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physically, with the three who had Just pre-
ceded him. All three were young men with an
appearance that emphasized their youthful
ness very considerably. Their reading was of
that smoothly-modulated character which
comes of the modern school of elocution. The
one who succeeded them was of another kind
His broad shoulders were surmounted by O
large head. A full beard and moustache of
brown-gray hue, and good deal of iron-gray
hair were prominent, and from under heavy
eyebrows shOne pair of clear piercing ewes.
Caledonia was visible in every feature and the
first few words uttered confirmed the Scotch
characteristics OF the man. whose right coat
sleeve hung limp at his side. It was Major j.
w. Powell, the director Of the United States
geological survey, and he at once claimed the
attention OF the audience, and with the aid of
LANGUAGE MAP OF NORTH AMERICA,
held 1t to the end of the morning session. The
majors remarks were interesting in their ma
ture, and the native wit which he occasionally
infused into them kept the crowdin good humor.
He said that there were in the United States not
less than seventy-three distinct stocks of Ian
guage and large number of dialects. In con-
clusiOn Maj. Powell referred to the attempt of
certain scientists who had tried to design uni
versal language. He satiriZed Volapuk and stated
positively that it was a language in which no
man would ever be able to express himself; it
was monster language that deserved no con-
sideration from civilization and would get
none. His denunciations were heartily ap-
plauded by an amused audience.
INVITED TO TEA.
After Secretary Adams had informed the as
ISOLATION that Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio King, 707
b street, had invited the members of the asso-
citation and their ladies to tea from 4 to z
O'Clock this afternoon, the association ad-
journed until this evening at 8 o'clock, when il
will reconyene in the lecture room Of the Co
lumbar university.
THE EVENING PROGRAM
will discuss Federal and Canadian history, and
will be as follows: The old Federal Court OF
Appeal, by Prof. J. F. Jameson, Brown univer-
sity; the Federal experiment in Canada, by
John G. Bourinot, LII. D., clerk of the Canadian
house Of commons; the Canadian archives, by
Douglas Brymner, Dominion archivist; the
states rights conflict over the public lands, BY
James G. Yelling, president Of the Columbian
university.
To-xoRRow xoasrsa's SESSION
win commence at 1890 o'clock, and will be held
in the national museum lecture-room. The
following papers win be read: American
trade regulations before 1789," by Willard
Clark Fisher, Fellow in Cornell university,
History Of internal improvements In Ohio
by Charles N. Morris, Of Berkeley divinity
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- TFNT-N NEWLI-FINfSHED BRICK. SIX
t-,crr. and bath range. and latrobe. 1911 18th St
> ~ a 1908 lowest rent in city. only Sl6.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Feb. sth,
1885:
James Allen Bartlebaugh and Ellen
Burns, MineIsville.
Nathanial Thomas and julia Gunder,
JohnStOwn.
George McLucas and Ida N. Weaklan,
AshvilIe.
Joseph Heider, MorrellviIle, ard Ellie
Grady, Cambria.
Frank Gibbons. Chest Springs, and Mary
z. Aurandt. GallitZin-
Joseph Jackson, Jr., MOrrellyille, and
Barbara ROddy, JOhnstown-
William w. McAteer aud Della \. Nc
E'eheny, Loretto.
John Murphy, MiIlville, and Margaret
Ann Mock, East CODemauRh.
Robert p. Walter and Flora Speicher.
RIchland.
William R Jackson. Morrelv;lle. aid
Annie Murray, JohDS.Own-
John B. WeIlergreen and Maggie Z. Rer-
key, WoOdyale-
George Duman and Amanda Jane Heisel,
Rjchland.
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licenses.

