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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10
WHO'LL LOVE ME WHEN NY HAIR
is GRAY! f. tant
BIZ MARY cLEMER ANEs.


who1llove me when my hair isgray2
Who'll call me fair when am oldl
Will sunny children round me play,
With chrub check .4nd curls Of goldi
Oh, may i then renew my spring,
In maiden grace in manly form,
While 10 my cold lips como and cling
Sweet childish kisses wild and warmH
May know the while my pulse grows less,
In bounteous life lis bounding on
In younger veins 10 love and bless.
And make life fair when am gomez
Or, lift the remnant Of my race,
ShallI behold my sinking sun,
And gazing toward the unknown lands,
Thank God, my day is almost doneH
The while pray with lifted hands,
And count between my failing breath
The friends that I have lost in life,
The friends that have lost in death.
Alasl with eyes Of wistrul ruth,
Imust recall some coming day,
The grace and glory ofmy youth.
Who'll love me when my hair is grayl
Who'll love mo when my hair is gray?
Ali well know that there is ono a
Whose eyeswill soc my fair and gay ~
when faint and slow my life.sauds run;
He'll see around my faded orows, /.
From whence the morning flowers arc auni
The nimbus Of eternal youth.
And love as If I still were young.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

cL. 4 .tt..t .lad wifI, him dVaP EuFOnA.,
Que mas Ws,e.eSs ~ y, ~" LII. H. en,t.ar,
anu p9" ,useu9I " ssaS .s.os. oT ,Ss Tsm,v
NtFe psss NV. w g;,toso g Ksn,rcsy &
aISGe .annS " suss ~, .".'a;, orit ho, 4 IN.
Io9St api W, .;t is' +. ' o"r,S MT H. ot,,st.
presses m' = -" OON
"''''
-44 81 - SPY
r,,1, r,.yprtA n TaNrYE or TnE
- SUN. Is0
On the banks Of tho river Nile, near
the Second Cataract, in n wild and jes.
ola,e notion Of Nubia, remote from tie
babitatton Of men, stands the grand old
tcmple OF sAboo SimBel. This ronark-
sble relic ofan,iauily was crealel dur-
inc lhe time Of RsmsSis tho Great, who
rplsd over Esynt 1911 years before lhs
! Christian Era. lie extsrior Il composed
ofoolid rock, preserved In its hntdfdl
shane. aud for many huadrad years stho
sntraneebas been completely coyerod5by
tho, snnd Of The desert.
II e only within the present century
ma MA stsmplb fhs seer, reobaheI, since
whieb time itebsated' eGoftiI bsvs boon
.S,sdo,to .orroat'tho ploSloss &
which presistenIly Feiarns, Ritb tbei iiEs.
ouent Kbaunsoen winds. 10 hide Ili6 hit.
row Mortal. issft q siaAi9d hn
The changed tbpoffapiiyof lhe county
en,ble, tho oiemSali ID protect thu
| sltsbre monument Of the past: and II /!
MT imbrobSblo lliat o long a. Nubiah
y6okS and no,niains lsst s5 lShg viii
| tAboo Svmbel' sianb AZ tbe eplidhce are
! tg6 imrSsp,e eolo,sis representiBr Rene.
a III second They I'D sSa'ed Q 4 4, a.
s;vs lbEones ont ibto ths FoeE n sj66' 4
@ ,n.SnoS. ss n n,o.ent ina sbnsnta nd n
grtn s.oraiS5s n ~ sssisa tsmbIe
rL.;, to,.i bs;shti, Il abont II q Z. Y fset
x;,haSS @ III nssostols Siio farm AZ al
Srt.,o ;ass Il tbeir sizs Il ii s6asssary h
s,sts INV n =, q ,bs car of essh Colo.sns mas
nsss ,ssY tby.s ~ an snd bslffset tha foTesossrs
,hsss f.ot "a S,fbs iiovsr nor,iob nftbs
.I; .,S, t,oo, . slhov s ;6io,ito Gpgsr snj hss
= ~, ~ ). .s,.oS, s,o II ef,ss ! IsSt ~ T
Tsos a !, s;n,s nv ~ r ~ S f.nsJs ~ ,ts ts,,.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10
A CAUTIOUS BRIDE.

