rfSDAT ANUABY 12.
DCUTlib PEBSOKfcL
ErrxsBTiiG and Cejesbok Baxxucatx
r,r and after 3Ionday, October SI, 1BG4,
-iiuE cr. this road -rill run as follows :
1 c 00 A. 31., connecting -with Pitts, fc E.
' i.: 5.25 P. 31., connecting -with Pitts, E.
I Ex. East and 31 ail Train West.
Ixatx Crxssas
it 11.27 A. 31., or on departure of Flarr.
Accommodation East.
ix .40 P. 31., or on departure of Mail
Train WeEt,
Letter from Our Soldiers.
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: "jrreFTondence of The Allegharinn.
Meade's Sia., Ta., Jan. S, 1SC5.
TTcll, tie holidays have come and gone.
:-re' ioufi to Christmas, the weather was
cj'.d. bet the daj Itself was pleasant. The
izz. bboue bright, the air was mild, and
could easily fancy that the rirors of
c:n:er were abated out of deference to
:i.st d-y on which, either correctly or in-zzr-'-'"'-
J, placed the birth of Him who
..il that we might lire. Sat the cut
r::E of the old and the incoming of the
;.evT rear were dmerent. Ibe last dey of
:i.t erpiricg year was full of driving,
-.-linr, chilling wind, filled at times
::ner with rain, snow or sleet. As night
or: cpace, the fury of the storm rath
t: ibaa being diminished, was increased.
I'm ere was no quiet, modest retirement of
Lc old, nor gentle advance of the new
Tear, as though tbe dying lingered awhile
v. welcome tbe newiy-bom. -Nay," the
as if loth to go, and full of envy at
: successor, seemed anxious to combat
:i- eDtrance to life by all tbe fury of a
v.r.er storm. Meanwhile the moon hid
face, tbe stars refused to behold the
aud all nature robed -herself in
: darkness, till it seemed as if she
i-z clad herself in the habiliments of
z:vltlIv.z- But as the soldier in his tent
mr-ked his stars that he was not a Eoidier
a picket, End looked in the glowing fire
Jifjre him, he could see, or at least he
tid think, be could see, in its blazing
i.Lrlrh:nes of hope that bade himrpjoiee
:i tit riging storm without. It was ikn
o: course it was only fancy but that
ikaoj seemed to whisper in the tones of a
pjpLerTing angel that the fury tbe old
"ear raf spending in its dying agonies was
a:- to tbew us the wrath, at foolish as it
: Uiighrr, of an expiring treason against
...u'jrrj.
I Lavs a word to ssy about letters, letter-writers,
and the mails. There is an
uapreafion. di-ep and strong, that there is
vjUiething wrong wi'h the mailt; but
rier., or with whom, it is not my prov
ince to say. To be sure, a soldier will
rrow.. aud if befalls to growl et one thing,
is ouly LecEU-e he has fired his atten
"JL ol something else ; but when be ex
ercise? his growling prerogative at the
a.it. be does ed with apparent good rea-e-t-
' Is there a large mail to-day j"' is a
amnion inquiry. '-.None from Ebens
'v'&'z.'' is a common answer. Then there
"What's the matter with the
"There mast be something wrong
i-h tbe mail V '-Why don't we get our
otters V Lc, Lc. Poor soldier I who
headers that he growls ? Consider the
c-ie of a man who has a dutiful wife's
i-suriicce that she writes him twice or
tunee a week, while he gets not more than
Je letter out of three. But that's only
-'tie case. Poor soldier! ousrhtn t be to
owl? Ah, Mr. Delinquent Mailman,
r come up to time hereafter.
But, seriously, vhat is a soldier's letter ?
it you prefer, what ought it to be ?
lhat biy wearing his country uniform
ras as well reared as any. lie looks
rough just now, for he has rough work to
do, but among the comfortable homes of
New England, or amid the hills of Penn
fjlvania, is a spot about which is enthri
aed all that human memory holds sacred,
and that spot is that bry's home. When
& letter tent thence reaches him, a new
tre HghtE up the eye, a new rigor starts
the blood to quicker action, the soul re
ceives new life, and jpy fills the heart, as
ttie seal is broken. A Boldier's letter car
ries him back to the scenes of home and
Reside. It carries the boy to the paren
ts roof, and the father to thai circle of
"uich he is head. It is read, not once, but
over and over again, and ere he lays down
to rest, it is read still another time. In
tie night, when the mind revels in dreams,
these dreams take shape in accordance
ith the influence potently tho' silently
Verted by the letter from home. DceE
tt bring bodings of ill, and does it wear
Weariness of tone ? Or is it a sprightly,
letter, full 0f DewE, but not of tat
tling ? The latter is what it ought to be.
