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The Van Buren press., 1871-09-05
From Little Rock Republican.
Episcopal Primary Convention.

Organization OF the Diocese Of Arkansas-
Election Of the Right Rev. II. ". Pierce,
ID. d., LII. D., as Bishop Of the
Diocese.
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u The Little Rock Ga1ette, Of the a9th
says:
The Fort Smith Railroad was yesterday
turned over by the sheriff to Messrs Pierce
Steacy 4 Yorston, who will continue to run
trains % formerly until further notice. The
road is said to be very much In need Of re-
,,atea
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Bloomington Nursery, Illinois,

O0TH year 600 acrssl II Green. .uou.e,, Lara.
SU err An,.ortment, nnt, BE" Stock. Lon Prices Trees,
100 ass.. tihns Bulbs. Seeds, Stocks, Crafts &c
iced Satalosnes. all for 10 cents Wholesale prieo
.ns Ans 'epn ior shsse, before buying slsewberc.
'"' T. n rHoFNIN, Eloomin gton. III.
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erA dispatch from wheeling Of Aug

2Sth says:
Returns from thirty.6vo counties In
Western Virginia have been received.
They give about 1894 majority In favor
OF tie call Of constitutional convention.
The remaining nineteen counsses will not
natsriaily sitter this rssnl',
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Aleo. of the same date, SAYS:

"About 10 o'clock last night. large nun.
Der of colored people. preceded by the color
ed band. marched from the third ward down
to the Metropolitan Hotel. where hon. Jos.
Brooks was called upon. and delivered a
speech Of about an hours length. lie dwelt
principally on the wrongs and outrages per-
petrated by Gov. Clayton and his party.
through fraudulent registration and ballot
box stufiing. He was Frequently chesrcd.
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H Pay for your paper.
Election Notice,

4 n Election OF the Voters of the Town
of Van Buren,. will be held at the Court
House in the Town of Van Buren, on
Tuesday, 10th September,
to vote upon the Annexation to the present
Town Of Van Buren, of the McGee Addition.
A plat or mau of which addition is now on
file in the Clerks Office of Crawford County.
BY order of the Council.
j. NJ. WOOD, Mayor.
GEO f. WHITE, Recorder.
Sept 3, 1871.
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II Tie Gazette Of the lst, announces the
arrival at Little Rock. Of Senator Powell
Clayton. the night before, accompanied by
Col. II. l.. Mcconnell, Of the Republican.
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EBE&SBURG

ER5s "E GTTFN F0NAE7 95sFF8 %
YLS& EAy EyyAs 81 .5s& "a G
Sc AVING recently enlarged our stock
= 4 we are now prepared to sell at a great
reduction from former prices. Our stock con
sts OF Drugs, Medicines, Perlumery, Fancy
Soaps, Leon ;, Halls ami Aliens Hair Restor-
atives Pills, Ointments, Plasters, Linimonts,
Pain Killers, Citrate Maguesia, Ess Jamaica
Ginger, Pure Flavorlng Extracts, Essences,
Lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Spiccd Syrup,
EhubaTb, Pure Spices. &c;
CIGARS md TOBACCOS.
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Cap,
Post Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper;
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils AnoId's Writing
Fluid, Black and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Novels, HIS
tories, Bibles, Religious Pray yer and Toy Books.
Peukuiyes Pipes, &c.
o. We have added to our stock lot Of
FIN e JEW ELRY, 10 which we would invite
the attention of the Ladies'
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale OF re-
tail LENNON & MURRAY.
July 80, 1868. Main Street, Ebensburg.
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The Superintendent. asked me 20 "a.
charge Of aSunday school Glass .v.
fad EN- ruher q hard lot, said ls-
They all went fishing last s9aav b
Johnny Rand. lie is really q -g-i E-
and l hope lis example may 7er red p
lie others I WISH yea wg-.l talk
them d li,tle. % Itold Lin Iwauld. r.
were rather a hard .gysins set. Il-
think / ever Witnessed q more cla-a
s0rtment Of black eyes IN MY HE. q.
johnny Rand, tie good boy. was
place, and ! sur.=I yu Lim apg-=--
As soon as tie lessons We're over III,
"Boys, your superintendent ts.s as 7-
were fishing last Sunday. aUaaaa
Johnny here. You didn't 90. a,t 7-
Johuny % No, sir" "tH b.
r;ght. Though Ibis boy was the -o-.
est among you" l continued, ''yl r
now learn from his own lips warl.
7 good counsel which l hope ygg viii r
by l lifted him on the ss-. 5..al
and smoothed his auburn locks "a
Johnny, 1 want y0ut to tell your .ss@
and these wicked boys why You lh..
fishing with Them last Sunday. >=
up loud, now. 1t was because %
wicked, and you would rather c9nsa-
Sunday schuoI, wasn't il p "Ea 81
was COS ! could find no worms Tor y-
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Excellent Fnfere,,

