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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-02-17
GBe d]ocl's Department.
EEXES ON A SKELETON.

Some fnrty years ago the f.llnwing poem
was published in the London Morning Chrou
icle. Every Effort was vainly made to dis
c"ver the authur. even tn the Offering If a
reward ot fifty guineas. All that ever trans
Fnch Was that the poem. in pla II cleTkly y
hand. VAS f. und near A skeleton ,.f remark
able symmetry "f E,Im IN the MnSrnm Ci
the Royal College nl Surgeons Lincnln'> Inn,
London, ami that the Curator of the Muse
um sent it to The Morning Chronicle
Behold this ruin! twas SknIl,
Once of the ethcrial spirit full
Tiis harrow cell was hle's retreat
THIS space Ihnnght'S mysterious seat.
What heau't OuS visions Fl led this spot
What dIeauS "f pleasure. long forgot
Nor hope. nor ". nor l"va. nor fear,
Have left uue tIaCu uf record here.
I;eneath this Wondering canopy
Once shone the bright and busy eye;
ltnt start nor at the dismal void
lf~sOcial love that eve employed
If with no la wless fire IT cleaned.
l}nt through the de"s uf Kindness beamed,
That eye shall be forever bright
When stars and sun are sunk in night.
Within this hollow cavern hung
The ready. swift and tuntful tongue;
If f4lsthetSl's honey il dis,laine,l,
And, ~hrn it c. nd not praise. was chained :;
If bold in virtues CAUSE it spoke.
Yet gentle concord ever hr"ke.
This silent t"ngue shall plead for thee
When time unveils eternity.
Say did these fingers 3eve the mine?
Or wi h the euvied ruhies shine
Il" hew the rock. or wear the gem,
Can little now avail Ia them.
Rnt if the pnGe If trnth they songht,
Or c"mfurt To Il monrucr brought,
These hands Il richer NEED shall claim
Than all that wait on wealth or fame.
Avais it whether bare or shnd.
These feet the path Of duty trod
If IRON. thu bowers of ease they fled,
t. seek afIl ction's hunluIe sheu
II Grandeur'S guilty bride they Spurned,
And home tn virtues cot returned.
These feet vii h angels wings shall vie
And tread the palace of the sky.
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spears Anfr.Du.t

spears Antr.Ou@t
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES.
EECELSIOR COOKING HIUTkS
NOBLE. TRI UMPH PARLDR COOK
ING STOVES,
And any Conkihg Stnve desired will get
when ordered at manufacturers prices
Old Stove Plates aEd Crates. &c, for re-
pairs, on hand for :he Stoves | sell Others
will DC ordered when wanted. Particular
attention given To
Spouting, Valleys and Conductors,
all Of which will he made out of best mate
rials and put up by competent workmen.
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Calls, sktttJes, 5,nttOotts, 1T,
a PINCH 0F SNUFF.
BY AN OLD SLTTLTR.

On Il dark night in the month Of Ocio
Der, | left my place of business III the city
of Rochester. and stated TO walk home.
Ally house was about three miles away,
aud stood alone in very desulate spor.
the only approach To which WAS 10y bleak
aud lonely road Habit, however, had So
efftcIed NE that | was never troubled in
tue slightest degree either by fear or sus
piciun | generally traversed the lonely
road without thinking of The lsngth oil
the way or the gloom of the scenery.
On Tie night To which alluGc carried
with me bundle containing cunsiiera-
ble sum ct money. Ii was this, perhaps,
that made ME Sumewhat nervous and
Cautious. For the first time iu my life |
BEGAN 10 be troubled with fears ui robbery.
| thought of The danger oi the way; Of tie
winding road; IF The rocks that favored
coIiceaimeIIt Or the thick shade of trees
tina, invited ambush. Every story of rob
berry that had ever heard now recurred TO
me, until at Iength the idea took complete
toseession of me. | could think ot moth
lny else In vain | uied Io expel these
thoughts from NY mind could no mote
control them than Tie winds of heaven !;
ST. | now walked ON, looking snsinciousll
AT every rock, aud Transforming every
bush into Il Iurtin. foo.paI 1t it had
been pussialp, | would have turned back 9,
but fhIs was moi To he :hon%ht ut tor one
moment. Ny family and friends " ere ali
AT ho,II., ;nd as ] was always puncI nai
aud delay would cause Iinmea>urable
anxiety, my only course lay onward e,
and onward felt | must 90 - onward
| went, bitterly lamrniing my folly IL not
taking Il CaiIIage from The town, which,
woul:I have taken inc 10 my home 81
qplckly and 50 easily, and spared me all
INV present anxiety.
Full Uf these ih"uc chts, | arrived at "a
solitary house which sIou about halt-way
on my j,urhcy A clare OF light streame'l
from the windows across tile road, Iliumi-
nA,Ing ;he Sc, ne. just ;ts approached IL,
"A dlIk ii .ure Il .slIed forward from behind
the house Through the hight and lntn ihe
gloom of the road, upon which II walked
With great rapidIy. was startled al us
snddennrss 1 caught glimpse of The
not distinguish his features. only saw
that he vas Il mnIa;Iu, nut no more. IiIs
wlh.lc act showed that he had been wait
my for me. Bat why should he wait lor
me at This particular place! Way dari
forward and walk ahead I'll NE This
was what troubled me
All Ihis time | was walking on
tried 10 catch np with the man aud pas
him Ii was imp"ssible l q 'ickened
my pace u",i! il became almost "a run
but the more Increased my speed, sn ci,
the ,uan increase l.is T.le result of Ihi,
was to crtirm my worst suspicious, an'
10 prove most clearly that hc had sinister
designs upon me.
AT length he came to the foot Of "a lonl
hill Upthis the man went with unaba'
ted velocity; but here paused and slack
ened my speed AT the top of the hil
WAS the loncliest place Oh the whole road
Not house was near it, except the ruin
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-02-17