At Argument Court on Monday. Judge
Johnston announced the following rules for
the granting Of licenses in this county:
FiTst, The third Mon6av in March would
be fixed as the time for hearing petitions for
lice nseS and TemOustrance against the same,
and all licenses would be for one year from
that date.
Second, The first two weeks after the filing
Of petitions would be allowed for the filing
Of TeuOnstrances against the granting OF
licenses and for the purpose of taking testi-
mony in support Of said remOnstIances.
The following week would be allowed peti-
tioners to file additional petitions in support
Of their petitions Either party 10 be allow
ei 10 take testimony Ot witnesses on twenty
four hours notice 90 the opposite side.
Third, The PrOthOnoJary Is directed To
publish, at least fifteen days prior to the
date fixed for hearing license petitions, the
names Of all applicants. the kind of license
desired. ond the location of the house. The
publication 10 De in the EhensbuIg FREEMAN
and Johnstowa Democrat
Fourth, All license applications must be
in strict conformity with the act of May IS,
1857. in every particular, otherwise the peti-
ton will be refused.
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Items from AshyfIIe.

Coastlng is all the talk here.
Frank Shoemaker, Esq, OF Ebensburg
visited our town last week.
Mrs. Frank BurgOon Is suffering from
rheumatism.
Mr.. Peary's planning mill, IL this place, is
kept busy turning ont worked lumber, and
furnishes employment to a number OF men.
Mrs. Annie Miller, Of GalIitzin, visited
friends here last week.
Mrs. May Lamb, OF Bakers, visited our
town on Saturday.
Nora Storm and Henry Elwan9er, visited
friends in Altoona last week.
Mr.. Charles McDermitt, of Allegheny
city, who was here attending the funeral Of
his grandmother, took his departure for
home on Monday last.
MessTs. Elwanger and Whartin. and Misses
Burgoon and Stoy took a sleighing trip to
GaIIitZin last week.
Mrs. GalIitZin Myers had a carpetrag
sewing on Wednesday evening and the large
balls that were piled up at the finish gave
proof that the nimbIe fingers were not idle
during the evening. The ladies' present
were Mrs. TrexIer. Stoy, Rhoddy, Storm,
Free, Sellers, Burgoou, Brookbauk. Mona
han, johnson, Nc Guire, Elwanger, Mans
field, DeIozier and Myers. Hurrah for the
one with the Ian gest ball. BLUEBIRD.
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Reade Township Items.

GLASGOW, PA, FEB. Sth, 1883.
The Reade township teachers Institute
was held at Mountain Dale last Saturday.
Resolutions of respects on the death OF
the late County Superintendent W. J.
Cramer, were adopted by the local Institute
OF Reade township AZ their last session.
An additional force OF - men has been
added by the Great BEND coal company.
The late heavy snow blockade has been
removed by large force of workmen, and
our public roads are again opened 20 travel.
Mr.. John Ricketts,, Of this township, still
adds his valuable support and Influence to
the educational cause OF the township.
Verify some ministers, like school teachers,
receive such meagre salary that a dollar
looks as big in their eyes as n cart wheel
The grain reaper-Death-has been at
work at Shirley. 4 mother and child named
Gadfelter were its victims.
a fOur-year old daughter of George Glass,
Of near Mountain Dale, died last Thursday.
and on Friday its remains were inferred in
the Pleasant Hill cemetery rear this place.
b. f, Williams editor OF the Port Monitor,
was circulating among his friends at Coal
port last week.
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Died.

DORAN. Died at his home in Summer
hill township. on Friday, January 2rd, 1888,
Mr.. James DOran, aged about s. years.
Mr.. DOran was one of the oldest citizens
Of Summerhill township. and during bis
lorg residence there. was esteemed by his
neI2hbors as an honest, upright man. He
was a native of IIelaDd. and shortly after
coming to this country he settled near VII
more where he purchased a tract of land and
by perseyering industry, made it a fine farm
where he long lived to enjoy the fruits of
his labors. lie leaves to survive him, bis
aged widow, five sons, Patrick. James and
Michael. who are well known engineers on
the Pennsylvania railroad, and William and
Thomas who reside at the homestead, and
three daughters. two of whom reside at the
hom estead, and the other is in a Convent.
Peace to his ashes.
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4 wonan's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this county
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its seyerest
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
mon tbs she coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bought of US a bottle of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved on taking first dose
lhat she slept all night and with one bottle
has been miraculousIy cared. Her name is
Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write W. Z.
Hamrlck & Co., of Shelby, y. C.-Get free
trial bottle at z. James drug store, Ebeus-
burg, or w. W. McAteer's store, LOretto.
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OUR GREAT
Between Seasons Sale!