A plague upon all dull, prosy, gloomy,
ill-foreboding, bemoaning letters, when
Bent io & man wearing the Union blue 1
Let & letter be full of little bits of Be we,
the doings at and about home, bearing
good will towards all men, and recounting
the labors Df the provost marshals and
their crippled soldiers with iH skulkers
from the service. Only such a letter is
worthy to be sent to a Union soldier- He
knows his danger, knows his labor and
privations, and wishes not to have them
morosely recounted, for he lives rejoicing
in the hope of the final triumph of his
country.
On the 15tk ult., we were permanently
brigaded, and new form a part of the first
brigade, third division, ninth army corps.
This br icade is formed of the 200th,
205th and 209th regiments of one year
troops, and is commanded by Col. Divan,
of the first named regiment. The 205th,
207th and 211th regiments, also one year
troops, form the second brigade, under
commond of Col. Matthews, of tbe 205th.
The two brigades form the third division,
commanded by Brig-Gen. Harrranft.
LettcrB for us. in order to avoid til
mistake, should be addressed to Co. C,
200th Pa. Vols., 1st Brigade, Sd Divis
ion, 9 th Army Corps.
The health of the company continues
excellent. The deaths in the regimentE
by eicknes are only three, of whom one
was buried on Saturday.
On Saturday, 24th ult., we were glad
to welcome the arrival amongst us of our
Chaplain, Hex. J. S. Bemmon. . The fol
lowing day, he commenced what beyond
doubt will prove a career of usefulness by
delivering a brief but appropriate dis
course. G a
Etchings. "VTm.
hOI
a TDun-jr
man resident in Cambria township, who
enlisted in Co. D, Capt. Bowman, 20-Ath
P. V., last summer, died in hospital at
Alexandria, Ta., about a week since. An
accident ocfcurrtd to the train cn which
his remains were being brought home, on
the ZSorthern Central BB.., on Suturdey,
resulting in the utter demolih-icg of the
coffin wherein they were ensLriued. The
remains arrived here Sunday, and were
consigned to the grave on LI on day ....Jo
seph vVilliams, of Biackiiek rp., a member
of the 11 Otl P. V., died in hospital a
couple of weeks ago. Hi remains were
brought home for interment. He had
been in the service about fifteen mouths.
...Charles Albert Mills, son of Cupt. Da
vid ilills, of Gaiiitzin, this county, who
was captured by the rebels in the Shenan
doah YaUey some fourteen months ago,
and has been a prisoner ever since, has
beeu txcharged and arrived home. He
is well, but reports that he suffered beyond
description in the rebel coal-holes.... Mr.
James F Cam p bell has retired from the
editorial management of the Johnstown
Dcmucraiy and is succeeded by Messrs.
H. D. Woodruff t Son, of Perry county.
Both the outgoing and incoming editors
have our best wishes for their future suc
cess Quartermaster E. Frank-By tie, of
the 20&th P. Y., was home here on brief
leave of absence last week. His personal
pjearance laft the impression on our
mind that sogering agreed with him to a
constitutional nicety ....See a number of
new advertisements in to-day's paper
We understand that diptheria is again
prevailing to a great extent in this vicin
iry. In one family, named Kane, living
about three miles east of this place, four
children have died of this disease within
the past three weeks.
KB.. Scnnnx. A slight change as
to schedule went into effect on the Penna.
Baiiroaa on the 26th ult. Trains now
leave Cresson station as follows :
West Bait. Express leaves at -9.1E A. M.
" Ptila. Express " 20.O8A. 3L
" J aft Line " S.5S P. M-
Mail Train - " B.3B P. 31.
" Pitts. Erie Ex. " 6.12 A. 1L
u Emigrant Tiain 44 4.30 P. 31.
Eaei Praia. Exprese 44 1J2C P. 31.
41 Tasi Lice " 1-4C P. M.
" Past Hail 44 7-05 A. 31.
44 Pitts, a Erie Ex. " .32 P. 31.
" Harrisb. Accom. 44 11.27 A. 31.
fDon't stop.