A California widower Of mature years pro
posed to a young and blooming widow. and
was accepted. Before the day appointed tOr
the ceremony. however, the lady dashed the
cup ofioy from the lips of her lover by inform.
ing him that she had "taken notion to change
her mind. She had, in her travels for several
days past, heard remarks concerning him
which created some suspicious in her mind,
and she did dnot like to te almost starved to
death or kept without dime. as sho heard his
first wife had been" Alter tho ardent lover
asseyorated and ens,eated long time in vninr
she agreed to marry him il ho would give her
a security against ill.treatmont. Resort was
Ind TO counsel, and document was drawn
mn and signed by the bridegroom securing
$4,000 to the lady in case Of ill.treaIment or
desortion. They weIe then united by the
matrimonial bond without further delay.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

a 'FrsnGhmsn has metn6riSIiEdd the
SeTateiR In favor Of aslsWl reqUiriHg eHclt
new bEn- babe 70 bs lalooed wilma num-
bsr. SO o to iaciliIst an.ifiealion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

A man, while playing cards, fell of his
chair in 6t. Alter half an hours steady ap-
plication Of remedies, he recovered, and i'm.
media,cly inquired, "what arc trumpsf"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

An Assistant Assessor in New Jersey
spya That he feels SO shsePisb. Whe1
called upon 10 tax a lady's gold watchs
that he often pays the smount himsstf.,
He says that while |, is hominaIIy q
tax upon Oh srllcle Of luxury, itsiERi~
ready levy, upon what is 10 many
loarhers, working women, &C., on indiS-
pensible oecessity.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

A Wisconsin farmer has sold for sew,
enty CENTS aqaantitY ofWhelt Tor which
Igwoyesti ogO hasslusad $40, Is
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

A Jealous husband in Memphis broke
Mis- Nife's nose because he thqpght her
beauty attracted too much atEentioa' Il
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10
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rrRxS OF ADVERTISING.


TERXS OF ADVERTISING.
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Fsch additional insertion, ~
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One square 6 months, W
T1ns square l2 months, ~ W
0ns fourth OF column, ; months, 10 %
6Ss fourth Of column, 6 months Is %
0ns fourth ola column, 12months, 20 0V
1as half Of a column, 3 months, ls %
on, half OF 4 column, 6 months, % w
ops half Of column, u months, 35 0g
SDo soinrnn 4 months, 25 90
Nv. Soinmn' 6 months. IS 90
One column, l2 months, bU w
All advertisements not having the number
ofinSertions marked on theeopy, will be IN
Tsrted until ordered out, anu charged for &C
sOrdinglY.
All yearly Advertisements collected quarter
Transient advertisements must be paid for
Free Advertising positively discontinued: -
Advertisements for charitable institutions, in
serted for half price. -, So.
vary Notices and Tributes Of Respect charged
halfthe above rates.
Announcing candidates for county offices,
~ 90; for State and Federal offices, $40 OO
payment required in advance.
Communications but every article
must be accompanied with the name Of the
writer.
All legal advertisements must he paid tor
before the rroofof Publication can bsohtained.
Plaiutiffs arereqnired BY lawto pay the cost
4 Otdsrs Of Publication before the Proof Of
Publication is issusd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

A Hard Time Ball' is 70 be given
ia New Englsna lown on the 19ih
inst. No LADY admitted except 'inlC6l-
leo drrss, and gehtIsmsngm must appsar
10 colps everyday clothes, The in
vila,ions are. prin'ed on rough siTaW
paper. anil the order Of dances is %
straw boz board. Z
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

Owing to the unusually mild wlntor "a
heavier grape crop isi anticipated for
next season in California thar hsseyeF
before been known. More .yineS will
be planted this season than 10 any pres
vious three years combined. aAs- ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

Since New Years day. al leltsrs die
patched from iiacouniry 70 9rstt Brit:
ain and ireland. iftbsy woigh udgeF
BALI en- ounce ere charged bul'Six cents,
or hall The old rate. az. lan,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10
], iuIo Ibo gloomy r0ooss0n of tld7 ID,

Us into The gloomy roeoSsoa Of tlsi lep'
pie.
the way with filming iopy aAsed
through the corridors nsi room glfqedy
described, I'D The prasecuioa d que
archalOgical ihyssllgasiohs ~ we're
grea,lyanleFIup,ed b mglisds cgbats.
Who disturbbdlby the almlu torches OF
our guides, asw AllpsaatoHnl and tbout
us, oooasloDalIy slgiking psin our faces.
aud exhibiting unmisiabRblo signs Of
disqpptOSAi:2 = Gen. @. W pa'ling.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