At no time in the year have we offered Goods
so cheap as the present time.-We have just
completed Stock Taking and discovered mnum-
erable quantities of odd Suits odd Overcoats
and odd Pants which we have placed on one
separate corner of our Store and marked at
figures far below their regular selling value
Everybody knows when we say a thing we
mean it and we can confidently predict that III
one month from the issue of this advertisement
not single garment Of all our odd Stock shall
remain on our hands, so don't delay your visit
to our Mamouth Establishment twill pay you
to buy Goods now for next Winters USE
WOOLF, SON & THOMAS.
HNSTOwN, PA.
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curt PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS THE HON. ROBERT l. JOHN
w STON, President Judge of the Court OF
Common Pleas. Of the i7th Judicial District con
sIsting OF the County Of Cambria, has Issued his
precept bearing date the 18th day Df December
lss7. 10 me directed Tor holding a Court OF oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, and
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace. in Ebeusourg for
the County Of Cambria and to commence on the
First Monday Of March, lsSS, and continue two
weeks
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the COrOne-,
Justices Gi Peace, Aldermen, and COnstables OF
said county OF Cambria. that they be then and
there in their p-oDer neTsons at J o'clock in the
forenoon of saii day with thelr records, inquis.
uOns, xamlnatiOns and tneis own Temembra nces.
10 DO those things which to their offices apper-
tain 70 be done and those who are bound Ia re-
cogni iZances to prosecute against the prisoners
that shall he in the JAIN OF Cambria county,
be then ana there % prosecute against them as
shall be lust.
GIyEN under ny hand at Ebensburg the 10Th day
Of december. in the year OF Lord. lss7. nd
the one Hundred and Twelfth Tear Of the Inde-
pendence Of the United States.
JOS. A. GRAY, Sheriff.
Ebensburg, Feb, TO- lsss.
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4 Have Been

a great sufferer from catarTh for over ten
years had it very bad. could hardly breatl e
Some nights | could not sleep. had TO walk
the floor. 1 purchased E!y's Cream Balm
and am using il freely, it is working a cure
su:eiy. I have advised several friends to
use IL, and with happy results in every
case. IL is the one medicine above all
others made 20 cure cararrh, and it is worth
us weight In gold. / thank God / have
found a remedy can use with safety and
that does all that IS claimed for H. It's
curing nv deafness.-3. w. Sperry, Hart
ford, Conn.
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Suggested by the death Of County Superb
tenGent. Wm. J. Cramer, and inscribed 10 b
We have said, in sadness gazing,
For the last time on his face.
Can IL he tnat he has fallen
Scarcely entered on the race -
Have the talents trusted TO him,
Been required at his hands;
Fer the glass that holds the span Of life,
Had measured half its SANDS "
Oh poor hearts what idle quest.onings--
No I:fe is rounded here:
His, but a segment was, OF what
Shall be ! noble sphere
Perfected then the knowledge gained,
The honoTs Justly won
The God VINO gave them finishes
The work he has begun.
sIay tho mar tie from bis shoulders
On hIs fellow workers fall
May they teach the little children
That the Right Is best Of all.
Well We know what e'er Of knowledge,
or Of science they shall gain,
II II slight their moral natures,
Must be impotent and vain.
Nay twas such imposed by Lucifer.
On Iva when she ielI!
It's the learning Of the Anarchists,
Agnostic Inndel,
But If Love and sweet Humility.
Shall anchor IL 70 Faith:
Then its beacon light will guide their feet
From out the ways OF death.
Gentle teacher, gone before US.
SO belov'd and mourned Of all:
May your memory in iragrance.
Breathe around each study hall.
May the youth like you aspire, and climb.
To learninx's high estate;
On theiT shining banners borne the words,
The GOOD ALONE ARE GREAT!
MARY j. McDERNIT.
Loretto, Jan. 81 lsss.
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The Third Pleasure Tour TO Florida
Via Pennsy Nv MnLa RnILroad.


