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Les MILE EFT UNE
CONNAISSANCES UTILES.
cour, Jardin, Champ. Cuisine, cave

V
Achevons Ia promenade du docteur
Ebrard dams son jardin, ct Ia revue de
So Pharmneie dams un Parterre.
Les infusions des fleurs du Iussi.
lage (heliotsepe d'hiver), sont tres uti-
les dams les rhumes ct les catarrhes
aussi bien que cellss de rHysops, petit
arbuste remarquable par ses epis de
feurs bleues.
La racine de Ia Valsriane o6feinals,
employee en- infusions ct en- lavements,
est uu des remedies les plus eficaces
pour calmer les maladies nerveuses.
Singulier contraste L'odeur de ce,te
plante qui determine des crises ner-
veuses chez les chattes, les calme chez
les femmes |
Ia Reine des PRES (Spiroa ulma-
ria) est un diuretique remis en- mode
par le docteur Teissier, de Lyon. Les
infusions de cette plante sout agresbles
ct efficaces.
LAeOna mapsl, qui est un poison tres
energique, q etc egalement remis en-
honpeur par le docteur Teissier. On
l'empfoie. 4 Ia dose de 2 4 20 cent?
grammes, contre l'angiue recente. Ia
grippe, le rhumatisme aigu C'est chez
les personnes fortes ct sauguinss quill
reussit le mieux.
Les CRANES du Riein sont purgati-
YES, 1 ID dose dune douzaine. On peut
les donner pilees avec du lait /; mais il
vaut mieux les manger telles qu'elles
sont. ct preudre ensuise, pour prevenir
les vomissenents, une infusion de
menthe, de feuilles d'orapger ou de
the. .-
Les feuilles de Bagusnaudier sont
purgatives i Ia dose de 80 grammes
dams no demi-litre d'esu. C'est un
remede doux ct iDoesusif.
C'est encore do ID m6ms propriete
quest douls h sasise d + Bell ds
ssis, priss ! b dose de 2l4Gsnmes
dams un vsrrc d'eau.
Employee CONNIE febrifuge, Ia Ca.
momilie, don't plusieurs varieties peu-
plent nos jardius, doit etre administree
en- poudre, de 2 4 5 grammes. Ses
proprietes tongues stimulates Ia reu.
dent utfS en- infusion, le matin, pour
dissiper Ia langueur do Pestomac, le
uanque d'sppetit, le mauvais goat de
ID bouche, les aatuosites on renvois, les
coliques venteuses, quaud ces incom.
modites ne dependent pas dune in.
flammation de l'estomac. Ellie est de
plus emmenagogue ct previent les
affections vermineuses. La camomille
des nrdins est beaucoup moins active
que oelle des champs.
Mais voici un arbuste plus precieux
encore que Ia camouille, c'est / Epine.
uinesls. Ces jolis petits fruits dun
rouge de corail, ecrases dams l'eau,
servent- / preparer une boisson rafrai.
chissanps. II y mieux encore on
Went de decouvrir dams l'9corce
une propriete qui ID rsnd tres ef6cace
dams les fievres anciennes. Ii dose est
de- 4 grammes en- decoction pendant 6
minutes dams trois verres d'eau 1 prem.
DIRE en- trois fois. chaqus matin. L'au-
teur dit en- avoir use avec IN success
reel chez plusieurs 6evreux de IL Dom.
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E, DUMEz & T. BELOW REDACTEURs

