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, 1875-05-07

F.rstciesr.
Second clear, turh 10 iueh. .......... H0ta4t.W
Third clear inrh. ....,,,.,. $500 x40.01
Thirll clear Thick ,.......,.... A1D3slo0
CIest doorina. tat and III, ouah...... 81. n1e.l
CItar siding, iss sil aecoad ,......,... 21DhA91D
Frat common siding ng.................. l7Ur(41s.W
Flooring, nr1t ro,rrion ira4gtd. .,.,... 01aJ!n1
FLOORING, aeconi common, dfeascI, 00fA:6.0
Do1 boards, snd U................... 74uOt91s.00
stock bosrts tf.pa1a,C0
u stock Alto. $500
stock boards..,,.,.. .,....,,,..,.. LIMA 1n. .01
Fencing t6 1313 13.t0
Common lumber IA II and under. lUb0a1.5l
Ioist and kcansunR - to "a fs...,....,.. i3uai5W
Laih. 1O0t3 las
spinaas, 31Jd 3.2t
bhn9let On tack k{A1,,...........,.,.... 2k32 as
, 1875-05-07

HOG pRoDCCT8-Wefc In moderate demand, but
weak tho speculative deliveries. willis cash products
wars relatively stsong. Live hogs wesa lower under
lsrgs supplies, aud that fact probsy depressed New
York carly. whlo II posaiby caused drop In PORK tn
Liverpool.
MEss ron1-Wls moderately aetirs Ia tho matter Of
changing orer bu hcts resy few direct trade',
sni scarcely uew oue. Tic market deeuea about
10c lcr brl early under moderate oHsrinGs and then
ruled worry steady To Tbs end Of the session. Bales wcse
rdpoEtei Of 10 brls cash 1t t7s; $3.50 brla seller
Jnno at Aso hrls seller July It So %
G7130 and l,s0o br!s acl.er August It $l2:0i2k4'
Total brs. Tha market closed dill u t!16aH
as1,tb caah se!ior say; $2i.1' NS2isa for Snne:
322t24Gs3205 for July and s2,3o27,a3 for August.
Extra prime pork was quoted al Other
descriptions Of pork entirely nominal,
LAxn--W.a very guitt and declined 7tEA1oc rer 1oo
rs III sympathy wttn very dull New York In addition
to larger receipts Of hogs herA Bales wero im!tsd to
soo tes ss1ier June at $o.s3E and t,2;j tes
esf es.a 'a1 'ns rss @ @s..s f. ss sss;i
seller June .ad 5a.;os isias seller July. sstar Al.
gust WA nominal At $t5.p0.
higher a tho clo,s Tue movement was mors active
@ ri 4athsr Offensive sale. sh'eh vsrs no.
Tbs sales made PUBLIC wnse loo. uoo h. shou5s!.
yesi,e ~ :. S. Sss o1a r. g &
eho. I'll scer Jane At 1!ct $50 hxs Mort clears aud
soo bzs leae and abort cssra loih on rr.va,o etns
Nay s4o do seller June; $40 10 aeisr July long
clssr. llxo cash u teller May; do aSIlor jams.
or sollrr aIsy do Ieer Juns l2Hc do scllsr July
short clo,sa, cash OF seller May l2sts!!te do sell
er June, 11;c; do seller July. 1!sc. Uo1cd neate 10
Achcr than loo1e. 6umsuereurod Engltsh meats,
.al2o tosed: swcet-pckled hams IS r. average, At
1la@l!c. Uacon hIcats quoted al l3tat4to for
ariS, 9Hc {o1 SHOULDERS 1919 Tor ahott ribs and
| lJl.c fpr short clears,-ail packed.
| GnElst-Txs quIot 1t HG5ilc. S.as wers: 500 pigs
| mixed at st<r. and q Pkg dark yellow :. 7kr.
| BEEF PKODUCTs-Wese quiet aud nominaly IN.
changed At $3.50 fur meas. o.so for sxssa mess, and
$.0u.u3a1.00 for bans.
TaLIax-Quetel II ax3a1fc.
, 1875-05-07

