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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-11

How RosIS is MApE.-Rosin is the
sediment left after distilling turpen,ine.
When all the spirits have been extracted
that can be proitably, "a dark, thick fluid is
left, which runs aud appears like me-
lasses. 1t is drawn off from the bottom
of the still by spout, and, where. it is
far from transportation facilities, is not
considered of sufficient value to save,
and is allowed to flow down the ravine
below the dstillery, where it wastes on
the ground. Pools OF rosin are in this.
way formed, containing, sometimes, sey>
eral thousand barrels, varying IN color,
and glistening in the sunlight. Some
times it flows into a basin hah flied
with water, and having less gravity,
bridges il over with seaitransParene
pavement. In the cool season u Is stin
enough 70 bear persons on its surface
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-11
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
FIRED. w. BLAKESLEE, Photogror
MISCELLANEOUS.

LUCE, Propagator and Dealer in Grape
Vines Greenhouse Bedding and Vegetable Plants.
Persons about to plant Vineyards will find u TO their
advantage to consult the selection Of sites for
Vineyards Soils, Kinds of Grapes best mode and time
of Planting Examine samples Of Growing Vines, and
compare prices Ashtabua, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-11

JOHN DUORO, Manufacturer Of and Dealer in
Furniture OF the best descriptions and every variety
Also General Undertaken and Manufactured or Collins
20 order. Main street. North OF South Public Square
AshtAbula. 491
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-11

Gs W. DICkINSONS Jeweler. Repairing OF all
kiAda OF Watches, Clocks, and Jswely Shop, Claren
don Hlock, Ashtabula Ohio g.
y. q. ABBOTT. Dealer in Clocks Watches Jewel
ry, etc, Engraving, Mending and Repairing done TO
order, shop oa Main street, Conneaut, Ohio. S3s
JAMES X. srEBBINs, Dealer in Watches,
y Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, &c. Re
attended 70, = Main Street, Ashtabuls, o, 1895
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Sash, Blinds and Doors.

THE subscriber having supplied his
l. Establishment with the
BEST MACHINERY
and having secured the services Of some OF the very
Best Mechanics,
and provided himseld wtha large stock of superior
Thoroughly Seasoned Pine and other Lumber,
is prepared to furnish as good quality of
Blinds, Sash and pOors,
as can be found in Cleveland elsewhere and at Ceve
land List Prices.
N. B. Constantly on hand full stock of bevel sash
and door blir Is, made to order, short notice
Parties wanting the above ces will do well to call be-
fore buying elsewhere Planning, scroll and other saw
ing do order full assortment of crown and 9th
Mouldngs ON hand. Office and shop opposite Church
Park, Main STREET -
Ashtabua February, 1868. g c. CCLLEY.
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Call at the Telegraph Office

N ND get box of Extra Envelopes
with your business card printed them, for 81 25
All other work is correspondingy low.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-11

Some kinds of Wall Paper will be sold as
loN as cts, Roll, for few days, at DICKS
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

The Portsmouth Tribune
wants us to let our young
swells wear their corsets, three
button gloves, etc., in peace. .-4
Why, bless your soul, Mac, We
don't disturb them. VIZ enjoy
the thing. And why ahonldn'l
WEI IT'S business; what would.
newspaper men do for items i
they, didn't chronicle the follies
of the the world, as well asiits flash.
es Of wi wfisdomli Besides, if we,
must make the acknowledg--
meht, you know that the fools
furnish newpaper men with
subjscts for three ,fouttRs Of
their items.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

