The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-06-10

JAS. GALLAGHER, Steamboat Captain, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, writes +: The inventor of AISH-
LER'S HERB BITTERS is a henefactor to
the hHmAn race. was q victim to tbs worst
form of Dyspepsia /; my health failed to such q
degrees that the physicians pronounced me in
durable. l had used all sorts of remedies, and
even took = voyage to California, but nothing
relieved me. The bittsrs were finally recon-
mendedi refused to use il; my friends insist
ed, and at last yielded. a1a thankful that
I was induced 10 do 90, for am now as well,
hale and strong Ss Was fifteen years ago.
Sold by druggists generally. Price one dollar
per bottle.
THREE BRIDES AND THREE BUTToNs
Three newly welded ladies discovered some
three days ago, that three vests belonging re-
specti Tely to thSir three husbands lacke Just
three buttons zach, and like three good wives
they repaired, at three separate and distinct
times, to the cheap and extensive cash store
of II. A. Shoemaker & Co., where each select
ed, unknown to the others, three buttons of
the same kind exactly. This somewhat sin
gulRr coincidence may mean nothing, but this
notice means that Shoemaker's store is the
proper place to go when you want to buy any
thing from bureau or bedsteaa to a corn
broom or a vest button, at the lowest cash
rates.
FARMERS, ATTENTION Such of our
agricultural friends as may be in town during
the sitting OF Court, and who may contemplate
the purchase Of patent Mower and Reaper,
should not fail to call and examine the cele-
orated Aetna machine, for the sale of which
Mr. Geo. Huntlsy, has been appointed agent.
1t Is certainly the very best Mower and Reaper
manufactured, and no farmer should ATTEMPT
to cultivate this mountainous soil without the
aid of such a valuable auxiliary. Mr.. Hunt
ley sells them at manufacturers prices.
WHAT A MAN.-"I'lI sell you that
entire suit for sixteen dollars" said J J. Muir
ply of the Star Clothing Store, Clinton street,
Johnstown, TO a customer, the Ott sr day. "For
sixty dollars, said the customer, amazed
why its not worth more than thirty. What
a man you are" ''I said sixteen dollars
thundered ]. J. Murphy. "Oh,'' said the GUS
toner. I'm give give you fifteen" mo, six
teen" said J. J. "Well, wrap it up
BROKEN WINDOW. w.-Some thouehtles
boys last week while swinging round the up
right rod of an unfinished awning, tore it down,
one piece striking window and breaking q
five dollar pane of glass, just opposite L. Co.
hen Brothers New York Clothing Store,
where one can buy good, cheap, neat. season
able and fashionable clothing and gents fur
nshing goods, sargosies, collars, sespenders
and other FINESs.
ALMOST A FIRE.-The alarm of fire
on Saturday evening brought out the ladies,
we'll as the men, and it was no sooner
quenched than they made q general rush 10
Leopold Mayors Dry Goods Store, Opera
House, Main street. JohnstoWn, to see his su-
perb new goods, and they carried away more
goods than are generally carried away at fires,
but they paid for them. OF course Mr. Mayer
let them fire away.
A RARE CHANCE-Persons in at
tendance at Court, as we'll as all those who
reside in and about our town, should not fail
to avail themselves of the chance now afford
ed for buying all manner of any goods, notions,
groceries. etc, at great reduction in prices at
the popular store of r. r. Davis who is anx-
ious to close out his stock at cost and carriage
previous to his removal further down town.
READER, if you have a mother, sister,
wife or daughter at home whom you can make
happier by taking with you fine dress pattern
Of some kind, our advice is to 90 at once to the
new store of A. G. Fry, on High street. three
doors west of Centre street, and make your
selections from one of the most extensive and
beautiful as-ortments of goods ever offered at
such low prices in this mountain village.
MURPHY & Coco to Murphy & Co,
Houston House, Johnstown, for carpets. feAth-
ers, blankets, coverlets, dry goods, fancy
goods, cloths, cassimeres, umbrellas, spring
and sammer goods, shawls. cloaks, etc. Go
to Murphy & Co. for good goods, good bar
gains, good proprietors, ood clerks, good sales
and good attention and when you buy good
deal, so home and you will feel good.
But ONE PRICE.-Leopold &c Brother,
Oak Hall Clothing Store, Main street, Johns
town, keep but one price on their goods So.
if you want good suit of clothing an ask the
han, flaH-e Il.
sell cheap and durable goods and it is satisfac-
tory to know that you will pay no more and no
less than your peighbor for article of the
same quality. Try them.
benton &c WAYNE DO keep the best
hardware and cutlery in Johnstown but don't
mistake the place, the second door from the
corner of Main and Franklin streets. Mr.
Benton has long been a mechanic and Mr.
Wayne has long been a salesman, and if they
cannot select goods with respect to good quail
ty and fair prices, we don't know who can.
Try them.
AN ORDINANCE. ALI persons are here
by forbidden to leave Ebensburg without first
visiting the mammoth mercantile mart of V.
s. Barker, on High street, and when once
there it will become their duty, as we know it
will be their pleasure. to buy one or more ar
ticles from the magnificent stock there offered
for sale at unprecedentedly low prices.
KEEP CooL--If you want to keep
cool go to Frank W. Hay, on Washington
street, and buy water cooler, a refrigerator
and an ice cream m freezer-all of which things
he keeps then buy dozen of hanging wire
baskets and take home 10 your wife and child
rem fer ornamental use. Frank keeps every
thing by the gross, dozen or single.
THERE is no medicine prepared that has
reputation for excellence superior to that of
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
This article is looked upon by those who are
not acquainted with it, as most patent medi-
cines are. mere clap trap to catch the simple.
1t is not in reality a PATENT medicine, but
genuine article, prepared by men who have an
intimate acquaintance with medicine and the
requirements of the system when laboring under
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