Ths schr Trenton reports yes4nl, supposed to Be
the acow II. Tust1o. sunk batween 1Iarbehoad and
Key Iand. Anotber vcsscl, aupposed to 10 tie schf
Light Guard, IL reported sunk In tls North pasaags.
Lake Erie. Tho Detroit ftst says: It IL dearaLis
.hpa III i. sea Sy @ eoi.on or othsswtss Lieut. ssaro
Of ~ Aussian nssY Ia. e1y descftbea sn inssustop
Of aa fqd p.e.ss s 81 s
.wo she;,s og eanyka aewed. togataer, hor.
ds1sd w4'h soPs a eon,.atng ,xatsr,rrpot
ea!ls it. a sounding iias hss to 10 p+ssed uasr Il.
keei snl brought Up on the other sade; then ths
...TAs barge Dtslell, The obsinats n'enber Of tina
t1~ ~: hGa. ats to hss ros!oa std e
~ ~ 81 sn9s: 10 q ea ~ g ii ss
oae aae'i hsa, s"a md S:oa sensludsd TO i.
pines, which will probably h.ppen Win the ns1i M
tsSan Ind {S 2siss' b: ~, u:
steamer from Halifax ta scAteh for tho stals Poly
nss1an, Dominion, aud Lake Gasraplan. and 70 ren.
vi ws snS ioaans Of IT, Jsssh near Ionnt csmsn; at
....Ths sf.s rec xtataa thss cApt. ao'd.utb, q
pss..d Ins " Ksllsys islsnd Tae.i.y four pumls
xata J. ~otk On ths b. Exchange and tL.t shs "
iuR vs md hey Viii probably succeed IL raiatna her
In short .imo. Capt. Aobia1o1. Wig hat h!4 IL:
T.. Moaas; h seaa
...::.Ths work Of sounding md hlaatnf
preliminary to re1noYing tAe Obstruction Of
tho "ctuss-orer" was commenced Wednesday.
Tbs work II dlytdsd iuto thEes sections, aud Il u
thought thst orer 100 easts Of Tho sad Will be made
::..The party of wreck.rs who went down on The ux
Winson to keiAys 1aland 10 salse this crnft got TO
work In good s4saett Wednesday morning, with fai!
psosk oct Of success. They wcrs Obliged to suspend
operations for lime account Of tha heavy westes.
EAST 8AG1HAW.
special dftntch 10 the Detroit Pust stssss that
man named John o'Donnetl WIS Knocked overboard
f4om lighter in tow OF the tug oyguat WcdusslsJ
Afternoon, by collision near Bristol street bridge
AnosIcr tug With two Lighters, was coming LII tbs op-
potts direction and bath tow! attempting to pass
susA. o'Donuall. body u not. yet found. H. va 20
yssss ot age, married, aud hts family ats u Tsss
bAxAAsee.
, 1875-05-07

oreu market for three months bills Il SIG Or s18
below tbs Bank Of England rats.
cossoLa-Money. o3f@ot: account, ot7s4fs. Tho
dGpsaaton 10 luo 10 the oollapas the Paris Dourse
which Ii generally considered here, however, to To
purssy toeal.
u*rrKp BrArra Doxna-'5ss, iosH; 'G1s. 1o9k;
10-a0s, 10S pew 80, 10lH.
AaER1uAN RA1LhoAp HEcuhfrfE-Nsw York oaa-
irai. "a: Eric. 9akta2o11 prsfsrred, 50.
TALLow-43s 9t.
rkTRoLruN-llonneds oHd; spirits 10, sKd.
Tnz DANk OF EAaLANb-Tha amount Of bullion In
tho Bank Of England dsercased ca4,0o0 during The
past week. The proportion Of tbs banks rsassvs to
ttl Liability Is 3e,i per cent.
raAts, May 6.-HENrEa-t3fo osc.
FhANxroRT, May t.-UNITEo sTtru hoxps-F1s,
a..
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CANADIAN PORTS,
PORT C0LIl0nNE.