MARVELS OF MEMORY Some examples
cf the narvel- of memory would seem en-
tirely incredible had they not bren given
us upon The highest authority. CYRUS
knew the name of every s"ldier in his
army. 1t is also related of Themisiocl, I
that he could call 10y name every citizen
Athens, although the number amount. 4
t1 twenty thousand M,hridates, king {
Punlus, knew all the eight thousand snl-
diers by their right names Scipiu knew
all the inhabitants of Rome Seneca
complained of old ape because he could
moi, IS formerly, repeat two thousand
names in the order in which they were
read To him and he stated that on one
occasion, when nj his stndies. two hundred
uncoI nected verses hav:ng been Ioti ed by
the different pupils of his preceptor, he re-
peaIei them IN reversed order, proceeding
from the last tn the first Lord Granville
rouhi repeat from beginning III end, the
New Testament in The original Greek.
Cook, th" tragedian, is said 10 have COM
United 10 memory all the contents of a
large daily newspaper. Racine could re-
cite all the Tragedies of Euripides.
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RERG

HH@9 E1."N sHA,HET ..sFHT9
!ylya Ny GJyM 81 IS Il :
ESAVlNG recently enlarged our stock
3 4 we are prepared Is. sell al great
reduction IRON f'rmer pr Oar stock CON
sts of Drugs. MeiicineS. Pcr'nmerv, Fancy
S ,aps Lenn's Hills AMI Aen'> llaIr Re~tnr
ative- Pills, pntments. Pilster<. Lii iE"nts.
Pam Killers. CT rate Magnesia. : Jamaica
Glueer Pure Flavorne R1tracts, Essences,
..emn Syrup. So"lhirg Syrup. Spiced Syrup,
Rhubarb, Pure Spices. &c
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Rlauk B".ks, Deeds. N"tes and Bon's; Cap,
Posi- Commercial and all kiIrls of Nnte Paper;
Envelopes Pens. Pencils. Arn"ll's Writing
Fluid, Rlack and Red Ink, Pocket ami Pass
Books. Magazines. Newspapers. Novels, HIS
tories Bibles Religious, ,Pra! er and Toy Books,
Pcnknives. Pipes, &C
EE- We have added to stock lot of
FINE JEW ELRY. To which we would invite
tie trenton of the Ladies.
PHOTOERA ArH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re-
tail. LENNON d MURRAY,
July 30, 1864. Main Street. Ehensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-02-17

The must primitive poSi-uilite in the
world Is to be found on the southern cx-
Iremliv of America For some years
past barrel has been fastened by AN iron
CHAIN To The ouiermust rock of the mnun-
taios overhangina The Straits ut Magellan.
opposite Terra del FueG". Ii is opened
by every ship which passes through the
Straits, either TO place letters in it or 10
take letters from II This post-olIice,
therefore. takes care of itself and there IS
no example of any breach "f trust ha'in.
occurred Each ship undertakes The v"l-
untary transmission Of the contents of the
harrel, if their destination is within The
limits of its Voyage
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One cf Natures RoDlenlen.