See corrected schedule for Ed. & Cres
son Branch at head of first local column.
E. t C. KB. Co. At an election of the
stockholders, held on Monday last, the
following named officers were elected by
the Ebensburg and Cresson Kailroad
Company, to serve during the ensuing
year: President, A-A. Barker. Direc
tors, J. Moore, E. Koberts, H. Poster,
James Myers, Jbd. Williams, Thos. Grif
fiths, H.J. Lombaert, Geo. J. Kodgers,
Abel Lloyd, Kichard Jones, Jr., Isaac
Evans, Kobert Davis.
The sleighing continues excellent
hereabouts.
: On Tnesday, Sd Instant, at
Bloomington, M'Lane county, Xllinois, by
Kev. Mr. Bailey, pastor of the New School
Presbyterian Church of that place, Mr.
Battd D. Pnrcx, of Cambria tp., Cam
bria county, to Miss Steak Jake Wjtl
TTAais, of Bloomington, formerly t)f Eb
ensburg. In the midst of their new-found happi
ness, dut friends were not forgetful of ye
Printer. In o. They remembered us, and
after a manner that was peculiarly grati
fying. For this, taken in connection with
the high degree of esteem we have ever
entertained for the bridegroom and bride,
we tender them our thanks and congratu
lations. May .happiness, prosperity and
contentment encompass them ever. May
they live to the green old age of the
Psalmist, and may each "succeeding year
only rivet the tighter the bonds which
bind them together. May they, in short,
fully realize the truth of the poet's re
mark, that "Marriage, rightly understood,
gives to the tender and the good a para
dise below."
MAT.r.iTD: At Sum mitvilie, Cambria
county, on Tuesday, Sd inst., by Bev. Mr.
Evan, Mr. Jaicts S. Todd, of EbenEburg,
former editor of the Democrat & Sentinel,
to Miss Akkiz M'Cokkeix, of Summit
ville. Accompanying the above notice, we re
ceived a liberal share of the wedding cake,
for which favor the happy couple have
our warmest thanks. If our prayers for
their happiness and prosperity thonghout
life were of avail, then indeed would theirs
be a never-ending pathway of roses, full
of Eweeisand fragrance, and abounding in
ambrosial delights.
IS OT TlSIELI TO TEX XaTIE) EtI.
We intended making a number of im
provements in the general appearance of
.77- AUrgTiaruan during tbe holidays, and
actually stopped the publication of the
paper two weeks for that purpose, but
unlooked-for events asserted themselves
upon our notice, to the prevention of our
cherished purpose. We are sorry for
this, but assure our readers that at an
early day these improvements, from mere
idealities, will be reduced to the compass
of accomplished facts.
Tni: Setutttaltt. During the last
week of December Court, Mr. J as. Myers,
the newly elected Sheriff of Cambria coun
ty, was duly "sworn in," vice Mr. John
Buck, whose term of ofice had expired.
Candor compels us to say that Mr. Buck
made an excellent Sheriff, and from tbe
well known character and ability of Mr.
Myers, we are sure the reins of office will
descend to a mast worthy successor.
Mauilixd - At the residence of the offi
ciating clergyman, on Tuesday, 20th ul:.,
by Bev. Solomon Bensboof, Lieut. Tnos.
Davis, 19th U. S. I., to Miss Scsas
B luke act, both of Jackson tp., Cambria
county
Mahlizd : At Fallen Timber, Cambria
county, on Christmas evening, by Bev. T.
Tan Scoyoc, Mr. M auxin SBorrxxu to
Miss Budecca G. Powr.i.T., all of Cam
bria county.
L''"ETTEKS eemaikixq CCLA TMED
IK TEE 1-OrT OrFlCE,
At Hbensbtsrg, tate of J'ennsilvaiiia,
January 2, J BCa.
3Irs. Jane Eruse TLomas 31'Gaher
Daniel L. Bro'p-n Miss Lizzie ilitchell
David Crook A. S. Taiiefi
Gust Cbristev Timothy Maxwell
Joseph ConvBT 31tb. liorrdone
ZVlra. Eachel Davis 31rs. Jane Itoberts
Thos. Dodd ISanrv Eodksv
John Davis 31 rs. Susan Eager
Ivlrb. Margaret Eollen Georpe Sowers
John ltlt 31 rs. 3Iary Sb comaker
MIes 3Iag-ie.E. Jones George Strom
31rs. Jane Johnston Mies Mary Settlcmir
"Wm. D. Jones 3irs Cath. J. Langdon
Thomas Eevill Eoberi D. Thomas
Eev. Edger Lemmou James Thomas
3IrE. Piora Lemmon Miss Charlotte "Walt
John Lemon 3Iiss Susan Wissirger
3Iiss Emma M'GoTvin
JOEJT TEOilPSCVJs P. 31.
