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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01
Temperance Let Station.
The State Regtste,. of thc 25th

The State Registo,. of the. 25th
says:
The present week will, no doubt,
bring our Legislature to consid-
Grafton Of the temperance question.
Our present State law, making
liquor sellers responsible for the
damages caused by or through the
liquor they sell, and authorizing
towns and counties to prohibit the
sale of wine and beer ifthey choose,
would seem to be enough. But, il
it be true, as claimed, that under
this law, liquor-sellcrs are liable
only for damages caused by liquor
sold Wegally, and not for damages
the resultant Of liquor sold under a
lawful license, then this loopholc
for the outlet and escape of rascal
ty should be closed, and completely
closed. Again, since the Supreme
Court, by a decision We are not
lawyer enough to justify or sustain,
has pronounced as unconstitutional
the law authorizing. towns or coun-
ties to prohibit the sale Of wine,
beer, &c.-ho1ding that ':the people
in their primary or individual ca
Dacity, have no power to make
laws" - some further and more
direct legislation may be necessary.
In our judgment, however, the whole
matter will best be reached, and the
evils of intemperancc suppressed,
50 far as they can be suppressed by
law, in making the law for damages
sweeping, heavy and severe. The
The retailers Of poison follow the
vocation for the money there is in
it. On their money, then, is where
the law can the most powerfully,
and the most surely, lay the potent
weight Of its restraining hand.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01

THE New York Nation in an
article, upon his death speaks thus
approximately of the character and
ability of the late Senator Grimes:
"Though Mr.. Grimes was better
known to the Northwest than to the
country at large, and though he was
best known to the country at. large
as man who had been most violent
ly and disgracefully abused for
faithfully obeying his conscience,
there need be little doubt that it
might have been happy thing for
the party and the country if he had
lived to be the next Republican
candidate, SO distinguished was he
by ability, SO irreproachable in
character, so versed in politics, SO
little uncorruptcd by a long term of
political life, and SO immovably
independent. t..s. .s.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01

THE President has appointed
Seth S. Comfy collector of the Port
of philadelphia. 1t is said that the
choice does not suit Senator Came
ron because Mr.. Comfy is not a
politician.-Er. IT. - ..''
II the President had no other
guide for his action, but would keep
right on doing what Cameron does.
not like, he would be right nipe'
tcnths of the time. -f.''h9 ~
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01
State News.

- Hon Henry O'Cennor having rccciv-
| eli, thrOagh the influence Of Senator Har-
Ian the government nosition of Solicitor OF
the State Department, has resigned the
Attorney Gencralship, and Governor
Carpenter las appointed Hon. NJ. Il.
Cults, of Mallaskl county, to fill the va
cant place.
1t is now stated that all the Iowa
railroads ending at Council Bluffs have
agreed to receive and discharge freight
only at that place. If this determination
shall bic adhered to,it will probably inter
fcrc with the scheme Of the Pacific Rail
road managers, to make the terminus Of
the road u. Omaha, in violation Of con
tract with the Stale.
The Wyoming Journal has been sold
to parties ut .Anamosa, where it will be
removed, and hereafter conducted rs a
Democratic paper. .t'
The Anamosa Eureka is severely
concerned that nobody wants to be May
or Of that city. "se'
~ Charles Scclcy for the killing of VIM.
McClintock last fall, on very slight
provocition, has been adjudged by a
Winneshek jury, guilty Of granddaughter,
and Jadyc McGlathcry imposed the sen
tcncc of iiftcep months Imprisonment in
the Penitcntiary~ The finding and sen
tcnca are the subject of severe comment
in the Dccorsh Republican cditorially
and by correspondent. s4t,E
"A brute in human. form, at ossian,
named Louis Marsetti has been lodged
in. the DEBORAH Jail for inhuns'p treat
ment of his own daughter, a girl of 10,
whom he whipped with "black snake"
until her body was raw with wounds,
then sent licr out barcfootcd on bitterly
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01

Iowa will have in the Republican
National Convention twenty-five
delegates, two for each Representa-
tive the State is entitled to under
the new apportionment and two for
each. Senator as1-"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01

Hon. A. II. McCrary, ofVsn Bur
en- County, is announced by the
Gate cry, as candidate for the
Republican nomination for Secrc-
tary of State. 'ff" - \ ~ '.'..' 49,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01
Dissolution !.