gnent son continent. II y renonce
spontanement, Car, dams une que
relle de sections, le Nord trace an
Sud, au haut du Missouri, une IL
gne de demarcation quill considere
CONNIE l'extreme limite de la colo
nisation pour une Tongue periodic
de temps au moins. Mais la lueur
fauve de Tor californian attire ct
allume les regards, ct la foule, en-
proie a cette maladie effroyable, la
faim sacree ct Unsuitable, saera
flames, don't nous voyons des cas-
bideux jusqu'au milieu de NOUS
Ia foule sc rue vers les placers,
ct les Montagnes Rocheuses sont
tourDees avant qu'elles ne soient
escslsdees GU trouees par Ia vote
de fer. Reste la region sride des
PLANES qui commencent on finit le
Kansas. Une autre maladie on une
autre folie va y poser sa tente. Ce
sont les Mormons fanatiques qui,
fuyant Indignation populaire, sins
talent sur les bords du Lac Sale
ct croient fouder Ia polygamie en-
plsntant dams les espaoes vides On
nouveau jslon de 10 colonisation
americaine. Avant pen, le chemin
de fer sera achieve, le desert Sc
peuplera ct l'ivraie mormone sera
etoufSe. La cupiditk ct la supersti.
tion ont etc ici les Oranges moyens
d'sccroissement des Etats.Unis.
lie bien, le NAL, tout contribute 1
l'accompliusement des destinees de
ce peuple, ct nous Pourrions CONT.
nuer le dtveloppement de cette
these par d'antres exemples non
noias ooneaeases pris dana les fau-
'ses des autres nation et dsns leur
politique imprudente. Pourqs saes
gouvernements europeans sc mivi.
sent-ils au lieu de s'unir ? rsour-
quoi ne savent-ils point guair Ia
plate de Ia misere, ou METRE un
terme d oppression, qui determi-
nent le grand courant d'immigra-
ton vers les Etats- -Unis I Pourquoi
s'slisnent-ils paffection de colonies
d'outre-mer chez lesquelles le vol
sinage ct l'exemple de Ia republi.
que ne tendent que trop 1 alterer la
fidelite I? Mais ces causes, directes
ct immsdiates, sont meme invisibles
pour eux, ct les effets de ces causes,
tout en- grandissant, ne font point
lever IL paupiere alourdie qui voile
tous ces yeux eteints. La vieilIe
politique est aveugIe ct sourde, ct
tout az plus capable de decouvrir
le lien des tvenements passes dams
le domaine de l'histoire.
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mouth, VOLTA le rude berceau de Ia