HsfoI'6wingi IL o drunken tiunst idea
Of acknowledgements Haqcame !iutoatbU
room ,Wbers we're bis wife and dSugh,
tets, and tumbled ovei. the cradle and
fsti hoayilyto The Aoot., After Q while
h. rose and asked, tWite, are you hurtp
"No." a"aitIs are you huFli'f''Nbr-
"TsrribIe clap, wasn't it7f d ~ s.g.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-15

- Der oeut19e 11nteritiyuns5z Tonb
in SEEM yorf bat pie6Dbe son $4,000
errsi6t uro lino tanon bis jegt $4,000
nah Bsr!ir g. lanpt pereen.
49, Cine 2onconerD epel9e BON 12ten
beridtet, poB italtentl9e Sruppe1 seltern
euf r4miltsm @ebiet etnseradt }lnp. 81 @
Dasll!timatum Staliers benimmt Dem
Yaplt feline ueltli@el5 errldaft pbne je>
bod oaS Gerritorial9ebiet pes &tr9enz
GtaateS ~ oer!eBen. i.,hf'S @''t" \
Man beabf@ttSt ietoG, na9een ,naa
Oebtet ees parNe5 sur@s ttalnnil9e
Gruppen beieBt II, eine@ oltsatltimmuna
lber BE Grase Der aaneftiruns bes Sir,
9enfaateS an sStalien sor;unebmen
Das &elultat ipdre i@Sn jsyt 1pptalS su
Ieben,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-15

per q taben tam hbn IN s~eu.ietbeter
ubtr eistner 8autf@e pper In ttr Dt
ltgente bere1 bprntunpfstr @9ma8er.
witper vMaitre du jour" IT. =,
Mit benz @eilen alio mas Dor Ser
6anp .ni&ts. TeRs eifri9er babe
i'd mid auf bae @@retben sepor>
fen. Aussrbem babe i'd folsences Man6<
Der periu6t: SD babe ron u1ebreren an
eeltben Mutrirten 8.daern bic trtr9ente
Muforoerun9 erbalten, ibnen BON bier
aus 81, tt3meden Der SQuNrationetet<
1itdriihfaoptr NIT cent Matipnnlhkgn
3uiamnsn9are febeneen @or9dngettt el<
letrifil& 81 beri@ten, uno in alien SAL
len 5u9e(a9t, unter rer 8eotn9@
u.n &, ,ea64rte 6erauS9eber, on(otts eineg
9onpraiis,, mir cieMufrabrne tltinet4Ris<
ceQen ausM iunelota 5uiaeen. SD buFe
biervcn guten &rfols.I .llater Der mdrfi<
l&en 2anpwebr, Don Der bic @toct oplt
If, fanott&sre9es Sntere0e fiji tunleru
Staat, no Dtele BON ibneu Wermauote
botten.
Sebr rln(9enspertb rpdre es,n wenn
in 81. paul unb Winneiota cine relpef<
table Sammlun9 fit ete 6interbliebeuen
ptr Int &rie9e2@ unb eer SSdaa<
lipen gu @tance flme. Sn pieiem Sale
lpQten Sie seronla0tn, bab bic Senoun9
nt@t Dem auaeritanilden@ entralcommtttee
bebdnet9t loncern Direct unb - Iber>
ma@t wurbe, baB ,fer Maune Mtnuelotas
aud IL sptrf A~ugtlegtnbett, bte tier sjests:
aue @emGtber au6laliebli@ fe6elt, Z NIT
MuSsei1nung 8enantt wlree.
@as peroen BE Bolsen res &rfe9eS
flra bic STRENGTHENING fein, u ,, r.
Gnpet Ger f9rieg 8liidtid fir Deutidz..
lane unb ii tie Ginfgun9 res 8aterlanz
pes bic TruAbt, fo wercen. 10 ell6lt6e
t3eiten fir ba0elGe fomuten ale &lallen
mrlsrce,n,' 70 CUTE Musbeute iibreri &rdfte
auf beimatbltbemu Bopen fnren, paE Die
Muswanbsrung auf Gin Minumum re-
pusirt meroen, mitp.,1, tGnoet Ger &ries---:--: :,
iunb Der Der @errster 9eerl9aaren perbite
pa6 in MaAt uno@ @ere@ttateit-un5
alldlid> 70 weroen apar ,Tauience,. bic
bt6ber ni@t an bic MuSwanperuus r6ts;
badt> Der 9eimatb ben &lden wenpet
wpaen, auein MUIR bic auerweni9fen 1rerf
ben Is t1nner. Niemano ,miro iasen
fSnnen, tpelden @ertb ireero ein DING:
bat> unb Niemone miro @runeetBentbuut
faufen pplen. Deebalb s>pirp trpb Der
pelfdrften Neisun9; CUR Nu8wanse<
run8 bic MI9lt@feit> 1e 81 bewerffeQtz
gen uno ionit rte 3abl Der N~usmanbernz
ben oerrtngert weroen, fir LAM.
9ere 3ett mad bent &ries. ,u"
I'm 70 n6tbiser werben fir unlernS taat
peri tdrfte Mabnabmen ;ur. 8ef6rcerun9
per N%uswancerun9 na9 Minnelota letn,
pamit mir BON bem psrrtn9etten@ elanar1t<
quantum einen UNI T. sr6beren @srbdltz
n~ieantbeil sbefpmrnet1. ...s:snts r.r.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-15
. Z .IhE - ~ 80 -
Neuefe Mahri@ten.