THE editor of the Waverly
Watchman Is a queer customer.
After meeting his cotemporary
ofihe Republican on thestreet,
one day last week, he rushed
Immediately to his sanctum,
and got off the following: ave
have. stnOh yastquanti,
tues Of sausage, pudding, spare
ribs, =, tenderlOins, backbones,
hesd,chesse and pigs feet here
lately that we are, ashamed 70
look a hog in the ,tace."' "'o,r.c.
, JOHN J. PIATF has been, ap-
pointed Librarian Of the House
of Representatives at Washing
ton. 20 fbat willJbe the first time
DopH Piatts has been happy
over appointment duliqs
Grants administration. Great
is the Piatt family, and Donlis
their prophet. 1er IL .oA "a
; The Prince of.Wales, heir,apo
parent to the Englishithrone, is
quite i'll with the typhoidfeverl
The latest reports atathe time
of going 10 press are more "a
Iyorablea abuG there Is bat little
hope of his recovery ~ ssUi
d The editor Of the Ross Counil
ty Registerhasi had'tbe svario.
Ibid and nowthe elitor of the
Ifonton Register has n a'eapstah
witha dove on it. Poor iellowsi
= Ir'no@ appears certain ttat
the three negroes who were
hung by a MOB m0 Indiana If ftdtr Z
The murder of the Park family
' we're innocen, Of the CRIME! >
So much Tor mob law, which IS
always wrong,
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BOOK AGENTS

.&fGEA WEEkl Rest cheap shuttla
sS q Ssewng machine in The world.
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$40 from sos
12SAMPLRs sent (postage paid) for Fifty Cents thas
retail easily for Ten Dollars. r. L. WoLcoTT, NY.

VNHls Is NJ hUMBUG! Os
l. h" sending OOCENTS with
a-e, height, color OF eyes aud hair, you VIII
receive by return mail a rorrevt cory Of your
future husbard or wife with name and date OF
marriage. Address W. Fox, Z. q. drawer,
No. "a Fultonyille, Y. 'a deceiWdd
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A MEETING OF the incorpora-
tors of the Farmers' and Mi
nel's Railroad W as held at Cir
cleville, on the 9th. The pro-
posed road is to run from Urc
banna, through London, Circle
vile, and ,Adelpli to apoint
near Macarthur, where7it Will
connect with the e., McA.&y O.
R, R. The Representatives
of Urhana stated that they were
prepared to build the road from
Urbana to Circleville, ,includ-
ing the bridge over the Scioto
River, If Oirclevills and the
and the people this side would
build this end. of the road to a
connection with the Gallipolis.
road. The principal object
they have in view is TO getover
into our coal and iron felds.i
Some of the leading capitalists
of GIrclevillal ITrhana and the
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

slrE .LUtLI.-a s'.l!3uE ID + J.
WE are under obligations to
Johhsoon3 ~ fGonr fGn' al Iite ESQ.
ing little pamphlet compiled
by A. Lawson and published
by the IrGnton Board Of II Trade,
entitled, "The Iron Indus
tries Of Ifqnton and and the J, Hang.
ing Rock lg}l Iron Region Of 0hRiOs3'
Intended especially 70 set forth ( IT
! the superior advantages Of To-
calf, ETC, Of lrontonii ironton n 3
is Q live town, and NO mistake;
but her Board Of Trade j made ia df' a q
'miIsstakke, in sending 1, e, Hn GHinSclnl
-natl ITO 70 have a, work Of, thiiss
:, ,dditt0m lZ3u Il1E9 ffSIS
haYsltg0d dieHSfffHlIssIntt, Sfff HlIssIntt,ERrriin ERrriinlRinlg n1lRinlges;
,tablishments at home, 1, -.
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CONSUMPTION orCoUGH
please read the FOllOwing Lett,
IOiH l"4 Shu! ,SaclS
Z FranllN reliaDlU DfiQgistb1aw
Mouxr. vERSos, H., April 2s, 1871.