The Toronto ulobs says ths zehr Sweepstakes, from
Ohtcaao last fa, with whs1t for Kingston, arrived
II tn!a mort o. The 4h 6ao wtuterea II Wlndsot...
Tia following ysssels 1t ths port: 5ohss uuron'
Union jack, Nlau! Belle, and Wsconsta. Aha sehr
wasonlta bsck 70 this place. hasng split or q
her it's and reported ssrsra othss sssssls Rolg hlo
Port Nxtlanl.. Large hada OF les ars in ASht LloH
this pusk and towards ths Routh tlosa.
FORT DALuou9IK.
dispatch from this plaza 70 tho Toronto Giobt SAYS
The schrs Antelope Albaeoss, Abaiross, Ajax Multi
Arctic, Alpha, u. Z. Murray, and Ns~ Dominton:
which wsEs laid up hare iaat fs Rrs still hare tnn
mons Ut th.m DeIus ntted out. owing to he dal1
times and tho lox rates Of freghts., Tbs schf Cory.
can aud prop u. ". Bt,ndley are now on NuEs
DOR. I'D .hs psop LAKE. Ontario .n% IT, stTs Z
Osprsy Will b put on soon u tha COCK -
cleAr... .Ths Old ssow Agnes f. bsing rebuilt b1 ~
Me.sss Andrpws, aud Ii 70 be called tns fstets
ferry stur uonquat has neary comp!stc her Fop4Is'
aud WI soou y aale 70 lcaso for Tosouio A1rlos:
The GtEr Transit, which runs between Hamilton sao
Duua,s, u also lying here, having bssu undergoing
repairs
aoDcA0EGa.
Navigation apensd ksre on shs Ath. tbs stnfs var
dssbit Aoa ytqtosaA making taAts ais sdp eEau 0aa
, 1875-05-07
Ah7WkhT, Hay 6.-tEThoLrust-28Tft


NEW YORK pHY.ooobs MARKET.
NEw YoaK, May 6,-Tho volume Of business was
sr.cted ty saIny weather. and light IN Ill depart
nents. Cotton goodo qulet aud unseltled By The
late prlco-rsytsIons. ils ssys-tigth bleach ahirt-
inss closed out At &c. yiue cotons wars quiet. Cot.
totlaiea .ers dull Ia hsavy makes, and Irregular.
Light chocolate fancy prints were In stsady rogueas
hui platds wore less active.
PlTTseuRo OIL MARKET.
pIr1suuRa. Pa, May 8.-retroIeun dull er,.de.
s'.Aksl.45 II raEkssa; rofped, i2Ilc, rhladolplla
dtuysfy.
, 1875-05-07

ILLINOIS l. MICHIGAN CAHAL.
DaIpoEronr, ILL.,, May 6.-AnRtvxu-0oodnll, L.
aale, s,oQ0 bu Gals prop Auautlc, Henry, 400 bu
corn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05

DEATH OF Mr.. JAMES SMITH.-No. a few
ameng the readers of the FREEMAN will be
panied To learn of the death of Mr.. James
Smith, which occurred at his residence in
Jersey City, N. j., on Sunday last. Mr..
Saith, ii we mistake cot, was native OF
this county, but for many years previous to
his removal to his late home had been a
citizen OF Altoona, where he was for time
employed as locomotive engineer on the
Pa r. r., and Afterwards as foreman of the
upper round house. He also occupied an
important position at Jersey City previous
to his death and was greatly esteemed by
tire Company he served He was indeed
one ef God s neblest works an honest man,
a sincere and earnest Christian, devoted,
jnduieent husband and father, and true,
geperous hearted friend. His age was about
as wears aud his disease CONSUMPTION. His
death was preceded by that of his Daughter
Amanda, aged about 10 years, who died of
the same disease ouly few days previous,
and whose remains were kept in vault in
anticipation of the demise of her father.
Both bodies were brought to Altoona ana
inferred in the Catholic cemetery on Tuesday
last. the double funeral cortcge forming one
of the saddest sights ever Witnessed III that
city. May their souls rest in pence
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05

