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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-09

Die &atlertn blidt. tbn taft erl&ro>
den an. ~Du weibt alio aud oaS?
SD bin allo 1tlblt bier 1T mtinen1 g.
md&ern nt@t fiber Ypr Deinen Spdberz
au9en." M&a. p
~StilL fiji, enti9ulpise Did ni@t!
Du fennf alio baS Mdoden nell
Dies Der @ro6flr1 liebt? 81 fte id6n 2"
~S&Sn tpie Der iuuae Sag, unl4nlois
unp tlu9."
~9(lio sefdbrli9", laste bic 4ailerin
fnnenc. ~9lio notbwenpt9, SAP tie be>
Iettt9t werpt! @1re Mrfarcw! Diets
Mdp9en s.nirt mid. &annit Du ibr et@
pas anb6n9tu? &annft Du lit uno ibre
Gamilit aus petersburg entfernsn, l9nell
unp fiber?
uSa, Majetdt, cas- fam i9. Sd
fam ZEN @ater elmer @erl4mRrune tez
l9ulri9en, tenn Ct fannie &abt@ef."
v9(ein> feline @srl4wSruns>" rief bic
&ailtrin baitis. ~&eine politil6e @nz
flast baS nladtt, ben s@gater nus ~ ..ei1eut
Mdirtyrer, unp 9tebt ser Gcdter einea
5etltsenI heiu, ber {le fir eiuenG erlitbten
nod Yiel interre0anter madt.3 Neiu> Is
mub cine Nnfla9e iein> weld,e entebrt,
welde IS Dem @rpbfIrlt ten sunm69li9
madt. cieles Maodm ferner 81 ieben>
>peil er .ild ibrer lbdrnen muG. 8eibt
Du Der9lei6en?" 49,.
Nrtarpm blidte eiuen Moment ilnneno
20, fid bin, Damn auf einmal i9oB e. tpie
Elm 8lib uber lein Mneeli9t btn> unp Elm
bTbni|he5 9aden cerfldrtt feline bdBlidm
3t9e. ~ -.
vSSa, MaisRlt if pei6 ettpa5>" riei
er. G5 9iebt Elm Mittel,B atsr unpSoG~
ter zines entebrenoen @erbre9enS a>;r>
3ufla9en 1no 81 literfibren, 10 Dap man
fe bel9impft %nnp::entebrt unp uab Slit
rien t%ranSportireu fam. ..
uSebr gut" 1asts &atborina ruDi9.
vOebrauGe nieles Mittel. Sur warte
oamit big mad Rem 8aufeite> Dem i'd
babe IS msiren lieb(en> tbeuerten Gnfe|
Yerl pro6en> paS i9 baBWdp9eu auf oen
8aQfele. leben mill. @enn iie niat corI
erldieue> .mUdte cerGrubfirit Yermutben,
baD rus Mlp9en oaS Spfer einer Sn5
tri9ue 9eworoen, oenn Die gerliebten
weibtDu> i1np miFtraailh, Nlir ma d
benz Bale"
uMajefit> balten 4, OnaoeuL ni91
II a d Dem 8aQe> ionosrn aui ben
Bale 1pI pa5&erbreden cntpeft weroen
uuc 1rsnr mir Gm. Wujeitlt erlau=
ben, coE i'd Shnen ren Ylan mitthsils
llnr-"'
uNihr cod, ia mill 9ans unbetbeilia
bleiten> mo mill gar nihtS nt6en! g.
ereift meins9lerYen al ! GSedafirt mid
S1 babe liberties Gin metdcs 5erS i'd
tDrnts Mitleio baterL uno Wttleip war'
bier Elm polttiihe5Gerbreden Der @rpB:
f%lrtsmub ~fid %etentirtis oermdtlen pas
1T cine pplitilGe Notbwenei9feit, uno Id
barf baber fein Mttleio boben' nit feline,
vsrltebter 9aune! EriH al1o Define Gpr
t%ersitunern> Nrfarow ! SD werre Did
telpbnen, menn ras @ers eethan it,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-09
Der Brill al / y m5ud.a