Via PennsyIyania Railroad.
On account Of the unparalleled demand
for tickets for the Florida tours, and lack
OF ability 10 supply that demand by reason
Of the limited number assigned TO each
special train, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company announces third personally con
Quoted pleasure for Wednesday, February
22d. This tour will be conducted in every
respect es were those which preceded IL.
The special train OF Pullman sleeping cars,
in charge of the Tourist Agent and Chaper-
on, will leave New York at 1918. A. N
Philadelphia l.t5 +. NJ. Baltimore -, ard
Washington % T.. VI, stopping at Newark,
Trenton, and Wilmington. Dinner will be
served at Philadelphia, supper at Milford.
Va. breakfast at Florence, :. g, and din
ner at Savannah, arriving at Jacksonville
In time for supper on the sd.
The round-trip tickets, admitting Of
stay OF two weeks In Florida, including
Pullman accommodations and meals en
route in both directions, ard one days board
at the Hotel Everett. Jacksonville, will be
sold, as before, at s47 from New York. S45
from Philadelphia and points south. and
propOrtiouate rates from al principal sta
tions on tire Pennsylvania system. The re-
turning special train will leave Jackonyills
on ;he morning Of March 9th.
This will be one OF the choicest trips OF
the series. The winter season Of Florida
Will be at its height, the 0rest Sub-Tropical
Exposition at Jacksonville will be iu full
feather, and all the pleasures OF winter in
the tropics may be enjoyed to the fullest ex.
tent. The number OF tickets 10 be sold will
be limited 10 100
For detailed Information and itineraries
apply 70 ticket agents, or address : w. T.
Draper, Tourist Agent, $40. New York.
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school Report.

Following is the report of No. 5 school,
Elder township. for month ending Jan. 20 !:
Average attendance. 81 per cent of at
tendance, Oh. Names of pupils perfect In
attendance during month, Bertha Miller
Mary Miller, Anna Eole, Mary Hass, Rosia
Hass, Edward Eble. Tine Eble, Philip
Kline. No. of visitors, 3. Ida j. Grimes,
teacher.
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BuckIen,s Arnfca SaIye.

The best saIve In the world foI Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chillblains'
Corps and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
scure Piles or 10 pay required. 1t is guar
anteed TO giye perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by E. j ames and W. W. McAteer. Loretto.
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.-
y To the heirs and legal representatives Of
John L. Evans. deceased
rake notice that an inquest will be held on the
premises OF John f. Evans. deceased in the
tOWnsh' 'ps OF Cambria and Blacklick in the
County OF Cambria, on Wednesday, February
29th next, at o'clock in the afternoon of thar
cay. Tor The purpose OF making partition Of the
real estate OF said decedent 10 and among his
heirs and legal reprcsen tatives II the same ca "A
oe done without prejudice 20 or spelling of the
whole; otherwise, TO value and appraise tie sam e
according law, at which time and place you n re
requested To attend II you think proper.
JOS. a. GKAY Sheriff
Sherif,s Ohlce. E1enshnrg. Jan. 20. lsss
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1 UDITOR'S NOTICE