:, . MOUNT. VERNON, III, Apfll ~, loll,.
81 EssRsl j.. NJ H aRIs &sCd., CaieihnaiI, tfliio.
n, Gentlemrn-l hear one OF my customers
Speasl id saea h III lerolJnfA Aliens lhrtglBdJ1
sam TO- day, that tn Iught you'd write you
tiie sulesituet dfl his sbihiljnefasg lie sSislhs
mother, who II aOw sixty YEAR, OF age, has
Suffered with eipsulu, rtloirforseyeftlI gears
AMI has been he care OF our best ply
sicigps, butt gRvtg ,yeceyet spy ,perrnseent
benefit; then she res6rted to m Ostevery Kind
OF cough and lung balsam that could be pro,
cured for her, but all to no avail. She still
grew worse, untH she1was cSnIiedie her bedj
and when she was seiLed with paro2ystn OF
coughing She you'd lose fps power OF EespTfs,
tlon, and they were cOmpened 20 resoft 10 va
Iious mean . 70 rertares breathl1gi and while
She cohghed so hard she could not xpectOrS
ate anything, and Tie hmlly Apd friends had
given Up aiihopeSofher rec6sery. 'ffef son
sOIISsS The s,S saSsEpt5 q A9GSa sS tHHF t
HS YsEf iS ssa aB'5Sh T@fI a
'hnta aiidnisstI Iithea She took ano.iiSsspeaIOr
coughing, and expectorated mouth full Of
\ dark fellow niattef, wAiSR was s6ahstbiha she
| had not been able to do for some time. They
tontinued 10 grve4 4ef ths Balsam Dnulsaorn-
aS ass sfa o s4ssSssaE sSs 8 a'ssaEs ssy
Elmmedste ttliefl Afa sihce1fht hhit she has
tGiy at ;SSd eaSsa an dsbsa ReISSSssi@a}aSo.
considerable outdoor exercise, Her son
b9dshtmbts 81 ne eAsam tdn? anf nslsI
ID lY6ufs, respedibIly ylQ9JI9--VIUI g =
| q. G. 'JOHN NSoN, Druggist,
Q wmabarb dsmRrestar praorpdmeit ttIhh
the case thus letter refers to.
h AtenssIaldg tkssii 10 fis4bati depSt ttsI
grea!aSt sx?ecS4fsnt Temeey ever ospien e;s ~ ,o
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FARM foF g3ie Hy w m! 2
= J. lRafiMells& C".%JI'isI
Rea'I Estate Atgehts;,e 4;
> nt llAcArthurAgO. Y Torn.

THtAEpdaeer Fof+n, R5!Ahaes&6@ stsGrs
.ulthur, 100 acres -lgQ. ,SGres. cultivated, iEo
voting orchards lust beA AIiuts selhs q HOadaha
NIrstSlcSi, Hs& EsasS AstoSs,iM$ArtAar
10 TisG@ep epousaCnrrn,l 10 acrss 6si mites
yest of MccArteur,-3O acres improved 4 bal
anee ia aood timber "a good olcharfo6 hp
pies, cherries and peaches. Cai and irCn
ore iVnderluus.y Eosy terms. : SDRf bBr
lG The uoddriige farm,il27 ceres, 4 miles from
ZaleJd, on McArthur md Athens road-75,
jactes ispr0yed, balance exceilentiy tmbered
ylihs White oakand poplar. A ointottataei
new stable, excellent olfhsrds
of apples, cherrIes ard iRAschesI RraAed and
ibudded fruit Coal, iron ore and limestone 10
ab,Iudance; v ell watered. NOS
| ashSeRey frrlrrie, dl2 aerSs, {MAsi AOnhl
Court House; vineyard of 400 vines, young
peach orchard, 2Si6ekitng applB trees; lime
stone iron, oil e, and eoal-one vein, eight leet
thick, ao~'beins Hofked.o ehoaplI1t7 G Is
inioGN mo. 20, ,MoAttnhr, dnIm sin sNsts2
sanareI west of Court House; good location
for business s,sndd PsrtcSsis 5laanee oaees
terms.
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s O'CLOCK.