y MnBebrogeu mar enpli1 Der 9rpye> Yen
Dem Observation-Disclosures nt6t aleit1
lo1bern au6 spn 9an5 petersburg NIT
.Gebn1u9t errartcte Sag pe5 Baufe0eS !
SIN Saurilbeu palalte waren bunoerte
BON DieneyN uno 2eibei9enen lie Gale
nit Blumen u,,p Eeppidet, Ouirlancen>
une Te{tpns Ypn foitbaren1 .0olp unp
'Giltsr eurdwirften StoTen Su rer;iere11,
rrp II eeu N~n9cbeuren SpeiieliIen bic
Gafsln nit Cob mn Gilbeysel1uren
gu teIeBen> weld,e ~ rem beili9en Sage
aus rer {leiaen 9ebeimm G@aBfanmer
bsrnpr8etolt tparen, unc felt lansen Sab
rem, heute sum er1ts;n Wlale ouf f~ailerliz
der Gofsl pransen ~lo(lten. Captain
YaulNerilnfow bate ter&aierinWrr 9ez
9ebalten, CT botte oen Speiten 0uroe&apz
tain sen beicen Suwelltrel1> Sen Yisr
SplDaten> nt@t eber bte&eller he's fletren
1ebeimen@ taats19aBes rerla0en> bis ale
&pfer unr&dlten 9e5Fnet, uno u,terlu6t
bis Elm genaue6 Ger;eiGnib Der In benz
1elbe1' entbaltenen Suwelen uno So fbarz
fetten alfgenpn>men wproen.
Die@e@ Gerssidnig brabte er eann ielz
Ser &atlerin> unp olS &atbartna IS las,
Sudte elm {tolSeS 9d9e[n ouf ibren &ips
pen.
SD bin mabrltdt reider ais i'd
olaubte>" luote fte, ,uunp' i'd babe ba in
meirem fleinrn Seller 70 riel 8rillanteu
bab i9 mir pisuet6t Elm &1ni9rei9 uno
MiQionen slidltder l1ntertbanent faufen
fDnute> oenn 1T auf Green Nue6 fluff
li@-nur bic &reue nt9t uno bieGDrlt9z
felt. Du bif Elm treuer uro ebrli9er
Dfener tnp t9 banfe Dir, Captain Yaul
bon Mertl9fpm."
IT, Wajefdt," erpieperte Der &aptain,
inbem er arlf feline &nie nieberlanf uno
pie parserei6te 5anp Der &ailerin an
1etne 2ippen oridte, uMajetdt, td babe
nur metne @dulcisteft setban reiter
ni9tS ;" ,.u, = e..
uNd> ME @eni9e f1nl1eu paS ypn ftd
ia9en, Nertldfow, 1euf3te &atbarina, uno
mie nent9e 1peroeu treu befuncen> >penr
Der Tsrfibrer an Jpn berantritt. 8leibe
mir treu, Saul Yon Neril6fotp. uno bSre
ni9t auf bic >Stimme bcS Ser u9er5.
Mau bat mir qeiagt Du babeit nit benz
@errdtber ben, &a0i&ef III &erbinbuna
aelanoen. @tiQ, entiauloioe Did ni&t
Bin i@ bod ielber pom ibm setdui9t porz
ben> uno babe ben 6o9verratber fir Ell
men @etreuen sebalten, Der canttar mare
fir 9enpi1enr @obltbaten. Barum ioQz
tef Du Damn nt9t 9etdnidt peroen, wie
Define &atlerin. Mber i'd 1parne Did,
Nerilafuw, 1et itst yorli9ti9 in Deinen,
l1mgar9, Bic Spaberaueer1 ,metne6 Yoltz
3timinfiterS ino auf Did .9eridtet unp
Du ueiBt ia, man 11en1,t benglrfarop Ben
Eiser BON @%etersburs, @fn Der aber
einmal NIT feinen idarfen EaBen gepadt
bat pen libt fr ni&t .wieter los, BEN GER
H. =. .aA raaA, -tTFn FfS,E-EFT IA FiEuF FstFlE lIRf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-09

