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THE 'SLOPE" MINE FIRE DAMP EXPIO-
Sion The Injured Noy&-FGH i'orticulUrS-
We hotlced Saturday evening. but without
particulars, an explosion OF CarbUretted hy-
drogen gas, or ''fre-damp, - in the slope coal
lnlhc on saturday morning about nine o'Cluk.
The names of the injured boys are John Ed
wards, Peter Slain and Calvin Trawatha
aged Ir0m twelve TO fourteen, and employed
We are Informed, as asdoorkeepersIin that mine.
Young Edwards, the worst injured, and now
III II critical condition, is the son of Il father
Who IN 4 similar accident some years ago,
lost his eyes, and is we'll known in this city.
going ahout led by little child and totally
bind. More than one half OF the boys body
IS horribly burned, from his head downward
HIS condition is extremely precarious, but
hIs physicians entertain hopes of his reCov-
cry
Peter Slain, the next is the son of an old
citizen of Cambria borough Of the same
name, who died very suddenly on the Goth
Of July. This boy is burned very severely
on his face, hands and sides. He is doing,
~ well as can DC expected and with the pre-
ncribed treatment favorable hopes are enter
tanned.
The next Is Calvin Trawatha, the son of a
widow ivingi III Millville borough His face,
hands, side and back are burned His con
dit;on Is about similar To that of young Slain
Drs. Esther and II. w. NarLourg are III
attendance, and viii leave 10 resources un-
tired to save their patients.
One distressing feature is the perfect de
pendence OF these boys. each OF them hniug
absolutely necessary 20 til" support of talni-
les upon whom tins misfortune has laid a
heavy hand.-Johnsi01cn TUice, 18th
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LOOK OUT For: HORs: THIEvEs.-It ap-
pears that our county has lately received Il
new supply of morse thieves.
One J. L. y eIson, who was arrested on the
third of June, on warrant issued by jus
tee Aisip, IS now lying IN jail awaiting the
Quarter Sessions.
On the third of August, a Dr. VI. b. .Jen-
nlngS made Information before Justice a lsip
charging one Samuel Hamilton with stealing
his horse. y warrant was issued same cay
and given TO constable Diehl, who traced
The thief 10 ,JohHstown, where he captured
or other Samuel made his escape, and, under
an assumed name, joined Coles circus and
came with il 10 Bedford on Saturday a week.
Mr.. Diehl was on the look out and recog-
uzed his man, arrested him aud took him
before Justice \. for a hearing. For want
of bail and friends he too was shipped to
Fort Kcyscr to await his trial.
Week before last fine horse was stolen
from 5. j.. Trout, ins St. Clair twp. Mr..
Trout low offers $50 reward for the recovery
of the horse and $3.50 for the apprehension
OF he thief. Neither has yet turned up.
Last Saturday night Mr.. HodeI had two
horses stolen from his stable az ReGibank.
We learn that he has recovered the animals
Int the thief made his escape.
CM sunday night last Two bay mares were
stolen from Mrs. Sarah Slayer, in $. Wood
berry township. On the same night two
ntW saddles, one new riding bride and a
Nhnd birdie We're stolen from Sir David
Staycr, on the adjoining farm. There is $40
reward on the horses and $40 on each of the
saddlcs.-BedTord h,qui1'eT.
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Local correspcnSIs nee.