ALToONA's "BRIDGE OF SIGHs. She
stood, a Nemesis, on the iron bridge a; AL
toona-the bridge which crosses the maze of
tracks of the p. r. r. She was tall and
Raunt and grim-cadaveIo looking--very;
her gums were toothless and her nose long
enough to reach through the fence of a potato
field and take up the third row. 1t was
night and the Phila Ex. was due. She ap-
peared to be expecting some one, for her gaze
was Fl xed on the western hills in the direction
of the expected train. Ever and anon she
clntched the iron railing of the bridge, twin
ing her long, bony digits around 1t, as though
in her desperation she would wrench ii from
it's fastenings, the while muttering, as did
Mariana in the Moated GraGge," who only
said Il am aweary he cometh not while
our heroine exclaimed eff bnt had him
here, oh, deary, deary, how I'd punch his
head"
The train arrives. 1t is discharging its
passengers. Soon from amidst the throng a
couple can bs seen approaching the bridge.
They are walking, arm in arm, aud engaged
In very earnest conversation, speeding,
as it were, 1.-THE soft intercourse from soul TO
soul The long, lean, cadaverous watcher
on the bridge catches a glimpse of their
movements; her quivering nostrils ''snuffeth
the battle from altar" and grows white, then
crimson, on the tip; her ''soul's in arms. and
eager for the fray" They are coming mp the
steps. She concentrates her forces and pre-
pares for the onset-the approaching party
Is her husband and one of Altoona's soiled
As they reached the top of the bridge the
injured woman with the long paste horn,
already crouched for the spring, made a ter
rifle leap; like All enraged tigress she sprang
1pon her prey. One grasp at the mahogany
head of the strange woman and that danDsei
ascended several feet in the ar and instantly
disappeared no one knows where-over the
parar-t of the bridge, possibly. One blow at
the proboNcs of her husband and that indi-
vIdua1 rushed for home with n velocity never
equaled, the female with the lengthy bugle,
the victor of the short but decisive conflict
in close pursuit, carrying in her hand for
ty-cent switch of flaming red hair. We will
not describe the scene which ensued when
she reached her domicil, but when the
neighbors came in they found the house
strewn with fragments of broken crOckery
aud fnrsaiture, old boots and Clothes table
legs, pokers, and otker missiles of a danger
ous character. 0u the door was a PROSTATE
form and over it was bending the family
doctor they breathlessly awaited his deci-
sien ia regard to the fallen foe; he looked up
with grave countenance, and in solem
tones said IT paay be able. in the course of
a few weeks, to reduce his head SO that it
will again I'll his hat"
Ofthe sinfHl partner of her husbands guilt
naugt,t is known, except t.st the railroad
watchman, on HRS midnight rounds picked
up, under the bridge, a huncf, of hair-pins
fastened in a tuft of red hair, an old shoe
and n glass eye All else is mystery-and
no other paper has the news.-E. W. E. OF
The Witke,s5urg East Endcr.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05

Mr.. Augustine Berkey, Of Cambria
township, desires us to say that he is ready
and willing to meet Mr.. Frank Cramer, the
Chest Springs gentleman who won the beef
a few days ago three times in succession,
and wager any reasonable amount that
he can beat him in a shooting match at
twenty-five yards, off hand, best two in
three, at any other distance desired up to
one hundred yards. Put up or dry up-thats
the kind of a man Berkey is.
Owing to the fact that the official vote
for Jackson township had not been received
up to six o'clock yesterday evening, and also
to the fact that 1t was impossible to get the
of an official table until too late to cor
rect our figures and make the mails,
have been forced to publish an unofficial
statement of the vote in this county. Else
where, however. we present the footings mp
on all the candidates, and will publish the
official returns in our next issue.
A singular case of death from fright
occurred at Osceola. Clearfield county, on
Thursday last, as we learn from the ReceiHe.
a farmer named Smith visited that place
with n load of produce on the day mentioned,
and had just reached point contiguous to
the railroad when the mail train approached
at rapid speed. Both Of his horses became
ar once unmanageabie, and the one next TO
the train reared twice, gave one convulsive
shudder, and fell dead the spot.
AT n regular meeting of the Poor House
Directors. held at that institution on We'd
nesday last Mr.. /. Lilly was reappointeti
DIR. James j. Oatmnn as physician for the
same, and DIR. A. Yeagley chosen
physician for the outdoor paupers at and
within five miles of Johnstown. 1t was also
resolved to hold the meetings as heretofore
on the first of each month"; and all bills are
to be sent in at the end of each month with
out fail.
-Clearfield has produced two beets which
weigh seven pounds one ounce and six
pounds Twelve ounces respectively. b
bee's those for clear field, but bigger beat
and a cleaner field than either of them is the
way that James j. Murphy, of 109 Clinton
street Johnstown beats all his rivals in the
sale of made-up clothing and furnishes a
clear field for everybody to go in and win
good bargains. A hefty stock of fall and
winter apparel and furnishing goods just
received.
oh, the changes will follow the years as
they GO, and shadows must mingle witE sun
light we know; the flowers gather will
wither 1t last; the songs we are singing he
lost in the past: hut that is no reason, nor
none can De guessed, why people with mon
ey shouldn't Z quickly invest in dry goods and
groceries, and many things more, which at
Myers & Lloyd's famous cash store can be
bought at prices so cheap that none can Ge-
NY that the bargains they give not all in
your eye-no indeed, not by a long shot.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05
INE CAMBRIA FREEMAN.
Ebensburg, Pa,
r nor. 3. 1878.
-, of Capt. J. K. Hite.
FRIDAY. =

