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HEMLOCK ITEMS.

Mr. Geo. Brant, of the Bush house, has
been on the sick list for a week past He
had an attack of intermtt ent fever, but is
able to be about again.
The two picnics recently held here for the
benefit of ST. Roses Catholic cLurcE netted
oyer S40O.
Mentzer & Co, are opening new field of
coal and will soon begin the construction of
an inclin ed plane and tram way, which Will
give employment to some of the Idle men
of which there are good many here.
MI Michael McMorris and Miss Mollie
Beck, both of this place, were married on
Thursday, July 9, 1885, at ST. Roses Cath
lie church, by Rev. Father Brown.
A small sized riot took place here on Fri
day night A certain lady property owner
having failed after repeated notifications to
lay her board walk, the street commissioner
proceeded to lay it. His party had worked
but short time when they were assaulted
by two grown-up daughters of the family
and dispersed, the street commissioner re-
ceiying several severe injuries. In the after
noon the walk was finished The lady has
also three grown-up sons, and when these
come home from work they proceeded
to tear down their fence and place it out
side in the middle of the street Warrants
for their arrest were obtained and the police,
aided BY posse attempted to arrest them,
when quite a fight ensued. At last the
young men were landed in the lookup
Bail being obtained they were released.
The case viii likely go to court.
The personal effects OF Michael Bradley,
lately deceased. were disposed of at public
sale on Saturday and Monday last.
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Never Give In

II you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite. general de-
bilitY, disordered blood, weak constitution,
headache, or any disease of a bilious nature,
by all means procure a bottle Of Electric
Bitters. You will! be surprised to see the
rapid Improvement that will follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength aud
activity will return; pain and misery will
cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in
the praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents bottle by E. James.
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERTs.

The annual examination of teachers for
the Schools Of Cambria county, for the
school year beginning June l, 1885, will be
held as follows:
MilIvilIe, July 23rd and cath; Conemaugh,
July 2jth; East COnemaugh and Franklin,
July 27th; Woodvale, July 2Sth; Cambria,
July 29th, COopeTsdale, July BOTH; EOens-
burg, August 4th.
Aug. 10 Lower YOder
Aug. Il Upper Yoder and Grubbtown -
Aug u, Couenaaugh and Stonycreek-
Walnut Grove.
Aug. 13 Adams-AdamsburC.
Aug. "A, RIohand-Blougb's.
Aug Is, East aud West Taylor-Hen-
bricks.
Aug. II. Jackson-Fairview
Aug: Is, South Fork and Croyle-South
Fork.
Aug. 10. Wilmore and SummerhiIl-Wfl-
Aug. 20, oItage-Portage.
Aug. p, Washington and Lilly-IiIlV
Aug. %, Gaiitzin bOT., township q -pun.
nelhill-Gailitzin.
Aug "a, Allegheny and LOrettO-LOrettO.
Aug. 25, Munster Glass School House.
Aug. 26 Cambria-Ebensburg
Aug. 27, Blacklick -BelsanO.
Aug %, Barr-St. Nicholas.
Aug %, Susquehauna -WestOver's.
Aug. 81, e l1er-St BOniface.
Sent l. Chests. /. wrence.
Sept. 2, White-Beavcr Valley.
Sept. g. Reade-Glasg0w.
Sept. I CleaTfield and Dean--St. Agus-
tine,
Sept. 3, Chest Springs aud Ashland -
Chest Springs.
Sept. Z, Carroll and Carrolltown- - Car
TOl!tOwn.
Examinations will begin at O'Clock, A u.
The work will be mostly written; applicants
will appear for examination provided to
write with ink and pencil. All applicants
for provisional certificates will be examined
In the branches required by law. including
Theory of Teaching and School Manage
ment Applicants who are prepared will
be examined In Physiology and have that
branch named on their certificates.
Applicants will be examined where they
first apply for schools.
Only bona ride applicants win be exami-
ned-thOse who present written applica-
ton to the Secretary of the Board where
they apply for schools.
Directors and friends of education are
cordially invited to attend the examinations.
LEWIS STRAYER,
County Superintendent
Superintendent Office, E5ensbur July Is,
1885.
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OBITUARY,