SUMMERHILL Twp, Aug. y. 1872
Dear FTeemaa-We are to have a Ladies'
Far IN Nilmore, to commence Sept 10th
and continue several davs. the prn'e4ds 10
he devoted to the laudable purpose OF estar-
hshlng parochial school for the secular and
f'iglouS education OF the Catholic children
N TINS Nicinity-the same to lie under the
management OF some order of religieuSe.-
Suth an institution as the one proposed has
long been contemplated 10y Father Gallagher
ana with that object in view he some months
ago purchased for the sum of 81 600 (he him
sell advancing the money! the well known
Thompson property, situated in the most de-
Slrable locality and otherwise we'll suited as
a residence for the good Sisters who are to
have charge of the school. To raise the ne
CeSSary funds for the Val.iOus contingencies
Ill carrying out this project is the purpose of
the coming Fair. Although no au0looiSt
much less advocate of Fairs in general. I
am perfectly sure that this one. under the
prudent management of our Jealous pastor
VIII be dlVeSted of the many obnoxious fea-
lures characteristic of too many such enter
prises, and l therefore wish tine Fair and its
worthy purpose unlimited success
l received an anonymous letter one day
last week containing various assertions sew
eril OF which l do hot Of my own knowledge
know to be true. AT any rate, Il letter bear
ing no name is hut q poor sJLstantiation Of
alleged facts and hence ! shall take no no
tice OF the one sent me by my unknown cor
respondent. If the person who addressed
i+'S VIII Stit IL communication 10 the FpeP-
n'dH accompanied by her bona fde name as
her ItoI' &c pluHe, have 10 doubt it Will be
published
y travelling sharper of the long lank, lea
therskin persuasion, sold some tNvcnty y-fve or
thirty bottles OF dear knows what which In
warranted to remove. corns and huniops ut
the same time presenting each customer with
" uC ket whichwas presumed TO draw prize
OF from ! TO SS25-all for the small sum of
81. All who were foolish enough 10 invest
found they were sold too
There is already law III force for the
protection at certain seasons OF woodC ocl,
IN common With other birds, and ] suggest
IN the event of Sam Henry's reelection. and
in consideration of the loud FUice raised
daily III his behalf about ,IrhLstown, that
he secures the passage Of an amendment ex-
tending the protection of said law to polit:-
cal weatherC OClss S0LTFEO
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TO CQNSuMpIINES-

The advertiser, having been permanently Y
cured "t that dread disease, Consumption. by u
SluipIe remedy. Is anxious TO make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who
ueSlGe 1t, he VIII send copy of the prescription
used tiree OF chaVgc) with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they Will
Lhd 81 RE GO RE for CUISIGE pti}.i sthIad, LlBl
1t,,ttS, &c; Parties wishing the prescription Ill
please address
REV. EDWARD As WILSON,
H-Io--Il i4 Penn ST. WiIliunlSbuTgh, n. Y.
CAuTIoN--ltvery genuine box of DIR. Nc
LANES biNER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS, and their private United
States STAMP. 49, Take no other" The
market is full of limitations.
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TINE IS PASSING SWIFTLY BY.''-This senti-
ueutr expressed in poetry, is knuwn!by expert
encc 20 be true, aad it is equally true thGtlt is
4 great convenience to know exactly what
time IT Is. In order 10 be wen rforncd on this
subject, everybody ought to he supplied with
Clocks and Watches There is no excuse 10 be
Wlthput one when they can be procured at such
reasonable prices and of such excellent manu-
facture at the jewery establishment of G. T.
tubertS, High street, Ebcn-burg. American
watches d speciality.
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4o] Fifth avenue, PittsBurgh,


4 RARE OPPoRTUNITY.-The greatest
success ever achieved in journalism. More
in quantity, and better in quality than any
thing ever offered 10 the public. Agents
make from $500 to $500 day. An agent
wanted in every town. Apply soon or the
field viii be occupied. Amy person sending
Is subscribers, with 5000, Will receive an Ell
craving, and the SOUVENIR for year, gratis.
Subscription price, only S1.00 year; a beau
tiful engraving 2iX30 given 10 each subscri-
Der. ii. j. SEIBERT, Publisher,
1O3 Third Ave-. pittsburgh.
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GREELEY AND BROWN CLUBS, ATTEN-
TI0N A beautiful oil chrome of Hon. Hon
ACE GREELEY, the finest and only oil chro-
mo OF this distinguished statesman publish
ed. They are just the thing for Transparent
Cies, you get much better likeness, and
at less cUsttthau painting. VIII frame 12xi5
inches, and make and elegant picture for the
parlor. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt
of - cents; three for 1.50; six for 81. 80 !;
i IIIpn
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>o>