..,..ones our sad and painful duty, after
II .g;rJs of our present Issue has been
worked to the snown soSIen ana ana munh
sSpec.eGi ,rwusrnan, Capt. j. X. HITE, late
rep anot.rC cn" of this county, which occurred
rItp r..Ience in the West Ward at half
at h's ,,cIork this (Friday) morning. De-
past = 80 about the streets on Wednesday
eea'eu ,,,inely in his usual health and spir-
last 50, ',,i,g Whatever about his outward ap-
its, ia H. Giving sign of approaching dis
psal.a',, and few of our people being aware
a5 hi. Hines. until the startling ann announce
mem IA. ',,as bemorrhage of the bowels. The
dlseas' ,,e presume, will be taken to Johns
reinii:, go interment. Obituary Dext week.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05
DIFFICULTY OF oBrAINING PURE WINE

DIFFICULTY OF OBTAINING PURE WINE.
The di ifficulty of obtaining pure wine for
sickness is one great cause why physicians
refuse to prescribe IS where they know it
would he n benefit or even cure their patient,
because they fear that some poisonous mix
ture will be given them instead of Port Wine
and the injury be irreparable- Some Cali
fornia wines are being terribly MIXED and
adultered with alcohol and water and other
ingredients to make it cheap, as 10 bring
a greater profit from the sales. There Is an
excellent Port, said to be the finest wine in
the market, made in New Jersey, from the
Operto Grape, by Alfred Speer, that has
become the most reliable wine for Hospital
and Communion purposes. This wine has
been thoroughly analysed and is pronounced
by chemists to be the pure juice of the grape
and to contain the nest valuable medicinal
properties. 1t is sold by druggists who pur-
chase direct from Mr.. Speer's Viney ards in
New Jersey.-Erening Post.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05
OBITUAR ".

MORELAND.-Died. "a Ninore. Oct. %. 1875,
after long and painful Illness, which she
sanctfied by wonderful patience and cheer full
ness, ANAsTAsIA, wife o: James Moreiand. i'm
the 5Tth year of her age.
She was in every respect most exemplary
woman. faithful and kind. Illustrating lin her
daily walks and conversation the hi xh sauctitics
of womanly purity and fIial devotion. And
while the falling leaves, the chilly winds and
cherries Garth reminds of the rapidity of
dccay-Of the fieetness OF time-she has been
called To land where leaves never withcr,
where the brightness of day reigns throughout
eternity. where peace is given To the troubled
and where joy is given to them that sorrow
Not forever has she lett us.
The one for whom we shed our tears;
Not forever shal our mourning
Darken long ard dreary years.
There shall be n joyous meeting
When the reign of death is DER,
In the mouse where all are happy
On that bright aud heavenly shore
NJ. B.
KELLY.-Died, at Gallitzin. Friday, Oct.
29th. 1873, MARY JANE. infant daughter or NJ.
F. and Annie Kelly. aged months and days.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05

GODFREY WOLF IN THE FIELD.-The
fall is at hand; summers heat will soon
give place to the cooler breezes of autumn,
and this in turn to winters chilly blasts.
He is a wise man who, by careful forethought,
duly prepares for these changes of tempera-
ture by laying in at the proper time am
ply supply of suitable clothing. No house
in the country is better able to supply this
need than that of Mr.. Godfrey Wolf of AL
toona. When he announces lac will be pre-
pared TO exhibit at his store No. 1Ol4
Eleventh avenue, full line of all the latest
styles of goods, he means e1actfy ,ohdt he says.
His stock is simply Immense, and great care
has been taken in his selections to get the
best and newest designs of imported rs we'll
as domestic goods. While he thus offers
Inducements in the way of variety, he has
still something better in the way Of prices.
1t has always been his motto to furnish his
goods at the lowest possible prices, and his
great success proves the wisdom of his
course We cordially recomment our read
ers to call on him at 1OI4 Twelfth street, mex {
door TO the postoface, Altoona,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05
mr.. Ftnnex.. Cor,pound sxrpn or Nm

Ur. ftumey>s Compound SyYUp or I'm.
chu is guaranteed to cure Inflammation OF the
Kidneys and Bladder, painful suppressed
urination so frequent in old age, painful or
suppressed menstruation. lacorrhosa or whites
gravel, gleet. structure, bloody discharges
Bright's dicease, brickdust deposits, dropey-
pain in the back or side, sick headache, pi,n-
pes, hotches and eruptions on the face and MI
diseases of specific or constitutional nature
regardless or duration, age or sex. Compound
syrup or buchu Is a positive and radical cure
For SAFE oy LENNON MCRRAY, EbcnsburG.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05

