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oOk at the advertisement of FAIRRANVs
Wias ~ fIpER IN another column They warrant he
ma q casaya Bark and Iron cure Dyspepsia 'ne
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BOSTON, CLINTON & FITCHBURG
IL RAILROAD
Mansfield and birmingham Division,
ARRANGEMENT
TRAINS GOING SOUTH,
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

81, IIough Iickets and baggage checked through from
The 10 20 A. NJ train from South Framingham eonnectz
WIN TRAINS rom b. ~ A. II. r. from Worcester and Tho
west Also tine up-trains from Mansfield connect nd
south Framnsham with trains going west via e. A. r.
X The 925 A. NJ. train from Worcester eonnecIs w1th
trains leaving South birmingham at 1920 M for
Marthas Vineyard, New Bedford, Fall River Newport.
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each way daily Sundays excepted), between
WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON
connecting with the above-named Steamers leaving
WORCESTER at 12.:BO and 4.15 p ~ Freight bSS
these trains Is to be New York the next mornings
unavoidable accidents alone preventing The facilities,
therefore, for the rapid transit of freight are unsurpassed
and the rates are always as low ay any other line
Freight forwarded from New YorE South via Camden
and Amboy X r., and West via. Erie and Penn Contra
H. H. 5, or by any other route ordered promptly
For further information inquire of W. II. TURNER
Agent worcester p ST. N. ANDREWS, Supt
dtf
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p Q Q A H o N TAS sTOC KI
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Safes.