January 12 1864.
A UDITOB'S NOTICE.
!jL The undersigned Auditor, eppointed
ly the Orphans' Court of Cambria county, to
report distribution of the funds in the hands
of Tfm. Palmer, Esq , administrator of the
estate of Frederick Eiepper, deceased, hereby
notifies all perBong interested that he -will
attend to the duties of Baid appointment at
his office, in the borough of Ebensburg, on
THURSDAY, the 2Gth day of JANTAliE, at
one o'clock, P. 3L, at which time all persons
are required to present their claims, or be
debarred from com"mr in for a share of the
fund. JSO. ETSCAKLAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Jan. 12, 1BG5.
A UDITOB'S NOTICE.
3 The nndersimed Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans' Court of Cambria county, to
report distribution of the funds in the hands
of J. M, Campbell, surviving administrator of
tbe estate of James S. Clark, deceased, hereby
notifies all persons interested that he will
attend to the duties of said appointment at
his office, in the borough of Ebensburg, on
TBFESDAY, the 2d day of rEDEUAEY next,
at 1 o'clock, P. 11., Et which time all persons
are required to present their claims or be
debarred from coming in for a Bhare of the
fond. JQ- E. 6CAXLAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Jan. 12, 1665.-3t.
yHsDSET' IMPBOTED
ELOOD-FT. A P.CHES 1
For the cure of all diseases arising from an
impure state of the blood, such as
Scrofula,
Cancerous formations,
Cutaneous diseases,
Erysipelas, Eoiis,
Pimples on the face,
Sore Eyes. Scald Head,
Tetter affections,
Old and stubborn tlrerE,
Eheumatic disorders,
Dysjepsia, Costiveness,
Jaundice, Salt Eheura,
Mercuriul diseases,
General Debility,
Liver Complaint,
Loss of Appetite,
Low Spirits,
Foul Stomach,
Female Complaints,
Together with all other
disorders from an im
proper condition of the
circulatory system.
As a general Tonic, its effects are most
benignant, and it cannot fail to benefit
where used perseveringly, and according
to directions.
TPJn'AXxn asd soi.r it
TL. E. SELLEES CQ-, P1TT5ETEGE, PA.
JOHNSON'S
EEErilATIC COMPOUND
ELOOD PrEITIEE!
Zais gitsat internal remedy is the best med
icine ever offered to tbe public for tbe ef
fectual cure of liheumatism. Gout, Neuralgia.
Dyspepsia, and as a Eiood Purifier, it has no
equal for all diseases arisiug from an impure
Ftate oi the blood, such as Scrofula orEing's
Evil, Scald Head. Tetter, Eing TVorm, Female
complaints, and all break-outs on the face or
body. The vast number of rub-on medicines
which formerly have leeii used for those dis
eases were mertlv temnorarv in their effects,
and of doubtful virtue but the EEETT3IATIC
COMPOT-sD reaches the Eourct of all trouble,
and effectually banishes the disease from the
system by its immediate action on the LioocL
TVt advise one and all xo give it a trial, and
become satisfied of its wonderful power.
rixrAF.ru rr
K. . SELLEES k CO., Sole Proprietors,
Corner TTood and Second sts.,
PITTiL'niGH, PA.
5cg"-To whom all orders must be addressed.
Price, One Dollar per bottle, or six bottles
for Five DoEars.. I or sale, wholesale and re
tail, bv drugrists evert-where.
s
ELLEBS' LITEB PILLS 1
JfcEEead and judge for yourself.
Srxvxa Caxxu, Ohio Co., Tirginis, ")
xUirch 20. Ifc49. J
Mn TL. E. Snxnuf Lear Sir I think it a
duty I ewe to you and the public generally to
state that I have been alHicted with Liver
Complaint for a long time, und so badly that
an atscess formed and broke, which left me
in a very low state. Having heard of your
celebrated Liver Pills being tor sale by A. E.