For finding the interest o.
Tor any number Of DAYS. tie --y frils,,
case Ue,ng cents, separate the her r! ia =.
nSure oi answer to expesa it IN slt s
cents. 80 -'.a's 4.
rom per cent.-MulGplv n..
the number of days to rug pi'l'ipLl,
hand figure from produce al '1IaF.,s -,.
DAYS and divide by y. y aaa5a !
S'e per cent,-Multjply by
days, separate right hand fgp2s -.aSa' d
by 6. sure adj -.g.5
Eig" per osnt,-Multiply by ,,.-,
days and divide by 45. -~-...I
Njne per csat.-Multip,v
days, separate by right hand f,r-. -.'at
vide by /. 5''a a-l q
Ten per ceut.-Multfplv lv -.
days and divide by 50. " ~-l-os'
Iscelcs per Mul.frrv ru
days, separate right hand fguT: -.5 -- e, e
by 2. 7-'' did DID.
Fifteen per ceal-Aiu,tialv by.-.
days and divide bv "A. -,---a
Eighteen per csat-Nu.,ir.r l..
Of days, separate right hand .r.. -1 ---
vide by 2. 7-'' ---
Itce7'iy per csHt-Uu!,fnlv BY NM.
days ard divide by IS ----..;
1trsHiy to'u per csat-Msrt-r.yr-
Der Of days and divide by Is. - %
" hen computing interest m r.,--,
two places pointed of from lie --rl. ~ !. =
principal gives she Interest at n. -5- -. +.
At . per ccut., two places 6a....
gives the interest for IS l.ss .-.'-
At 6 per cent, two aIsees r.....,
ives the interest for 60 DAYS.
At g per cent. two Il.cs r...,
gves the interest for IS G5rs.'
at 9 per cent, two place. --.-...
gives the interest for 40 davs.
4 10 per cent, two ulsces f.:-..t
g'vs the interest tsr % 3avs.
4 y per cent. two place. r.-.-
giVesthe interest fyT 50 days.
Ats per cent. two places r-.,
gives de interest for p i5vs.
At s per cent. two places g..-..5
gives t-e iuteres. f1r 20 davs.
At = per cent, tvo places r..-..t
gives tneiuterast for Is tsrs.
At y per cent. two places -.s,
gives theuteFest for 10 days.
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ANOTHER HUNAN NOEDEE-N-., 2
we coming to2 There was q tine .a'- 2
Siamese Twins were regarded as aaa
Wonder of the world, bus the uwa-lal-=.. I.
has effectually overshadowel t--l- l
EIg's claims to our surprise; ana DC" p
another extraordinary being, whose '5--i
able physical conformation has tl5.--
puzzled scientific men rs the >lmss -
or the North Carolina dUul.sLes-.-. J.
extraordinary beiLg IS thus Descs-.- B! p
Alexandra (Ya.) Gazette:
There Is a COlored man now i1 --
who SAYS he came from FrellT.c5, A-. a-
can. at will. and without any aTf-.
convenience. change tie position u ls--
to the left and lower portion VI his
thence across 10 the right SIDE % .-
meu. and thence back again 60 his ....
BE also possesses the power a- r.E
stomach. and Of 81 extending t-- -
between the ribs rs TO form tolt -...
for the whole of his auGgm51 --l
tious are all distinctly visible aa- -.- =.
taiEly very remarkable, lie .ri.s. -. -.
the heart. considering It's at5at-....-.'' w..
almost iuexplicah.e. Many l-.s - -.-'
them some Of the meiirt .a-- .l ...''-
amiued The man. and have a-.- '.-
very much in the phenomena he --..'
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tFrOia The 1fcthOdiSt.l ]
RR E4' EaSRTE,