T00E4 MONTH Horse and carriage tur-
MOkOnished: expenses paid; samples free,
Ii. b. SHAW, Alfred, Ne. noylliwd
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Fonr .Eyils.-Thoeler hahitualy uses any
A,oho'c preparations a. "a "appe'Scr" viii
be likely 10 suffer pom. (onr eyIts, viz, pn
dyerpl,rN Of fooI m the stomach, lnpa red
ABILITY TO dlgestit, the, pgngs of dyspepsla,
and 4 doctors bill. DR.. Walkers Vegetable
Vinegar Bitters the great teetetal restorative
iof the age, without o ca stllpulatng the PAT
ate or irritating the stomach, lmpprts. q
healrilfnl appetite. prOMotes dsestics regu'
iRtes the liver aud bowels, purhes the blood
and thus, instead Of entailng four evils, con-
fers four inestmable benefits. decAiwd
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Abuse ot the Franking Priv

Abuse Ot the Franking Priv
bw ilege. : .,',1 81
We received this week nm
der the frank of j. Fl. Plat,
member. of Congress, a speei.
men of a letter for publication,
and a proposition to furnish
regular weekly correspond
ence. The letter is signed
Chas. Murphy, 312 Second St.,
s. E., Washington. Mr.. Mur-'
ply informs us that heCfurnish
es letters to a number of lead
ing papers, among which, are
the Dubuque Times, Iowa, the
Jackson Pilot, Miss, the State
Journal, Montgomery Alabama,
the Banner, Hastings Mich
and the Ind. Republican, Mont.
rose, Pa. We are in frequent
receipt of such letters from
Washington, and always under
The frank of some Congress
We have no use for q WASH
ington correspondent. "a We
would rather have one letter
from any crossroads in the
county than q dozen from
Washington IG We have quite
as much as we can do Ito keep
up with the. home news; it Isl
of more interest to our readers,
and at any rate We don't want
to employ "dead beat IfMr.
Chas. Murphy wants to furnish
correspondence, as he says, "on
'independdnt principles" why
don't he pay his postage like
other people, and not steal it!
And why don't the Hon. j. II.
Platt take better care of his
frank2
Now, we have no objections
to an honest use of the frank.
ing privilege, believe it is an
accommodation which a mem
ber Of Congress and his con-
stituents should enjoy, not only
for the transmission of letters,
but reports, ETC., and that it is
altogether more economical
than it would be to issue
stamps to members, as would
doubtless be done in case the
present system should be abol r
lshed. But when it comes to
man setting up in business, the
principal expense of which
will he his postage, and then
buying, begging or stealing a
Congressman's frank to ceyer
that expense, We think it is
running The thing a little to-
far, and if Congressmeepp are.
made of such stuff that it can't
be stopped otherwise, the,
sooner the franking privilege
is abolished the better. f.,. --
..'s ~ - - .-- t.rs -
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extravagant inThis Old age. He
has not only spent three weeks
time in writing a column arIi
Gle in the, Ehqu;rsrY but has &C
tually invested enough Of cash
to buy stwdlVelextra copies Of
that paper. This, together with
the costs in his lawsuit with Fl.
P. Ambrose an1the expense Of
getting his spectacles mended,
foots uprmore' money we pre-
sumo, Squandered than Al any
time since 1he went to Bryan'S
circus and lost hispocket book.
Jaredois not only exlravagant
III ethis wayg but he is extrava
CANT In his language, and uses
the word lie, lie, lie, in; the
most approved Locust Grove
style. Itissuficientto say that
oar account of the little battle
in which Mr.. Randall and his
specs were bothoknocked hOys
de combat in the frst,round-was
Substantially true, except that
the trial tsok place before
Squire Sage instead of Squire
PayneUoiW .mid noIu a1cI
But we are glad Jared has
written that letter. 1t isalets
ting in some light ON the saus.
age question, ooHe says there,
were twenty-siKG pounds of the
sausage and there was but0one
pound Of liver in it, He don't
tell The component parts Of the
twenty five pounds, but We pre-
sumo it was lights, hearts, kid
neys and melts, as wen knew
full we'll that one pound OF liv'
er, be it ever so strong, could
never kick twenty five pounds
of good meat oot of The frying
pan, as the good housewives
whose unfortunate husbands
weren! purchasers of that re-
markable sausagey declare it
went. p Besides that We are not
aware that liy er is in the habit
OF cuthugup any such antics.
However, he acknowledges the
Hvey and Jared being an iuao.
cent void soul, sthought liver
would make good sausage
But welhope Jared will write
another letter, and tell US the
component parts OF thaC TWEEN :
ty five pounds; and let him do
it, too before Christmas. Some
of the little boys around.toYn
are very anxious for that reu
ceipe, to make a demOAslratioa
with on thatiboliday. We hope
therweight Of the ptkeryarlicles
were kept aa CAREFULLY as that
of the liver; for, according ITO
all accounts that sausage could
out pepia dozen packs of fire
crackers, and could squirm
twice as lively as d fire SER
penf.la Hoitalg'eq9 baj q toE"
.-7rTtt 77-''7'sr IT T -biss ",I
a L
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~ 2 ~ s.t.J o4 co y btha d
TIE jury ia thAqqss o,fetba
BLACKBURN trHialI H alItiogr for !hs m,upFadelr m,uplFad Il
Of Mary Jane LoRell, .Bsnaergqfdl,
a verdict on q TpesdayIati Chilli. II.
cothe, of murder in -the-Secon1
degree. The defehser Then made
a motionfor ,dfjudgmeng
and 9 new ftri4l, ggfiY'iiihig ggfi'iiihi as rgi rsgsr :
son the he count count upon which hs
was found guilty gig charges that hat
the deceased came to her death
by strychnia. taken through the
solicitation Of John OlhHn5iS, S, Black,
bburrps which iisliGlpiHpltsgdl j. sui
eide, and Blackburn kklRlFpqrpn Being en- on
.ly an accessory to suicide, aad
suicide not ap ofenpsee e under the
law, that he sis not gully o.
any crime ri he The Emr9qlliQ Emr9qlliQnb nbgiil bgiill bl'e be
heard aurdl9NPRp IN the 22a (aaqaryrT 8
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

