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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-27
Sherif's Sale.

J(l virtue OF an execution 10 me directed by
ID the clerk Of the circuit court of Union
county in the State Of Illinois, in favor of VIII
liam Nisbet and agant William NJ ,
Brown, implicated with Larken Boen
l have levied upon the following de.
scribcd property, in the county of Alexander
and state of Illinois, to-wit; The southwest
90, In township sixteen 40 SOUTH and in range
one ~ west Of the third PRINCIPAL meridian, In
the county of Alexander and State of Illinois rs
ihe property OF the said William NJ. Brown,
west door OF the court house in the city OF Cairo
IN the county of Alexander and State of Illinois
on the l3h day of August, A, ID lN5, ut the
execution.
ALIEN. II, IRWIN,
sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, Illinois, July END 1875 did
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TIlE Pope has issued an order, ora per-
mission rather, to Catholic farmers and
all other Catholics who may so desire to
join the society of Changers. The an
tipathy OF the Catholic church to all Sc
crct societies Is well known, and why it
has not extended to the Changers is not
explained. The organization will gain
largely in numbers by The pope's pcrmis-
4 Ton
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-27

Krone inch is square
G5@Io regular advertisers we offer superior in :
placements. both ~ 10 rate OF charges and man
ner of displaying their f,vors.
nE-Notices in local column inserted for Fiji
teen Cents per line for one insertion, Twenty
Cents line for two insertions, Twenty Fiv,
Cents line for three insertions, Thirty Five
Cents a line for one week, and Seventy Five
Ccntsa line for one month,
Communications upon subjects of gen.
eral interest to the public solicited.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-27

PooR Carlotta indeed. Insanity, like
death, is no respector of persons. Mrs.
brewster writes it as II sad truth that the
eX-Emprcss's mania has taken the most
british form. She never leaves her
bed and has all the habits of an animal.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-27
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN is published every inoruin.
Except Monday IN the bulletin Building, cor.
ncr Washington avenue and iwellth street
TnE BULLETIN is served to city -ub.crib.rs NV
faithful carriers ut Twenty Five Cents a Week
payable weekly. By Mail, lin advance. $40 uer
annum; six months, 81; three months, 50; one
month. 81 p.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-27

CARDINAL McCLosKEY goes to Rome
in September TO receive the CARDINAL hat
from the hands of the Pope.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-27
BISHOP SMITHS TESTIMONY.

near.
BISHOP SMITHS TESTIMONY.
The witnessed rcsumcd--Attcr several
days Haight sent me To Iron Springs.
where the wagons, cattle and goods OF
the cnigrants were. 1 got them and put
thom III the lithing-hou-c. Twas to brand
the cattle. too. found there John Wrir
and Hunter and Allen. put the goods
Ia the church tthing house and branded
the cattle with a church brand--a cross.
Lee was in the cellar with me. and !
saw the goods. llaight and lligbcc told
me II council had been held, and Lee
| dcpntcd TO go To President Brigham
| Young and report all the facts of the
| massacre. Lee went. | followed to al
tend conference October 6. at Salt Lake
! City. | met Lee at Salt Lake and asked
IT lac had reported to Brigham Young
| lie SAID yes. every particular.
The same day /, Lee and Charley Hop.
| kns called on Brigham Young. ii,
| there. in the presence of them. said
10y on have charge OF that property IN
the tithing Office. Turn it over to John
! D. Lee. what you know of this, say
nothing OF It, Don't talk of it, even
I among yourselves"
When | came back had TO 90 to
| Vega lead mines To get one. While
was gone, Lee took the property. had an
auction and sold oil. so llaight anc
liigbcc told me. lIaight sold part oI
the cattle to Hooper. Ctah's Congrcs
| sional delegate aftcrward. for boot, anl
I shoes.
There were Indians ut the massacre
| The hills were pcrtty full % them. They
/ were dcputed TO kill the women. ! saw
( one Indian. Myack. cut little boy,
throat. heard no effort to restrain tho
I Indians. Some Indians were wounded
/ and three died of their wounds. Somt
| Indians came back TO Cedar. where they
lived. One wa, called Bill and one Tom
both chiefs. saw some cluigrant prop
crty with the Indians.
4 ! saw Lee get dresses and jeans from
/ the tithiug Office out of cmigrants' plum
/ der. ! learned from Allen that Lee wa.
. the one to gather up Indians 10 attack
/ the cmigrIut,; talked with Lee about II
| afterwards. Lee was Indian agent at
/ Harmony. ~ agent he travelled Will
[ the tribe, and issued the goods and IA.
lions OF the Government 10 the Indians
The court here adjourned until \. VI.
/ After to-day night session, are to be held
/ The court warned citizens not to SPEAK
/ 10 the jurors from the street up 10 th,
/ time they were sworn, and declared that
/ 1t would arrest and punish such ollcn-c
/ During the time that .kingcn Smiti
/ was tc>tityiug. giving horrible details d
the bloodshcd. the suspense was terribly
/ painful.
Lees square, hard, low-browcd fac,
and neck became fairly purplc-black an,
his wives scarcely breathel. -trainin.
forward To catch each syllable. The cX
element in the town j. intense. | an
prepared to state that klingcn smith
story, in all it, material details. is tn,
I ,aiiie ~ Lees suppressed confession a.
/ to the massacre. Klingen smith. rnuIi
| tation * that OF "A man of truth II,
could not he impcached save by facts.
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treated believe ! sdt good pleoes 10,