The best known SAFES in the world are for sale NV
- THWING RICE,
myl du Central Exchange
I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE. the
" public will find the Store of KENDALL Il
AcGLENNEN l6S Main e., open evenings, for the sale
q AZ the Latest styles Of Hats Csps Gents Furnishing
ooodi &c. az as
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Roll 81 HoSoh.- TIE list given beou con.
tsins the names of those who have paid fuI
not less than six months of the present volume
of the FREFkAS, and the time of some Of tLen
extends eteu beyond the present year:
Johnstowr-sobn p Strayor, Capt. VIM. r.
Bonacker, H. p. Frcidhofr. j. ii. Clark DR. r.
Yeagley. Frank DeyiiTI - ~ -
Cambria City-Thos McKernan, J. R. stfhier
Wiiinme-Henry Walters, Thos. Mcconnell
Hemlockmwm;. Brown, Geo. Karue, T. Ac-
Adamsburg-gohn =. Stul.
Conemaugh-JohnT I. Cooney. D. Humphreys
Portage, Michael Kearney, Joseph MEG ough,
Joseph Long, jr-, Victor yocgtly.
Cresson-M. e. Mclaughlin, John CARNEY. J
=. Luckett, Peter Dunn.
summit. w. Condor. Esq, Paul McKenna.
Christ Reich Joseph Criste, Daniel NJ. Henry,
Galitzin-John J. Troxel, Josiah Christy. +.
j.. Parrish Samuel Craig, Esq, Richard Denny,
JOHN 7 Storm, Joseph Gutwald.
Altoona-,Iohu Rocket. Thomas Hughes Jno
FStorm. Dan kearncy, John Halton, jr.. John
Druingold, John c Brown, p McAlear, Frank
PhiIadeipGiasM 4 Murray, Il / IcponaId. S 'it.en
Igpatius Bitter; Patrick storm, Peter Parrish
LGretto-F O'Friel, VIM Litzinger, a Sankcr.
CraIner. Jos Hoguc, Frank Eberly, p Meallv. s
\ Dnrbih, John Bannan, Storm, a Hom-
ThOs Rosensteel. VIM B Little. 4 j Conrad
St. Augustnc-Jas Neason. j II Douglass
David Ryan, Delozier, Thos Adams. sr., 'rhos
Adams, jr... Morris, Thos Wilt. S II Douglass
>, Chest sGrings,Lcwis Storm, VIM Dodson, Jas
Fallen Timber-A II Fiske, II A Gates, Chas
Ranstead, George Walters.
Bethcl-John Ferguson.
I5cisano-A A Longanccker, ,SWilson. o Maxim
Ebensburg and vicinity-Edw'd Parrish, Silas
Parrish, Henry Byrne Mrs Edward Davis John
Scchler Henry Foster, e Roberts G. ! CT Iohn1
Isaac Crawford, Edw'd Glass, Fl ) Grouse, Ed !
Humphreys, DANES Myers, John f. Scaular. Geo
a Berry, y Shoemaker. Mrs. Eliza Mcdonald
bennington Furnsc Edward Halioran.
I}cdford-Rev \ Brown.
plymouth, Pa--John Murphy.
Ashland, PA c MuIin.
West Norfolk, Conn.-T p O'Hara
Youngstown. Ohio-John DOYLE.
Keytesville. Mo.-Thomas Dougherty.
Columbia, Ps;-John 7, Griffith.
Clarksburg, w. Va.-Michacl McColgan.
Shamburg Pa.-W William MuiIin.
Hudson, Iowa-Samuel B GiIiin.
Wilton. Iowa-T W Shoemaker
Davenport IOwa-Geo Gorge Murray
Salem, Pa.-David Brawley.
sand Patch, Pa.-James \ Kittcil.
Los Angeles, CalifOrnia-TOm B Otterson.
Grampian Hills, Pa Boand, . Keenan,.
Lumber City, Pa.-Jos Wilt. JnO McCracken
Pottstown, Pa.-william Edd!eman
CarrOlltOwn-L Schroth, ID \ Luther, Peter
Huber, Bearer, III HOpple, Paul Yahner, WIN
Noel, John Bearer, JOS Gutwald. J w Shar-
baugh- Schettig, J c Eckenrode. John Vert
ner. Peter Wcakland, John Snyder. II Ecken-
enrode, Emil Dishart, l. Luther, Charles Anna,
Jos Eckenrode, VI Spring, T, Aug Hott, Jacob
Closer, Geo Sherry, Felix Short. ID VI DUNN,
Edmund Eastman, Andrew UTcstrick.
ST. Lawrence-John U.arncr.
Nicktown-Peter DUNN. Peter Nicely.
st. Bonifacc-AnthOny Anna, Nicholas Hell
frlck. John y Naglc, Caleb 4 Grey.
PluttviIIe-John SomerviIle
Cherry trce-Abncr HOrter.
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Tributes of Respect.

RESOLUTIONSI adopted by Highland Temple
of Honor. No. II, Ebcnsburg. Cambria county
Pa, on the death of Bro. David X. Evans, who
died March lSt, 1871:
WHEREAS, it has pleased an all-wise Provi-
dencc 70 remove from among us, by the hand
of death, our Brother, David r. Evans and
whereas we are warranted in believing that
he has gone to join in the bright land that
Temple not made with handS-thereforC be il
RCSpircd, That while we humbly bow before
the manifestation of Divine power. we cannot
but deeply mourn our Brothers loss, and kind
ly cherishing his memory in our hearts.
ReSOlUed that we tender the bcreaVed friends
of our deceased Brother our kindest synp;l-
thies, and point them TO {; living Saviour for
consolation in this hour of trouble.
Respired, That, as mark of respect to our
Brothers memory, our Charter be drapcd in
mourning for the period of thirty days,
ReSOlrcd That these resolutions be entered
upon the records OF Highland Temple. and
that copy thereof be sent to the .AUcgidHiGJi
and Fireman for publication also that copy
be presented TO the friends of our deceased
Brother. a, 4. BARKER,
II. f. SMITH, Committee.
f A. BARRIER, J
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WE HAD RATHER SELL AT A FOSI-
TIA OSS NOW