CAN YOUR FRUIT-FrU is exceedingly plen.
ty this year, and housewives should not 1ail 10
preserve large quantities OF il. Cans, jars a.d
Jelly gi.lsss :, All warranted can he had for his
purpose very cheap, AT HuntleJ :, EbenSD SDt.T.s.
Sold either wholesale or retail.
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helnember the name of the popular Sew
ing Machine We sell. 1t is the domestic. ,
we can put 10 work several more stirring
and reliable canvasserS. No machine sells
SO easily and gives such satisfaction.
Buying Sewing Machine isl thing not to
be done every dry. Hence the foIiv OF Dur-
chasing without looking at the Domestic -
Aou CANNOT judge which is best without
seeing the Domestic
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GUBPGNA FOR PERPETUATTNC
~ TESTIMONY


CA hBttI4 COUNT, SIS.
- 7 he Common srCst}fh Of FeHHSlHUGn'rt:
LIS To Jacob Ioses, Daniel earns, lsurviv-
= ing husband of Margaret earns, former
Is Margarcr tiosos) Catharine Moses and Jacob
Moses, children aIId heirs at law Of y taIn
MOscs9 Abrah ham Moses. ard Daniel SIitS :s,!--
viz inz husband OF Mary Sills, formerly Sarah
Mos esq John Moses, Rev. GRCrge Fickcs, sur
viving husband OF Sarah Ficl5es InrmerIy s,a,-
rah Moses,) their heirs aud representatives sud
all others concerned in the premises Orr ci ig:
We command and firmly CBtoiD y0U, -taat,
laying aside all business " hajSOvVCr yCu bC
ana appear before the Judges of the Court Df
Common Pleas OF the said county. 10 he held
at Ebenshurg on the jgssi l3D,tfdH Gf Sclfcsillef
neEt. to show cause II amy you have, why tho
witnesses in behalf of Robert L. Johnston, in
hisconp plaint against you, before said Court
exhioited, should not he cxaininct and fEeiI
testimony reduced TO writing and MED OF recHrd
In our said Court, in order to perpctuate me
sme, reCaBiy to the Constitution OF our COY
ernmenU and the Act of Assem- oily IN Sucl case
made and provided; and hereof fali NOT 81 } ouF
peril.
witness the Honorable JoHs DEAN' iresid
ude OF said Court. a IDetlSli1if2 til.' tOth
dag of June. ia the year of our Lnid one tiOus-
ana eight hundred and scvcnty-tWo-
+ X. HTTE, Prot hOnctsrv.
Attest-w. B, BoSAClSEs. Sheriff ISL 81
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THE secrets of health are Keep warm. eat
regularly and slowly. maintain resuiar bodily
habits, take early and Yer5 light suppcrs. keep
a clean skin, get plenty of sleep at night keep
cheerful and respectable company, keep out
of debt, don't set sour mind on thiilgs you don't
need mind Your own business, and bay all the
dry goods dress goods, notions, groceries, etc.
You need, ana buy for cash, at the cheap cash
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General Grant, Horace Greeley, Victor
Emanuel and George Washington are names
OF note. But the name OF the Coming Sew
ing Machine is the Domestic. Il. w.
Steadman < Co., General Agents, 20 Sixth
Street, Pittsburgh.
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/ MONEY ORDER OFFTCE.-Au item is going
the rounds of the local press that the EhenSburg
L. .. has lately been made Al money-order office.
The post office spoken ot has been money
order Office about six Years ana the item there
fore lacks the quality OF freshness 1t is about
equivalent 10 mentioning as new discovery
the fact that V. :. Barker sells the cheapest dry
goods and groceries ia EbenSburg, a fact known
and taken advantage OF by everybody.
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OcAL AND PERSONAL.
ER R ALL
OF TIRE
and Liberal Republicans
OF Cambria County.
/ |ErORM AND RECONCILIATION !!