Der YrdGtent bat S. 8. 9tewart
gum @onlul in 2eip;i9> uno 81. 8. Graz
u1er gum Minifer ned Ddnemarf erz
11nnt. e.
- Die fran5. republifanil4e 2ea9ue
in SEEM 2)orf belt etne @erlammlune, lit
wcl9er be14lphen puroe, @oluntar@p ms
panieen fit 6ranfreid gu praantltren;
unb @elo gum Belten BET 8erpunoeten
~bei3uteuern. rGs :nurcen ferner 8e<
i9lil1e palirtIin pel9en ZEN Srlanpern
Der Dant fit TIRE Gympatbie nit grant
reid aus9slprpden Miro, uno bel@loB
man. Die Proclamation perNepublif bur@
etne Ma17enveriammlun9 am 221en 3u
feiern. (Bir ratten .bteien Screen, bic
5yeter niht bis 81 rem % ten tinaus 3u
l9teben> ba BET pfeler 3eit bic &epublit
m19lider @etlel niht mebr e~rittren
m1&te, 50
!: @incinnati IL. Sept. seSn einent
9aeerbaule ron 2ewiS McDonalo tn
1@ulpbur Gprinss> Yerry County, erploz
eirten am lebten Treitaa 5ufdQtg oreigae
Yulcey unp ,tSpteten rrei$erlonsn ausert< ,
gisr.as /. .ss y u, {; asitatf.a
III Som wddf @enera! Corona bat8es
Ifebl trbalten I'M Motbfaut lbsrpt @rente
su marldiren.~ @pbalo italienij9eGrup
.pen in Nori11 einrdden beabfhtiBt BET,
Epabt rad @iua @afellon ~ eeben: ,! =. =:
Uprt IL. Sspt.. - Gran.1
|Sfinner III. 60. Elm 9robes @cmmiiiuns
!6aus in New Yort unp Bottom tat NIT
|1ter pier MiQioneu Dollars faQirt..
! 5uo1pn, @isc. IL. @ept. - 3wei
Dtete bra@en lebte Na@t tn ben Sv,ue<
Elen>9apen Don Bromr u. 9errin9s Elm,
ftablen cine Ansabl. tpertbpoue Sadeu
unp 1ebter baS @ebdube til 8ranp.
Die 'gan3e 8esBlferurg madte ii@ f.
fort GUT @%erfolsun9 Der Rd@tis sewpr'
benen Diebe auf unb 9eIah9 nadt lanz
9en @u9en einen perielben nit idimmtz
lt9en eefpblenen Saden 81 perbaften.
Da8 Teuer, purce nod CUR .re6tenh 3eit
atl1i&t obne srp6enssS 6'aeen qpnBeri&tst
III baben. 80"
Z pie {panilhe, &eeierunes {hidt
cine 0ertdrtuns ron 1900 Matm 'nas9ti
cuba, wel9e bereitS seitern rpn Map@io
absesansen ftno.
- pradpent Grant fat a>n 1tten 3
,Depelhenfan haS& 8etliner @abinetaae<
E(anpt, UNI bic GinteQung .bfr Teinols li9z
teittn! 81 y pte'rmittsln.
P 2onbon, II. @ept.-@on sem ra> u H.
Eslldlideu &rieBfbiH captain" wel@eS
Ebet Gap Giniterre nit 500 Mann I'M
Sturme unterBinsgboben si64 BssssOlann
strettst, unD ftnb auf Gap Garfaleco e'n<
sttra'ffna 9aru441 4tg yaa4
! Das ttalienilde Cabinet bel9lob
Ebti Mnfunft Der Nadtidt'per pruflama>
,tipn Der fran3. Nepublif, ]pfort Som gu
Ebeleben, un6 Sat Niiaeoli bereit6 ben
EpdpR Ditraber t~tnadbridtist. laaisa
Nrira's1apelton Bat Baefus .eer}aiMNlla y
hDa man Ieinrrlieftitens ppns Braptreih
|btfdr&tsa, foateeit &sppblif 1pieper fall
le,t 81 ,piro pie italieni 4t 4rnee Ipfcrt
pt1tdrtt perben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-15

