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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-22

Tbe railway which s. ss4t 90 te r4u-
lnaetcd from Maple. 40 0.e lup of Mount
Eer.uylus wil be sbaal asterg miles
ang. From lHa e.tg 70 fAa 5a.s Of lie
magmaiu fourteen mt.e ord.aafy miis
wiH be Hsed, bai fer i8a remainder of ihs
gaE ihe system uf Traction 9y IrgH fsiis
ait be adopted iha terminus waisH
aitF ls wtrEiu lau .Gep. OF He Fatrr,
WH Dag ,uul tBealy mefres uuier the
lafI En- easr 0i eruptigH iAe epuent
would thus ofamea away from lhe faii.
wh.el.. throughout ST. wh3.e course, UIh
t raised aUotg NE .cFeI af lHe oH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-22

\ III Detroit, now taey temper Justice
lgiih humor and courtesy, s.. witness Tie
following scene;
Johu' oh, John, come ont betr aud
face the music, called Biiah, his head ia
he corridor aud his body IN The court
and John CampboI came out.
Il seems pity that young nmu ot y,
good-iookiug, large nice feet, lots Of mus
Gle, aud a sore nose -hould slan hero
dargcd with yagraucy, said his honor
While aI The rest ofthr weFld 4 nioy
ing and rushing and wnfkln2 ioH f1ii
asleep on the whafye.
Can't help 10 sic, replied tho prisoner ~
mounlu toue--eaut g.t wor-uk ansy
where.
What Kind of work have you been seet
ing fort
Wall ouhlp kinder easy, io,. ain't
well.
No ! can see that, remarked thQ court
your red nose, m0nrulul eyes, large ears
and close cropped hair all speak ola ioar-
uey 90 tbe silent tomb 1t no distant day
Ia q little wilhelm few more DAYS az
1t were, YOU viii ba laid away % sleep
forever add the world wiIl forget lhai YOU
ever lived
Yez eur, replied tbe prisoner trying to
look siIl more sad,
Nevertheless, n Il my duty before you
are laid away, to.eod gou up for 30 day
said the court, sud ii,ishwIiI see thai tou
have O. free seat ou tbe wagon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-22

sorrow. - lie .baaoa. y pas, loys
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-22
rtsYs rHAnrW
f HEuE a.. EN1nH

ftuH@A iaf lle WfEe 20 Afat dfeth9lih
every word Ha said, though be was iu
tbg pantry, and she was oHg ia the wo0d-
slcI haHtng f8g lke hammer, which usu-
sIy bad % place Of lls owu oa one Of tbe
iai.ls, bHl was iBcu nowhere 90 De found.
De-, alaays tln way. continued be 10
lhe grlevsd tone tbzf some men and
maay women know how 30 a.sume. /
never cau pot thing away, ready fog
use. but il'. sure go be tofed OH aid /
am tired Of il.
Tired af what, Alex: Mrs. ~uook ln-
agtFea. lnuoceutiy. .comiug iulo the kitch-
cu with ,ae wa.hboard tucked under one
hare arm. and some bare sticks of maple
woaa nnder The Other.
~,,e knew very well of what hel bus-
baud was tired. aad Bee had been talking
#io bier al, ihe lime. bns each $50. PLAYING
a mari. ia.a small wsy. and candor com
rsl- me fa admit that each did excellent
l, Ea, then che play had baeu uu lhe
board ii GOOD pany wears. aud the Htle
ralent THAT each possessed iu that line
W4a bed 81 very good chance for develop
meu.
Tired og what. The man repeated the
word after hf. wife, very dospairlngly,as
hc Kept CA nmmagiug lhe bottles aud
paeGaaa- ot ,avioas sorts on the top shelf
of tbc uamry. WHY. tired Of having 10
,;,... ..,,,, ot.,.,,ig and al moi lind.
i'm. ut put tbcm peas on That shelf,
.3a.. ~, r.. . ,,na,. b,,,' and all ready for
..,.,.,,. and nny ,l,a, tbe o,ound is
...,l..'.,,1 ,n, maj, ,yoi,i,o they,re no.
,,.aa..",.. b.. t,oal wnon did van pnt
,.a,a ,,..r. .yrrt, very ,oolly manfred
Mrs, Snook.
Wbeny Why. last fall. 10 be sure.
And ,oa pxpec,ed them 10 he there un.
,oprl.ed l,l sowing time. suppose?
OF course did! Why shon!do'tl:
Mrs. Suooks walked away Indignantly
across the room, Angug the washboard
into the tao, aud spIashiug the suds over
the head Of little glrl WHO was puttoh-
iag her boots by the window.
Oh, mamma, see? cried the child, lift
ing her pretty face, that was tlecked with
, the white foam OF the walet--you're lnst
sonsed me.
Never mind, said the mother, taking a
crash towel from its roller, and wipng
thmpturned face tenderly.
What is it net? inquired the father
forgetting all about the peas.
On. nothing, pet answered, pulling
vigorously at the topmost button, whicl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-22