Brit HARgE Is one Of the freshest and most
original Of American poet humorists- He IL
luslIates phases of the coaTser American lie
such as are familiar to all, bat y hich 70 author
has until now attempted. And considering the
difficulties Of such line of fauthorship-danger
{ n The one hand of vulgar or indecent expTes-
sion, and on the other OF becoming insuifcrably
stupid Mr.. Harte has been more successful
than one would have supposed. Few who have
read his Luck of the Roaring Camp but re-
ceived genuine enjoyment from its pages. One
of his latest publications is a collection of short
poems, Fields, Osgood & Co } many Of which
are characteristic and exceedingly humorous.
Some of the pieces in the course dialect Of the
Pacific miners are very affective. The follow
ing has touch OF true plthos:
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s LITTLE FARM NELL l.---..
VIM. Huber is the owner O.. s.A. p.
ground en- theou,skir.s If oaa-.- -..-
OF this l!ttje farm and is owner
berSburg Puj'jc OpiujoH sgtaas q .-.--
In the last wear lie las n.t sa'
himself a right successful i...s' d
but demonstrated that q little -.
farmed will yield as much Il, a'--. .a-
neglected one hundred and -.iE .-. ri
in our county. lie had IN tbs sA..'r rs
some grain, potatoes, pump 5ias' q. .. +.
the grain was a tgierah'e far .-.- ...s
nothing to brag of. From tls ,7. 7..s
grain he got $50 bushels. U-..- .--.
SI.25-realizing 1925. The p-ia.-'
out better. He had four OF L't a-.-t. -. 3.
tatoes. raising as the Frodu'. @. :- .
about 500 bushels, making nc --.-..-
sum Of 500. We had ata'as. '--. .--
mention that he sold the wheat .s 4
SI2O. So that what is already
product Of his sixteen acres Of .'-' 10 81.
to SI.045. Adding the ya'ns % ..,-. &
100 bushels Of potatoes ant Fs-
income from it would prooaO5 '-
$1,000"
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There Is an old lady III ~. -...'- Is
who laborS under an uuioEiau,"..- Is ---.1
ton. She imagiues that the a5.- .s,.
ually after her. AMI WAen -s. ,:., #. l'
constantly engaged il fighting -'-, ,r.-1 81
weapon is not fire, but "ais[' ".5, AL. a.t.
uses by throwing on the outs..s r..s w.. ssh
bnildi2g in which she lives as r
can throw. and by pourinE ,: '- n. q.
crack m or opening size can find .,. 10 $. ss.sa
By this novel means shs '''.17
kept away. a.
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TnE most curious ant in The "iI # b. 81.
parasol ant Of the West ina'f-' Ina b,5its gre e.
connts which we receive OF Us - n'r rra,sa
TeI Tect. The ants walk in Long 525r Rs BED
in holes ten or twelve feet ,;.., Gr4't than 70 q.
parentiy ri @ with no other o1j.I. .necis, o g, .5
: comfortable nest for a.. a 'E,i 'l,rai ca0sl y
snake, $ which is invariably, BY, '2a1. ~. .isgys~
among them on dlSS'Do
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L
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