MempbiS.- MiiFiTppi batgleprn,
ben &abicalen Ganoioaten fit @puver~
neur nit eroberM ajurttdt 9etpablt. Die
@eleg9ebung 1T raptfal. MT
T.. = Did 9amilton> @onlerDatiper,
tpurbe gum @puYerneur bon GeraS 9e>
wdblt. .r,. ..,. If ,%1
- IS M5reer wel@e gum Goce SER
urtbeilt 1inr, tperben tpen11 feline 8e9na<
pisung etntrttt, in otelem Monat seba1z
9el1 ,rerben inter ibnen Dr. paul
S@Sppe in Carlisle pa. ~. f:.m
81 empbiS.. - Mlcorn6 Maioritdt>
fiji @puoerneur spn Mil7i1ppt 1T 32,=
662. -.'$. a.. j. ~. 49, -. >, ..2@.I. .l 60, j..
Scra . n, 2. ,Dec.-Sn Der Gmz
,pire &oblengrube lei Wilfesbarre pa.
.fano 9eitern Morgen cine Grploien tutt,
wpbur6 fInfNybeitsr 1@wer serlest tur<
ub"+ ..s.f a@ar.Y&Fah 100 NJ Sug3@ s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-09
&dmpte uno Qr(umpfe
rbtr
@riuneru1lgen DDn4OS Qbren
DON
-. s. BnruMsa.
&en tbm 1elbf 9e1@yisben
-. =. BMratMxaa.

Sampe Griumpbe III eit Nu5aug
aus Dem gsibifti3en urb ereignibsoQen 2eben bs5
0errt q. J. Barnun1, ais 3aufmnnn, gerpalter,
8ansier, Nebner unS slitli6er @9au=4usTeQer
nuf ;uei GontinerteA.
Dies 8u@ 1T Don bpbem @ertbe "
Cir ale Dieienisen, tpel9e ben 2ebenslauf hes
slidlidl!en @9auausfeQers III Mnnerifa aerns r.
fen mSSbten;
Cir bic Gsnnbaitsn unb JrU9li1s1 Db Fs le,'
ven pber la9en tppQen;
Tiir oisjeniscu, wsl9e ibre 9aufbabn anfansen,
une 9ernc pilen m19ten, nit 1e bic Setter bin>
a~uflteieen 1r1en;
Sir Oieientsen, ,pel@e pbet an Der Setter a,,et-
somnten flno, unb Nnbern serue mittbeilen, tuie fe
BORT an9etomn,en Ilnb; .o.,. =. a..
3iir Giejenissu, psl@e bsrunter eefaQen abr
ehtldlofcn ilno, ben Rampf nodntals gu bette
Ben;
Sir Disjenisea iunsen 9eute, tpel9e besitrie
llub baS Wsbein1niB 51 erfabren, tpie man sas
Dlif errtn0t;
Sir bic Glidli9sn, bic il4 Gtts ben Woblaant
Anberer f~re,tet tSnnen; ,r..pH
SIR Diejeuigen, ipel1e einem .{9arfsn gepb=
a9ter ttab uttfrbaltenben GrSabler ser,,e aub1>
ren;
Sir Dielent9e, tpelde Barnum'5 Mu( eur, ieue
unSerglei9li9e @ammlung Don yferfpiroigteiten
Wunoert unb @9aBen, bic 9errt .. beriibnt1
naa1te, eeleben baben (unb ibre 3abl 1T 2eeipn.)
unb iebt bic i%eltlamen, r1erfwiiroi9en uno intere1>
lonten Dinge ieben raSdten, pel9c e. 1T 1einen
@ebd9tuiB aufbewabrt bat.
Dieie Oe19i9te zines QebenSolters>
fril9 unS seiluou auf jeber @eite, bistet Inter.
baltune Belebrung uub Nuben, ME fein anoerea
@erf l6 riibmen fam.
Seoiuouueen:
Oieles @erf tpirb nit ue,ett Stereatpp. plat.
ten, auf i9Dnes papier seorudt une NIT 80
Nupferliben ~ser3iert tuerber. tuorunter bds tppbl=
sstrofene 8ilbnt6 bes gerfaGers. Gs entbal
aobe5v 800 eugseerudte 8ve. @titen, unb hau5r,
baften Ginban6en iiterliefert tuerbe1, 5u folgenser
btQi9en Yrei1sn, 3ablbar bel reberlteferung:
Su Grtra feines enslil9es Sud- 8ebuneen, mt
sel prengteltem @9nitt $3.50.
Jn Grtra feines eneltlteS Sud- sebunbem, mi
sergplbstem 59nitt $500. ;, ,.> ..
9n 2ebtr, 8tbliotbtt Gtnbant,, NIT seisrente4ten
9bnitt $4.00.
Man fam bieie8 @erf bur@ uniere Isenter
srbalten, la es nur bur9 @uoieriptipn nertauf
pirb.
Die @ublcribenten brau9en bas Bud ni9t 81
1ebnter, teenrt IS 1ti9t lit jebtr 9in(idt nit be-
Bef@rethnng Hberetn1tuauat. " ( ~, 7 j
g. 9. 8urr s &c., -
9srausssbsr, 9artfors, CONT
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@e1u6t.