THAN CARRY OVER OUR PRESENT STOCK!
Their, fore, we will sell the following goods &
cost rather than carry them over another sea
son; Silks, Shnwls, Velvets, IIlack Alpacas,
Colored Alpacas. Empress Cloth, Silk Poplins,
Black and Cold French Marinos. Waterproof
Cloth. Striped Reppelauts. Ladies Cloth.
White and Gray Blankets, FAncv aud White
COverets, Canton FIannels, Sh. eting Muslins
Deaines. Calicos, Ticking, Shifting Flannels,
Cassimeres, and Table Linen. Also, an i'm
mel Sc stock OF Ladies' and ChiIdren's Furs,
as well as n large stock Ladies' Misses and
Children's Bonnets and Hats trimmed and
untrmmed to suit customers, Uhinchiiu Bea
yer aud Felveteen Sacks, Chii Ircn Riding
Hoods and Infants Dresses.
p. We also intend to close out our i'm
mense stock of Man and Boys " inter Cloth
ing, positively at cost, 10 make room for spring
purchases. " e have on hand over one nun
dred 0yeTcoa;s two hundred Dress Coats, one
hundred Boys Suits. five hundred Pants and
Vests. Gloves, Undershirts ard Drawers.
Trunks of every description, from the smallest
travelling bag TO the largest Saratoga Trunk,
as well as one hundred other things usually
kept il first class Clothing Establishment.
l.. & H. MAYER.
Proprietors New York Dry Goods Millinery
and Cothig z Hall. 2l2 and 2l4 Main street,
under the Opera House, Johnstown, Pa.
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d I f ID :.

URBAN.-At his residence in Chest Springs,
on the 2d inst, of pulmonary disease, Mr.. OS,
URBAN, aged about - years.
The deceased enlisted in the United States
service in 1864, at which time it was remarked
by the examining physician that lie was the
best built man that had come under his obScr-
walton and up TO six months ago he was no
ted for hiSStrCn2th and vigorous health. Then
the fell disease which carried him away seized
upon his VitalS and rendered him an invalid
up the time of his death. He WAS young
man of good character. and was mach esteem
cd by all who knew him. Peace to- his ashes.
BRENAMAN.-In Altoona. ON Feb. 24th, Mr.
WM- B. BRENAhAN, aged 50 years, IL months
and 2I lnNS.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL,

Arch street, above seventh, .,
PAaIEADELPUHA, PA
= ENTTRELY NEW, with ample capacity for 250
- guests Terms, 81 per 6fay- The ST. CLCSI-D
IS newly and elegantly furnished througao
and is open for the reception of guests, by the
undersigned vs. no have so successfully conduct
ed for the past ten years the yell-known None
tain Roase. at CrtSSon Springs
q. " MULifN & BRO. F1OD'rss
March 1, IS1l.-2Jan.
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a n ID r L w M Q S E S
MERCHANT TAILOR,