treated believe I sat good pieoes TO,
them, where there were few children.
rnt PROPERTY OF rur MIGRANTS.
The question of allowing the state
ments OF spirators as to the dispo-
sal of the cmigrants' property after the
massacre, was here argued for an hour.
The court held II admissible, on the
ground OF the case of the people vs.
Trina "a California easel
During the argument, Soulhcrland, ior
the defense, bitterly said il was an at.
tempt TO fix crime on some one else, Lee
being only n figurc-hcad.
Baskin, for the prosecution, replied
that they wanted but the truth, whoever it
Implicated. and that Switzerland feared
that his real client would be reached.
This produced a decided sensation. 1t
being known that Brigham Young was
near,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

THE FIRE THIS MoRNING-We forth.
nately escaped being consumed In the serious
fire this morning, but we have a number OF
Organs and several Pianos lightly damaged
by water and by moving them in great haste.
These instruments we will close ont at cost
none of them arc injured to any serious
extent and net at all ic their in.erior-mr-
sically they are perfect-we will, warrant
them all to be as durable AS any others.
Here is n chance seldom offered to secure
a fine Piano or Organ at ruinously low fig
ures, aud we suggest that persons who want
TO SECURE bargain should call at eur rooms
without delay, No. 80 Fifth avenue, Pitts
burgh, and don't forget that these Pianos and
Organs are, hardly worse for the damage.
The places where they have been injured can
be readily repaired and never noticed We
will furnish them on easy monthly payments
if desired.
MEhLoR & HoENE.
June 10. 20 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25
VI GbbOh cS 11OFNE,
June 10. 80 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh

Is Your LIFE WORTH TEN CENts 3
Sickness prevails everywhere, and every.
body complains of disease during their .lift..
When sick, the object is to get we'll. Row
we say plainly that no person in this world
who is suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant and its effects, such as Indigestion,
Gostiyepess, Sick Headache, Sour, Stomach,
Heartburn. Palpitation of the Heart, De-
pressed Spirits, Riliousness. &c, can take
GREENS AUGUsT; F LOWER without getting
relief ard cure, If you doubt this, 60 tu
your Druggists, Eemmon & Murray, Ebens-
burg, or p. M. woleslagle & Son, Wilmore,
and get n sample bottle for 19.cents and ,trs
it. Regular size as cents. Two doses will
relieve you
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

OUR citizens, when visiting Pittsburgh,
should remember that one of the main at
fractions there is the Photographic establish
ment of Mr.. II. l.. Fl. Dabbs, No. is Sixth
street. Most eligible situation and clearest
light in pittsbur2h. Great pains taken to
please customers. Employ none but the bes:
artists An elegant assortment OF pictures
on exhibition. Mr.. DabbS has no superior in
the Photographic art. Have your picture
taken there, and you will never regret 1T.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