'ibe Japanrse ceasls shows oug three
Niea.agd criminals ID population II
gE. 8lTg lfe A l9n souls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-22

AHaHHs
q Has tie Wiig voice 9nHdiu4 tHc
oue prayer 81 twQ aauAa iesa b 3
ditine-t c.ose and osef ihat ellrheg
Hinis q snnLeam flashed "a. lheu q
iB blessing, af ss type % iha bie e3-
Hess 60 be ia ,hat eelaEe hana aeH-
f8riE
AHd HaHg haye q die 4fier a.. a-s.
"a lle lhltJ uu gslRa ap trom ias 1ns
tbat ae.i Aef, aa5 slasiag back aer ufls
lsst iAat nireg r. @ulls afe 8 esa-
ming AID De MAds v taii of moaes
turning 10 ~ hfesa aud mlik with !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04

WE AIRS NOW BUILDING HxNDsoME LITTLE
ho1.cs two story and French roof hey Windows
marnie ante w0ter closets, ~ rooms nigh ground
geBnu location, only eight minutes waik from depot
no1st with TWO lots SSueV; easy Valuable Build
TX 80 NE property. Call Oh mo agenA SMITH BRVS,
~IAsSnche, or u A. ARMSTRONG. 80 Br0adwM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04

ITO INVEST oRs.-s6oo PER Lotto CITY LOTS IN
one plot; also q Lots plot, Jersey City,
depot with railroad track through the plots; only %
minutes New York ferries; terms very easy. APP
street, Jersey City. D. e. CULVER, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04

~ NOTICE.
With view of diminishing the chances of collision
the STEAMERS OF this ne take specified for oil
seasons OF the year.
ON the outward passage from Queenstowr to New
York Boston, crossing the meridian OF 50 at 43lattudc
or nothing u the north of43
on the home passage crossing the meridian of 50
at AZ latitude, or nothing TO the north OF A.
THE BRITISH AND NORra Am GKfCAR ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSh FPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
*sCOTIA.....Wed., May PARTHlA.. Sat, May q
AIGERIA.,...Sat.. May 8 PRUSSIA We'd, May II
:CuBA. May q cTIIsA;a:... sat, May 50
JAVA....... Sat. Nav ID CALABRIA.. Wed.. June
ABYSSINIA wed. May 20 BATAVIA. .Sa'., June 8
ana every following Wednesday Saturday from New
York. Steamers marked do steerage
gers Cabin passage SEQ sloana $50 gold, sccordug
steerage $50, currency Seerage tickets from Liverpool
and and all parts Of kurope e lowest Rates
For freight and cabin apply at the c0mpauvs
Office NO bowling Green teeraae passage at iii
CHARLEs g. FRANCKLYN. Agent,
to F. H. Du VERNET,
Clark an0 Randolph streets, Chicago, III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04