mouth. VOLTA le rude berceau de Ia
nation.
Quelle sera maintenant ID cause
de 80 force on Ia source de son
developpement I Ce nest pas nous
qui repondrons lei ct nous laisserons
Ia parole An. Sprague, senateur du
Rhode.Islaud, gendre du juge
Chase ct republican, radical. Dams
IN discours recemment prononce A
Washington, en- plein senat, NJ.
Sprsgue declare que ce sont Pes
CLEAVAGE ct le cotton qui ont fait Ia
grandeur des Etats. Unis avant Ia
guerre. II Va sans dire quill nest
pas question de montrer de Ia
reconnaissance / Pesclavage en-
retablissant cette institution morte.
Mais psveu est curieux ct precieux
\ ,relever. LIE peuple enfant .
~ berc1 par Il race africaine ct
le cotton lui . servi de langes. Lii
dee de N. Sprague ~ coneoit d'su.
tant mieux qu'elle . et< l'illasion du
Sud ct 10 entrsinl / % perte.
Avec % constitution robuste, son
travail force, - discipline severe,
le noir . brave le climat DANCE
reux du Sud ct aproduit Particle
qui devsit etre le vehement des
masses ct obtenir le monopole sur
les marches d'Europe, le coton.roil
Produit ct producteur sont insepa.
bles dana l'esprit du senateur du
Rhode -Islasd CONNIE ils l'avaient
~ dane celui des plsateurs seces.
sionistes. Hais qui. rtp1tons-le, !,
- mooost jadis que l'esclavage
0on J DesEssoas d.
'hents de fofs1osion de ID 80
emaucipee. passant 4 retat ds IA.
tion, ct qui edt penetre ces etrau.
ges relations de causes ct deficits !?
Comme on le volt. tout conspire
vers un but que nul n'apercoit ct
Jefferson, qui cependsnt en- ssvait
plus long que n. Sprague avant
P9v6nemsnt, await bien tort de sin.
qui6ter ct de trembler en- songeant
! ID justice do Dieu ct \ l'institu.
tion de l'esclavage, puisque tout ce
qui arrive . - ntcessitS, % raison
d1tre. ct No nous parait anormal
qua cause de notre cScit6 intellec.
tuelle. Poursuivons cette revue des
fats contemporaries ct constators
d'sutres procsd6s Dc dtveloppement
du peupls AMERICAN.
II est debout CO peuple. avec teus
les organes Do Il vie, avec des
me0bres robostss su'il etire vaine.
ment pour stteindre les extremites
do son empire. II ne peut combler
l'sspsce qui s'ttsnd devant lui ct
toachsr lss deux ootans qui bsi-
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Les lois du movement general
de l'humauite depassent singuliere.
ment IL portee de 10 raison humane
ct dejouent complatement lee spscu-
iations ct lee calculs do philosophe
ct de l'historien. Une nation, un
psrti, IN individu, don't l'existence
est ii courte ct horizon si bornS,
prepnent audacie usement posses.
sion de Pavenir ct le gouvernent
en- esp4rauce. Aais tout-a-coup 10
scene change ct tout Sc transforme.
Dscors, scteurs, Spectators ne sont
plus lee memes, ct le drame se
dSroule dams Les conditions les plus
imprsvues. Ainsi ont psru ct %
sont Svanouis sur le mobile theatre
du globe. pOrient, Il Greece OF Rome.
Ainsi. spres une Tongue ct splendide
carrisre, palit ct decroit visiblemsnt
ID civilization contemporaries don't
10 France est le foyer. On en- est
arrive aux unitls violentes qui pre-.
oSdent lee dissolutions sociales.
L'AmSrique est on sera tout-a.
l'heure su premier plan, ct deja pas
IN Do ses gestes n'schappe "a
monde attentif. Geograpbiquemsnt
Of politiquemeut. ellie nttait rien
II y . un siecle, demain ellie sers
tost ct sccaparsra ! ellie sesls 10
sieve civilisatrioe. Ells . dSja lee
orages politiquss qsi sont lss llt.
msnts isdispsasal ~ d'sas histoirs
sstiosala - slls sssa 'ss(i llss
tasd - nrrss rsligieoss y
pert mogt I l'encrs rougl
suss olnPs do bstaille sur sO0lg1
qss ohsque jour ellie agrsndit. Les
luttes intestines lui ont donnt
censcisncs done f,roe don't Tins.
tinct mSme lui manquait. Son waste
territoire, ses resources illimitees.
con importance numtrique. lui
assigasst M role immense dams
Ice 6v5nsnssts fstsrs, st poor ellie
l'arsns est osvsrts et b char en-
plaiss roslant.
Lhomms croft tenir dams % main
u chaine des causes st dss e6ets,
q posrtast qai dosc. I easlquss
gSnSratioas dsrriars nous ssals-
asat. sAt dsvist lss Htats- Uais dams
h pstitsoolonis snglaiss sortis dun
este Do psrsScution religieuse,
b~schs perdss hin do tronc, Ian.
guissants ct ssservis I L. cause
prsniare d % germs qui " tom.
~ ss-dslA de- osrs st donnsra
ssissaaoe I IN asbrs paisssnt est
rexil do quslqses hommes. IN do
@ nonbrsux sbes eai ssnblsnt
iaigsi6asts. l. ROCKER Do Ply
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la suite an proclaim nnmfro.)
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No. IA rue Royale, presls Maison de Cour'
| Me. ORLEANS. St-Jean-Bapfiste.
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GRANT:
"Lache coquiu, tn nauras pas Lory vivante"
Stupefa a'terre Serpentin oourut ellie pour lui
arracher q sabre mais sapprochant dele. 10 sang de
ID blessure Eejaillit sur - figure.
"Mou * g sur to, miserable I" dit.els On ssfaimnt
sur le pland tr.
co mom,Nt d porte s'ouvrit avec faeas. Dollipgue
ct les amis de- srpentin prdcipterent dams h sale.
Dolliogue saaA sur Serpentin Mas ceuic. ayant tire
uu pognsrd evi ktrents de adverire ct e blessa
au cou Ls ualheureux Dollngue tomba aux peds dc %
file.
"A moi, mes amis {" secria slors Serpensin dir
geaut yers ID porte.
Mas aux sris de- as4 qui sttait prudemment teuu IL
porte dentree puseurs PEASANTS penererent dams ID mai
son ct empecherent ID fute de Serpsut qu fat vre
commisairs de police
we Dc Lory 6vanouie, Catherine sltait jetts
ee pour stanchsr h sang do bsssnre L. courage stle
mahsur Il h paavrs jsuns ils avaisnt trauormS eete
femme vssuss Els pleurat dss srmss Dc repentr e
ssn Dc Lory en- jursnt DO la oooaersr vie. Souveut
ne fsus qss h vus daa este dh6roims pour fars dun
poltsoa N vaeursax q poar raassrsr b vice veru
Las ssse ct abatu propose Dc frs transporter Lory
dams uA hospice. mais Cashsrioe ~ opposa,
"Ces moi dtelle, qu suis cause do sa malaaie, ccst
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AvocAT
HIRAM n. CARVER WILLIAM 81
voeat de dist, 4e dist. jsdre
cARuER & SINS
AVOCATS