My thoughts were far away from no.
blemcn OF any kind as stood among a
ihr"ns ot Others in one of the elegant dry
9oods establishments, situated on lie fash
Iunable promenade of our thriving metrop-
obs.
was one If the many who lined the
polished Counters, looked with admiring
eyes on the fabrics So tempiinsly dis
played. The halt-hour's absence of the
ut.iging clerk, who would find the style
required only in distant part of the
house, allowed me TO be entertained with
watching the stream of lair ones coming
and departing
And while | was waiting and making
mental criticism to abuse myself, an inci-
dent occurred little out 0f the common
observation of shop visitors
A slight, small woman, pale, sad-eyed,
and wearing faded black. came in with a
new influx of visitors, walking timidlv,
and Casting hali>irightened glance at
the piles Ut pretty stuifS
y bright, new material on the counter
near where stood caught her eye; she
Iretnbllngiy inquired the price when she
was told, ms sharp eye saw "A bill twisted
in The qnive.ing fingers with "a perplexed.
troubled air, aud my ears heard her MUIR
mer-
"Annie will need ten yards
'WIh you take it g.
Sine lIiled her pale, meek face, and an
swered-
Il cannot l d:d not think it would be
So much.''
She was turning away, when gentle-
man who like my self, bad been looking
and listening, drew near, and asked of the
clerk
''What docs that lady want? l will
walt upon her-you attend 10 the custom-
ers below"
The respectful manner in which he was
obeyed Made me at once aware that he
was the proprietor, aud was a little sur
prised at what followed
GLOW many yards did you want,
Madam %
81 cant take it, sir
| 81 am not talking about that with a
smile lust answer my Question"
| lie cut off more than she falterinely
menIt1nHd and willie he WAS packing il,
she iound vince 10 Tell hin that ill-heallh
had forced her to Telinqni,h the work with
wiiirb she had obtained support for her
self and her iatherless children. But the
eldest girl, barely seventeen, was going to
teach III IA week and she needed "A dress 10
make her presrntabie.
lie made no reply, taking in silence the
| little bill she Offer ed-lhp very last of "A
small hoard-and from his own portmo-
naie adled sreenback, the amount Of
which coUll not see, slipped both be-
tween the cord which bound The parcel,
and handed The parcel to her with
"Ihere, iell your daughter stranger
| wishes her success -
lie walked hastily away 10 avoid her
fearful thanks. and the little woman looked
as she turned 10 depart, like one in a
dream.
1t was simple act, unoblrusively,
| qIletly done F; aud not "A week before, the
same gentleman had been pronounced un-
charitable, because his maine would not
be put down To swell the list for aid TO-
ward some miSsionery scheme.
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The OLD FASHIONED MorHER.-One
in all the world, :he law of whose law is
love one who Is the iii, unity of our infan-
cv. aud the sacred presence in the shtine
of our first earthly idulaIry one whose
heart is far below she ftcs;s that gather
80 ihickly on ler brow one 10 whom we
never grow old. but in The plumed troupe
or in The grave council are children sill;
one who welcomed us e, ing, and never
forgot us-never. And when in some
closet, some drawer, some corner, she finds
garment or toy that once wss ours, how
does she weep rs she thinks we may be
suffering or sad Does The battle of life
drive the wanderer To The old homestead at
last Tier hand Is upon iis shoulder, her
dim and fa,lea eyes are kin.ile.l with some
ih,p4 t The '.l.ght Of ulher d. ", she
arzrs upon LIS worn aud nuntied lace.
abe of stout heart my sonl M harm
can each YOU here" lini some Tine that
armchair is sct back against the wall,
I've corner is vacant. and they seek The
dear cid occupant in The graveyard
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FAMlLY GROCERIES

such A. Tea, G. flee Sugass. h"las.es S2r-
ups. SPICES. Dried Peaches lbrie-i Arples.
Fish Il.miny. Crackers. Rue ard Pearl
Barley: Soaps. Candles; TOBACCO aud
CIGARS; Paint. Whtewash. Sc'uh. Horse.
Shoe. DU>tiug. Narnish. Steve. Clothes and
Tooth brushes. all kiuls aud sizes Bed
Cords aud Manila Ropes. and many other
articles at the lowest rates for CASH.
90 House SpO"tiHg made. painted and pun
up at low rates for cash. A liberal discount
made tn country dealers buying Tinware
wholesale. GEO IlUNTLEf
Ebensburg. Feb. %. ls67.-tf.
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JOHN T. LINTON