anu IraNerSe Jurors tr9wn on lueSttay last
to serve at the ensuing term of Court, COM
'nenciug on Monday, Sept 6th 1875:
GRAND JURORS.
VIM. LitZngcr, Foreman, me reliant, Loretto.
Barnhart Isaac; pudder, Johnstown.
Boyle Daniel, fdriner; Croyle Twp.
Brawley Dennis. gentleman. Ebensburg,
Byrncs Jnmcs. farmer, Yoder Twp.
Cs,s rnf5 5amea rrane N5i T%r Springs
Custer Martin, merchant, Franklin Boro'.
Cunningham Albert merchant, Conem' b Bor.
Dinrond stephen, laborer. CroyIe Twp.
Epield "se Gea shi HhtRck rp
Evans John J.. f.Irm"r. Cambria Twp.
vsrs chest Dor
James Emanuel saloon keeper. Milville Bor.
McGuire Michael, farmer. RichlaDd Twp.
Plummer James d.. merchant, Croyle Twp.
Rodgers Geo. J., gentleman, Ebensburg
Switzier Thomas, farmer, Carroll Twp.
Wagner John, Iumbcrman. Chest Springs.
TRAVERSE JURORs-rIRsr wEEE.
Adams Twp.nJohn Bomgardner, Peter Cost
Allegheny Twp.-James J. KaylOr, Chas. Nc
BIackiick Twp Robert Giilin.
Barr Twp.-Jacob White. :.
Srs pi"ss %ysG Ed""rG "sf Parrish
John F. Tibbott. d,
per. Pctet tong. Anthony Miller.
th Caro-" TwptJa4mss ai RG"TiSss Ths gu,er Jacob
Kirkpatrick, janis Kirkpatrick. John warticr
CiearfieId Twp.-Harry MarIett.
East Conemaigh BOrO'.-ThOnias EgapY. :,
JnhnstowSJ"hn ah & Ar1hHrs, H.i jr Z Fcdt Nj CSmF
Frazer; Leyi @ moleS n, Wm. s,na l,;I ?; Patton
Munster Twp.-Fruncis Eberlyy
WiiiSr'e Boftj' -Pat'k Kelly, VIM. o 'Rrien.
m Geman orF''
Susquehanna Twp.-Abram Kern, John Som
crSille. ,,...
Taylor Twp.-Christ. Eopgardner.
chi Txrf, oh
No6fvac Boro--Dorsey King.
white Twp.-wilIiam Scott.
Yoder Twp.-Benjamin Edwards
TRASERsE 5URoRS-sECOND WEEK.
Adams Twps-D David Costlow: y
hifcghety Twp.-wni: Dodson, Aug. Miller,
Joseph Null.
Croyle Twp.-Pefer ffowii, G: ~, stinerran.
COnemaugh rwp.-EmanueI Blough. Abra-
ham FYocb, Nc hcmiah Griffith, "a. .l.;
iof Ebenezcr,, Grifnth Grif'ts Roncrt Murray.
Cambria IBorO'.-.jacob Li&htner.
,Carroti Twp.-Thomas Eager, JAS Kane, tr.,
; Chest springs Boro' : John I,tzfnseS.
Chest Twp:.James McCance
Searsld Ncrso O. Evans,
Franklin Boro'~D W Coulter, Samuel Dun
Jackson Twp.-Henry Adams :, "a.
Joi.nstown.-Gotlei3 Bantley, VIM. Cadnan,
John X Fry. James Kigore.. John 7. Kinney.
Prospect rro'"wiiiiam tathew
Eichland TTP:wTh1mas E'ssi1sEierdi mn9sied. t.,-ics
susqueha nna Twp.-M. ]. Platt. @. w. StaIb.
! Taylor Twp.-Levi Marsh. :,
ry, Ge,. J. Swarderer.
! White Twp.-George N. Cree.
/ woodvale Boro'-John Hamilton:
Yoder Twp.-George Beam, Michi Barnhart.
!
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

.,TorAcco,.& Read the .ativertisseInienrt Of
Messrs. .Musselman ,H CO.. tobacco mer,
chants, Louisville, KY to I've found else
where i'm this paper, 1t is one of the most
extensive, reliable and popular FIRMS in the
line in the Western nf Southern country.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

1T almost takes ones breath TO read of
the amusements and festivities in store fo-
those who intend to pnt in an appearance at
Andy Christy's graud old-fashioned celebra;
tion at Loret:o on Monday, july 5th. What
with patriotic OratiOn by X. L. Johnston,
ESQ.,, a base hall match between the Chest
Springs and Loretto clubs, game of ten
pins for the championship, in which we'll
known players in this place and Lo5ett2 will
participates, lots of good music, good Eating"
and an abundance of refreshments, besides
dancing in the fine grove adjoining town, q
grand ball at Christy's new hall in the even
ing and an elaborate display of fireworks at
night, there is certainly variety enough to
attract an immense crowd and entertain all
who participate in first class style. Every
body should be there TO enjoy the fun.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25
CHERRIES SALES.-By virtue q

SHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue of
~ sundry writs of Fl. Fd. and Tend En-
pnn.. issued out of the District Court of Com =
mon Pleas OF Cambria county and to me direct
ed, there will he exposed to Public sale. at the
Opera House in Johnstown, on MONDAY. the
5th day Of JULY next, ut one O'Clock, p. NJ, tie
following real estate, to wit:
. ALL the right, title and interest of David
Stroufe, Of, in and to piece lot of ground situ
ate in tie Borough of Conemaugh. Cambria coun
ty Pa fronting alley and bounded by lot
Of d w. t}oughnour's heirs one sde, lot Of
Henry SInith the other side. and alley on the
back having thereon erected n two story plank
house. and PLANK stable, now In the occupancy OF
David Strausc, Taken in execution and to he sold
Mt the suit CT Benton Il James, for of Eben
james. :.
Also. all tie right. title and interest Of Sylves,
ter wissnsor and John Thomas. of in and to ..
piece or lot of ground situate in the Fourth Ward
Of JOhnsto~n, borough, Cambria county. fronting
Bedford street and adjoining lot of Lcmuel Aprr
thorn the one side. Michael HeIsel on the oth hor
side, and running back TO the "Old Feeder" " hay
ing, tbsreon erected n two STORY dwelling house.
now in the occupancy of Sylvester W issineer. I'll
ken in execution ard to he sold at the suit Of Jas.
T.. Brown. HERMAN BAUMER Sheriff.
SheriG-s Once Iohnstown, June II. 1878.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25
COUNTY COMMIssIONER.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
HYNEyEAU,,

EL,-Marred. at the Church of
the Holy Name. IN this place: on Tuesday last,
by Rev. Father Boyle, Mr.. JOsEpH NOEL, of
Carroll township, and Mrs. TERESA WIBKI- of
Cambria township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

1t is said that an application will be
made TO the next Johnstov-n District Court
to have Conemaugh township divided into
two election districts.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

Balance in hands of Trcaserer ...... .AI. .ls9. 20
VIM NJ JONES, President.
u. W. Evans. Secretary.
We, the undersigned Auditors of the Borough
Of Ebenshurg. do report that we have examined
the accounts aud vouchers of the receipts and cx-
pendtures of the School District of said Boroug n
for the year ending June LIST. A. ID. 1875 anc find
them correct, as above stated. i,
Witness our hands. at Ebensburg, this 18th da :
of June, A. ID. 1878.
,c,,, 5S$ 5s$ 5S$: f'ESjS$sA { Auditors
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.


Having been urged thereto by many Hr rson-
al and political friends, L hereby, Tor fhe rst
time during Il long life speut In Cambria coun-
ty, offer myself as a candidate for Office. and
that Office the position of County CoinWiseiou-
er.suhjcct or course to the decision OF The Dem
Ocratic county convention. Ii nominated. ard
elected. pledge myself to perform the duties
honestly. faithfully and tO the best of my bill
ity. HENRY BENDER.
Carroll Twp, June 4. 1873.
COUNTY COMMIssIONER.
knowing myself willing aud believing myself
competent tO perform the duties of Count v
toutniSsioner, shall be exceedingly thankful
for Rny laid and comfort" which may tend ia
promote my interests in that direction. If Sc
1ected by the Democratic scountyl cNyEen ion
and clecte.l by the people, trust shall Prov
myself worthy OF the confidence rcposed in me
- MARTIN SANDERS.
Cambria Twp, June 4, 1875.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Encouraged ny the generous support extend
cd To me by many delegates in the last county
convention. and having been a soldier when
flint lpcks Yqre in vogue, / intend to pick my
Tint aid try Il again this fail.
-. l. - j. ID. PARRISH.
Ebensburg, June 1; 1875.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

NOTICE.--Haying, bought at Sher-
AN iff-s sale, Nav 2ith, 1915, as the proper
ty. of William Gonrad. OF Chest township. sni
having ieh the same with him during my pen sursS.
hereby caution all persons against lnterfe- II.,
with the same. to WI: gray mare. 1.-Two horse
wagon 1tEo-hcrsc fed. sets harness. SADDLE
cutting box COOK stove and utensils. and all the
grain in the ground WM. J. 81 OK.
Allegheny Twp, June IS 1873 81
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