PAGIyIo MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE TO CALIFORNIA
New York q g.. al SIS o @ Gu,
San FRANCHISE 70 yokonAms--slss, gold,
ss. ss.0 ..ss ksIK
S SS1 pHia6 .s..t r orisn- Nay :. z
AND every aeraals saturia;y; ieresiisr calling
south p pnr steamers for Central
Ssy "a ssss q
sssss g'S:%.:s
HArcH Vice Prssidsnt and MasaanH pascso
ITw ySSs SS,sss AsR yzsA
say,na No. ) North River st s'E = LINZ
SIN NV "a
CITY on s sns Y
f0f 'f''sn' y pAIESANBzs SONS s. broadway
Foa ss Hss sa4sAss ! REssSsi LINE
The steamship WESTERN ans % from Dss .
IiS Sss;ss:S S,Ss rs: $.
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Th oSEEs Sspan kd ,nS win s.r.
pier No. North River on Saturday, MayS, atsP.M
n s1 D g ss
tiaso St Louis and Mobile caSsn passage $ti stsersss
NAN tSF ssxns ct passage Apply % CLARK
AMERIoAN WEEKLY LINE,
sailing Thursdays at O'clock and carrying the United
s Steamship sEFHS Es
Excursion tickets issued good during the season. BY
For rssht or rTsr sY saySsExs q South s-..
NAW YORK AND HAVANA DIREoI MAIL LINE
s ss il so will oss a.
Tor Havana direct as follows
CREscENT CRY Captain g. Curtis. .xsy q
aa sS5 ss sss = fEia
D. MCCLELLAN, Agent IN Havana.
- The following and nrst class steamers WIN sall
every every Wsdnesdsy stSP troH Pier 70 East River
cfrY q 94kyHstoSo Captain ai Evans
rs 81 a ThroSh
dna % s Sso & S I
ss
ss t. It
CLYDE Captain Ksnnsdy VII leave pier y East Eixsr
q Ms na ss 1 Of
ton na ~ N s or and r u No
Q. II. MALLORY \ co. fos Maiden lane.
". p. CLYDE, 1is Wall street.
IN oH'oAA DAILY Dali line to Norioif. AoND
OLD Downturn S4tS as sTE sSHaGn' conpAsr
@ os
!. Sess s s ana f as sksis
ch Che and Onto western points and
n G. and other points Once 1877 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04
EYES AND EARS.

A RFIFIC1AL HUMAN EYEs-J r. DAVIS IN
d venn ana only maker Of tho improved Arraciai
nye aekhowiedged by the faculty be the only
coiIeet lmiA on o. nature In the world. Ia Hast vi.
Nehs1 street. between Third and Fourth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04
TNMAN LINE-soUrHERLY COURSE.

TNMAN LINE-SOCTHERLY COURSE.
Royal Man appointed to sail folio VS. -
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF BRUSSELS- saturday, May 3 at noon.
CITY OF ClESTER...... SATURDAY, May ~, at3P. n.
CITY OF RiCnNOND...S Saturday. May - at noon:
CITY OF PARlS. Saturday., May 81, at X. n.
CITY OF BkOOkLYN. saturday. June q at 10 4; NJ
and each succeeding from Is North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
ton.
Round trip tickets at low rates
STEERAGE-To Liverpool Queenstown, Glasgow,
londonderry London, BRISTOL Cardiff Belfast Havre
or Hamburg $50 Prepaid Ger iAcates. S32 currency
Passengers are forwarded to Sweden. Norway, Den
mark and Paris ut reduced rates.
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
cabin passage and general business apply at the
Company's off1ce No. IL Broadway.
For storage passage at s. Broadway pier As North
JOHN g. DALE Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER EVERY AFTERMATH nav

"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER EVERY ALTERNATE DAY
Tuesday steamers proceed via Londonderry
Saturday steamers proceed direct to Glasgow:
From Company's piers ~ and Il North River New York
Ethiopia. Tues Galsdonia inurs Nay 4
Utopia Sat. May ri Elysia. Tuos...May -
Victoria Tues May = Olympia Y. bur- May n
TO GLA-G12HM IAN 4 h nI rs LONDONDERRY,
Cabin s65 to Sso according steamer and accommo-
dations Return tickets issued at reduced rates
r......I Intermediate. So Storage, SO
Send for circularS giving fu information. to Com
pay 0'eA' ~ HENDERSON BRorHERA Agents
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant new Cydebuilt steamers will sail from
pier 81 North River as follows
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. ........ Saturday, May 16
STATE OF VIRGINIA Saturday. Nav 30
STATE OF GEORGIA. Saturday. June IL
And every alternate Saturday thereafter taking
at through rates TO all parts of Great Britain and
ireland, Norway. sweden. Denmark and Germany
Drafts for 81 and UPWARDS For freight passage
ply to AUSTIN BALDWIN i Co. Agents,
No. ~ Broadway
Storage Office. No As Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04
DArIp TRANeTT rHAINa -wuAr I'd