~ Having been appointed auditor n decide
on-exceptions flied 20 the account Of w. H Smay
assignee OF John RCehm and to distribute the
funds in the hands Of said accountant notice Ne
hereby given that VIII SIT at the office OF w
Horace Rose, Esq. in Johnstown, Pa. on Friday
the 10Th day OF February, 1855 at 10 O'Clock A. N.
TO atterd TO the duties OF said appointment at
which time and place all persons Interested may
attend II they see proper. NJ d. KlTrEII
Jan. %, 1855. Auditn,
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NOTICE
~ To the heirs or the legal Representatives
OF BaltZer kohler, deceased
Take notice that inquest will be held at IN .
late residence OF Baltzer kohler deceased in tn g
oor9hgh o. Johns own, 10 the County Of Cambria.
on Thursday, the 18th day Of February lsss al .
o'clock In the afternoon Of that day, Tor the pur-
pose OF making partition OF the real OF said
deeedent TO and among his heirs ana legal rep-
resentatives, If the same can be done without
prejudice 10 OF spelling OF the whole otherwise
10 value and appraise the same according law al
which tins and place you are requested 10 attend
II you think proper. JOSEPH A GRAY
sherh's once. Ebensburg. Jan. q. lsss.
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NOTICE.-
~ In the Orphans Court of the County Of
Cambria. To the Heirs and Legal Representa-
tiyes of William J. Mcclure. deceased.
GRRETIsG: You are hereby cited TO be and
appear before the Judges of the Orphans Court
10 be held at EbensburR, on the hrst Monday of
March next, then and there 10 accept or refuse TO
take the Real Ests OF William J. Mcclure de-
ceased. at the appraised valuation put upon IL by
an Ing uest duly awarded by the said Court, CT
show ause why the same should not be sold.
JOS. a. GRAY Sheriff
Sherih's once, Ebensburg. Feb. 10, 1855.
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4 UDITORS' NOTICE

American Esgle Tobacco Co., No. 81 June
Term lss6 L -
7. \ Freeland s Company. \ Fl Fa
Having been appointed auditor to report dis
trlhution OF the fund arising from sale Of de-
fendant personal property On the above STATED
writ Notice is hereby given that l will sat for
the purposes of said apDointme ent at INV ONCE in
Ihe horoneh OF Ebenshurg on Tuesday. February
2lst. 1855 at 10 O'Clock A NJ. at which time and
place all persons interested may appear, or be
forever deoarred IRON cnming 10 on said fund.
DONALD E DIT TFrON. Auditor
Ebensburg, Pa, Feb. lst. lsss.
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a ssIGNEEs NoTICr.-

n Notice is hereby rivea that NJ r McDon-
aid, OF the borough OF Loretto Cambria county
Pa, has made an ass gument TO me OF all MS (, >
tate Tor the beneht Of his creditors All perscps
indebted 20 said NJ. r. Mcdonald are notIned 10
make pay ment to me without delay, and II Csc
having claims against him Will present n en-
properly authenticated for settlement
JOSEPH HOGUE
Assignee Of NJ. I. MCDONALD
LJ.eltJ J2c III Issg,-5t
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n UTICE-
~ Notice Is hereby geven tn at the following
accounts have been filed In the Court Of Common
l'leas OF Cambria county. and will be confirmed
by said court on the first Monday in March next.
un less cause be shown 10 tie contrary
First and final account OF Joseph TCmlinson,
com N ittec OF John NRught, IunaLic.
First and Final account of John T.. Gates a.
signee OF Matthias Kesse er. et. uX-
First anc nnal account OF JAS. NJ. Shumaker,
assignee OF John fl. Henning.
EoensburS, Feb. 10. Isss.
II. A. SHOEMAKER. Proth'y.
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\. ID. ISSs.
JOHN KIRBY.
J. u. LLOYD.
Attest-D. 4. MCGOUGH, Clerk.
WE. the undersigned. Auditors Of Cambria
county, res ,ectfully report that We have careful
ly examined the vouchers and accounts OF the
Receipts and Expenditures Of said county from
the 4th day OF January, 1857, - the Srd day OF
January. 1855. and md them stated. alsO the
foregoing statement of ASSETS and Liabilities Of
said county.
GIVES under our hands at the Commissioners
Once. In Ebensburg, this 30th dag Of January,
A ID. 1857.
GFO. A. kINKEAD.
JOS. W GRIFFIN, Auditors
LOUIS ROLAND,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing under the me of W. A.
Chaplin X Er 3. has been this day Sisolved.
W. A CHAPLIN s. BRO.
Slynn city. Pa Feb. lsss.
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Theyanh best tic nkamdN NuIm eb best Sc
add be They and ee 7aC Calico in Sc s.
sell tn best 6O an
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, MOUNTS DUE FROM .oNsrABLEs-