SUrFEs's BUILDIss. CL,ssYa ST., JoH<seswv
HAS just received his hsll and Nihter stock
IL of iEe Fren5h. Los,5los- Aiid Amer .,,rs
CT oEHSs GASStMERES esa YESTI ;ces,>
and r fall assortmeh. 6 Ge14t's FusxIss. X
GOODS.
hr, Moses has bees fox EIGHT wears cutie, !,
:" oUt, aotretl s Cos establishment. -. :,sN
desires TO infosEi his friends and the ., =
crafty that ne aaS Commenced ..s7,l.sss -
! oess bolitfils. oh Clinton s.7ees. with -
pi goods adapted 10 the san ana y5inte- :. - "
ne s prepared to maze up ia the latest st,les
.s-si - iaoHerate prices toE cash. hoping 81 80
P'tronage, and maintain that success s.s.i.,t1 y
aas heretofore attended his eIors IS In pro-f,,'
! seod htsiEs garments. Give hin call -
JoRDstown, Sept. 2. 1865. e
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To the Trade desire to call the atten-
tiOn OF the trade to my stock of Lake Fish, hay
ing made this branch OF business q speciality.
Ny stock at this time, is the largest ever held
in this city. ! prepared to furnish dealers,
promptly. by the drGy load, and have
made arrangements for shipping by the car
load at special rates. from Detroit, Sandusky,
Huron, NermiIlion Cleveland, and also from
Pittsburgh. To any points in Pennsylvania or
Ohio. shippers may wish j would also call
the attention of dealers to my extensive stock
and assortment Of corn hrooms, broom corn
and broom material nl Of which l can supply
at very low rates. JAMES CONNOR,
Wholesale Grocer,
24.-5t. No. 355 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
The house cleaning epidemic will ere long
break out anu SlCCcD all before il.
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HOTEL FOR SALE-The EEs4,bss,,,c
i 4 Hotel at I,oretto. now in tho o<s,rraqcy
of Mr.. Felix Beck, Is offered for sale on accom-
modlating terms. If not sold previous to the
Goth day of narch next, il viii then be offered
for rent. 7. H. SHIELDS.
Loretto, Feb. is. 1sI1.-ot.
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Ebcnsburg, March e, ISL

WHERE IS, Il has pleased the Supreme Ruler
OF the inverse, in His mysterious providence,
TO remove from our midst. by death. our be
loved Brother. David X. Evans, it is fitting.
as We bow III humble submission to the Will of
Him who doeth all hings well. that we should
express our sorrow for the death of our be-
loved Brother. Therefore
RcNDiCCd, That in this diSpenSatiOn. our Or
der has lost worthy brother, his wife af-
fcctionate husband. his parents Il loving son,
and the community a useful citizen,
Rcs,Iccd. That to the widow and relatives of
our deceased brother we tender earnest
Sympathies and coincidence.
RcSOlUCd, That in respect for the memory OF
our deceased brothers our Charter be dTapcd
in mourning for thirty days,
ReSOicCd, That II copy of these resolutions be
sent to the widow of our deceased brother.
and that they be inscribed on the minutes of
our Lodge, and published in the Cambria Free
man and The 4HegIiGHiGH.
GEO. {. X. ZAHM,
WM. ii: SECHLER, Committee.
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Cooking, ParlOr and Heating STOW
GOOD. FOR WlLMORE !
NEyv FIRM and NEw CooDs.
IT has heen conceded of late rears that

| T has been conceded of late wears that
Il the ladies uf Wilmore auj vicinity arc the
faireSt aS well the most sensible of any To-
cality in the county, which may probably in
orally known. that they buy all their HiiIiue-
ry- Dress and Fancy Goods at the - EW
STGRE Of r. zSAEE q CO.. who have just
opened cut the largest and most complete stock
ever brought to Wilmore- consisting of DRY
GOODS DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS.
NOTIONS, HATS. CAPS. BOOTS and SHOES.
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE. GROCERIES,
&c., &c, which they sell NJ JohnstCwn prices
for CASH or in exchange for country produce
go Call and STE for yourselves AT the New
Building, one door East of the United
Brethren church. L. PAUL SC CO.
MilInOrp. Nov. L. 1S1n. .-2rn.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE undersigned offers for sale or rent his
STORE ROOM ON HIGH Street, Ehene-
bYrl, thrpe doors from Centre street, being on
the south side of High street ard opposite the
Foster House. Said Store Room Is Il new build
ing. 23x30 feet two stories high, with good Gel
lar under it There are two back rooms, 2Qx50.
upstairs ana down, wen finished Inside The
building altogether is one OF the best m Ebens-
burg for store purposes, and is decidedly the
best located business stand IN the town. Pos
session will be given Immediately. For further
Information call upon or address
Z. II. TU DOR.
Feb. %, ISII.-tf- Ebeusburg. Pa.
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1923 Eleventh Avenue,
Between 18th and l4th Sts., Altoona