DArIp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rRArSa-wHAr re-
~ needed by people OF moderate mcan.-Fsre only
"a cents--W Milestone, H. J., Wholesome BAY the fi-
lure centre q Large shipping Interests only ~ nnates
Eide Railroad ChIler's platforms steam brakes elastic
wheels heater. loot warmer under each seat safety
night troubled le BY ice or fog than horse cars BY
terry double dcckcd boats from up by thirty
fuurh street terry. nearer than Fort Washington or
Elizabeth only LaH as far as Mr. stewards afarden
city, more ccryycnknt than Harlem or out in Brook
yn: 70 unsnees Sevcntteth street and much
pcasanfer frsyl Schools churches values steadily in
rreasing good Eociey beautiful scenery riding boat
log. bathing; high ground; excellent water; many
streets sewergd ourbed, guttered healthy; no moro
cbns ana fevfr than In New York city fare on Bechap
ic1 train only tk the 6rA railroad 10 supply
quick transi COMMUNICATIVE ~ other trains 80 per
cent on vaiuscn komofe riding car straps nor liv
ing N crowded tsncment&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04
TRAvELLEIsY GUIDE.

| (NTTIzENs' LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
~ North and Elegant stea mboats daily (Satur
days excepted at NJ from pier 40 North River. foot
| of LEROY street Fare low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04
NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
In DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to Peter

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier 81 North River of Beach street, steamcrs
leave daily at 3P for Norfolk AMI steamers
for Norfolk, City Point amt Richmond TucsdayA
Thursdays ard Saturdays, same hour.
Through bills Of ladng and passenger TICKETS Issued TO
an points South and Southwest via Virginia and Iennes
See Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines; also by
and Ohio Railroad for western points and
by steamers Norfolk for Ncwbrrn and Washington,
N g. and other points Once, 1877 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04

|
Sa5HHs sSt1
New YORK q s iron steamships VIII san from
hhEE rIn Captain A. FISCHER; ......-.M May is
from Eagle Las rYsi Is Pf FSsIa 5; sfi Is aeSsis
PLYMOUTH. LoS6oN,s cHERBoTRe and HAMBUR9
'fss s Ssa ssSssd 0ss 81 so
pr,Ds Gaae i,Spag and Hamburg se gold
sppis % ' Fbs6m
4Gsss Ss aspl s e ss
FoR cAEDIFE BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALI
ss es SS% sss E assSe ass %ss
s y I'll 'ss@ sa
Eirss cabin passage. ,is and $50 es.lensy; :sses9
5s
and hGf
FoR PLYMOUTH, cHERBoyRu, HAMBURG.
= the Hamburg American Packet Compauys iron
Captain J. Meyer, wiil sai Thursday. MayE isss.
Rates Of passage to Plymouth London cherbourg ana
iirss c.sin-uppsr saloon. ssa; lower saloon. 81.
ss SO nsd in Eng
KuNHAEpr CO.. "a Z AZ Ri ssn aaS = soAs
York sa Hss2 s
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamship SHAs ssS aRS Sas.n never
w ss da % Ms5 az M
steamship HECkAk, Captain j. G. Meyer Saturday,
May g. ff
Rates of passage to London, Havre and Bremen
payable in gold or its equivalent IN euprenoy).
Second Cabin. u
For freight passage apply TO
O1LRicHs { Co, Agents No Allowing Green
NATIONAL LINE.
IN NOTICE.
The most southery route has always been adopted By
this company avoid ice and haadlandx =
From piers ~ and 81 Nerill RIVER
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
QUEEN Sat. Mays l0A.M SPAIN :. Sat, May 90 p. n,
CANADA, May 16 3P NJ
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK, Capt. Summer. Wednesday, May la at2P.M
Cabin passage. $40 49, Storage. greatly
reduced price. Return tickets at reduced ratsA Pro-
paid steeragc tickets from Liverpool the lowest
Apply at the company's ONCE, No. 80 broadway.
r. w. J. HURST, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04

TOR SALEM THE VILLAGE or wnITEsTOyE
l. l. four two story basement and French roof Houses
modern improvements; blocks from railroad depot;
depot $500 . 500 each. Apply 20 A. r. RIKER atg5
and 70 Liberty street up stairs New York city from 10
An 70 iP NJ and at railroad depot whiostonc, nom
2tO5 p M. day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04