Exerceront leur profession ct 30 chargeront
de toutes len affaires qui leur seront confees
dams les paroisses St-Charles, st Jesn-Bap.
tiste, St-Jacques, Ascension ct Assumption.
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XVIII AIMEE. NJ IS.

AGENcE IN NouvELLE-oRLEASs
E.-C. WHARTON l. Gle, Bourse des Marchand:
rue Commune, entire les rues St Charles ct Camp.
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EEIJ1I4LEToN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-30

The following story 10 . good ILLUSTRATION If
the Tree and easy habits, of pioneer Mn beAs
families might feel relieved II they could obtain
= supply for their table,. whsn entertaining the
minister. On sssy terms:
II. BaSceA travelled two years in the noun.
famous region Of kentucky. The country was
rough, and the psople generally poor. But the
romantic wildness Of the country was congsnisl
TO bis feslings and 10 enjoyed the guide hnspitsl-
ity q the sincere -hesrtsd iorestsras .sa -
He used 10 tell, with mach apperent pleasure,
Of . dinner hs enjoyed with particular aatisfao-
ton. He IVES prsaching on one OCCASION in .
cabin, which Wus ct once church and dwelling.
The people were listening with seriousness aud
with attention 70 thes truths of ths GosPsl vAen.
near the door, suddenly rose from his ssst ssstch
Cd the gun from It wooden brackets upon which
it lay against the joist went hastily out fred it
Of, and RETURNING, put the gan in its place and
quietly ssstsa Aipssf to hear the remainder Of
the sermon.tst sfJt as
The whsle affair had hardly consumed = mach,
tms 1t takes to read this account Of it, sad in
. very, few nemsnts al was going oAps smoothly
- II 10 iHtsrruption had occurred. After service
was ended Bascom inquired Of the man the
meaning Of this strAnge UonduEt. -
"Sir." SAID hs I'VE ara entirely out Of neeA and
I was perplsxed TO knew what We should give
you for dinner, and Il wa preventing me from
enjoying the ssrmos, whsn the Good Oas cent .
yt-'sSN, lf'1@f4a fet 1Fec I'D
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-30