The firm heretofore existing under the name Of
Sanford. Myers & Co.. is dissolved by mutual
consent. The books and accounts will he found.
for the present, at the old stand. All persons
owing said firm are requested To call and settle
the same. hv note or otherwise. withovt delay.
The business will be conducted 10y }. W Myers,
who. thankful for past favors, would solicit
confluence OF Il public patronage.
Independence. Iowa, Feb. I. 1872. BLVD
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01

within the counties from which they
purport to issue.
If these points are made the leyiti-
mate cost Of this expenditure will
be decreased below $4,000 1--WE
think down to $40.ooo) unless this
General Assembly shah devclope q
desperate fecundity in legislation.
From which may a mcrciful Provi-
dence protect us!
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01
Great Saving to Consumers,

And good business for one two persons of
either sex in Independence and adjoining towns,
month"; with but little interference with ordinary
business Articles staple as 'icsfr ar cotton
c'0N. 4 COED business for agents sure. 1fyoUr
whole time is given a much larger sam can lie
made Club Circulars flee, giving complete list
of articles and commissions allowed HORTON,
BRuNDAGE & CO.. Gil Pine St. ST. Louis, Mo.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01
BIOOded Sheep.

Having brought from New York u quantity of
thorough bred American Merino sheep. consist
Ing of ~ rams and f5o ewes, they will be sold in
quantities to suit purchasers. Coed references
and pedlgrees furnished II desired. Some OF this
stock took Premiums at the Gencscc and Wyoming
Cornty Fairs; also, at the Western New York
Fair nj Rochester. The sleep are Kept on thu
farm GA I. Mills, miles north OF ln6epend-
cncA nj here they can be examined ard erther
infotn alton obtained.
II. W. PETTIEONE
j. j. BkAINARD.
1nuepcr ecnec, Iowa, Fec. s, 1871. ae.sm
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01
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Roll OF Honor.

) PIERCE, Esq The following named
pupils, members of the Quasqeton school,
have been punctual i'll their attendance
at school and have acquitted themselves
crcditably, as it respects lessons and de-
pertinent during the term commencing
Nov. 6, 1871 and cnaing Feb. 23l. 1872:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01
Rapublioan State Convention.

NePubIioon Stnce 90"
OFFICE REPUBLICAN, STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. -, 1871
ast.te convention of the Republican Party OF
Iowa will be held ut
NJ. yIoluc,, Wednesday, March :'' 1879
for rho nurnosc of selecting twenty two delegates
to the National Union Republican Convention to
b on the sh Of Of Suse
The ratio Of representation WI. % ~ adIi,nn
theret" too one for every two hundred votes or frae
ton of over one hundred cast for G. g: Carpenter
for Governor at the general election IN is.l a.,
The foIlowin. table shows the number Oh deie-
.ates ~ which each county, will be entitled:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01

Arrangements are being made with the different
Railroads in the State for reduced ,(a1e All
pOuncc.nents OF details will be made ~ an early
day. On behalf OF the Committee.
GEO C. TICHENOR, Chairman.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01

FAIEBANK, Feb. 12th, 1872.
$. G. PIERCE:-I send you the names
of those pupils in my school-Sub Dist.
No. 2, Fairbank township-who have
not been absent or tardy during the
third month of school:
Joseph Spear, Mary Cramcr,
Herman Sanborn, Julia Cramcr,
Phcbe Soper, Elmer Cramcr,
Leila George, Carrie Hayden,
Horace George, May Hayden,
Alice George, Arthur Hayden,
William George was absent one day -
Melville Jones and Alondon Sopcr were
each tardy once, but not absent. We
hope to have 4 longer list of names on
our Roll of Honor at the end of the
term. Respectfully yours,
PnEBE DlcKEY, Teacher. :.
JEsUP, Feb. 22nd, 1872.
S. G. PIERCE Deer .Sia:-I send you
the names of pupils in our school neither
absent or tardy during the school month
ending Feb. 9Th, 1872:
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.
Eva Siyl.s,i Marshal Peak,
Ella Sayles. Ihos. Williams,
Agnes Dcyoc, Michael Carey,
Florence Ross, Thomas Carey.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Eddie Fenstemaker.
feel very grateful to You for the kind
offer which has had n good influence in
promoting promptncss. We are well
pleased with the contents of the Col
umn' which gives us new energy every
week. Very truly,
3.-r. II. $, THOMAS, Teacher.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01
Solution Of Amin: i Problem.