.0e1u9t- Sen eiueu beutiGer, IS SABRE
atten Mtabden cine Steae ais Aiuterudo&sa. Naberes In
Scr Staatstett2n3s-OTf te.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-09

Bir bieten unlern @prrat6 vou &lrt>
BERT uno Furnishing Goods ~ 10 bis
20 Yyocent unter &oltenprei8, pa wtr tn
ben nd9itsn 60 Ga9en oas @el4aft alb
ptdeln !peroen. @belpeS, @ounttrS unp
Glide >pereen btQis ~perfauft.
&baS. 8etbe y &c.,
go. 50 &pbert Strabe, ;pilh. 4. uno 5.
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,::1aan qga naun& 1if r!aT
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2elet !5>G&e>et !.

&auft MIR Sdube nit i"ilbernen pser ~fupfernen Stappet.
Dtefe!ben halten sreima! 70 LANCE ais irssno wslde pgre
fas. IS TT 5bortsit aNsere fiji, &tassr 81 tauisn.
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&erlQu0t
3ebrcr %verlanat.

Gin gutter eehrsr uirS serIa,st in, S6wlbiIritts Sc. a.,
gDvprterrp Gpwu, Waibiustpn 70. Salair ron $3.50 per
MpRat Nsbit Relt. N1teres III oer Staats 3eitang GiEce.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-09

"light on prlckly pear tree. The eagle
did so, and the commander started to eel
ebraie the marriage at the pear tree, be-
ing followed by large train of Panaeoes.
but, under the pretext of viOlins, powder,
etc, he travelled ON until the Indians all
deserted him.
HencelorIh, as the story goes. Monte
yuma made no improvements, and his
people were scattered over the country =
He afterwards deposited the archives OF
the Papago and Pimo nations in cave
near Santa Rosa, and ordered that they
celebrate the feast there every fourth year,
which custom is siIli observed. The ma
ton gradually diminished, and Montezu-
ma wandered about until rhe Indians have
lost all traces of him. - Detroit Post
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y. A sHoEMAKER... . GEO. oATxAN.
SHOEMAKER & OATMAN, ATroR-
- NIYs AT Law, Ebenshurg, Pa. Offices on
High street. Immediately east of Huntley's
hardware store. [sp9,'69.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-09

A BIT OF ROMANCE The New Yofk
the career of the beneftcior whose death
two hemispheres are mourning:
a number of years ago, when Mr.
Peabody was just entering upon his ca
recr OF success as business man, in Bal
timorc, he met by chance, il the street, q
poor girl. who was bat child, but whose
pleasing face and gentle manner attracted
his notice Questioning her as 10 her
parentage and surroundings, he found her
in every way worthy of his regard, and a
fit subject for his bcnefactiou. He at once
adopted her as ms ward, md gave her an
education. As she advanced in age, her
charms of person as well as the brightness
of her intellect. won the affections of her
beneflctor Through this relationship,
he had ample opportunity of watching her
progress, and day by day her hold upon
his affections grew stronger. A. length,
as the ward bloomed into womanhood,
though much her sinior in years. Mr.
Peabody offered her his hand and fortune.
Greatly approaching his generosity, and
acknowledging her attachment tor him as
almost father, she with great feeling
confessed that honor compelled her TO de
cline the acceptance of this his greatest
act Of generosity, Informing her suitUr that
her affections had been given to another,
clerk in the employ Of her benefactor.
Though disappointed and grievously
shocked, the philanthropist sent for his
clerk, and learning from him that the en-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-09
DENTI@S @STRY
DIR. JOHN FRY,