All such goods as Spices. Brushes. y God
and Willow Ware, Shoe Backing and Station
cry will be sold from manufacturers printed
price lists. and all other goods III my line at
Philadelphia, Baltimore Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh current prices To dea ars l present tts
peculiar advantage of saving them all freight
and drayage, as they not required TO pay
fEeights from the principal cities and 10 dray-
age charges are made. Dealers may rest az
sured that my goods are of the best quality and
my prices as moderate rs CITY rates. By doing
a fair, upright business, and by promptly and
sfncIorily filling ali orders, l hope to merit
the patronage of retail dealers and others ia
Cambria county and elseW here. Orders re-
spectfully solicited and satisfaction guaran' ecd
in all cases. THOMAS GARLAND.
Altoona, July 90. lS69.-tf.
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"A young man named David Ward, supposed
to have been a resident of Pittsburgh, was
crushed to death by fall of coal and rock, of
about two tons weight, in coal mine at Broad
Top on Tuesday last.
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NAUTION.-AH persons are hereby
~ cautioned against interfering in any way
with the following described property which
Durehused ut Sheriff's sale and have left in the
possession of Mrs. Ada Durbin. wife Of Joseph
i. Durbin, of Allegheny township. dnriug my
pleasure. viz | Cook Stove and Utensils- Cup
board, l Doughtray, set Dishes, sets Chairs,
Bedsteads, l Mirror, lot Rag Carpet.
MICHAEL MCG UIRE.
Allegheny Twp, March ii, IS71.-3t.*
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WM. II. SECHLER, tComnlittc.
john j. EVANS.
HIGHLAND LODGE, No. As, L. o. .. +.

STILL IN THE FIELD.-John Dougherty, Sr.,
the veteran tailor and clOthier, is still well
prepared ever to furnish his friends and the
public generally with any and all articles i'll the
way of Rcady-made Clothing OF the very best
quality md ut the lowest cash rates. His as
sortment of wearing apparel is made of excel
lent material and well sewed, and viii be sold
at remarkably low prices in order to make room
for his spring stock. He has also on hand
perb line of excellent Cloth, from which ho is
prepared to make suits to order, for either on
o boys, in the most stylish manner and at tho
most moderate rates. No fit, no pay. L2-ll-tf. ]
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THE iETSA INSURANCE COMPANY. according
to- its late statement, has n capital of over six
millions of dollars, securely invested for the
benefit of its policy holders. This Company
has stood for the past fifty years at the head OF
the Fire Insurance Companies of the country
in the matter of capital. promptnesS and relja-
biIity. Alexander Brothers, 1919 Eleventh Az
enue. Altoona, arc its only authorized agents
for this section of the State. They will insure
property at lower rates than can be obtained
from any other truly reliable company. Give
them trial and be convinced of this fact ere
you insure your property with any other of the
many insurance agents. 2-11,-lm.l
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7ocAI AND PERSONAL.

.,.oe AND CREssoN Rail RoAD,
fgENsBL ~ uorday. Nov. 2Ist,. 1870,
,n5 tdi. 9fter road will run as follows;
nCPAB i'.''nerting With Pittsburgh E1-
rs l. Y" 'Uot'i southern Express East.
rrsss We, 9'-G '-.Gnnnccting with Mail Train
200. +. .5 %ji Philadelphia Express East
RET W. or on departure OF Pittsburgh
'FIprsss co, or on departure Of Philadelz
s'lg,. rIpress East.
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CHERRYTREE, INDIANA Co.,
March q. ISL.