BY W. :. PARKER.
Cows. $40; Sheep, 50; geese, 50 cts.
cows SO clear of frac
"'''' '''' . geese ssesp 81. 80 tons We haze
:, cows seol cow
Mean rate 81 sheep $6> - sheep
geese 81 Is geese
geese and COW viii make a con,
bination Of 10 animals, worth $40, and 4
geese and one sheep will make 5 animals,
worth So. Now we have ~ animals,
worth S24. 100 divided by % equals 4
l6, theratio in which each must Increase
to make 100 animals " +" 1850
4 l6 cows, worth $4l a3
It will take 4 Is sheep, :" II IL
81 % geese, F." A. SO
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01

:"
SENATE-The bill for the appointment
of Marshals and policemen, by the Mayor
and Council of cities was defeated by 81
to 10. A motion was made to reconsider,
action on which was postponed until
Tuesday 27th. qa ss'8 I'D
The bill to establish public libraries in
district townships and Independent dis
trict passed to Il third reading. The bill
for division of Townships in which are
cities so that the city shall form y civil
township was passed. Senate adjourn
ed. 4 ss 81 ts4,aay sa! P@@''.ei
HoUsE-Thc memorial ofthe State con
vcntion Of Supervisors was received and
referred to proper committees.
The bill providing for n limitation Of
taxation for teachers and contingent
funds WAS passed, {. 1t limits the teachers
flndto SIS per scholar and the contin-
gent to IS per scholar. 50 - "a go -.
Bills were introduced by Mr. Dnn.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-01

The special oder, the bill to repeal the
Registry law, came up. Several amend
ments were offered and rejected. Af.er
long discussion, the House refused to or
der it to a third reading, by As to 4S.-
A motion to reconsider passed on file.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

CIRCUIT CorRT~COCNTY OF WOOn
Ieka Nc Cliam BHns
ApllHs.
Mary Bafas.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,
To Mars Bafus. Dr'"ndant
Ipa are hereby sriuupHrd and rcqnircd To
answer tHe eOu taaigt o. The abe 20 named
p4iutF which row oa file "a the Office
of tue CllIy III tile tauyI and scryc cops
% yoar enstcr on l'lr sgbsg'iber' ~ their
arnee IL thn r!ly ~ IA Cyo.sc, Wisconsin,
within twenty DAYS af'cr ne service hereof
exclusive Of the day % Fneh service and i
gaa tai 10 answer TIVE complaint = aforesaid
me p,aiutE ~iii apply u HE Coort to- the
rplirf dtIn4nagd in tsir eomplAlbt
s.3yaH d Daniels, P,siauTs As,rfocys
La Grosse VIA
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15
DELINQUENT TAx.LisT.
TkfA3lRKRf UFFItk, "V''N OV'' VT"
July .5.h. lS12.

NrOTICE /, hereby given, that the folio"
IN ins described lands have been returned
a, th,. Tre,su-ers of the several towns OF said
,.uuty for de,inoucul taxes on the same, Tor
~. ,..rls-l and that 80 much OF each
tr,rt or pa,c.I of laud, herein described, a.
,,.y t,. necessary tor that purpose, will, on
,h- frat Tuesday of September, being the ID
d., Of S.ptepber A. u. 1872, and next sne
-.,diur ds,,, be sold by me at public apc'
tioh a. INV Office. in the city ii orand Rap,
ida for the payment vi taxes, interest aud
..b,rr-, thereon, unlcs. said taIes, interest
snJ charge. taereou shall be- paid before
said DAY Of sale. L. W t"ua''
NountY rreasurer
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

In the matter of tee Guardianship n the
minor heirs d Co.intha A. Traheru, de-.
ceased
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15
4 ER,tSEifEs's ISsEsFaEs
For Wood Caunty, Wis,

" III. be held at Grand Rapiip commpcc
y ing Monday Aug 10, lSj2, at O'Clock
", and continuing fnp wc,ty
The EXERCISES viii be conducted, the frat
we,t, by Che undersigned the -rcood week
10y Prat C. II. Alien, Agcul for the - ard OF
Aortoal School Regents
Prat Alden +. probably the most expert
cuert ia the Institute work Of any man In
the state; was Principal or the Normal De.
partmeot Ell the State umycrUty, and for
tarac years President OF the pla.tevtlle Nor
NAL Scbnol,
jhsls a rare opportunity for the teachers
of the county It's expected that every per
son desiring TO teach :u thj, county the com
ius ytar will attend this Institute,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03
e ThEN EAE..