Having permanently located in Iohnstown. IS
prepared 10 nswer all rofession,l calls and in
sert ARTIFICIAL TEETH on genuine Rub
her (Vucanitt) Base, or. II preferred he will
insert them on Gold go carets fine) or Silver
Chemically pure both of his own preparing
on Flatina, Aluminium, Palladium, Coralite
and Adamantinc. 4 lso, the Porcelain teeth
Extracting, Filling and Cleaning of Teeth
carefully performed, avoiding all unp ecessary
pain
he would also call attention to his new mode
flliug teeth with CRY STAL GOLD. p hich IS
the best preparation ever introduced for filling
teeth. He eau restore n TOOTH u Irs NATURAL
sHArK with this gold. and make the filing as
solid as piece of gold coin. Go and have
your teeth examined every six months at least
and if there is any decay shout them have them
flied with Crystsi G d ard ycu will never
need artificial teeth. Artificial teeth are a good
substitute, but they do not compare with the
natural teeth when in hes lthy state.
All work done IN such manner not to be
e1celled in STYLE, Beauty. Comfort, Lightness
Durability, nd warranted to give satisfaction
and be harmless TO the mouth
Samples of his work NAV be examined by ali
who desiI e to see hem. The following speaks
for itself
TESTIMONIALS
We the unjersi gned citizens OF Latrabe and
LiEonier, " est moreland county, Pa, che, rful
ly submit the following as expressive of our
estimate of Dr. Fry's abilities as Dentist:
We regard DR.. Fry naturally adapted to
the profession Of his choice. His mechanical
ingenuity has furnished to his art many invaI-
uable modification and improv emenls. and We
deem it due to him and the public ut large to
say that, from a long and ultimate acqu4iut-
unce, we can confidently recommend him to all
who may feel interested, able, faithful
and experienced workman.
LArRoBE-El Ferguson. ID. D John Nc
Girr, " Rev Jerome kearuey, J. L Cham
her. " s. Head. ) seph a. Head, MichI Bos
sort, David Williams
LIeoxikR-L. T Beam NJ. D.. VIM Ash
com, Jacob Eicher, \ II Marker, Esq. jacob
Brenizer ? n Joseph Scroggs, d. D.
LArGHLINsrovS-Robert Louther, ESQ A
& Arulor = NJ.
FAIRFIELD-Dr. J mes Taylor. my ely J
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l., 1omen are on every side, and orpha ns
Io' bread, because husbands and ia
'Ie's lived and died uninsured b"
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EBENsBURG; Pa, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1869. !.