SCRAPS OF Local HIsToRY "A CORRESPOND
ent writing from this place to the Johnstown
tribune, aftoT referring to tie n }eeting OF the
/ then approaching term of our County Court
nid the installation of the new officers thereof
proceeds 70 give the following items Of loca
Jndicial history which deem worthy of repro
ducton.
Since have touched upon the subject per-
my aiI me ne 10 gay word or two more about Courts
You have heard of Beulah tho deserted vii
lage, and know all about its rise, growth, and
GIL;Hate ana absolute downfall. But do you
Know mat in violent anticipation OF being
named the cOunty-seat of Cambria uDon its
erect!on INTO county, the people of that en-
tcFprlsInE burg actually built a Court House
INSIDE their corporate limits, furnished il, and
kept IL in perfect order aCaiust the coming of
the tribunal of justice for whom if was intend
ed5 The structure was log, and was built the
latter part OF the last century. Part Of lis
foundation wall is standing to this day.
But the rOSeate dreams of Beulah wero never
reaHzed- The cOunty-Seat was fixed at Ebens-
burg, and Beulah and it's Court House went un-
son was a judge of the Circuit Court for West
ern Pennsylvania district, ana for some reason
or another adjourned the body over which he
presided from Somerset to Beulah. " here il re-
yet venture to say that not more than one out
or ten OF tue present inhabitants Of Cambria
/ knew It before reading this. And so Beuiah,
| Court
70 our new iailf If you did, you passed on the
right hand side of the first square on your route
an ola log building. Inside that building, in
/ 1867. was held the first Cambria County Court,
Judge Young the first p. j. II subsc-
queutly used Jail, church, and school
hOuse-tO-day it is constable. The storms
/ OF sixty years have left to us only 4 faint out
line of its original proportions, yet il is cher
ished as afording contrast between itself and
our present Court House as fair as viii be the
contrast between the latter and our nelC Court
House, when we get it.
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Every Discase EEas Tts Remedy.