QUINN -CANNY.-M Married, at st. Johns
Catholic church, JOhnStOwn, on Tuesday, 2}d
ut-, by Rev. Z. NJ. Garvey, Mr.. John Quinn aud
Miss Mary Canny, both of COnenaugh borough.
We congratulate the happy bridegroom on
his good luck in securing cCtinB a bride as
our young friend Mary, and we are sure that
he will never have reason to regret the bCstow-
al of bis affections one so worthy. TO the
tender and careful teachings of good mother
Mary adds naturally amiable and kind diSpo-
sition, aud our word for it she will never fail
in any of the duties pertaining to the life of
wedued felicity upon which she has entered. a
long and happy life and peaceful eternity be
theirs.
POWERS-LONG.-Ma Married, at st. Bartholo-
news (Catholic) church, Wilmore, .on Sunday
afternoon last, by Rev. O. =. Gallagher, Mr..
Thomas Powers, of Washington township, and
Miss Sarah Long, of the former place,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03
WE LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC sEw-

THE LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC SEW
iNO hlNE.-it has but sixty pieces. count
The Howe Machine contains IA This viii give i've
an an iota OF rs simplicity. 1T win do work, fine
from tnt. hnest gOsSaIner TO fifty thicknCsses of
@ @1resSe en muslin 1t will sew without change OF
are made of hardened steel and FURNISHED bear
IT MAKES NO NOISE WHATEVER,
and the propretors hereby offer
4 ffeacqfI ~ IIG Hundred Dollars for ann other
L"ch Stitch Machine that 1ciU rt,Is as light.
Agents of other machines dare not go on trial
with il. Sold on the most reasonable terms.-
Don Don buy until you see the Domestic or you
VIII regret ii. II. w. Steadman & Co., General
Agents. 20 Sixth Street Pittsburgh.
GO AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! Andy Eos
ter or the well known firm OF Gels Il Foster
was in New York and Philadelphia recently,
and as his experience in the purchase of dry
goods of the newest patterns, latest styles and
best quality is well known we P&pect to see a
this fact becomes generally known. Gels Il
roster have the largest and best selected stock
of dry goods in this cityy but the firm desire to
lotted to
CARPETS!
=, one portion Of their large store is devoted to
the sale of caipetS, and as they buy an immense
STOCK S, at time they are necessarily enabled TO
buY and sell Cheaper than any other store in
town. Visit Gels x Fosters mammoth store on
SiInion street, Johnstown, and examine their
Eoous ana prices and we are sure you VIII pat
ronlZe the firm.
HICKEY's FURNITURE wAREROOMS-
John Hickey, Undertaken, on Julian street,
Fpurth Ward, Altoona, is prepared to supply
-detalic Burial Cases Of all sizes and patterns,
ana on reasonable terms.
Mr. Hickey &eeps constantly on hand a large
stock of new and fashionable furniture, and
those who require anything in his line should
give him a call. Every article sent from his
rooms VIII be warranted as rcprtscnted
Hair aud Straw Mattresses manufactured to
order at less than city prices.
Cane seat chairs re-caned and fitted up as
good as new.
to. Iiill - If
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

A YOU'VE LADY who wis doing her Istpl beet
to shuttle OF this mortal coil by the aid of tight
lacing, ana who was heard to sing, Il would not
live alway-I ask not to STAY" suddenly made
up her mind to keep on living little longer;
if for no other purpose than to sec, admire and
buy of the great abundance of elegant dress
goods and dry goods So tGmptingly dispia we'd
and so cheiply sold at John j. Murphy's popu-
lar emporium, corner of Main and Franklin SITS,
JohnstOwn, whcrC the best of goods and the
most moderate prices ever reign supreme.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03
SrMNERHlLL TWP, Aug. /, 1872.