>t1Ulltllt Hu1I6t 2IAWlt tuHb utlV uui NOI>
fern unp &iten in nan,enlpitn 2ofalitdz
ten berum;uquetlden, mad Si@erSleben.
6ier aher erfubr i'd, paB fir's Gri1e gar
feline Nusdht;3ur @eiterbef6roerun9 fem
wurpe unb febrte, ba fir, biz NId-eile fiG
@ele9enbett bot UNI.
Die Sour. bate mir naein >@elp eeto<
itet,, uni: Fate mir nidts ,eiaebra@t alS
cer frpunoerpnssvpue nN nl1auun9 pom
rer 9emaltiBen,e titanenbaftsn clifton
.De6en, mas man -, ,Mpbnma9luln4s
Lpss heatlAen .5eere8 betBt, Sic ueberjeuz
suns, bal, Ianse biiele' clifton. anpaur1e,,
jepsrNi idtmilita am b]ei1sa tblut 3u5auIe
~ Bleiben. DaB lid, bie, Natiun ME
oben geiogt pirb, ii ji1r,eii @,Gjruppen. ge>
Ftbeilt, rte &rte9er uao Bic 5e1fer
Der &rie9er, unb raB Memanb, Der ni9t
als1tasfG Cine sbbers has MnperelIeift,ret=
1srps lnn ~ auesr iii einsna SSnttts7e;
melae5y q MMeS Bffr ,aurn .33aitt, lpb' 'gsIb
III Ideutns kraud bate I'D nahI 5taeie
etr, Mbps(eHbeittgrinpli9 aas gsfab,
rutla1 JQiaftlfr1It. .i4g) tYpsn atrfspteI1l,
ienI Shsnt' ] iaiuimuip'ollk, s5aRadh pttrallsumn,,
&c. psr. N6fesuub 3nuriu tu1a sit,lbsr
Gihfablrr,ufng hsrG iltntpbnsn rrf4olltntu
DISQUALIFICATION, wtl6e iojeBts Ste llatuoe
%sereinlartte Gbuuieen %piepebeleb.n, UNI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-06

many of Us will doubtless have passed be-
you'd the river, leaving our memories only
to be cherished by those nearest and dearest
to us. These are sad and mournful thoughts
to obtrude themselves at a time when the
spirit offs jnicing is abroad, but yet we must
ook the future squarely in the face, and if
we realize the dread uncertainty that over
hangs cur fate, we may be led to shape our
course in such manner as will find us pre-
pared for the Summons wheuever It cometh.
e We are ali prone to good resolutions at the
beginning Of the year. but past experience
has taught rs the frSilties Of our natures by
am early return to our former habits of life
Again we promise ourselves that we will en-
deH~or TO correct our shortcomings and try
TO live in cousUnHnce with those teacbi pgs
which urlr corsc cuces tell us Is the only
road TO true happiness. BY keeping con
sssnt in mind the mutsbility Of all things
human, and eyer rejecting that tbe hour or
no1reut we may be called hence Is uncertain,
and that other terrible thought that "after
death couetb Judgment" we may be enabled
to carry out in the future the coed rcsolu-
tions Of the present. And II we shonld be
spared to celebrated another rev year ami
versary we can look back with 10y, pride
and thaDkfuiness TO the VOWS Tegistared on
this to Us indeed happy New Year!
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-06
general rews atems.