Upon this broad fact is founded the whole art
and science OF medicine.
That every disease has its cJtTGbIe stage.
der proper treatment there can be no doubt
That they have their jHcurGble stage, under
any treatment, may be equally true.
The Curabie period is during the early part
of the disease, of course; the fncurahle beitg
the advanced condition the last stage.
To show the precise nature, extent and local
ity Of the disease is of the first importance in
the treatment OF any case.
This - precisely the reason given by Drs. Old
shuei of Pittsburgh. for bringing into requisi-
ton the Microscopic, Tcst-tube, trino-metcr
and all the Chemical apparatus for the scien-
ti1c examination OF the urine in all chronic
/ and complicated cases.
The :ong afflicted have not been slow to ap-
pTeciate these scientific aids, and the conse-
quence IS their Office is one continued throng
of patients, from all parts OF the country, seek
ing the advantage of this skill in diagnosis
/ 4 knowledge Of the appropriate remedy,
however is quite important, as without the
remedy no advantage would be gained by
Every disease has its remedy. This is verified
I in the fact that different medicines spend their
action upon different parts OF the human sys-
TEN.
As each particular disease spends its princi-
pal banefdl action upon certain organ or It's
sue of tine BODY, according TO It's peculiar ma
ture, so each particular remedy spends its me-
dicina action up6n certain organ or tissue.
according to its medicinal qualities
Having knowledge of the true nature Ot the
case, also OF the appropriate remedy, the
next matter OF importance is its proper prepa-
[ ration and application.
This should be carefully attended to, and as
far Rs practicable, all medicines should be eX-
amined by the physician before beng put into
the hands or the patient or nurse
This is done in the ottice OF Drs. Oldshue, be-
fore mentioned.
All their medicines are compounded and
their prescriptions hiled by their own special
direction and under their own supervision.
/ No medicines are passed from their preScrip-
| tiOn bat through their hands
WAHTED.-Agents to sell the Patent Adjust
able stove Shelves, an article Of great practical
value to every family in the land. These
Shelves can readily be attached to any stove,
and are absolutely an Indispensable article
Where they have once been used Tor raising
bread and biscuit, warming plates and victuals,
or drying any small article, doing away with
/ been placed into the oven OF the Cook Stove in
good condition to be warmed, but are unfOrtu-
/ nately forgotten. and have been bUTDt or dried.
/ Persons desiring 70 carry on profitable bus
iness during the winter, viii find il to their in
! terest to send for a descriptive Circular, TO
/ DENMLER BROTH EHS.
No. I2j Smithfield street, Pittsburgh Pa.
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NAMBRfA COUNTY EaNDs.
At.sst
ISTRATOR,S NOTICE

Estate Of JOHN KENNEDY. dec "a .
Letters of Administration on the estate OF
JOHN kENS EDY, late OF Washington township,
deceased. having been granted to he 81 hscriEeU
by the ReEister OF Cambria county. all persons
Indebted to said estate are hereby notified that
payment must be made without delay, and TO.
those holding claims against The same notice is
given IN present their respective accounts duly
authenticated for settlements.
JOHN II. KENNEDY, Adm illustrator.
HeualOrk. Nov. II. Isl 60
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PCETET.--t}o 10 John J. NurpbE's, 10 : Ohm J.
Nurphy's Store, Mansion House Corner, and on
the first door, ana DJy all your dry goods, fan
ucls, stockings aud hoods, your carpets ana
lace. al that very SImc place and see the bright
face OF Murphy Z Co, hat Is Murphy and clerk,
who are always at work selling dry goods-in
fine. ali goods in their iiuc-iower than cost, the
profit is lost: for John j. Murphy viii sell what
you choose, even il he should lose. So, fare
well farewell!
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09
TO CONsUMPTLVES

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease. Consumption. by q
simple remedy, is anious to make known TO bis
fellow sufferers the means of cure. TO all VINO
desire it. he will send copy of the prescription
used, free Of charge with the directions tof
preparing and using the same, which they viii
find STRECURE for CUIlSIt3 ttOH- &5JHH. iE!O1}-
ch.tjs &c. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
II-II-IE. REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
2G4 South Third St. WiliiamsbuTgh, ~ \. \