Dear FreelRGf,-''fSoltero'' has not put in
an appearance III SonT columns for a couple
of months, albeit Rave written two letters
i'll the meantime. one Of which reached YOU
too late and the other ~Hs crowded out
But, the old saying il, ''th: third time is
the charm" and lest JOHN SMITH, the IItc-
kiejer!y Si0ag-SiiHgcr, should Halter himself
that ! was fearful OF being inIuoltted on his
unclcan altar, l again take mp my pen with
the discrimination not to lay it down for SO
long Il time in the future.
Harvesting is progressing quite rapidly;
considering that We have not had Il great
amount of dry weather lately. The crops in
general are good, and our farmers have but
little cause to be dissatisfied with the result
of their labors.
The remains of Henry Parrish the Young
man who was killed by the cars ut Cone
maUgh on Saturday last, We're inferred i'll
the Catholic cemetery at WilInOre ON Mon
day. Mr.. p. was esteemed Il worthy young
ma: by all who knew him, and his sad and
sudden death has east gloom over large
circle of friends and relatives.
The people hcreaway appear to have light
ming on the brain, if one may judge hy the
number of buildings recently adorned with
the renowned Mansnn copper tubular light
ming rod by MessrS. King y Jones. X. & j.
are clever fellows, and as they put up the
best rods III use, all persons desirous of pro
tccting their buildings from the caprice of
the subtle element should give them their
orders.
Our gentcmanly young friend, Mr.. Thos.
Powers, of Washington township, recently
came to the conclusion that lin union there
is strength and in wrdlocil felicity and on
Sunday afternoon last took to himself
Lose rib in the person of one of the most
deserving young ladies in this neighbOrhood.
May Sally and Tom never have reason to re
Grct the step they have taken, and may they
Love each other more nI.d more
AS down lifc'S stream they glide;
And may their bark e'er keep to shore,
Where dangers least betde.
And may their joys be sweet and strong,
And fresh as NalambrOSia' s showers;
While now and then may come ALONG
A bouncing little POWERS.
And may their lot I'm life be cast
Where nouEht but flowers grow,
And may their friends be firm and fast
And warm as SOLTERO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03
FEW. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1l-l6.-ly. lGf Penn St, WiIliamsburgh, y.

JOHNSTOwS has a daily Voice in the
news ana literary gossip of the times and we
are free TO say that 1t makes good use of its
powers. 1t seems to be well sustained by bust
ness men and others, and 10y none more freely
than the enterprtSing firm of AIdendifer& " Con
pock. " hose rlammOth advertisement assures
US that they are closing ont their summer gooGs
at actual C. - ana us they have every hing that
feminine fancy could desire in the matter Of
wearing appurci, we add our voice to Johns
towns FofCJ in 3hvising the ladies especially
To go4there and buy, and go at once. PIP Main
street is the place.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03
LAST CHANCE!--Ad Your Homes !
MAGNIFICENT CHRONOS.

AN ELEG ANT CIiROMO, Farm Yard Scene,
n size i4x17-has been selling for $50. Only
need be seen TO he appreciated. Sent by mail
on receipt of s1.50. 1.-The Barefoot Boy" size
10xI4. This elegant Chrome represents Young
America full of life, fun and mischief. SI.OO BY
mail. An elegant Chrome of Horace Gree
ley-the first one published-natutal as life;
size L2N15. By mail, 81 co. the three for $500
worth three times the amount. Large com
mission to Agents Here is chance for all out
of employment to make money. Send for pdr-
ticuars to URBEN y co,
TS-3-lm.l Publishers Agents, Pittsburgh, PA.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

TIE tom of Somerset, which suffered almost
total destruction by tire few months ago, is
being rapidly rebuilt in Il more substantial ana
elegant style. The ancient town will soon as
sumo if not exceed its former proportions, and
the people thereaway well as Ecrcuway who
understand their own interests will continue to
flock; as heretofore, to the exceedingly low
priced Clothing Store of NJ. H. RfaSCr. Opera
House, 2i3 Maih street. JOhnStOwn. Where all
kind of wearing apparel and furnishing goods
for men and boys are now being disposed of al
Wholesale city prices to close out summer stock.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

4 UDITOR'S .NOTICE.-Having been
"a appointed Auditor by the Orphans Court
of Cambria county, to distribute the funds in
the hands of John Mannion and Henry Scanlan,
Executors of Michael Cunningham, deceased,
the undersigned hereby gives notice that he
will attend for that purpose, at his Office in
Ebensburg. on THURSDAY, the i2D day of AU-
GUST next, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, when and where
ali persons Interested may attend:
July 27, lSt2.-Ita JOHN ). RHEYs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

THE pink of perfection is a flower and Solo
mon in all hiSglOry had not IL toilet to compare
with lilly In those days however, James J.
Murphy'S Star Clothing Hall WIS not. and Sol
OmOn labUred under disadvantage not peCu-
liar to the present time. Mr.. Murphy has suits
enough to supply n regiment, and poor indeed
il the man who cannot afford to buy good and
substantial clothing at the very low prices Tre-
vailing at No, 1O9 Clinton street, JOhuStCwn.