WHITEsIoxT-CLERKs AND MECHANICS FOR
"A ss per month and $lz6 year interest, instead Of
den; Lot 2sxl56; mectanics' ire ms down A. NJ, up
havc whole house. 10 yourself and pay for 1t By yoar
rent In six years in monthly insta lmois without in
terest, What VIII you have TO show II you pay rs Q
month for six years for floor I'm the cttyf Nothing
r,h yet that house for $50 per month osker HOUSES
INFRINGEMENT in this column headed Rapid Transit ~
Take Flushing and Nortbside Railroad from hunters
Point az s. $50 TO- II, IL A. NJ. or !, 800 4 4aa.
q thirty fourth street ferry Is minutes. James slip
minutes sooner soc me, examine houses, back
in three hours Also splendid building Lots at $40
aess , corner n Whiest2ne % per mortgage II
grocery. SAMUEL DRAKE, Real Estate ofhce near
depot at Whitestone ~' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04

(yAkpNEE's PoINT. BAYsIDE, NEAR whITEsToNE
~ depot, L. l. to let for or year. lease
parity or wholly furnished for private family or Tor
summer boarding house: charming place on shore Of
sc6eseie garden nne pailing and hshing n view Of
s0und ~ hours from City Han a. trans daily take
Eushing and southsidc Raiiroad, Hunter's Point 10
whitest9ne. see SAMUEL DRAKE real estate, near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04

"A gie ST. warranted; extracting vi y gas Doc silver
ailinGA SOC. Examine speclens ct 2e2 sixth avenue
KstsLlished 1851. Remember S5l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-04
Ky HEN z.

DANIS-EV s AS-S.-MsTTied. in this pace -
TUESDAY LAST, Dec 1st, 1874, by Rev. T X 0nes,
Mir. JOuN :. DAVIS, of Ebcrsburg. aud Miss
MAGGIE EVANS. daughter OF Ivan j Evans o.
Cam Ora tow nship.
Believing as we do that everybody who Rows
Jack Davis as he is Familiarity ca led, the hero
of this ''oer true tale" has a swarm Side eod
kind word for him, we feel sure that we eN-
press not only our own sentiments but the sem
tiInents of the entire community " hen We con
gratulate him upon the important step he has
taken and extend to him our best wishes Tor
long aud happy life in the enjoyment OF those
loving caresses and substantial comforts which
II true wife and amia5le spouse, such as we feel
confident Jack aas secured, is sure to bring IN
her train. Temperate, industrious. and or u
fihdly disposition, Jack well deserved what he
has won. Eood wife and an aaectionate help
mate, and trusting that tie voyage 40 auspi-
ciously begun 'uaJ continue ever prosperous
and ever peaceful. we again tender to the hnp-
py benedict and his fair young bride our best
wishes for long lirs and q truly happy one,
PERRY-WA WARREN.-Marrcd. Nov -2sth, 1874,
at Chest Springs, by Rev. a. {. Johnston. Dir.
CHARLES PERRY and Miss GERTIK +. WARREN,
both OF that place.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-04
Letter from Philadelphia.
HoHE, $3.50 Carpenter St, Phllad'a,

DEAR ACPIxE-The great present event nd
subject OF general discussion among political
roosters since their recovery from the shock o
the late elections. is the Indictment of William
Moran. the editor of the Sunday Tribune, r.,
libel, on the testimony of Mr. Geo. f, FalI a
common councilman from the cath w-.rd of tns
city OF Philadelphia, The ALLEGED I.nnJ wa.
contained in a correspondence t., the T,ibrne
i'm which 1T was intim.ted t.Iat the money Mr.
Hall has EXPENDED IN tie erection of paatial
man7ion. Wis obt-ined through the Kentucky
aad havana iJtteries This, the yirtuous Hail
says. is 9. raise, scandalous and malicious lilo.
:incc the publication of the first number or
TO suppress il. Each issue of the paper has
dealt doath blows to she CORFU pt rOosters OF the
Rings. The fact is, the 1Ttb1'ts defeated Mann
and Ash in this city. and had much to do In
bringing about the glorious result In thesS tate.
The Tribune has been bold and fearless in its
derUnciatIons and exposittons OF the inisdeeos
of the p!undcring city officials. and has doiie
much to encourage the people TO take bold
and decisive stand in defense of their rights.
editor, William Moran. that the Rings in the
city wee broken and their leaders exposed
and punished. Every other effort on the part
or the Ring managers to suppress the publica-
ton of the Tribune having failed, the editor Is
now sued for libel. This, however. will not
suppress its publication nor intiindate hr.
Moran from publishing bis able deuunciaticu5
OF thcft % isdceds. ta
The next great question that 10 aGiiating the
minds OF our people in a politica sense is the
Organization of the first House OF Represent A.
tives under the new constitution. The late
elections have disarranged the whole Repubh-
can household. The Cameron Hartranft-a Mac
key-Ousy Ring i badly broken. Iae results
of the recent elections have totally destroycd
the peace and happiness Of the Ring politicians
both in this city and in pittsburgh. What most
troubles the KinRsters here ia fear OF the Feh-
ruary elections. The reform inaugnrated OH
the Sd day Of tho present month has inspired
the peopie 10 such degree that they VIII keep
is isdeiiycred from the hands ~ its present thsv-
ing offfriais ) y n
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-04