6# 6#S"NHl AT LAW, Joanstolca. Pa
s,Er. u building on corner of Main and
,or5 ',i street, opposite Mansion House.
IL.of. uof. Entrance on franklin street.
,-uI'sio~n. Jan. 81. l8G7.tf
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ID. MLAIGIJIJE

No, n'm"NLl AT LAW. JohRstonn, Pa -
. r.ye n The Exchange building. on the
4. Clinton and Locust streets-up
| W., "i'I attend to all business connect
with bls profession.
S.a. 81. l8G7.-tr.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-02-17

IIooD once said that there was "A fami~
Iy living near him that had a mile Of
daughters The name of the family was
Furloug, and there were eight of them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-02-17

A soH,l that is just nuw very o. ular in
I.npdon has the ftiiowing cn0lus:
saw Eau kissing Kate.
Aud tbe fact Is We all three saw,
For | saw Esan. he SAW NE,
kud she sag / saw Esau.
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Z. w DICK,
rO,r,,"h EhenShurg.
/ Ei.iN x DICK, AlToRNnYs- At
.r.n ', Efr"Shurg Pa. Office With VIM.
W. S>q.. C"lIuaGe Row. loot - If.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-02-17
VOLUME 4.
[nENTI@RS' S'ERY !!
DR. JOHN FRY,
.,,Isted by hts Daugnter,

4,,ISted by hts DHuSnters
.,,-,,,,,.eutIv located i'm .IuhnStown, is
ha"'- p, II wrr al PRO n'"$~ion,l calls. and in
',I,RTJF GAL EETH on gerune Rub
'0 HT%n'c,ni,r) Base, or. ii pre!erre lie will
|'e Ls,, OH linld "a caretS 6ne). or Silver
''r'l t.,rIy pnrel--'soJh of his own preparing
c'.I;, Aluminium. Palladium. C"raIite
o' ',.1,,,ptine. '.I,,, Also. ia" Porcelain trerh
a1 I'M a,..'ing. Filling and Cleaning OF Teeth
tsr, reformed, avoid! z ali unnecessary
YG -,,rs also call ATTENTION I" his rev mode
%".,.tr with CRYSTAL GOLD which is
~ -, r,.0sraiinn ever Introduced for Il liir
We 10 s,,, r,,-jore TOOTH 7 Its NATURAL
s'| a;b his gold, and make me filing as
sa- aI a., rtece Of gold coin. Go and have
o'-.s,b eyaggised eVcry six months AT lelst,
liS yl' ,bare is auy decIy about them have them
g.s vitA CRYSTAL Guli ssld You will I.eYar
.si .,,isriL Ieerh. Artif,ial teeth are good
mute but tisev 30 net CORP irc with the
i Ir.,r -e,lh when ia a i2e: itsIv state
A.. ..ork done in such I'll tEne~ a. aot to be
.-nsI ia Sulc. Beauty. CoufoIt. LiGhtaeSs,
;.,r ar,d Vlrr .urrd I" give satisfaction
... .I;s,r,-- 60 q e zI'uth
..s- uf hi work may be examined by ali
.lc.,, Il, see them. Tie toIIoWing speaks
TESTIMONIALS
7, the nrr srs;ened, citizens Of Latrrbe and
---sr. Wc-tuorela.,d county, PI che, riUi
srmit the tullnNiIrE a. expressive OF OuC
5, Lite al Or F-v's abilities as r ''eIti-t-
" rsrar,l DR.. Fry ~ naturally adapted 20
A, ,ro,e,,iou Of h5s choice, His mecItle,icai
-,s,llv has furnished tn his arr many iIvaI-
] IIIe notifications aud improvements. akId Ee
5esr il due to him and lie pubic At large TO
ksy hat, irola = hong ami Ultimate "cQuhiut-
nee We can conf ieuIly recommend aim TO all
bio nav feel inere-teI, as au abe, faithful
a1i sIpereucci work maa.
L!rRcaE-EH Ferguson, A. d john BIC
hr.N d Rev Jerome kearney,J J L Cham
g, " 5 Head. sePh A. Head, kich't Ros
r David Wilinms
llooyrsR-I.. T Ream, NJ. D.. Wm. A-h
Cg. Jacob Ejcher, y u Marker, Esq 81. jaCCb
BrruSer. p " joseph Scrnggs, ID. ~.
LGrsHLI>srowS-RoGert Louther, E~a 4
i. hrnsOr, T. NJ.
FIlsFlrID-D James Taylor. Imy ely ]
, 1870-12-14

a0y .,,,...- ...-..,,......,...,,13 TT
;fttea!.us3l .al!ege land scf1p....-l33 tf1at+S
The following xere telegraphtc quotation
, 1870-12-14