A MOI MS DUE FROM JONSTABLES--
1852 Henry Stemmer, JohnstOwn tn VS. - IS
lss3-E.. Il. Mccartney. T. COuemaugh-. - -
Henry Stemmer. JohnsJCwn attn W. - -
Geo. ID Prlngle. WilmCre Boz . OF
Issi-CTeo. L Kruas Barr twp ..-..--.----.- Is 50
D. II Jones Cambria twp. ! $
lss5- John A. TToXelI, Portage TWP. so ~
John y. StTaycr. SummeThill twp. IS Oi
lSe6-S B. EdmistOn. Barr twp...-.-... 3 So
L J ~eakland. Carroll twp. 2i7 Go
A. H. PenrOd. CrnyIe twp - ~ SO
IOhn y. StTsyer, Summerhill twp. l9s Os
Wm A Rager SCslUehanna twp. 392 o.
Hiram Kemmerer l.. Tay lOr-.--.--. l. 95
ISL. Geaklanb. Carroll twp. lf2 o.
Thos. Cuttings. Clearheld twp 10 G.
J. A. Kline. Elder tw p----------.----. - u
Thos Hancuf. CiallitZn BOr.-..---. 50 %
A ]. BerI ey. Grubtown BoT-----.-- y -
=. L. VI lillsT. yOhnstown 6-h w l2e -
Henry EIchensehT. PrOspec, BOr.. l6i 81
John A Platt. Susqehanna twp. ils -
Joseph jenkins, " Ia YlOr--....-..-.. ls5 10
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. ll9 %
DECEIvEb FROM SEATED AND UYsEAT-
Ia 4
:l4o o. 1892 o,

A MOUNT DUE DISTRICTS FROM COM-
~ MISSIONERS SALES AND REDEMP-
TION OF LANDS.
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IH L. M1RCH Ist, 1855,
AT O'CLOCK p NJ.
on the premises, all that certain farm or tract Of
land situate in BlackllcE township, Cambria
county, ADJOINING lands OF Z. FarabauEh. John
Hines. ". Stiles and others containing one
hundred acres more or less. about hfty acres Of
which are cleared. having thereon erected a
planE house, plank stable and n mill. There
is also fine orchard on the property.
En-TER Ms OF SALE.-Teu per cent OF the
bid 10 be paid on day Of sac the balance of Cne-
third on the confirmation Of sale. and the re-
mainder In two equal annual payments with in
terest TO be secured by the Judgment bonds and
mortgage Of the purchaser.
SANTT Ell REED,
Executor Of Ann Elizabeth Bracken
Persons desiring information in regard 70 the
above described property can apply 10 +. A.
Shoemak ker. Attorney Law, Ebensburg.
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GIVEN under. our hands at the Commissioners
Once. in EbcusbCrg, this 35th day Of January
II
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GIVES under our hands at Commissioners
ONCE, AT Ehensburg. Pa. thIs 18th day Of Janu-
airy, 4. d. IsSs.
LOUIS ROLAND.
JOS. ". GRIFFIN. Auditors.
GEO. 4. kINkEAD.
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Dt inma'es remaining in house January lst.
lsss there - males adults 20 females adults ,
males and female are blind males and females
are pariytic. males and females epleptic II
males and females are demeutcd. - males and
Z females over 90 years OF age, mr. les and Q
females are over 50 years Of age.
Ol the inmates 3! arc nati~es and p are for
cigCsTs.