inllee from hCme, and II was Talnln like
blue blazes; ! had to do il, without ex-
posin' the blank in my linen. ] resolved
TO be up afore anybody else in the morn~
IN on the same account and some others.
This was the last | know'd ill wa
kened by the bounds (half dozen of
which slept under The bed) pu!!in' the
kivers of II me- Holy heavens the sun
two hours high, breakfast on the table.
and me in bed Just Ns ! was gwine TO
spring out, IN pops the old oman, with a
plate o sassage' II was dog days now,
and she cooked in the sbanty, possumed
s!sep till she went cut again, and then
looked for my trowsers-thar they wur
in the jaws of the pups at the foot of the
bed 2! / made a mighty plunge over the
foot board TO retake hem, but Oh, horrors!
my head down and my heels up. What ;
the matter, THINKS but ii flashed across
me in 4 mament that the hole in my linen
was over tie post-and tall post to
| kick'd and iounder'd and fouuder'd, but
all to no purpose-l couldn't get down
l strained t. break the hem, but il was
no 90. Jist now all the hounds commences
ed yellin so furiouSly the old oman and
both gals run in to see what was up, and
when they seed it was me they run Off
one begin 10 hollow for tie Squire, while
others through the cracks, with fshln'
poles battled the ours, hounds that were
wullin' me-
"Oh, l thought Of Absalom and every
body that ever did hang. but he didn't
hang by the wrong end, no, that WAS
consolation | had hot I'd Gust my fate
like Boston, but L remembered | belonged
10 meetin' and it was agin the rules,
did howsoInever think some mighty hard
words if | didn't speak EN-. But all that
didn't do any good. | couldn't make
noihin' by pulin' downwards, SO | tho't
Ia climb up the post and unloose myself
that way, had nearly succeeded when
one Of the unmannerly pups attacked me
in The rear, and lUsip' my holt. the bottom
bus.ed of, and / came opt full length on
the floor, IN precisely the same state OF fix
job said he came TO the world The next
mint | was under the bed, where the
everlasting pups had dragged my trowsers
cuff them off, but every time put ore
leg partly on, the internal whe'ps would
pull toIher eff.
II woir led in this way for some time,
when puncheon gave way, and / fell
through into trough OF soap under the
house Gosh thought | was in the
pit that's bottomless sprang for my
life, bat in DO ~ this | lh ew myself into
the face and stomach Of Squire G umpton,
who was bummin' on the run 'sperting
the bjuEs was IA massacreeing the whole
faniIy. The collision threw hIm down
the hull, and followed heels over head To
The bottom. There ! recovered my un-
derstanding. and without any apologies,
or even a word, | struck a bee line for
home, just as was in my native purity,
at a speed that split the winds, my toe
nails striking file out'n the fints every
jump
"But, b'hoy<. I never went within a
quarter Of a mile of Squire Crumptcn's af-
;erwards-nor did even cast Sleeps eyes
at Betsy again, lit alone galIanting her
home"
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PE EP PAR Ed BY

. \ Z 4 Il Z D 3 J
d" E.ks - CO. lowell, Mass,
'as'ieo' ana 4ratytica1 Chemists.
u IL ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
-,sA d. LtoTD, AGsNr, EBEssBUGG, PA.
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vulnerable, and from his ability TO load
his rifle on the run, thought the Great
Spirit bad endowed him with an e7erready
weapon. They stood in great fear of hlrn.
but were never able to harm him, Cor he
died Al length at "A ripe old age in his bed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-09

A PfTrsBCnGu inventor has construct
ed 81 stove for the consumption of bitun,-
nens-onal without producing smoke An
upward and downward draft meet IN
the h:e aud produce perfect mbustion.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-09

THE sun was Just lifting its radiant
head above the feecy clouds Of the morn
ing the sweet sorgsiers of nature were
pouring forth their richest melodies, when
Mary, more beautiful than Diana, walked
forth to feed the chickens.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-09