5l.c5si IS go Lu do n sl."5sss; 1l,400 IN ! :,
II 5i.65t{{; $500 bu Nm 5 arr'cR 1t 9l.ul;
800 h1 old 70 At "a, 4 ttN bn Isteote1 sp1lng
ut alc. Tot1], ~, 100 hi
Cc.n wAs YER. quiet little bcttar shAa nom.
iral-haf not weak, Sa. NJ so'd At oas
1t 4a;;{o: tic esnae gaze sod, TO ssra.t ex-
tent, on op,icu, II Nc sellsr jam ,sr. aul 4sc
stl.er February. M g,sia F4s strong. 1T IL
advance, clnring 1t Saj! !asec- There wIn little
tesrE IN old No. 2, except for The 1as! half
Of this month, on which. ~esarA op'iona ara
still ont 1 few at them we're nettiea at 55c-
Sales vert: $500 hu cid No. NJ Sic: 2,oo1
tn do At N11<o: 300 TN do It 5oac; I.bN IN
iu ut Gtsc: 2,60u hu new No. 2 It 33t4o; 4, 900
tu do ut 4aa,c; 500 au TO 1t 49,; 80V b,i kila-
d1itG No. ii 4.:; 700 q old rejected st Ale;
go bu do II 4ohc' :. ooo 10 DO ~ ios . en su
!. .:.f1 tn do 1t Ssa4t: l.G10 bu do - 33,<c:
1.r0 bu On sake: 0oo hn do 1t az: :,{o3
bn v.l!n~ At i4A<c; !,4u0 bn do y 81. # q
On hos1ds 4so Id bs sample It ssc- Total,
60. 22C0 lu..
Oats were Yesr qu1s., a-6 nnrhsogea. 4
prdtu11y hopses ba,n; ss1x@saA<e, she assrk.s
e1osing nominal At that pttce. Seller JsnnsFy
wae cffert d at 39c. and :sSHc WIS bid. lash
ea]es were: 400 bu At 3o5'aS; H. 200 bu At as;
3,Gt0 bu at 3s;*c: 2.sD0 III u 3si1c; !, 100
In II 3Sc; 600 ba rtject:a n $50, eas bn DO
at 35c: 600 bn DO ~ 94ttfc: Go0 ba do Al 3a.>
Iota1, II. ADO bu. Rejected sold 1t s433z eeller
tie nopih.
Kyo 1,a quiet ana ,4.c loser. sales we're
confined to 4A0 tu No. ut G9c; son In M,
{. II 677l<<c; 500 bn do 1t SIC, sud 1.6oo ba DO
on p1;ss- . .er,aA. <n1ro4ed to bs 685. Total,
= 4,4n0 In. Rejected w.s nonina1 st 6sTsic.
Uariey pas atrnos: 1Ife1e*B. We gno:e NJ.
\, TsG73tiic, t1,e ou's!1e for etrictly fresf.
receipts: No. 8 At 53G5Sc: and Eelec;ed II ss
a47c. Sales were: $500 bu No. ? 1t s211Se:
40 bu do at 73.: 400 bE No. ) II 53f i-x}t
Gu rs ea1,rle at SOC C10 bu do At a1a; A0u
bu 10 ii &c TOTAL. 800 bu.
The following we're the daily sales OF the
leading brsAlstufs on 'ChAngs dusins TIT
tA II H:aat.
, 1870-12-14