Mass Meeting of Democrats, Liberal
arIIi,aus. and all in favor OF Reform in
administration of the National and State
,4rurpr,lts. and honorable and lasting re-
,.;Iiofi,ru of nj! classes and sections OF our
H., ,.utrv. will I've held in EBENS-
EG on Taesdog EreHiHJ, September Sd,
5,lrt veek.)
t., CuArIrs Z. RUCKAIEw, Hon. WM.
r., Hon. Il. VI. SPFER, Hon. EDGAR
4 ,~. and olIIcr distinguished speakers,
Z. .y1r.trd 10 be- present and address the
L., Come one, coms ali, and hear the
- nf the campaign fairly, fully and ably
IA ,rIar of the Democratic County Exec
i<s CuuuGIrtrt.
NArEASuI HoHNT, Chairman.
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AND TIL IN II 1 II Is
From F0iUs, <i'tg. 5, T2.
Hon d. J. Morreli :
splendid financial abIl-
ity has brought the g
/. Co. up 10 its present
high position. TO Mr.
u oI'rell we are iudcbt-
ed for many OF the Hd-
YantaIeS We enjoy. His
large hearted CuABI-
TIES have eHGCarCd him
70 Us III mIEB ways
For eighteen years he
has pursued ii merCHn-
tile life with marked
success. In 1862 Mir.
Morrell was Superin-
tenIent Of the {. /. Co,
and his great su cCCS5 III
this gigantic enterprise
could not fail III COM
manding for him the
reSpeCt,-In Il very high
degree. of his fellow
citizens, ana confidence
and esteem followed as
u matter OF course. hir.
NOTreiis record as a
Congressman is full of
hOnOrs 10 himself and
credit 10 the cOustittI-
enCy lie represented
hr. MOTrCII .S ii strong,
vigorous man, capable
OF great endurance, and
wiIHalniEd as vigorous
as his body. To ulau-
age the business OF his
Company, already So
enormous. requires Il
grasp Of mind diflCu!r
- understand, YET in
all this excitement he
never fOTSGTS the inter
cstS OF HIS OWN TOWN.
IN every pGblicaud pTi-
rate churity ne steps
prom pity forward with
ain open Gand and viii
ling heart, ever ready
NiJa aid in counsel or
in HUECV. His many
deeds Or kindness have
won for H!In a warm
place iii the hearts OF
his uci"nhOrs, who de
light 10 honor the name
OF Dan j. HUittELL."
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EEROrOSED AMENDMEN
TO THE
CONSTITUTION of PENNSYLVANIA.


JOINT tsE%SE-EEEaN
Proposing ass Amendment 30 1tse Con-
s.itution of Pennsylvania
b q rcS0!rcf b5fAs Senate and RosSe ~ T2curc-
ssIstqires rf Tie Commonwealth ~ PsaEsHyiiHiI
IA GcHsrUi -fssrHba3 met. That the following
Amendment of the Constitution of TINS Conn
monwcaith be proposed 70 the people for their
adoption or rejection. pursuant To the pToyi-
stOns OF the tenth article thereof. TO wit:
AMEN DNIENT:
Strike out the sixth section OF the sixth arti-
Gle of tus Constitution and insert IN lien there
of the following: ~ State Treasurer shall he
chosen by the qualified electors OF the STATE. al
such times and for suc, term of service as snail
be prescribed by law"
WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
JAMES :. BUTAS.
Speaker of the Senutc.
Approved The tweuty-second day OF March,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sevcnty-two. JNO w. GFAFtY
Prepared ana certified for qualification pursu
ant 10 the Tenth Article Of the Constitutions
I1-l3-3T.l FRANCIS gORDAN
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Oaice Secretary OF the Common wealth..
harrisburg, June Goth, I54-.
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Communication.
JoHSsroNvN, Aug. 26, 1872.
To the Editor of the FFerfat,p:

JoHSSTOWN, Aug. 20, lo4>.
I'D TIE Editor # the F'rcrfaUR:
DEAR SRI had no iGCa last week,
Whefl writing of the Iice that its ci.dleiCoH ed
LtoI @ W3tdd IN reply, make such mercenary
anu anu eeoitS'nR confession as he has done. / did
@ non MINK " e had in our midst such an utterly
WofthItSS creature, that can, according TO his
yer no" low, degrading and shameful, prov ided
ne . p1'a Jof Il. Hear him, ye honest Demo
G cIG.s VINO not many years ago thought that this
IIt,oleS DfShipper WAS made OF urfinchin%
Dcluocfatic material. Here are Jas. +. Wealth
ErcoCk ChalneleOn's Own words in the |ice of
t9st t9 Nlturdiy: We have voted the Democratic
tTcNct since 1919, aud many times With fg7ft--
Wo years ago we supported Gen. JAS. :. y cG-
~ ti,Ipdbhcanl in preference to Jas IL Hop
RUS tfeGlGcrdtl. LFhat was the time Ne4l9y
: At95cSed the Democratic Herald iutoa thunder
IiE lteptibilCln sheet ly giving its cultor three
hundred dollars.l We came here ito Johns
town. 10 print paper tn MONEY. owill
understand Il highway man who knocks down
an uudlflt-o nav eiCr for the sake OF money, or
tIe hlrt-d nerCcuary wretch VINO VIII commit
ueeu OF blood for money, but we did not sup
pose tHdt there to be found III all the land
an eultoF whose whole life has been one chang
ing Naclllaring scene, aud always chaugingS or
holIey-one who has principle, no aim. no
Ine acquisition OF money. For money then,
hr; Wcatherc0ck Chameleon, yOu would stab
ann nltckeu tine character OF any respectable
man IN the community. For money, tnen, you
Iol'eca ana excited the passions OF the inhabit-
anus pL ILlS place during your connection with
tie on Dcm1c1ut- For money gou during That
tihe p'It employer against the employed. and
tttt tcI>tt. FOR IN pney YOU printed the follow
lilg IN October jS'3 and FOR money you printed
tlc parallel col ulnu ia August, lSl,s:
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CHEAP Flour Teiegraphic dispatches from
Chicago announce that the corner in WHEAT
has been smashed, aud thar hereafter che.tp
flour VIII be thc rule. This is JOYFUL ncws, AMI
il Is also jOyfut to know that IL. j. Mills, our
heIviest liour dealer, il preparing to accOmu-
date tGeprices OF hls stock 20 he ciIauge in the
market. He keeps none Duf The best brands
and his prices will be found rigft.
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The reason why everybody that tries the
DOMESTIC Sewing Machine is pleased
with it, is because it is directand easy III ae-
ton, and stitches verything, nom goss;imar
TO sole leather. i. W. SJeadmau ~ Co..
General Agents, % Sixth Street, Pittsburgh
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= PIECE or PARcEL LAMD
AIso, a Piece or Paroe! of Laud

situate i'll the township and county aforesaid,
adjoining the land above deacrihCd and !auas IF
the Cambria Iron Co, containing - Acres
more or less, shout 80 Acres OF which are clear,
having thereon erected n onc-ar6-;3- -bGis story
HOUSE, GDG Balm ami FRAME STABLE.
sSNEhe above described lands VIII he sold as
one piece, or in lots TO SUlt purchasers.
TERMS or SALE One-hGlf the purchase mon.
ey to be paid Oa confirmation Of the sale. ast
the balance IN one year Thereafter, with iIIj cr-
est, 10 be secured by the mortgage aud judy
mcut bond of the purchaser
1fiCHIEL II. 84GER, administrator.
Jackson Twp, Aug. q lS72.-tt.
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FARMERS. SEE THIS!
SECT%ENE
GRAIH Ind SEED CLEANER.
Patented Feb'y ist, 1870.
MANUFACTURED BY
NIE8E / 81 PENNINGTON
E'iffin. Ohio.