cannot hc surpassed as q E'acc Wash. and viii
hs found the only specific remedy in every sDc-
Clts ut tutUnCuUS Affection. 1t speedily cradi-
Gates I1mPies, spots, ScOrbuHc DryHess. Indu-
FtIoHs ui tAe CUtdncOus Membrane, SC; dis
pei- bJuuc-~ and IuclEfcut Inflammation, Hives,
Eash, Moth Patches BrynCss OF Scalp on Skin,
Frost Bites. and all purposes Tor which S4iYCs
or Oiutmcuts are used restores the skin to I,
stale gl purity and sotngss, and insuros con-
UHuCV healthy action of the tissue Of ifs YES
sells, on which depends the agI eeabIc clearness
and vivacitF Of complexion so much sought
ana admired. But however valuable as q rem
Cdy Tor exist .n2g defects OF the skin, II. T. Holm
bold Rose Wash il,.s long sustained its priuci-
pal claim TO unaouudvd patronage, by posses
ing qualities " uCu render it q Iuilct ApOcnd-
age of the most Supvriutiyeaud cOugeuiaI char
dc}er, combining Ia am elegant formula those
PROMINENT requisites. safety and egicacy-thc
ihYdtlahlCJ CJgcnnE EuGimCuts of lis USe-aS a Pre-
server and i,eiro-htr of the Complexion. IL is
an excellent Lotion for diseases of SyphiIitc
Nature and as an Injection for diseases of the
Urinary organs, arising from habits of disSipa-
lon,used 20 lcouucctfouwiru the Extract Huchu.
>tfsi pstIllii,, and tt-aSha Grape Pills in such
diseases aS recommended. cannot Ie stIrD3sseJ
Price, Oae Dollar per Bottle
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E : + - Is - l. * ~ x 2 q 2
Made of Poor Rum, Wiiskey, PrOGf Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, spiccd and sweet
ened to please the taste, called Tonics Appctiz
ers,' Restorers," &C., that lead the tipplcr TO
drunkenness and ruin, but are truo Medicine, made
from the Native Roots and Herbs OF California free
from all Alcoholic SIiIl,UIants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER ind i LIEE
GIVING PRINCIPLE q perfect RouCvator and
Invgorator OF the SYSTEM carrying of all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to healthy condition
No person can take these Biters according to CireC
tion and remain long uuWeu.
S1C0 vEube given for an incurable case, provided
the boI--s are not destroyed by mineral poison
other means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point ofTcpai-.
L'a- IEGliE1L-altCry Erd Chronic EEc,1I7l--
tisrl aud Cont, Dyspepsia, Ur Indigestion,
Bilious, Tee:isi1tort and Lnt eEnstteuc Eevcrs
Diseases Of GLc BloCd, Liver, Kidneys, and
EIGGacr, these EIttCEs have been most success
ful. SEch Diseases are caused BY EitEa.tCG
BiGod, which is generally produced by arrangement
oftLc Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA CIR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, Tghtaess Of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations OF the Stomach,
Bad IL the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, palPtatCQ
Of the Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain in the
regions OF the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the OlsprirEs Of Dyspepsia.
Thy i-Tigoratc the Stomach and stimulate the tor
pidIi and bowels which render them ofvnequaIcd
efficacy Il cleansing the blood Of all impurities, and
inlPartLng new life and vigor to the whole system.
EC-E SKIN DISEASES, Eruptlous, letter, Salt
ILcula, BotcAcs, Spots IiuPICs TustUlc CoIls Car
bCLCles, Eing OIs, Scald-ECGd, Sore Eyls, EryGtp-
cIas Itch, Scurs, DscoIoTatous OF the Skin, uuuors
anu Diseases Of the Skin, OF whatever nature,
literally dug Up and carried CT the system il
short time By the OF these Bittcrs. Cre bottle il
such cases VIII convince the most increduIC-s u their
curative eject.
Cleanse the Vitieted Blood Whenever you ind is
Impurities bursting through tho skin in Tupics Erup
tols Sctgs; cleanse it when you ind Il cbstTuccI
lHT-.-
and your feelings viii tell you when Keep tle blood
pure and the health Of the system VIII follow.
Pin, TAPE and otl.or W I z5l-S, lurking in the
system Of many thousands, CIcctuGIly destroy
I'd and removed. For fun directions, read carefully
he circular around each bottle, printed in r5ur l
yuages-ELgllsh, German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. r. Il. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Cen. Agents, san francisco, CI.,
and So and 81 Commerce Street, New YORK.
: SOLD BE ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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IN THE TUNNEL.