Wonders u N90derH surgery.
The following is hrisl SUMMARY of an article
in 4 late AGaalc Monthly On the recent disooy.
cries and improvements insurgsry.s > .1 VA
By tho local application of . cApfacisnt degree
Of cold, inssnSi6ility can be produced in any de-
Gred part, - that nan with most sxqnisitely
painful wound on tkeSfn Non on the finger,
the knife as It enters his svlbody, and performs
the most difficult opsrSt without giving him
the least pain A Frs9ch Asgeon has hvs.sed
an instrument he callS1 SSsseur, or crusher,
to perform operations dangerous in surgery, on
account the l9ss sf blood from the smsAsr Se$g
ssls Il Performed wfth knife. II is FORMED Of
6ns chainsseathsrsd into aloop, which snsloses
the parAstsalsxSnsvedys and by turning the screw
the chain 10 tightsned till the psrts are separated.
the bs1Oa,DsSssas ths*sheusorxhaees 10 prsssnsea
The eye 10 now examined by IN instrument
called The epthalmosSops, by which the depths Of
the globe Of the eye can be readily and fully sx.
plored, and through ito aid greet deal Of what
has been written and coniectursd about diseases
Of the sys has tesn found % ~ wrong. The n
trieats passages Of the ear, the pose, OF
the vindpips and passages st the lungs are 70"
Perhaps fonss Of the best results OF modern
science % bssn through Whist - called sconssr-
yativs' surgery, the rule Of which 10 to save all
that probably can, b saved from the aamputation
knife. Many of pour trsvs ssldiess complained
Of the reckless haste With which, in the late war,
some surgeons would cut Of arms and legs on
account Of trifipg wounds. u Tbs complaint was
often just But one of the most distinguished
surgeons in the world has Written:i I" At Kings
College it is rare to zee m smputaticn in nine
cases out Of tan Hekcision tor the cutting out Of
the deceased portion Of the limbl should BE- per,
formed IN It's stead: -
A boy in the WesfiSas leasgh under fallen
log, and had his leg broksa and twisted upon
itself at right angles with his thigh;thsaboses
pretruding through tbe fssh, and no Doctor sear.
He lived ssdsffeA wSsh Of tyfeiaSs va syen
to ahospital. Modern conservate suryery. instead
Of smputatings tbs liDb, - the ela-fsshioned
surgery would have done. sawed off the protrud
ing bsaes, turned the leg back AgAih 70 it. plscs.
and put on an instrument TO keep it Of equal
length with the other, and now the 10y stands.
runs and junpss with two sound lsss p,,s
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Hook 0f wild turkeys this way happened to
zee them, took my gun sd kiiledStwo at a shot;
my mind felt easy, and fenjoyed the remainder
sfthe ssmUA1iA pePfsct sAtiafactiou.'9EaE -
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PECULIARIrIES OF THE WILD GOOSE
This splendid bird is no Mormon, because
the gander will never have but one mate
at time, and never forsakes his first love
unless separated by some cause which he
cannot prevent. But with all this, he
evidently is of Turkish or other Oriental
procliviiies, and has never heard of Hwo~
mans rights" because he will not allow
his mate to take grain from the same dish
with him, unless he has finished his meal,
and then he will allow her to eat hers.
If there is not one Of his flock left for the
matrimonial seeking gander he will mate
with one of foreign birth and other colors,
rat ther than remain single. Their noise
is quite musical, and especially Just befJre
a storm. Though wild in nature, they
are easily domesticated, quite fond of be-
ing caressed. The female lays about ten
eggs, is a good setter, and quite careful
of her Young. Her mate does constant
sentinel duty, and fears nothing while pros
tecting its young. Not as large as the
frican and other foreign birds, they are
great ornament to the poultry yard, be-
sides producing good yield Of feathers
once In six weeks.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20

MECHANICAL Use OF CASTOR Om.-We
fud in one Of our exchanges the following
remarks relative to the use of castor oil in
the trades, more particularly it's application
to leather. 1t is much better to soften and
redeem old leather than any other oil known.
When boots and shoes are CREASED with it..
the oil will not at all interfere with polishing
afterward, as is the case with lard, olive or
any other oil. In Harrisburg, Pa, the old
leather hose of some fire companies was
creased with it, and found to become soft
and flexible as new. Leather belts for
transmitting motion in machinery will usu-
ally last three to FIVE years, according to the
wear they are exposed to when creased
with caster oil it will prevent slipping, SO
that belt three inches wide, mpregpated
with it will be equal to a belt four and a
half inches without castor oil. 1t is neces-
gary, however, to wait twenty -four hours
till the oil has disappeared from the surface
and penetrated the leather, otherwise the
freshly CREASED surface will cause Shining
The rats and other vsrmin detest ANYTHING
impregnated with castor oil, and will not
touch it-another advantage Scientific
american.
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Kconand'S German Tonic

is continuation Of on the ingredients 9T ss Elders,
tgith SGntG CTus Rum Orange, ee- z IS uSS3
for The diseases he BtTs, eases I,Te soDte
pure alcoholic sl1uEus required IOu s0iH bear sa
mind Gsdt UeSe remedies entirely different from
any others advertised for ne ef ne diseases nGHssd
LIsSe being Sc1egtc proportions u medicinal eztTactS,
schile The oterS 6ecoctiOHS Of SoHae
JDga- The TONIC IS decidedly of The most plea
sdHt and agreeable remedies offered b The psbc
lis exquisite pleasure 20 lake IL teie ia
Ls ez5tsldr0tfRG and medicinal q4dsE4sA AGrs
caused Il 70 &c kIlolel ds lie greatest cf az toisIGS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20

4 DURABLE PAINT FOR OUTDOOR
WoEK ANY quantity ef charcoal powder
ed. sufficient quantity oflrharee as dry
or. 10 be mixed smoothly with linseed oil.
The above forms good black paint, and
by adding yellow ochre an excellant green
is produced, which is preferable to bright
green used by painters for all garden work.
and does not fade with the SUM- This COM
position was fl st used by D. Parry. of Bath,
on some spouts. which, on being examined
fourteen years afterward, was fouAd to be
as perfect as when first put up.
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DEBILITY.

