The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-11-11


proved, tac appetite returned, the strength in
creased. the pdlpitatiOn ceased, nervousness
wore of, the shortness OF breath became less
troublesome, The puffed facewas no longeryis-
ible, and the disposition became less Irritable
and more cheerful, and the general health en-
tiTely restored.
Many of these changes are among the first
signs of Improvement after commencing the
Afflicted women, brighten your hopes and
Our daily practical observations enable us to
determine the precise condition OF the new sys-
pirate remedy IN every disease.
DES- OLDSHUE.
132 Grant St, Pittsburgh, Pa.
THE AIDIxE.-The prospectus for the fifth
year lS72j OF this ma gniicent triumph of art
and literature has been issued and the maya
zine is to have many new and distinguished
features. Eugravings after the most celebrated
American artsis'wiil be given, wi hie the literary
department will be under the supervision of
Richard Henry Stoddard, the eminent author,
who will be aided by some OF the most popular
writers and poets of the day. The volume for
1872 viii contain nearly three hundred pages
and about tw hundred and fifty ine engrlvings.
Comriiencing with the number for January.
ev cry third number will contain beautiful
tinted picture plate paper. inserted n front
i-pie1e. Ttes sChristnIas number for 1872 will
be splendid volume in itself coutainin fi'ty
engravirgs flour in tint, and, although retailed
az s l. will be sent without extra charge to all
yearly subscribers. The publishers have pur
chased and reproduced, at great expense, the
beautiful and Incompatible oil painting, by
Seis, entitled Dame Natures School " The
chrome IS 1913 inches. and is an exact FAC
SMILE III size and appearance, of the rigins,l
picture. /; will be delivered free, with the
Jaruary number. to every subscriber no PAYS
for one year in advance. One copy. one year.
with oil chrome, $5; or THE ALDINE and the
FEFI HAN for one year, and the premium oil
chrome for only s. 50. James Sutton Il Co.
II l ".
TnE CATHoLIc 5 ANNUAL FOR 1872 We arc
in receipt of this beautifully printed and exs
celieutlv illustrated Annual for 1872 1t ha-
evidently been edited with much care, and
contains q varied amount OF information We
find In it excellent Portraits OF Plus ] x, O.
Conncl. Eugenie de Guerin, Miss Proctor.
Archbishop Darboy, Archbishop Carroll Com
modors Barry as well as many others It also
contains Pictures of Churches, Cathedrals
Scenery-in fact, it has over thirty FIVE excel
lent Illustrations 1t is printed on the best of
paper, bound in good st.n Illuminated cover
and contains l4f pages of The most interesting
kind of reading matter. and all OF this for the
Small sum of tw enty five cents.
JUST THE THING Economy and comfort has
at last been combined in the matter Of a Spring
Bed Bottom, and the result may now be seen at
the cabinet ware establishment of Mr.. Robert
Sought the right i OF this county for Gienns Paf
cnt Wooden Spring Bed Bottom, certainly the
tion of the kind that has yet been introduced
nials in lis favor from well known gentlemen in
Pittsbmrg bear ample proof Mr. Evans is
bottoms to any kind OF bed for five dollars
each, or viii sell shop rights on most reasona-
bile terms. Everybody should go and see this
new and desirable invention.
BRIGHAM YoUNGs trial for bisally- did not
afectathe price OF clothing at jas j. Murphy
town, because he sells as cheap rs ever the best
quality and tho latest styles of mems and boys,
of new faiI and winter goods, such as pants,
vests, coats, overcoats, etc. which he viii dis
goods. strong goods ana light dress goods
church-going dress coats pants and vests
is your object, don't forget Mr. Murphy.
WILD GEESE going south reminds us OF the
great number OF packages carried from, John
J. Murphy's Dry Goods Store, Mansion House
corner, Johnstowu.
The rush of voters at the New York election
reminds US OF the rush to John j. Murphy's
Dry Goods Store, at the cheap corner.
The rush of water over the fails of Niagara
reminds as OF the rush to Murphy store.
The final wreck OF nature and the crush of
worlds reminds us of the rush TO Murphys for
fall and winter goods.
BUsINEss.-No business man in this comuiu-
nifty does business in more business way than
in the stove, hardware, tinware and notion bus
ineSS at his well known business stand on High
street. 1t Is none or our business Wnefe yOuu
your shopping business, but il you find man
in that business more worthy OF your custom
than George is, viii willingly admit that We
don't know what business is. Try Huntley the
he t time business prompts you.
TOO BIG THING We couldn't afford the
time or space, if we had fhe disposition, to emu
nerate one half the articles kept for sale at c.
r. Roberts elegant clock, watch jewelry and
| notion store, but sure than anything in
his line from penny whistle or a prime cigar
10 a Magnificent gold watch or first class sew
ing machine, can be bought from Cham. just as
easy as twice two make four. And he never
fails to please all with his goods and prices.
THB celebrated Weed Sewing Machine is sold
! by Il. d. Evans, Wilmorc, and II. Trndenic, Con-
eTnaugh, at $40 per month. 1t is ms good as the
| best and Is sold as cheap as the cheapest f1rst
/ class machines. Agents are wanted TO canvass
/ Cambria county. lim.I
| STIRRING TIMEs-iust now al Wanamaker &
| Browns Oak Hall.