouired. Four orders per day give the
AGENT $3.50 monthly. Our gents report
four TO twenty sales daily. S3 outfit free
Ssrd st once for full particulars. State sex
J'EvIs SCHIELE a. Co, $50 Broadway, n. Y.
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no AOVERTISERS.- Lowest Rates Tor & ad-
a ddT.zs "a go i. E,,e,sL. \ 20, i9Sprnce ~
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FIrs-An fits stopped free by DIR. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No hts after hrst
DAVIS use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
80 90 trial bottle free to fit cases. Send to
Nr Knnp. qsI Arch st, Philadelphia
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The following is the program for tie nine
teeuth annual session Of the Teachers In
s.itute, Of Cambria county, which will meet
at the Court House in EbensburR, Monday.
November 23rd, inst, and continue until
the 27th
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V)v virtue OF sundry vrits OF Fieri Fsoias vend
Is EKpon Levsri Fscias and AHas Levsri Pa
cfas issued out CT the court OF Com
mon Pleas. Of Cambria county. Pa. anc
10 me directed there viii be exposed to puolic
sale at the COURT HOUSE Ebensb urg
rA-' Moudav Novembcr 80. 1855
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Ehenshurg. Nov. {. Iss5.
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Sher'ff7s once. Eb'g. Pa, } d. A. LUTHE Err.
Novan,ber , 1ss5 Sheriff