BROOKBANK.-Died. at her residence in this
place, on Sunday last, Mrs. Hannah Brookhank.
widow Of John Brookbank. deceased, aged rs
years.
She was born Of Welsh parents on the farm IN
Cambria township, about two miles north Of town,
on which her brother Mr.. Daniel Davis, re-
sides, and must have been among the first child
ren born IN this vicinity. Her married life was
quiet, peaceful and industrious, her time being
faithfully devoted TO the discharge OF her domes-
tic dudes. She was good mother and a kind
neighbor, and enjoyed the respect and esteem Of
an.who knew her. -Four children survive her, two
sons and two daughters. One Of the sons. J. Or
lBndo. resides in Driftwood, Cameron county, and
the other, Thomas Wis in Arizona. One Of the
daughters is the wife Of Mr. Jonathan Jones,
farmer, who resides about three miles north Of
town, and the other. Maria, Is unmarried, and
has always lived with her mother. The remains
of the deceased wee taken to the Presbyterian
church OF which she strict member on
Monday afternoon. and appropriate funeral
discours was delivered by Rev. Nr. McCaslin
after which they were conveyed to LIoyd's ceme-
tery for interment.
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Conarnunicafed.
EBENsBURe, July 20.

EBENsBURG, July 20, 80.
Gr. Editor Permit me through your
paper TO return my sincere thanks to the
pastor, superintendent and members of the
Ebensburg Congregational Sabbath school
for the highly appreciated gifts, which they
presented to me en- last Sabbath at the close
of the school. They consisted of a 5eauti-
full album and three very elegant books, viz.
Longfellow's, Tensyson's and Whittier's,
poeticaI works complete
CASSIE A DAVIS
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The American nation has a double birth
Uight-libeTty and land. It's liberty it has
guarded tealousy, but until very recent
years It seems to have been Indifferent to the
loss of its landed estate and ignorant of the
methods by which it has been diminished
veteran legislator, the Hon George w
Julian, who has given special attention to
the acts dispOsing Of our public lands, tells
the story in brief in a contribution to the
North american ReCjetU for August. In the
same number five medical authorities dis
cuss the question, "Oan Cholera be Avert
ed ?'' Felix L. Oswald contributes a sug-
gestive article on "The Animal SOuF': and
the Rev. j. NJ. Savage, in ga Profane View
of the Sanctum," brings an Indictment
against the daily press The other articles
one on 1.-THE Price of Gas" by Charles 81 .
Botsfors, one on Temperance Reform Sta
tistics," by Prof. w. j. Beecher, and the
chapter of Comments. " by various writers,
on articles 10 previous numbers.
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Many persons complain of not feeling
we'll; and, though not absolutely SICK or In
pain, are peTpetually in state of diseom-
fort caused by the digestive or gans not
properly performing their work. To correct
the disordered condition. of the stomach and
restore health, take a half-tablespOonful of
Simmons Liver Regulator after each meal.
Try this purely vegetable catha rite, tonic
alternative and it will convince you that no
one can take it and remain Ion g unwell
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AMPUTATl0N OF THE LEG.

Money Is the rrivctssi necrssjty. and none but
cyuic ~ fool viii affect to despiss It. Mr.
Abram Ellsworth. Pert E~en Ulster County.
N - had realized this truth. us disease in
yolved the whole of his thigh Honc anf the fer
ing man looked forward, not ~ithsu- apparent
reason. 20 death as his ouly deliveFer Tae fasnfIv
phH sicluns refused to ~fnpututc IA limo assert
fng tlat the operation would kiif the patient on
the spot Dr. Dsrsd X ENN t.DY of Run,lnut
Y who WIS consulted. trid different opinion
and amputated the limb The Dactor then ad-
min sterea Freely his great Blood Siecinc FAV-
ORIIE REM EBY TO afford tone anf strength
the system and prevent the return OF the disease
and Mr. Ellsworth remains TO this day in the
bloom Of health. This gentleman-s disease v
the offspring OF foul blood. and Kennedyrs IA
NoRlrE REM EDN purified the blood and \.
stored TO him the power once more to edioy rs
iife- Arc YOU suffering from anY di<ease frg =
able % the me cause: TRY Ftvorite Kemedy
y oHr drugSi - has it- ONE DOLLAR A b,sttle
Scar 10 mind 70 lruiTietor's name aud address.
DR.. Dauid Kennedy. Rondout n Y
To Keep the Hood Pure H. the principal
end Of inventions and d., 5verles in me ifclne
To this oiIect probably no one has contributed
moe siguAliy than Dr.. David Kennedy Of Rom
douI, y y. in the production Of "a medicine
which is become itmous der the title ot the
. .tayoTtte Kennedy" II removes all Impurities OF
the Bio id. regulates The dlsurdersI Liver and
kidneys. cures CcnStiII+ ton. Dyspepsia and all
diseases and weaknesses peculiar 20 females.
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At St. Aloysus Academy, Loretto, on
Thursday Of last week was observed the
twenty-fth anniversary Of the entrance Of
the Mother Superior, Sister NJ. De Sales,
upon a religious life. There we're q number
of priests, many former pupils of the insti-
ton, and prominent residents of Pittsburg,
Altoona, and other cities. Sister De Sales
Is daughter of Christian Ihmsen. of Pitts
burgh, and sister OF Mrs. Judge Shannon
of this place, was only fifteen years of age
when she took the veil Thursday she was
made the recipient OF many presents Of sill
verware paintings, fancy work, etc, mostly
from ladies who hsd been educated at the
Institution. A high mass was celebrated
sna the guests were generously entertained.
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TheI is no use fighting nature. DIR.
kennedy's FavoTite Remedy does nothing
of that kind. 1t does not make the sufferers
who trust it worse under the pretense of
doing them good. 1t acts tenderIy and in
sympathy with what Nature herself Is try
ing to accomplish. Do you have trouble
with your digestion. your liver OF your kid
news. Does rheumatism pain and rack you?
Is your head thick and heavy? 1t will
charm away these ailments almost ere you
are aware
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An Eutorprisims, Reliable House.