NOTICE. hereby caution alfpar-
~ ties against interfering with, the folio "
ing property purchased ny me from Henry Arble,
ST., and left with Henry Arhle. jr. during my
pleasure, viz: bay mares, brinde COW. sets
harness, 1 wagon, sled. pillow, and lot of har-
ness. FREDERICK ARBLE.
Carroll Twp. June l. 1875
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

p ECEfPfS 4 EXPENDITURES
~ of the BbROUGH or EpESsBUtt fto,ii
the lst day of March, 1874, the lst day of June,
1875
To amoint OF Dupiicatc. fst4 st4....,.....4 les %
To cash received from W Wci9hmastet. 144.17
To cash received from ID. IL. kinkead, late
GLOW
ref; 1873 ...................:: oi5.i
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER TERM.-The
list below comprises the names of the Grand
and Traverse Jurors drawn on Tuesday last
to serve ut the ensuing term of Court, COM
.nenciug on Monday, Sept. 9th, 1875:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

ECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES
~ of the SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE BOR-
OUGH OF EBENsBURG, for the year ending June
1st ISIS a..
To balance in hands of Treasurer at last
settlement t.-...-....---..--.-.--.... 4s.l6
Amount of Duplicate for 1874 ..... isis 76
=. - - State appropriation....... 242. 80
F" received from Cambria Twp -
eHd "ther source- .....:....... s57 o5
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-25

WI: clip the following from the Pittsburgh
Duiip EdzeHe of the 18th inst:
To THOSE WHO HAVE UNDER CONTENPLA-
TON THE PURCHASE or a FfisT-CLJrss PIANO.
That steel" Pianos can be purchased on easy
monthly or 4Yd,terly pa!ments is now an as
blfty to secure first class ptdptofi terms abov 9
mentioned. =. Cheap, trdsliB pianos have al
ways b scn offered and sold in this place. and at
prices touching, and in some instances exceed :
ing, the price asked for first class "Steck,'
which took the frst Gold Medal oper oll co9npe-
titors at the Ftennd Exposition. Our townsman
John 2weidineer. l36 Smithfeld street. Pitts
burgh, who controls tho agency FOR Last Ohio,
West Virginia and West, Pennsylvania, has
made arrangements whereby he can sell these
unexcelled pianos on the easy system. Cheap
pianos made for speculation and not for
ability great many are finding out td
their sorrow, aud now would gladly make a
heavy sacrifice to have their "shoddy pianos"
exchanged for !: Stefk; Lweidingers was
established in 1885, and BY close attention to
business, and being practical musician, q ways
buying first class goods and selling at the SMALL
est living profits, he has commanded the lar
gcst and best trade west % New York. largo
and varied stock of Jubilee organs on hand.
which are first-class in every respect; new
style cases, new stops and new effects. Sold on
easy monthly payments To suit purchasers
Call on or adfress-John Zwoidirg ger, l;'6 Smith
field street, Pittsburgh.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

CERTIFICATE OF INcoRpoRAT1ox The
Secretary of State has issued the following
certificate of incorporation
Baltimore and Ohio Insurance Comnsnv
Organized to transact all matters nerts;nino
to insurance business and brokerage P,in~
c,pa' ofilce or place Of business in Wheeling.
Charter expires in 1894 CAPITAL stock 300 d.
600 with privilege of increasing it to 81 GOO :
900 Ineorporators are ]. Rufus smith Of
berkeley SPRINGS; W Garfield. of Paw
Paw; VI. s. Campbell, of Harper's Ferry: W
Lyon Lyon OF Wheeling, and E. c. WILEY. of
Wheeling. %
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