FAMOUS MEDICAL 1NSTITUTION-
Says the Chicago Times. THE name of DIR.
x. v Pierce. of Buffalo, N Y, has become
as familiar to the people all over the country
IA household worda.' His wonderful rem
edies, his pamphlets and books, and his large
medical experience, have brought him into
pTemiuence and given him a solid reputation.
The Times, i'll the present Issue. presents a
whole page communication from DIR. Pierce,
aud our readers may gain from il some idea
of the vast proportions of his business and
the merits of his medicines He has at Buff
falo a mammoth establishment, appropriate
ly named The Worlds Dispensary,' where
patients are treated, and the remedies com
pounded. Here nearly hundred persons
are employed in the several departments,
and a corps of able and skilled physicians
stand ready to alleviate the sufferings of hui
manity by the most approved methods.
These PHI hysicians are in fl ieqnent consul alton
with DIR. Pierce, and their combined expert
ence is brought TO bear on the successful
treatment of obstinate cases. The Doctor is
man of a large medical experience. and his
extensive knowledge of material medica has
been acknowledged by presentations of de-
grees from tvo of the first Medical Colleges
in the land"
Ifyou would patronize Medicines, scien-
tifically prepared by s skilled Physician and
Chemist, use DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines
Golden NJ edical Discovery ID isnutrtious, tonic,
Alternative, and od-cleansing, and an
unequaled Cough Remedy Pleasant Pur-
gativc Pellets, scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, constitute an agreeable and reliable
physic; Favorite prescription, n remedy for
deblitatsd females; Extract of Smart Weed,
q magical remedy for Pain, Bowel Com
plants, and An unequaled Liniment for both
human and horse flesh while his DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy is known the world over as
the greatest specific for Catarrh and ''Cold
in the Head" ever given to the public. They
are sold by Druggists.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05
A HANDSOME woRK.-The ffih part o

A HANDSOME WORK.-The ffih part of
"a Century After," an elegant work giving
picturesaue Climpses of Philadelphia and
Pennsyivania, has been to hand for several
days. The work complete will consist of
fifteen semi-montlIly parts, costing fifty cents
each The next number will contain some
picturesque viewsiu Phtsbc rga ana vicinity
among them Trinity church and view of
the city from Mount Washington. The text
OF the magazine commencing with part Ave,
will he from the pen Of Mr.. Richard Henry
Stoddard, the eli-known poet aud author,
and editor eff the Bric-a-brac series, and the
work throughout is first class.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05
p FAD THIS VERY CAREFUL

LIT tRUMB, ESTABLISHED fCT many
years in Buffalo. by entirely system u med
fca;ion. treats successfully Catarrh Erouc,.itis
ana Diseases of the Lungs. Liver and KflEeys /:
also Difficulties of "A Confidential Nature. y iere1
skin and experience are required Ir. C.alll las
devel ped practice which from its unisAra flaTeI
success In thousands of cases. many oI 3 very =
graVateh charactcr- is able to positively cr-l
perfect and permaU cnt cure in cycry ca So h. IN
dertakes. He sends no Circulars or If-atises on
these diseases to his patients. Il IS unIc. i.a
that such knowledge is in general eZtrelnclv Ire
judicial exercising an injurious effect 5y r-ta ~
and frequently counteractlng a cure. tcf!,sits fa
alarm the patient which is the prime pal obi.-,s
such productions, ana eNcItes and exal.rrsle- lis
tears as to the durability OF his complaint Ths
Doctor requires simply brief history of thc case,
ana candid. plain statement OF presen. svIurltnz
IA thorough examination viii then be made and
IL considered renlediable, sincere cors-5Cut irs
opinion VIII he given promptly and such med i-ire
as will he applicable will be sent 10y express. -
coinpanied 10y full aud explicit advice aud di--e-
tions. Charges very moderate and within tht,
reach of all and success guaranteed. tSuCh O. sCs
as have failed under other treatment p3rtic arly =
dcs;red.) Allletters must enciose.$l 90 for
taton fee and correspondence during trcat-r c1.t-
and be addressed to DR. w. Z. CRUM. lo2 Pearl
Street, BUFFALO, n. \.