z. James can always be relied upon, not
only to carry IN stock the best Of everything,
but to secure the Agency for such arti cles
as have wellknOwn merit, and are popular
with the people, thereby sustaining the rep
utation of being always enterprising, aud
ever reliable. Having secured the Agency
for the celebrated DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, will sell it on a
positive guarantee. Il will surely cure any
ana every affection OF Throat Lungs. and
Chest, and to show our confidence, we in
vite you to call and get Trial Bottle Free
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RRIDGE LETTINGI

~. me 'uI,5yisors Of Portage township Cambria
-; -; a. !" .-9eive proposrcs for building
u.lpsS - -, branch of Cpnemaugh river
ussf - q u W ~ ~til Saturday. July 25th.
sDecffcltions now In posse9EdinH 70 draft and
All proposals must be in accnr,"- u,.e lsis;
draft snd specfHca tons which can e WI WI Sel5 S
Er any time, by calling on John Mcp0rH.-iiIII 81
Portage Pa. The bids are for tile wool and. o. %
work and materials only. * the abutmeuts anu
approaches are built by supervisors. All urop0-
sa Is to be sealed and left with sent 20 Francis
Mnllen Portage, Pa, on or before the above date.
The Supervisors reserve the right TO reject any
all bids. ERANbIS MULLEN,
JOHN NCtfOUCH.
Supervisors.
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY

CauOnsburg- Pa. % miles from Pittsburg.
For both sexes 10 teachers Thorough instruc-
tiOn in CLASSICAL, CONNIE RCIAL, SCIENTIFIC,
NORMAL AND MUSICAL COURSES; alse, French,
German and MILITARY DRILL. Students pre-
pared for sophomore year in any college.
Tuition, $40 10 sI5. Next term opens Sept.
22i. For catalogue or information, address REV.
W. F. BROWN, PRINCIPAL.
July y, 'S5-4t.
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TINTED STATES SALE OF LAND ICARIN
I EnI-NIN DENNs

~ BIiIA COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA
Pursuant to Section 3T49 Revised Statutes, the
undersigned will offer at public auction. on Sat
urday, September Il 1885, at O'Clock. p m, on
the premises, all the right, title aud interest OF
the United States in and to the following de-
scribed tract parcel OF land in Cambria county,
Pennsylvania: Beginning at r sugar tree marked
for a corner, thence by land now OF Joseph Van
Ormsr east degrees south y perches TO post,
thes.ce by same south degrees east p perches 70
post on line OF land Of Thomas Powells' estate,
thence by land Of said Thomas POwells estate,
west degrees south 4o15 perches TO a post thence
north % degrees east % peTches to p post thence
north IL degrees east 614 perches to sugar tree
the place Of beginning. containing acres more or
less. being the same premises conveyed TO the
United States by William W. Dudley, Trustee.
by deed dated July "A. 1884, recorded in said
county in Liher 81 folio 7Sl ct seq.
TERMS OF SALE LE--One-third cash and bal
ance in aud II months, with interest OF all
cash at option of purchaser. Deferred payments
to be secured by notes and mortgage on the pro
perty. A. MCCJE.
Solicitor o the Treasury.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