DIR. JOHN OELLIG'S
ANTI. Eli lIOIS EANIII Y pIIIn

Tb"se excellent Pile will be E.ur sure remedy
} tor hCidilV Of the EiumUCh, Indigestion 7shiiupI
t"nstIpst'on, Crn-np Collie. Fever and Ague This
ter1nIe ana d'7treHsiDE diStaSe cnn with from 'wo
To four r"scs h- "verpnW,rad nuu has iv MANY
cns"" elected cure with one single pill. Every
PM being an ordinary dos. T"Ud"'a them tn.
che"pesI medicine ia the world. and thr CERTAINTY
OF cure is un'qnRilrd. w" have never found then,
to fan IN cases at JhTpdiCs and II Srasn,n,' c Al
t'o''"rs. They rnrify the blood Nud pr-mnt,
h"nishy action o' the Skin They Sre purely v-r-r.
tar!e aud pcrfs-lly rr- from nnvthirl- ,b.t ca a.
either p-rInnprTt Temporary ipiutv tn m
SioTn"ch "r B"wrls. To tn. e. n@rni rvst.r
Th'." nils h"H 'h' ir or gini Frnncc, whore rhr
InrGI"'nHl sCi'hCr IL Tar advanced. ana ~eT. 6..t
mad" in tins country by tn" IKIrsr Of DE- Js
Oe;'ig. " n"iiN" Of F.prcr.
Fh" fol"~inY letter. r.,rn tlin.- v b. Lav. t..4-d
Or. iUan O"ili"'F Autt BILLION Frnrjl, P3a-,,.
rl'GiT Hnr"nd"a th-' vou lnSv Sr" Whist r"orf~ --v
medicine Va" - II! rp"sE is the T-ur-,:
AtpI~H,W Va Auynst7 ISL D, O-,Hp 4
Co: Grn'i"m"u IhHd III" ch'1is brfor, ,ri.d v"ur
prov cure. ] believe II = rertnin cur, Er
rhiiIa and fever.
You're, w f T.vlo..
2''l77l : d. o'lHz Go. Gentlemen I cove
bees su''-ri' 2 for Ef~-n ~Snr- pact With gr..,
T-'p IN my hack Nro side fulip"sR" NV hest. Gc
TOOK '"~ "i V"nr Anti Rlii"u' Pill. ~hi oh rur.d
t''~ entirely. und can safely recommend tb.rn 10
ray -i!''i"d !" s~m.- way.
Yours truly, MA.v Kur-zru.
To MI 'eLo1 # r'np ennrrrn
THIS :" certify that vast ken with dv,rrpssR
n hg
tim" E-?t getting vorse. and during tn, icr time
OF my iinr'P, Pupp"se rRr 1T lsrEt twenty phy.
Pic1a"7 even two nj them from T.. fillmore nrd rnTC
~ them did N" INV good At met I h,nrd ,C TSr
John r-llig "f W. vp"sbp,o Pa cent for him n.
vailed me- but five firUe- ami cu,-d me- r-r'-rriv
sn""t wi;h pile. Think from the relief nav, m.
that no is one Of the beet Ph yIicisns svsr.s-
EIcHHRD RUrtEB
DIRECTIONS. Two pile vi ! hc toupd, emf
"ri'nt P"FR" 'or nm adult. n tTkrn tc rcIo,, rsn-
EHp'f'"" "D" Pill every ",brr morning j. Sdvi..n.
Yer Hg"", pIIIs two houvs hsfnre tLc 1,Tr 81 bs,
1"g CALL For n child elk y.nrn OLD Lsif 4. nil
WIZ he found I" VOL. -
HNnn -rt"''h in woyne'boro Pa on y unecr
the special direction of DR.. John Orllir
". y. PFOUTZ
RI. NSyn~shorn. p
Ther' Anti Rllicrs Pills are foTvnTd,d IN 80
point IN IN" United %tnto.. Mt 50 rents per By en-
Application 20 NJ % Pfoutz. Ws7p.sI.yn p
NonC g"nu'n" mrl'sa rBrb.d P.utz ~ n
NJ: D. PFOUTZ. wHyn.ghorn P,
=, W "iE'A1E H6ENLs - Thompson. LiIIv 4 In
~ rs. Hanover 1t Baltimore "
j. " Daiirn = Co.. N F. corner Of s.ro,,J -,
Cal'"''ill streets. PhiSd. lrhis ~"
=. G sbrV"r CumherlHnd Md
Thes" r7cdicInes cRn he had of the C,u.:
agent in JeferSnn County: "P
Missy 3, lS75-iy. '' ''''S'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

REPoRT.-Wo have received copy of the
Annual Report of the Virgins Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb end the Blind, at staun-
ton for the year ending September 3Oih.
1874 The report represents large number
Of rupiI'. and shows the Institution to be in
aaOarisAing condition.