There is sr,dfcfHs eq1sal m HoefaHds G,r1,aa
Biaers Tsnie Vzzr5sEzzzESss -0ScS IF Debility
They izaPGFs t.Hs tszd Z1Isd rtcof "a ahs srhols
system, strengthen G.s appetite, cause
mach 10 digest IT, ptTjg ise blood, gIrs good sound
deGtEhy complexion, easieafe he yc'f"ls t51gge from Ae
eye part bOO4s to IRE checks, and change c fdfslt
from Sloyt-breathed esadciasd tgeak, and
iHeGiid, 20 fttli. .fGcsd sOsl and rgstoS person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made Stron. by uzin. tic ERitseTs or
1onic. En- fact, aEey are Family Es edi-
cines. Tlley can be administered Il u Etla
perfect safety to a child three months
old. the most delicate females on a IA aEA
ofninety.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20

AN exchange announces the latest thing
10 the pipe limo as an imitation meerschaum
made of bread. The pipes harden and color
beautifully, and closely resemble colored
meerschaum.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20

SOMEBODY says: Take two letters from
money and there will be but one left Our
deeu says he knows a fellow who took
money from two letters, and there wasn't
anything left.
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MANY persons destroy their window sash
endeavorlng to remove cid putty. This
may De ooViated by applying hot poker
to the putty, which will then readily yield
to the knife and leave the sash clean.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE
BUCKS MILLS, AlIeghanv Townshin.

The subscriber would respectfully announce
to his friends and the public in general that he
has just opened at Bucks Mills large and
superb stock of seasonabIe merchandise, con-
sisting of all kinds of DRY GOODS, DRESS
GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, FUR
NlTURE, HARDWARE, and all other arti-
cles usually kept in a country store.
Us Having paid cash for my goods am de-
termined to dispose of them either for cash,
Lumber or country produce at as low prices as
IKE goods can be bought from any dealer in
the county. liberal patronage is respectfully
so5cteG, VIM. j. BUCK.
Bucks Mills, April %, 1869 If.
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD.

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court o. PennsylvRnsA
IHILADELFHTA, March Is, FS57.
tftd " HooeaadS German BSJs-s sgilo5-
iedtiHg beUsToge, JHt gooa t0ric tsscf disorders
Of e digestive organs, dd Of great LeHs6t
oSCattty z5s& KIN! II NERVOUS deiioH, SySteI
Yours truly,
GE0 ". WOODWARD.
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JOB PRINTING.

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we can do or have done all kinds # Il.
and fancy job Printing, such as B.T
Pamphlets, Show Cards, Bill and Is,
Heads, Handbills, Circulars, &c, il Il. i,
style of the art aud at the most Iayl.-l
prices. Also, all kinds Of RnIiug. d.
Books, Book Binding, &c executed t3e.
as good as the best and as cheap ss
cheapest.
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HVAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
7 OOK HERE! LOOK HERE!I-
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell the Farm on which
he resides, in Allegheny twp, Cambria county.
The Farm contains las Acres go cleared] and
Fair terms and lndisputabIe title. Possess;on,
given lst April. WAITEpS
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Hoonand's German Ritters

Es entirely ve.-cs1SBie and cOuEefos no
Isuuor. Ii AS compound OF fluid E2x-
ss-sis Is. The EOots, herbs, and EsrI1s
from which EHSSs extracts arc q dc
are gathered <y@es. Il Germany.
al 1s2e u4eGi ~ " GIOal virtues
are extracted Il GA Sf-On Tksesn by
a sci All & e ~2zEEzS cEEe ItSf. Eh
extracts ara then fo-N arded 10 this
country 10 be used expressly for Iae
TtlaI.u fracture of these Bft1e-s. There ~
no alcoholic substance Gf amy kind used
i'm com 1poEI dir = tise EEitGers, hence 1t -
the only EsiIteFs t5lat can be used IA
eases .%tseFe alcoholic stII2 UlaHts arc
not sd dyisSSzS.