Dear FrcemaIl-Thnking that few words
from Chcrrytree would not be amiss in your
to your readers, 1 take the liberty of address,
ing you. Cherrytree at the present time is in
found in the fact that the river is III excellent
condition for rafting purposes, and when that
The river banks are lined with square timber,
boom logsand spars, and the hardy rattmen are
busy preparing for a trip down the SuSquehan-
na. May success attend their efforts.
Mr.. Jonathan Langem had one of his legs
in moving some heavy timber from where it
was piled. The timber began TO move, and be-
fore he could get out OF the way one OF his legs
were caught between two sticks. infiicting the
injury above stated. He is a resident OF Gettys-
burg, this county.
Mr. jeremiah Brickley, residing near this
place, was also badly injured a day or two ago
hoisting spar with the aid of gin, when
the chain. becoming detached from the lever,
flew off and struck Mr. 8rickley. knocking him
some eight or ten feet into the air, but fortu-
nately and miraculously he escaped with com
paratively slight injury, and is now getting
along well as could be expected.
Aside from the rafting excitement, the times
in this locality are mighty dull and the chances
for "behOlding in those optics Il governmental
promise to pay of almost any denomination. are,
like angels visits few and far between. Even
the poor Shoemakcrs, instead of getting paid
promptly for repairing and weary soles,
are compelled to console themselves with the
Winch Yo1rs liRe &e TO wait "n' AFTER fh's sHHo.
"A u. = living not u lHOuSduu II iciA
Indiana paid $3.50 for c. .. ID. box of saw
dust, all the way from New York, under the
impression that it contained $500 in counter
felt greenDacks. Another III Altoona paid Si5
for a box of kindling wood but ON finding
that he was swindled, attached the money IN
the Express agents hands, in accordance with
instructions from the Express Company, ana
will get his money back in dine time. The
fools and raScalS are not all dead yet
CARD OF THANKS.-I hereby tender my sim
eere thanks to those citizens OF Ehepsburg who
have manifested such uufeigned friendship to-
wards myself in the tier OF u certain petition
TO the Legislature of Pennsylvania, circulated
in this borough which seems 10 have been goi
up expressly for my injury. And as their ac-
tion in this matter unsolicited BY me, feel
under greater obligation to acknowledge their
kindness. ID. W. EVANS
"A young man named David Ward, supposed
to have been resident of Pittsburgh, was
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n. T. CARROLL is still. on the close out-that
is, he is closing out his stock of dry goods. fan
cy goods, and all other goods, at No. 2l5 Main
street, Johnstown, where rare bargains can be
had any day or the day after il it don't come
on Sunday. Those who have the money to in
vest cannot do a better thing than go to Car
rolls right instantcr as he is positively showing
Off his entire stock at cost prices. There is no.
thing like going to the store and seeing what is
to be seen. Try and you'll be sure TO buy.
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The house-clcaming epidemic will ere /
break out and SlcCcp all before il.
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FATAL AccIDENr.-W lille Messrs Z. B.
Baker and John Stefiy were engaged in rolling
logs from pile at Cherry Tree, on Tuesday
last, one of the logs came down and struck
the latter gentleman, breaking his left leg in
three places between the ankle and knee and
holding him fast in position. Almost imme-
diate,y another log became detached from the
pile and it too came down upon Mr.. Steffy
striking and shattering his other leg in a shock
ing manner, and thus completing the work of
death, or rather injuring him so terribly that
he died the same night The deceased. no
bore excellent reputation, was not above
25 years of age, and had been married but
short time. His companion, Mr.. Baker, foI
whom he was working, made his escape by
jumping into the river.
II STANDS TO REASON People will go where
they buy the best goods for the least money
and in the clothing line they do that at Wana-
maker Browns Oak Hall. 1t is no wonder
then that Oak Hall is the business place in
Philadelphia.
TBE AMERICAN NEwsPAPEE Dir EcroRY pub
Eshed by the New York Advertising Agents
Geo. p. Rowell L Co., is the most complete
publication of the kind ever issued. Price So,
bound in cloth.
GRAY HAIRS prevented, dandruff removed,
the scalp cleansed, and the hair made to grow
thick, by the use Of II ll's Vegetable SiciliAn
Hair Remover,