L -
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
phans, Court 70 hear and decide upon the eX-
ceptiOuS led te the first and hnal account OF
Patrick Risban. administrator or Patrick Risban'
deceased, and report distribution Of the fund in
the hands Of said accountant to and among the
persons legally entitled thereto hereby gives no.
tce that he viii sit his office In the borough OF
Ebens burg. Pa, on Tuesday, August 4th, 1885, at
ten O'Clock A NJ. for the purpose Of attending 70
the duties Of said appointment, at which time
and place all persons interested must attend or
be debarrei from coming in on said fund
ALVIN EVANS,
st Auditor.
F,ben shurp 1uIy 18th 1855
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Prudence N.
George and Rachael g. George, lately doing
business under the name and style Of George \
Co. At Lilly Borough. Cambria county, Pa. have
made an assignment OF all their property 20 the
un,iers Igned in trust for their creditors. Those
Indebted 70 said irm are requested % make pay
ment without delay. and those having claims
against q en- are requested 20 present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement .
PETER +. GEORGE,
81 Assignee.
Lilly, July 8, 's5.
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SIX CHILDREN BURNED. j oseph NJ
Evans, la5orer, lived up to II o'clock
Thursday night with his wife and nine
children IN small two-story log house
three miles from GTahampton, a CleaItield
County village. On Friday the bodies of
two Of bis children were undistinguishable
from the ashes of his late dwelling and four
others of his little ones were charred and
blackened corpses. The father, mother, and
three children slept on the ground floor and
the other children slept in the second story
Shortly after IL O'Clock that night Mr..
Evans was awakened by strange noises, and.
under the impression that burglars were on
the premises, he proceeded to recoGnoitre.
He soon discovered that the roof Of his lit
tie home was a mass of flames. Thinking
Of bis children he rushed to their rescue
but before he could reach them the roof fell
in, and in a few moments the upper story
was a sea Of FIRE. Nothing could be done,
and the parents were forced to stand by
and see their six children perish in the
flames.
Friday morning intelligence of the
shocking calamity spread rapidly through.
out the community, and hundreds gath cred
to view the spot. The mangled remains of
four of the children, charred and unrecog.
niZable, were gathered up. The other two
were apparently reduced to ashes. The pa
rents are crazed with grief, aud the whole
community is excited by horror unprece-
dented in Clearfield county. The father in
sists that the fire was the work of an incen-
diary, and with this opinion others agree.
OF the six unfOrtu nate children, the old
est was girl aged fifteen years, and the
youngest boy axed six. The room in
which they slept was a mere loft. The floor
was close TO the roof, the whole building
having been but twelve feet high.
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HXECUTOR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Theresa Scanlan, deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF lheresa
Scanlan, late OF Cambria township, decd having
given TO all persons indebted to said estate TO
make payment without delay, and those having
claim 5 aga inst the same must present them prop
erIv authentfcicated for settlement
JOHN + St1ANLAN.
Executor.
81
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june 10, 1885.


~ representatives OF John Snay, deceased.
Take potice that an inquest will be heid AZ tn
late residence OF John sway. deceased IN the
township OF Croyle In the county Of Cambria, on
Wednesday, the 18th dCy OF August next AZ ten
o-cIoeE in the forenoon Of that day for the pu--
nose of making partition OF the real estate Of the
said deceased. 10 and among his heirs and legal
-epresentatives II the same can be done without
preud TO or spelling Of the whole, otherwise TO
value and apuraise the same according TO law az
which time and place you are required 70 attend
if you think proper. ID. A.LuA AaEh,
St Snerlh.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Cresson Springs company will be held at the
Mountain House, Cressnn, Pa, on Tuesday. Au-
guest 4th. 1885. at 10 o clock A NJ Election Tor
president and directors same day and place.
JAMES X. MCCLURE,
st Secretary.
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HYMENEAL.
are aware.

CLARK-TH HOHPSON.-Married, at the resi-
dence OF the brides grandparents, 2e5 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, July
18th, 1885 by Rev Thomas Kelly, Mr.. John p.
Clark TO Miss Bell p. daughter of Mr.. Ben. P.
Thompson, all o philadelphia.
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ADMINTSTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of John T. Cooney. deceased.
Letters Of Administration on the estate Of John
T Cooney. deceased. late Of Washington town
shin having been granted 20 the undersig igncd no
tee is hereby given 70 those indebted 70 SAID
estate shat payment must be paid without delay
and those having claims against the same. must
Yrosent them properly authenticated for settle
ment MlGHAEL bh ~ hE-N,
July L. 's5,-et. Administrator.
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FITS All fits stopped free of DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve RestOrer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
81 90 trial bottle free to fit cases Send to
Or. Kline, 93I Arch St, Philadelphia Pa.
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EARM For SALE