Spa:ft!rsCa1-
t1aIT in.....
SpsrAllsg ca
tAw tH......
SslJiC'HtATtn.
Rhlrc wipe..
Fort W11t.,..
, 1870-12-14

and this. 4oo, notwithstanding sle fAct TINT
the S<ctttkty had in tic tucantiule pxld OH
nessly f1o0. .0e0, ,no0 Of the punlic dsot.
In the inquiry ~ tn whAt will ha tho prob
aiis course IT the gill premium during the
next four Enonth., i: mast be borne III Enlad
that there il believed to i,e large A+on,nt Of
foreign capital ~tirh hiss fJu,d \ temporary
peace IN Europe viii call this homo. thu ten.
pcf4ri'y fefiasig to mike high price for for.
tign ex-harSs, and consequent exports pf
gold, which are AleAya conoo,nitAnt with fise
in its prict.
The tprri prominent featares in this local
n1ney mxrket are tbs hreak down In thapa
az sxctsngr. aud tho su1d.n revival Of tho
demand for currency, which tlsvo ob:i8n s,s-
erA1 cf the banks t3 order currency from Nsw
York ty exprens> insteAd Of ssnding It tile re-
verse direction, as they wcse doiuE uues of
four Gays seo.
Tbs ircrease Of c1chapge on tho market 10
can+ed partly ty pore rackess who have III.
,arged fer packing On Eastern accnnnt-sn"
have been drawtaE on their PRINCIPALS iof
funds to begin ops tations-hu mainis by tha
offering OF large smounta OF exohAoEe u TIM
market from Cincinnati and St Louis, oe:h o.
WHICH ci:ieB r.em to bo shipping more. and
there fs.e making more New York exchange
than We are 1t present.
Tie rate for sA1e+ Of exchange between
banks to-day wss lilo discount Al the couu-
ter, bar kers sell 1t LILO premium and buy ~
firm par to lilo discount.
The money mstket continues to work closer
ertrs day, aud bids fair to bccpme stringent
before lhe End Of tue week. i,
Tho following quo:asons fpr bu!ing ana
selling government lou ts, lo.A1 nt'pk-. gpiI
and silvtr in this market. this afternoon. are
fnrnjs1 *: hs Lunt. Preston ksau. bankers,
~ Clark street:
, 1870-12-14
THE GREAT,
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been rerolu.
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PR0sTRAT10N. Is THE TRUE MED.
ICALPHuOs0PHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION RITTERS, pre.
pared with pure st, Croix Rum and
Calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great Fact. The lfe-sus.
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and despoading by an imme~
diate and most encouraging change.
If the appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; il digestion has been painful and
imperfect,h it becomes easy and thorough;
if the liver is torpid, it is reused and
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened and restrung;
ifthe brain has been baunted by morbid
fanciea they are put to flight, and hope
and cheerfnlnessreturn- In the face Of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bility, dyspepsia, biliousuess, constipa-
tion and mental dependency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters, no practitioner
/ not in league With death and the
undertaken could persist in it. The
+,,rr;11a ..,hich 1.ra@.o c,ca v,,.4.
, 1870-12-14
AQ4TETTER'8 HETTEEfa.
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Faith Well Founded.

In old ttes. At The enotneeet1nens Of eTss teasoo-
It VA the faehion 10 take s:1tae catha.te u tsfe
su.r1 aeais. chanse Of Temperature. 1t WAS ~aEts
thsn 4en+elers PRACTICE The people Of orr day undt'
ttapd The ., 4.ter bette! Instead Of aersns the t-
trn thrr rtinferre IL In the method fht5 2dopt thes
EXHIBIT wife di.esiuaatfon- 1uatead Of se~osttok +
tie 7ittstd ,tiuuats Of coEanaerce. or ans ef tie
comroaua, dt!sed from them, they rut their faith in
:be onsy absolutely pnze iurlso7sut ptoe,sabe psht
.rkf,-uottetses't Stomssh httters. 1heir faith Il
well founded. Never has anS sop1c ueeicue ben pre:
n.srd th saeb eesupuiods precision and conscientious
ea,r. Its rsFrtahle compound of which every in-
ttrdent n .auua, whole rone. and mtdesuaf In thr
.:uc tepte Of the xura. Sow. haEt th7se pforot
aeus usuop. complaints. orehaE OF the adult pepo
tafou Of The United Ststea enfer mor- r1e*a ehss
from diseates ot the atonaeh deraaxetuenls ot The
tres oF ad+ct.ons Of the kfdnet1- In No oseF land
aades Heaten arc thsae rnaiades General A. In this
county, md Hostetters Biters Is specific fof then
al uuleet oryA4fc III thef origin. and. Therefore, b.
rend easr And lt tote who sse Fortunate cnausa tc
t+ exempt II nj them IT p1esent uudesstand o.e x1ea
fact riz: that m oestEcu1 Of shA vtsazsps too
xM :, ee..atrlr Prevent them - the san will Ere
r-pt tie Garth from fetz{ax whstc 'ts xtal. beam
dt&eeyd-