acknowledgements is the most dis
couragi q and distressing disease man Is helr
70 xmsricauv are particularly subject to
tbi. disease and its effects, such as sour stOm-
ach. siok headache, habitual costiveness,
heartburn, water-brash, gnawing and ourn-
ing pains in the pit of the stomach, coming
up or the food, coated tongue, disagrseabie Q
taste in the mouth, impure oi9oo, aua an
d;.oasas of the Stomach and Liver. Two
dose, of GREEN s AUGUST FLOWER Will re-
lieve ysu at once, and there positively is not
a case in the United States it will not cure.
n you doubt this go to your Druggists Lem
men Il Murray, or r. Vi. Woiesiagie q eon
So a. WiIr,ore. apS get y sample bottle
f.r 10 esnts audit, Regular size - cents
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-04
EOrTz FnRE. Dec Is-l
Letter irons Io.Ca.
foNA CIrY. Iowa. Nov. 30. laf&,

given to young mon by the lsmented Greeley
thinking that a Few lines concerning my Jour
ncy might not be uninteresting to some OF your
sketch thereof. / left Bhenshurg early one
morning not long since, and after a few hours
Road which is specially celebrated for its ro-
mantle scenery, l arrived in Pittsburgh, where
| left for Chicago.by way of the p, F. W, s c.
X. Il This road is inferior in many respects
but one track, and that is not laid With any
thing like the care aud stability which charac-
little rain or melting snow is needed to soften
Ins road-bed and make the riding very rough
PEELED to wait on side track for train from
the opposite direction to pass. While speeding
at work doing their fall plowing; cattle sheep
etc, grazing IN the fields, and acres upon acres
to show that was not travelling through Cam
bria'couuty or ever the Alleg homes. / reached
1.-The great city of the west at an early hour
next morning, and was much surprised to soe
the great progress made in rebuilding since the
quite plainly that there is % lack of either
money or enterprise among it progressive pco-
q great body of water, Lake Michigan presents
indeed scene of really unparalleled gran
vast sheet Of water, dotted here and there with
hne sailing vessels saucy looking steam tugs,
and other smaller craft in profuslon.
After tarrying for a few hours in Chicago /
stepped down and out" but nothing OF I'M
pOrtSnce trsnsplred during the remainder OF
my trip, will close this basty scrawl with few
remarks about my present location and far
as j know final destination. Iowa City, which
has q population of some S,0o0 is beautifully,
situated and ntains many splendid buildings,
among which may be mentioned the Court
House, the State University, and several nne
churches Business here is exceedingly brisk
considering the times and the season OF the
year. Thero are six papers published in this
cfty-two dsflies and four weskies, one OF the
latter Of which is Bohemian journal.
Since coming here have made the acouaiut-
ance OF John q. Given, Esq, who published q
paper in Ebensburg before the Mexican war,
and tho is still rs afiabls and sooia Die in days
Of yore. Yours, &c., AHICUs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-04
OF PARTNER

- SHIP.-Eotiee is hereby gwen tnst
the ;sarnership lately existing between G. l. q
wold and A. J. Grisvod of Ebonsburg. & .mSrla
county. Pa under the firm name Of GRIsWoLD
BROTHERS, was dissolved. on the h DAY Of no.
yember. 1874 by mutual consent and ne :. ne
DAY tho said firm made assignment IL. I se
bsnefit OF thsIr creditors. constituting q 90 G
Zahm. Esq., theip A sci snee. All d6s-sr owing to
the said partnership are to be received ns the
said Geo. c. n Zahm. Es3 s.sc ell densnis On
the said Partnership are to &c pre.estad 10 him
for settlement. G. L. CIR Is WcLp,
a. J. Girls WOLD,
Etensours, Dec 1sT4.-sts