Didn't know Flynn
Flynn of Virginia
Long as he's been var?
Iook'ee here, stranger,
W har HEY you been?
Here in this tunnel
He was my par,lnor,
That same Tom Flynn
Working tog t. T,
Ia wind and weather,
Day out and in.
"Didu't know Flynn?
Well, thal IS queer;
" ny, it's a sin
To think Of Tom Flynn
Tom with his cheer,
Tom without fear
Stranger, look var
"Thar in the drift,
Back 10 the vail,
Ee held tie timJers
Ready to fall;
7 hen in the darkness
| heard him call:
Ran for your lie. Jake
Run for your wi!e's sake!
Don't waii tor me.
And that was all
Heard in the din,
Heard OF Tom Flynn
Flynn Of Virginia.
"That's all about
Flynn o. Virginia;
! NAT let's me out-
Here in the damp
Out o. the sun
Tuat ar darued lamp
Makes my eye run;
Well, theye--I'm done .
"Bgt, sir, when youIl
Hear the next fool
Asking ei Fi5ua--
Flynn OF Firginit--
Just you chip in
Say you knew Flynn;
Say that you've been 'yar."
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N OTICE TO LAND OWNERS.

N OIICE TO hand OWNEBS.-
- Having procured Il perfect list Of all
warrantee names, dates of warrants, and Of The
payment OF the purchase money and theLames
OF the persons p1yirg the same. vita com
plete draft made from the official records show
ing the location of each tract Of land, | am
prepared to procure patents from the Land Of
hce for the owners Of unpatented lands. under
She Act Of Assembly of the 2Oth o. May. 1864,
and the supplement- thereto. as required by the
recent order Of the Surveyor General.
GEO II. READE.
EbensbuFg March o., 1870 If.
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TEssNGg WORTH RxoyYzNG.


ful Of diseases of tue nails i caused by
the impruper manner Of cutting the nail
(seueraiiy Of the great to, J. and then wears
lLg a very narrow, badly made shoe Tn.
nail beginning to grOw too long and rather
vide at the corners, is often trimmed around
the corners, which gives temporary relief
But It then begins to grow wider in the side
where it is cut off; and, as the shoe presses
the foot against the corner, the nail cuts
more and more into the raw flesh. which
becomes excessively tender aud irritable. If
this state continues long, the toe becomes
more and more painful aud liberated and
fungus (rroud Aesh) sprouts up from the
sorest points. Walking greatly increases
the suffering, until positive rest bcc5Ines in
dIsDensibe
IreatmeRt-We omit all mod,s Of cutting
oLt the nail By The root. aud all other cut
ting or tUrmentinG operations Begin the
effort to cure by the simple application TO
tie tender parlaf small quantily Df perch
lnrlde OF iron. IL is found IN drug stores IN
a fund state, though sometimes in powder.
J here is Immediately q myIcsaJe sensation
or pain, costrlctiuu OF bu ming. In a few
nluutes the tender surface is found 70 be
Crrt up, tanned or mUmmfcd, aud il ceases
t. ns painful. pne patient, who before
could not put his foot TO the floor. now huds
that he can walk on it without pain. BY
permitting the hardened, wo5i-IiLe flesh 70
remain two or three weeks. it can be easily
removed by soaking the foot in warm water
4 new and healthy structure Is found. firm
and solid, below. II thereafter the nails b3
no more cut around the corners or sides. bat
always carved in across the front en- !, lhey
VIII grow only straight forward; and iv
wearing a shoe-of rets s1nably gpoI szs and
shape, all further trouble viii be avoided -
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1893 Eleventh Avenue.
Between 18th and 1hth Stg.. kItOone

All such goods as Spices. Brushes. Woes
AID Willow Ware, Shoe Backing and 6Latioz
cry will &c sold from mGnufactuTer's printed
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Cincinnati and Fi5ts-
burgh current prices To dealers / present tks
peculiar advantage Of saving hem all fFsiEki
and drayags, IS they are not required to pay
frsigh,s from the principal cities and no Grsy-
ago charges are made. Dealers may rest -
sured that my goods are of he best quality sEi
my prices ss moderate as city rates. By doing
= fair, upright business, and or promptly aEa
satisfsctorily filing all orders, l hope to merit
tbs pstronage OF retail dealers and others il
Cambria county and elsewhere. Orders re-
sTeC.lully solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
in al cases. THOMAS GARLAND.
Altoona, July 90. IS69.-tg.
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"a n ID Il E w M Q S Il s
MERCHANT TAILOR,
sUfrEs's BpllDlso, c1,sros sr.. Jopn,,or y,