The Bishop of Panama died on Monday
at Rome
The governments Of Portugal and Great
Britain both lay claim TO an island on the
western coast of Africa, and the President
of the United States has been chosen as um-
pire to decide the matter.
-Mr George Smith and Miss Adeliue
Strouse, two gay young inmates Of the Crsw-
ford county (Pa poor house, lately eloped
and made bold run fot the state Of n7otrii--
mony. 1t is thought that the county will
forgive them for the rash act
The Republican journals everywhere.
says the n. Y. Express, are indulging in
e1aggeratIons of Mr. Stanton's Importance
as public man, and in lamentations over
his demise. What. however, they cannot
oblterate from the past, soon to become
history, is the fact, that he was a tyrant
living, and heartless in his tyranny. He
filed the public prisons. shut up public
presses, aud did evcrythiug a tyrant could
do. with boundless power in his hands save
taking away life-of which, however, he
Is guilty In the case of Mrs. Surratt.
The New Haven Palladium tells hor-
rible story of brutality to wife to the fol-
lowing effect: Alexander McCrady went
with his wife from Plymouth to Waterbury
to pass the Christmas On the way home
they qaarrelled, and McCrady, who was
slightly intoxicated. seized his wife and
threw her out of the wagon. breaking both
bones of her leg below the knee. He then
told her that she must walk the rest of the
way, but the poor woman being unable to
rise, he then got out and fell to beating and
kicking her. He finally threw her into the
wagon. and on arriving home threw her into
the yard. where she lay nearly insensible,
while with knife he cut off every particle
of her clothing. He then tied rope around
her and drew her under shed. where ne
left her with a parting kick-siabled and
fed his horse and went to bed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-06

or Diseased Horses. Cattle, Sheep, Swine OF
Poultry. Thus every Subscriber has Horse
and Cattle Doctor free.
We are now prepared to offer the AMERI-
CAN STocK JoUKsAL as FREE GIFT FIR
one wear ia ALL NEW AND OLD SUB
SCRIBERS to the CAMBRIA FREEMAN who
shall send US. without delay. TWO DOL-
LARS in payment for one years subscriP-
ton to our paper. This is rare opportu-
nifty which the intelligent people of this sec
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Publisher Cambria freeman.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-06

The DECLINE IN PRINTED MUsLINs.-The
following statement in regard to the recent
decline in print ted muslins has been made N
New York:
A secret touching the fall in printed mus
Inns has just leaked out. Sprague. of Provi-
dence, has in his employ a young German
named Praff. who not long ago invented a
method by which the printing cloth in the
Providence mills is done at saving of from
one to two cents per yard. While engaged
in his experiments he made discovery of
still greater importance. whereby the bleach
ing. which now requires forty-eight hours,
may be thoroughly completed in less than an
Lour. These discoveries enable Sprague to
undersell all other manufacturersof calicoes,
and give him virtually control of the mar
ket. Praff's industry and practical scien
ti6c knowledge have already been literally
rewarded but it is said that his share in
the result of the valuable discoveries no has
maGo viii bo little short OF 81 ,Coe, Geo.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-06
POSTING THE BOoRs.

We had hoped to be able 10 notify every
Of his account with the freeman, but In that
effort we have been thus Tar only partially
successfully. Next week we hope TO COM
plete the work, which consists in affixiug
70 each PERSONS paper small slip bearing
his name and the dats from which he owes
US. Il will be no difficult matter RUr any
one, after tins learning the time fer which
he is in arrears, TO calcuIafe the amount cf
his indebtedness IN dollars and cents up to
The 2lst Of this month. We include IN this
notification all persons owing Us for three
months and upward, Erd while we do not
particularly solicit payment from PERSONS in-
t1ebted for less than one year, Se neverthe-
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on the record and begin tho new volume
without owing ths printer cent. Besides,
VIC are offering the american Stock Journal
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advantage Of this liberal offer. Hence we
wish it TO be understood by all persons noti-
fed this week as we'll as by those whom we
intend to notify next week, that now fs the
kline to aid us, II they intend to DO 1t at all,
as they know We contemplate improvements
in our paper which should not longer be de-
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Will alone enable us to make. If the 6rst
number of the next volume of the Freeman
does not appear in a new dres it win s7
sad disappointment 10 us and great shame
to those who have withheld orr just dues and
thus prevented us from. printing a hand
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1t may be we'll to say that If any one has
rot received full credit, either through our
fault or the fault of any person dEthorized
TO receive money for us, that We Will rcctfy
The error promptly when Informed thereof.