Sharp, W est Liberty, aud recommended to me
by my pbysician. Dr. F. SulL, I concluded
to give them a fair trial. I purchased one
box, and luund hem just what they are rec
ommended the best Liver Fills ever used ;
and atter takirg four boxes, 1 find the dis
ease has entireiy left me, and am now per
fect: v Fill. E-spectfuHv vours.
D. XL COLEMAZs.
PXJCX ZZ CEKTS.
s
LEBS' COUGH SYBUP!
From A. Cushing, Druggist, S. Lend, Ind.
D. S. Owxk, Esq. Dear St- In reply to
your favor of the 13th instant, I would sbt
that th sale of Sellers' 3Iedi-:ines has far ex
ceeded my exjectationB ; and in no case have
they failed to prodnce the desired eSect. The
Cough Syrup is a cure for coughs, colds, &c
and the cheapness .t the article places it
within the reach of ell, which, together with
its efficacious qualities. renderB it a vnivertal
favorite. Jfot a day passes without numerous
calls for i'the one thing needful," at this sea
son of the vear, viz, Sellers' Cough Svrup.
Yours, A. G. CUSELNG.
s
LS' VEBMIFUGE !
From Eev, S. "Wakefield, former Pastor of the
Liberty street M. E. Church.
Mx. TL E. Sexixxs It is from a sense of
duty, as weE as with great pleasure, that I
bear testimony to the virtue of your justly
celebrated Termifnge. I procured a Eingle
bottle, and gave it to three of my children,
who had been El tor several wekB. The el
dest was seven years old, the next four, and
the youngest eighteen months. The first
passed fifry-six worms, the second forty-seven,
and the third a considerable number, not
distinctly recollected. Since then they have
been doing well, and are now in good health.
Truly, S. 'WAEXFIELD.
Price 25 cents.
raxPAnrr akt bolt et
E. E. SELLEES t CO.,
decl-ly TITTESrEG, IV.
f5
HIG HLX. XMPOBTANT
TO ELA CES3UTES.
rpur-fths of time and hard labor saved y
ISAAC C. FTJT GEE'S
mr. USD C031PLETE TILE AXD EAKD
EENDEE,
j Patented llarch 31;, lCi- Its chief acvantk-
are
lr.t. EcVltg strong gear heels to obtain
power, one man can operate it to bend cold
wagon tire, any size under 1 ly 4 inches.
2L Eaving rucvabi coEars, to hold th
bar square ou the porxaiIt rolirrs, it takes all
twist out of the bar, whiii bending iu : regu
lar circie-
2d. It can be shifted to bend to ary desired
circle, from ine up to tT-fclre iertj in one
minute.
4th, Eaving a movable centre iost, which
can be quickly taken off, tires and band are
easily taken out.
r.th. The upjer ribl-d roller will alweyi
draw the bar through.
Cth, Being guaged and numbered, a card
with directi or;t accompanies it.
The 3Iachine in good (oil the journal? i
running orJer, bolted upon a strong pere of
timber, without legr cr crank, fur -11, or with
iegF and crank for t-HO.
All cafch orders promjt:y atiended to.
ErTj-State and Count v Eights lor sae.
ISAAC C. SEN" GEE.
Ebensburg, April 34, lf-04-tT.
rpAYLOB CBEMEB,
X AT TEE LT U-vTIJS GluS ri:S EETES .
EtKTliCKL'K. Pa.
Sell Fruit k Ornamental !Irt, Tines c of
better growth, larger size, aud at lower prices
than auy of the --orthcrx or Eartcrn 2v ui tcriex
and warrant tbem true to name.
Standard Apple trees at its tents each
SlC per 100.
Peach trees, 15 to 20 cts each i!2.&0 is,
11. per 10
Standard Pear treeF, to Tf cts ouch.
Dwarf Pear treej , r-cj tol each 20 to S
j.er 100
Dwarf Apple trees, 50 to 75 cts each
Standard Cherry trees 27j io 75 ctt
Dwarf Cherry xrttB 50 to75 c.tt.
Plum trees 50 cts.
Apricot trees 40 to 50 cts,
Nectarine trees 25 cts each.
Grape Vines 25 cts to fl.
Silver Alapie trees C2 to Jl.
European Ash, 75 to 1.
European Larch. 75 cts to 1.5t?
Ivorwy Spruce. 50 cts to fl.