A valuable farm fPine Grove) situated IN Al
leEheny towush ip. Cambria county Pa. IL miles
from Lorettu- containing over 100 acres Oi good
land, mere than 90 acres Of which are cleared .
we'll fenced and in a good state Of cultivation is
onered Tor sale on accommodating terms The
containing eleven rooms and kitchen. a com
tortable farm house a large barn and cOmmodiouE
outhuild Ings.
There are also On the land an abundance oftfua-
Der and coal, plenty Of choice fruit such as
apples. peaches. pears. cherries. grapes etc a
good well OF soft water. and number Of never
falling springs o. pure water.
The property Is in a healthy location. with q
grand view from the house. and for more than
twenty i've years has been used as q resort FOR
summer boaTders. The owner wishes 70 retire
from business aud viii sell very cheap.
For further particulars apply 10
Ct + A. BUSH.
I.Oretta. Pa.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICEl

10 the matter Of the account OF Abel LlOyd.
trustee appointed 10 zcIl the real estate OF IOnn
". Rager, deceased, under proceedings iD parti-
tiOn.
Aud, now June 10th, 1885, on motion Of Alvin
Eyau7. ESQ. attorney for accountant. A Y. Bar
ker appointed auditor 20 ascertain liens against
the heirs Of said decedcut. and other parties in
terested and to report distribution Of the money
in the hands Of said accountant 20 and among
those legally entitled 70 receive the same.
Notice 10 hereby given that will sit at my
ONCE in EnenshurE. on Friday, August Trh. 1sS5.
at O'Clock in the afternoonfOr th purprSe or at
tending TO the duties OF above appointment wren
and where all parties iate-estcd may attend 10
they desire 70 DO 50. A. Y. BARKER,
2t Auditor
Ebensburg, July L. So.
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers at private sale. his farm IN
Cambria township one and Oue-half miles from
state Of cultivation, with good frame house and
frame barn, excellent orchard. plenty Of water
and about one million fEer OF lumber on the prem
isgs To parties wishing 20 purchase a smaller
piece OF land. he viii divide IL % suit purchasers
Terms reasonable. call on the subscriber resfd-
ing on the premises MARTIN SANDERS.
Cambria twp Jan. q 1ss5
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Washington twp, July 8, 1885.
ADMINISTRATORS A NOTICE.

Estate Of SAMUEL MCCLEARY, deceased
Letters Of Administration on the estate Of
Samuel 1IcCleary, deceased, late OF Washington
township having been granted to the undersi gn-
ed notice is hereby given 70 those indebted to
said estate that payment must be made without
delay, and those having claims against the same
T,usf present them properly authenticated for
setflpr5ent MICHAEL DONOHUE.
June 5, 1ss5-6t. Administrator.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estste Of Michael &. Bradley. deceased.
Letters testamentaTy on the estate OF Michael
c Bradley. late OF Lilly's Borough, decd, having
beeen granted TO the und ers gued, notice s here
bv given 10 all persons indebted TO said estate to
make payment without delay. and those having
claims agasnst the same must present them
PROPERLY authenticated for settlement
MICHAEL BRADLEY.
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FOR SALE.

Two lots Of ground on Centre street. Ebens-
burg with Frame House Of eleven rooms.
stable, orchard and outbuiidiugs.
ALso-Two lots on same street, suitable for
cottages
ALso-A pasture lot Of about one and-a-half
acres. situate one square from above described
premises
For terms, apply ar the ofH5s Of
EJOSEPH MCDONALD
~ Armory Building.
Ebensburg. June Sd, lss5.
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FOR POOR DIRECTOR here
by announce myself as q candidate tor the nofni-
nation Of Poor Director 'riect the decision OF
the Democratic primary election.
JOHN FERtf USON.
BlacklicS TWP, June il. 1855.
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FOR SALE

A valuable piece oi land containing about 10
acres. ia White and Eeade townships with the
Clearheld creek running through Il. adjoining
lands Of Hon. John Dean and Martin Tighe. about
80 acres cleared and having thereon erected two
story frame house. The balance is well timbersd
with pine. hemlock, oak and other timber. The
l7nd Is underiaid with coal and iron ore. The
Cressou and Cualpurt railroad now being buut
runs through this land. For particulars and
terms call Oh address
MATTHIAS KFsSSLER.
Ffske,
81 Cambria Co, Pa.