THE Buckeye Grain END Ssc,y s'ge:surr
Il far S7tptFiDI' L. any other Fanaiug Mia ever
made, having more than twIrC the screening
surface Oi the ordinary nlli. while IL j. neat and
compact. ana can be easily handled and lifted
around by one man. It's capacity FOR cleaning
a. from ~ 10 y bushels per hour, and runs 50
easily that ii can be turned by Il bJE ton gsuIS
Olf.
Added TO the above advantages. il is farcICTl3-
a. than amy other Tanning Mil now made.
To sustain late our assertions, give the fol
lowing as the opinions of several rcliahle gen
tIer3cD, residents OF Seneca county, Ohio. who
have given the "CLEANEI' a thorough trial
We, the undersigned, have thoroughly tested
the BWChcli" Grain and SCti ClsU1sct. aud believe
II to he superior to any one in use fer ming
sowing as II separates every grain Of CEESS.
t"ctte or Rpe from 'ii,cGt designed for -Cp,i.
ana All RC@ Dock from T0uoiijH ANA all Wild
VINE SeCd from tlH.r, SCI 5S To render each PAR
poses p5Fc ami ct"Cjyt :! cC fTO ill3 utd f.lcjglg
grams.
y. q. EAvwAES, TFEo. T Ixsz
NH. LANG. =. ii,la, s.Iss,,i X
DR.. ). ID. q 'CuNS0R. "a. KINzaE,
JAMES bOEA1.
Tho undersigned are ric 7-.,;lt!9s- constituted
AGirNl ; FORTE < 81 ~ OF I!tt. tSI * ~ !.
GltA n AND SEED CLEANER ia all {s.tFts ut
CdEbTjG C.EsIti, cScCp; the Towuships' of Car
IN q short tse0c call npOn ihc farmers OF the
different Townships and dcGoBSt rate Ia C3ich
farmer, al l. GEit uII, that this 'tleaI3er VIII
do all that is claimed Tor il.
The '-iIciyuCr" can US seen ana tested ~ gny
time by calling on Ha at oar fsrIu-, ohu-iId- =
half miles northeast OF EJcuSDurg.
- Ail orders or letters of inquiry VIII re
cciTe prompt attention ii addressed "a
HOON ER = " I5IIiLE.
Aug. 23.-tf EbcnsJurg Cambria Co, Pc.
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DIR. CARPENTER
lao nauABERRx sFNEET,
NEW AKIN, n. J.,
Is now ting successfully
ConsulrrpfiSn. Rrc nclt!tis,

Is now treating successfully
Consumption, rCnc'fItis,
and ali diseases of Throat ana tuug~, with his
COMTGVND EEDFCATFn INHAI sT!CNS. CUNCIN-
TRATED F0UD, AND CUUGH SAI.IF.
During the past ten years Br. Carpenter has
treated ana cured Thousand of Ca~5,> Uf above
named disease. and has now in his possession
try. The Inhalation is bTc.thCd directly into the
lungs, soothing and healing over all iutis llIrd
sIlaceS, en- -erlEE INTO the blood, IT l'E!:rts VI
talIty rs II pcrmeItCS TO every part Of the syS-
TEN. Hlhp sensation is not unpleasant. and the
first iuh0iatiOu often gives very decided relief.
particularly wien Glcrc Is much di!Gculiv of
dies the cough SuCn grows easier, the night
SwCUtS cease, the hectic flush vaHishCs. Hs.a with
strength, ana health Il again within lis grasp.
Tie Concentrated Food rapidly builds up the
most debilitated patientpreseu:ing 20 the stoEl-
ach food AL ready to be aSSimilated anu made
into good, rich. healthy blood
The Cough Syrup is to be taken at night TO al
leviate the cough and cnaisle the Eaticglt to OBJ
tain sleep. tHQ directions accompany sGcH bO.s
Of 1lB remedies iritich consists of
One Inhaler: Gne Bottle of Alternative Inl8lant ::
One BOTTLE nf Soothing Fel.rifnse inhaIant: Une
Bottle c&ntl-iiarmOrrEagic TnhGIant :One BottI,
COHcent rated ECOl; One Bottle Gcugh syrup.
Price OF Box containing medicines to last ono
month, $40: two months, SIS; three months, 50.
Sent TO any address {. -. -. Pamphlets con-
tanning lpTEo list Of patients cured sent free
Letters OF inquiry must cUntaiu one dollar TO
insure answer Address,
\. II. CABrEN ER. ". D, Newark, y. !.
Dr. Carpenters CAT1RRH REFEpY will
give immC liatU relief, and III effect At DCi1,fl-
neat cure in from one TO Jhree months. Tricc
OF remedy to last one month, -; two month lEs,
as LHVer months. SO
CANCER in all lis forms successfully treated.
Send for list of patients cured.
y II. CARPENTER, n. D., Newark, =, !.
August g. iS1l.-ly.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-30
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more or less, about 80 Acres of which are clear
having thereon erected Il oilC-GE,.-,,- half story
Log HOUSE.