American Eaisam Pine. 75 ctf to $1.55
American & Chines t Arbor Tite CI
Si. 50 '
Strnwherry Plants. S"l jer 1 0C. it. ct
Euntington, Jan. 25. It60.-tf
7O0D MOBJLELL L CO.,
"WHOLESALE AND EETATL I'EALEES
in Eisns or HriicxAyiasE,
Eeep constantly on hand the I
'oil owing r.rti-
Ciee :
DEY GOODS.
CAEPETINGS,
EATS A?T CAPS,
OIL-CLOTES,'
EOVXETS.
EAEDT7AEE,
CLOTZLN'G.
iroTioxs.
QTEEXSTTAEE.
LOOTS a SECES,
GEOCEEIES.
PISE. SALT.
FLOFE. LACOS,
rrrn or axi xikt.s. n;GF7;r; n
Clothing and Loots and Sho.es made o
oruer on reasonable terms.
Johnstown SI arch 1 lECG-tf.
PATP.OTIZE TOm OlFj 2
TV Protection Mutual Tire Insurance Co
OF CAMBBIA COUNTT.
L O C A T L li A T II EXSSUEc, jA.
rpEE above named Comparv. or"Rn-d
JL April i;ih, 1857, wEl tfict in-urances cn
property at safe rates. Being j.artimiarlv
careful in the risks taken, this Comt-arv j.rel
sorts a reliable and cheap medium, through
which persons mny secure theniselves again
probable looses by hre.
Office on Centre Street nearly orffaiit
Thompson s -Xountain EouFt.'r
JOILV TVILLIAEE, PrerL
D. J. Jcrrs. Sec y. . Treac.
A. A. LALEEH, Agent.
rpHlSTTArPOB LOIIETTO. CHEST
i SIBLINGS L ST. ArGL'STIST !
The subscriber, i av-n- im-r-',ui..i .r,
Btoct of Eorses, EacksCarriares. fcc. of the
iaie rm ot Kyun i: Iurbln. t-gs lesve to
inform his frjeudE and the Public in general
that he is now prepared io furniih them with
every accommodation in his line of business
es iine of Hacks conn-ctr with aL the train
j u.. i. . a.iowirg T.assergers
ueey whr.iever. CaEs drsr?' rr.m'r
ers no
tended to. ,i0 j DEIiE'lX.
CoiT: coal: coal-:
S The subscriter is now cclt
CoEiery of "Wm. Tiiry, r at LE5v Station,
on the Pennsylvania Eailroad. Cambria couiy-
-ing on
ty, and will be gl-d fill all t)iders. to any
amount, of citizens of EbmM.urg and viria
ity. toatisfiictu as u u:liTy of Coai r-uar
untied in all cases. TTll, TELE Y, Jr.
Aj.ril ilE. lB04-;m
TNSUBANCE AGENCY.
L James Purse, tgent for the Elair conntw
and Lyruming i'utuci Tire Insurance Com
panies, Jonnstown, Pa
iXlT" Will attend j.romptly to making insu
rance in any pari of Cumbria county tpoa
application bv iett-er or in person,
Aiarth 12 th, 2 bCS-tf,
DMINI.-TBATfJB'S NOTICE.
-J- Letters of Adaiinistratiot ra tbe e?tate
ot Evan I. Davis, lute uf :umbria Uiwuship.
Cambria county, dec 'd hiring beei! granted
the subscriber Ly tb Eegister of aaid t-ountv
a!! iersons indebted to ta.d esuiteart reques
ted to make imnirdinte payment, and tuo?e
having claims against the saine wEl present
them, prfveriv autl.t?nticaied. for sctttement.
LACEEL DAVIS. AdmiuisrTtktrix.
Cambria tp Dec. lf. l?G4-a
TBAT COTV.
Came t j the residence of the subscriber,
in Croyie township, on or about the 1st of
September last, a red t ow with conaiderabie
white about the bely and lega, and love, wide
boms, and apparently about 5 years old. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take her av a-r ur
she will be disposed oi according to law.
JAS'JS CEE3I.
December 1, IP 04,
STilAY COW
Came to the residence of the subsTiber
on or about the 1st day of November, a larf-e
Elack Cow, about 111 or 14 vtars old. Th
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her awa-r, oz
she wEl be disposed of according to law, '
AJvPEEW DrXMIEE.
ls"ov. 24, 1B&1.
BEand bills of aE kinds printed a thrs
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