TIE miserable rich are covered with
ermiuc-tho miserable poor With veruin
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-09
Eyer's Sarsaparilla,
|OR PJHETELxG THE EsLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
3> c5ii,at medicine enjoys,
-s7-> d Is derived from its cures,
-, e a many OF which arc truly
II Gys-=-ss=-4-y aTyCilouE. I1vetcratc
n cases OF ScrofuIous dis
Fs ease WACy. the system
seemed saturated with
sa--S~-,Y corruption, have 1PCn
-sS purified and cured * -
4 .-rt-a ~croiulouS affections and
disorders, which were ag-
z@- gravatcd by the Ecrofu-
loUs contamination until
were painfully ahlIctinC, have been radically
Il t sH.H E''at numbers in almost every sec
oi iae country, thEt the public scarcely need 10
..Iget OF ts virtues OF uses.
.l-lous poison l. one Of the most dC=tr-1r-ive
r. ~. our race. Often, this unseen and unfrlt
~ Ni We oi SHiilsnl uuderIuiues the constitution
ls7 l-le attack Of CutcthliugO OF fatal diseases
o-I sASl lt!uE 2 suspicion OF It's presence. Again,
-'a 70 Drceu infection -hrUuE EiIout the bodv and
on some favorable occasion rapidIv deyrJ0o
one or oiher OF It's nideOUs forms either on the
.t or among The Vituls. In the latter, tub-r-
may Hc suddenly deposited in the luna or
or tumors formed IN the liver, or il shows
'-t"'v uE r'upuons on the skin. or foul ulcer
4 on -pLie part OF the body. Hence the occa-
q ure oi bottle Of this Sursa Dn,.iIIn is sd
tPicr even when no active symptoms of disease a
ttiT' PERSONS afflicted with the following com.
"A General. dnd immediate relief and, az
II II. cure, ny tie use Of this .S-iRSIpJRII-
~. 35tfhOHy's Fire. Rose on. F-J-u5iT,eI-s-
=, S"t hhe"n,, ScGIG Head, RiH0irornl' :
1-"rS' ,' n%''e Ears, and other eruptions or
r !o.mS OF ScTOftffOUS disease Also In the
4 ,'hEeaied forms, as Dysl'cpsia, Dropsy,
''sr"sc. IT'S, EDiIcpsy, Neuraigfd
4 10 ulous IfccrcHS affections of The rnnscI,'
q nervous systems.
# nus or s3c'cdt and NTcrctrfaI Diseases
.'l 'H ~ lhouEh 3 long time is required for
ll'-c obstinate maladies by any medicine
X '"lt'HGeG use Of tins medicine will cure
"..ls. LcHc0JTh0'G or Whites Iferi,,e
,D"', ana ana : eD'dIe Diseases, are com
soon relieved and ultimately cured by it,
hs and iuvigoratng effect. Minute f5{rar7
WI I'm case are found in our Almanac Fup-
-[LNs' HhcHniDfiSHI and Go1tt. when
'S .Hcumuations of extraneous Tnatirr.
lou Yield quickly to it, as also IircT-
."'"tss IoTpidify. Congestion or T,rHd,,l-
~, ~, t-iS ftrcr, and yCJt5sdice " hen ay-ieirg
T-lgl Il 40, from The ranking poisons in the
us - -tESIP5RJLJ4 Il q great re-
NJ .F- l.r strength and viEor of the systeIn.
g. gre L""gtfid and liSflcss, Despo1l-
81 ebtcsS' and troubled with Nervous Ip-
II trrr,.;N OF I@nlS, or any OF the affections
ana ~ ~ he"E"css. VIII ind immediate
nm, C.a'IacIn5 evidence Of it, restorative
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-06

OLD EwEs.-In reply to Questions
by q correspondent Of the Prairie Far
mer,"Wool Grover says; Breeding
ewes will fatten we'll at even eight
years of age-if their teeth are yet
good. Merinos fatten all the better
for being at least four years old.
Much the best plan in fattening breed
ing ewes is TO let them, 60 upbred.
Merino sheep have to be fhtteDed in
the summer and fall, then grained
strongly through the winter to make
them keep what they have. Quite
old and broken-mOuthed ewes can be
fattened only on good grass and corn
meal.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-06

AMERICAN CLOCK COMPANY

Of this city and have Won Esnofa approval for their
accuracy line keepers, ven their segases Of fern,
which Hassl Iueh clock oraarssni q for aag por
GHispioeo, and in beauty Of design aud hnensss Of
finish they sgusl o De French clocks Tue nOVs-
monta are made upon the Frnch PLAN have steel PIN
ions, are Smelly poliahsd, and dealers admit that they
will run more ursly and ooFTsey taa he Frsoh while
they have the qualities Ehish have always made the
French clocks desirable, Of nOisslesl ticking and
pleasant cloar-toned bell, drilling he hQBrs and Aal
hous Many Thousands Of these clocks have been nan
uiactured, aad the demand keeps pace with the supply
The llberaty Of offer will be appreciated when Il
is considered that these clocks cannot be bought the
tores throughout the country for less than TWESTT-
FIVE DOELARl that the regular 'erption price
for Is copies Of the Weekly Post s $50. or $50 ol
eight copies Of the soniWsekIy Post the clock the
paper is nearly an
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-06
Agriculture.

It is an innocent pursuit that can do
no injury to any one. It inyades no
mans Just rights, and prejudices no
mans safety, health, peace, or reason
able enjoyment. It is a beneficial
employment, for whoever cultivates
the earth, and covers it with rich and
golden crops, renders it most beautiful;
and whoever causes the earth TO yield
It's fruits, increases the means Of hu-
man comfort and subsistence.