SurrEs's BUILDINe, CLINTON Sr. Jorxs-o,,
AS Just received lis fall and winter stock
=, 4 OF, OF hne French. London and Amerfcsn n
CLIO HS, CASSIMERES and VFSTiTCS
ael ana tull assortment of Gents FuRx,sgIIs
MIR. Moses has been for o;obt ro,-. ,,,..- =.
wood, Morrell Co. = establjsbm1rt s1,5 ,t
oesres TO inform his friends and the public zen.
elaiy ,y tngt he has commenced bushes. In SYn.
oes ogHulng, on Clinton str eet, with stofL
?l goods adapted to the fall and winter, wbicb
a nc - prepared to make up in the latest styIe.
tent;on "touer!e 10 t prices for cash hoping by at
~ea''oh ~ 10 business To merit share of nnbl;.
P'I'ohage' and maintain that succese MN
nas heretofore attended his efforts in nrnducie :
49, h'tihS garments. Give him = e.n
SshAstewa, SEPT. 2, lass. n
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HEATING AND COOKING STOVES.
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOYES.
NOBLE, TRIUMPH AND PARLOR COOK
ING STOVES,
And any Cooking Stove desired I will get
when ordered 1T manufacturers prices
Odd Stove Plates ard Crates, &c, for re-
pairs, on hand for :he Stoves | sell Others
will be ordered when wanted. Particular
attention given to
Spouting, Valleys and Conductors,
all Of which VIII be made out of best mate
rials and put up by competent wcrkmen.
lamp Burners. Wick and ChimneVs
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
| would call particular attention to the Light
House Burner, with Glass Cone, for giving
more light than any other in use. Also, the
Paragon Burner, for Crude Oil.
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run and explicit Injections accompany the

FuH and explicit directions accompany the
medicines.
Evidences of the most responsible and relfa-
bic character furnished OH application. with
hundreds ot thousands OF living witnesses ana
upwards OF 51.C5W unsolicited certificates and
recOmmCnHat0ry letters, many of which are
from the biEDcSt sources including eminent
Physicians, tiCrgymcu- Statesmen. SC. The
proprietor i}uS never resortcd TO their Eubifca-
tt0u IN The newspapers; he does not do thiS from
tic iaer that his articles RAM. as Standard Pre-
certificate.
H. 7. Heimb0Id's Genuine Preparations
Delivered to- any address Secure from obser-
Xsttiou- ESTABLISHED PWAED or TWENTY
1t-AitS- SJ3d oN Druggists everywhere. A6-
dress iettcc5 tor information, i8 confidence, 20
Only tiegots- i. n. Heinbolds Drug and
Eaetuieal Warehouse, 80. 5ai Eruadyar New
: 9rtz- DE 20 IL r. Hetl1lula's Medical Benet.
lJ5 south Tenth Street Philadelphia PA.
- +5-,t',!r - NHHi-LsElcitst 5 70 TOr BeHTI L.
Hg'Hjs0ia =. T,lEc 10 gtECy! lFeb.I8.-5Ial
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-04
FRANK w. Hay

rHCLESALE and RETAIL Manufacturer
Il Of TIN. COPPER and SHEETIRON
WARE, Canal street, below Clinton, Johns
t0ao', Pa. 4 large stock constantly on
hand.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-04
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These Pills are the most delightfully."- pleasant
pGr-atiyC. suptrcCding castor oil, salts, ulagnc-
sia. cUc. There - nothing more acceptable to
the stomach. They give tone, and cause neither
nausea nor gripping TaiuS They are composed
of the FINEST INGREDIENTS. After lcW days
use of them, suoL an rnyigurotOu OF the entire
system takes place as 70 unncar miraculous 20
tine weak ana encTE@tCd- whether arising from
imprudeuce or disease. Il. IteilabOld.s Com
pound Fluid Extract tat-W ga Grape Pills are
not s1-Ir-CDutcd. from the fact that sugar
coated Pills do not dissolve. but pass throush II
the stomach without GissoiV-ur- consequently
do not produce the desired effect. The tA-
TANBA GRAPE PILLS, being pleasant in taste
and odor do not UccesSitate their being sugar
coated. Price FIFTY Cents peraBOA.