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This Brewery has been recently fitted up with al
the Ia,est improvements, and IS now Offering Inc
best BEER made in the United states.
The Beer has been thoroughly tested, ara Is nshiy
recommended by prominent physicians FOR Family
use. ,, A. A. ~ ~, :,
nm rSrESY FOR SUPERIOR LAGER BEER, ALE,
and PORTER at the last Fair of the Virginia Agri-
cultural Society.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
offer extra attractions In
BOOKS, STATIONERY. and FANCY GOODS,
STEEL ENGRAVlNGS,
Shell Goods, Silver Stands. Pearl and GIT Orna-
ments Russia-Lcather Goods, Writng-Desks,
Work Boxes. Jewel Cases, Glove and iIandker-
chcf-BoXes, Match Boxes, cigar and Cigarette
Cases. Ivory and Pearl Goods, Cola Pens. rencls'
and Tooth-Picks; PRAYERS and Hymnals. Hymn
Books and Bibles, In Russia leather, calI-an seal
Skin; Russia leather and Willow Baskets, SIN
lined Also, a full line of Fine Books in every de-
partment or literature; Juvenile aud Toy Books,
and n complete assortment Of the latest SYKES ana
best quality Of English and French PAPER ana Ell
yponos the selected and most attractive show
OF Holiday Books in the City; beautiful Christmas
Cards In endless variety.
All for sale at the lowest prices
WEST. JOHNSTON CO..
17-TuTbSS3r booksellers and Statinners
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POSITIVE ORDERS TO CLOSE THEM OUT
WITHOUT RESERVE IN TEN DAYS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Fairs, Sunday schools, &C., &C., supplied at New
York wholesale prices. GREENS,
de l7-Tu,W&S3t corner Fifth and Broad.
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LAGER BEER.

GEORGE ". ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR,
CORNER HARRISON AND CLAY STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
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Also, full line Of
FANCY GOODS,
SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A call Is respectfully solicited from every one
TO examine my stock, whether they wish TO purchase
or not l.. -; - tt IN.
IT 1D1 j stIeeI
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COtCN AMI z LOOIC G<AS44<l4NA1s
RICHMOND, December 20, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Fhite, 42S bushels. Red, 1,6OS busli-
els.
ConN-IVhite, $50 bushels Nired, rs bushels
MEAL.-64 bushels.
UATS.-292 bushels.
BEANS.-12 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, Is bushels Fultz at 97c: 80
bushels ut 81 .03 80 bushels at 81 05 1SS bushels
private terms-total. 266 bushels Red, 80 bush
els mixed at 81 O5; II 0 bushels FultZ ut 9sc; $50
bushels very good FultZ ut 81 .01: 80 bushels GOOD
Lancaster al SLOT; "a bushels at 1.O1 20 BUSH
els Fultz at 9Sc; bushels Fullz at 9Oc. % bush.
els very good Fuiiz at 81: so bushels Fultz ut Csc:
100 bushels at 81 : "a bushels Mt CSC: 314 bushels
prime Lancaster Ut S1.0S: 31S bushels prime Ian
caster at S1.0S: l2S bushels prime Lancaster NJ
S1.OS: 40 bushels common on private terms; 122
bushels common FuliZ ut 94c.; E02 bushels good
at CSC total, l.79G bushels. -
CORN.-W White. rs bushels very good ut 4Oc.: %
bushels at $50: 6S bushels At 3Sc. 236 bushels at
4Oc.; 90 bushels prime at 40c.: so bushels at 3Sc.
40 bushels ut SIC: % bushels at 3Sc.: 220 bushels
ut 4Oc.-tota 1872 bushels. Mirtd. rs bushels good
ut 3Sc.; 8 bushels at 3Sc.--:olal. 7S bushels.
OATS 90 bushels prime ut 32c.: 100 bushes
prime ut SIC; 100 bushels prime spring at 32c.-
total, 292 bushels.
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EatsIfyIAY GOOx,s.
u EADQUAETERs FOR HOLIDAY
- GOODS:

$50 S
THE GREATEST VARIETY IN THE CITY.
PRESENTS FOR MEN, WOMEN, GIRLS, AND
BOYS.
BUILDIsG-BLoCKs, GAMES. and MARBLES;
HUMMING. TOPS, cEETENNIAL-TOPs, and
TRUMpETs;
MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES, and HAEMosr-
CAS-;
TES-rlNs, sURPRIsE-BoxEs, and SUPPLE
JACKS;
POP-GUNs. PISTOLS, GUNS, and PAPER CAPS;
WORK. BOXES, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
GLOVE. HANDKERCHIEF, and COLLAR
BOXES;
TooL-CHEsTs. TEN-PINs, PArNT-BoxEs, and
CRAYoNs;
MAGNETS, MAGNETIC TOYS. TIN TOYS,
SHELL-BOXES;
CHINA and METAL TEA.SETS, KITCHEN
SETS, and WORK-sETS;
DRUMS, CANDLE-HOLDERS for Christmas
trees, CHRISTMAS CANDLES;
CHRIsTMAs-TREE HOLDERS, just what is need
ed to hold the tree In position without any DIFF
fculty;
CHURNs, DISTINGUISHES, RUBBER BALLS,
and RUBBER TOYS;
VASES, TOILET. BOTTLES, INKsTANDs, and
CARD-RECElVERS;
DESKS, PAPER and ENVELOPES in boxes-oue
hundred styles 10 select from;
GENTLEMEN,S aud LADIES' DRESSING
CASES;
PORTFOLIOS. CIGAR.CASES. MATCH BOXES;
GRACE. HOOPS, BATTLEDOOR and SHUTTLE.
COCK;
A large variety or BOOKS for children;
DoMINOES. TRUNKS, WALNUT FURNITURE
and CARTS:
COMBS and BRUSHES in cases.
| DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS! In all sizes, from SC.
up ito So:
CHINA MUGS, CUPS, sAUCERS, and PLATES, in
SETS
All OF the above goods will be found II called for
| Immediately at LEVY BROTHERS'.
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Flour

Flour.
Fine. S2.75@s3; superdne, S3.50@S3.75; eX-
tra. $4.254S4.30; common family, SO; fancy
brands, S6@S650.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 20, 1873.

sun rises ............ ZIG HIGH TIDE
Sun sats........... 4:40l Morning. 2:04
n6oE ri :es......... 4:47 Evenlng....... -. 2:35
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STANDARD SILVER DOLLARS.

STANDARD SILNE R UULDAFsSs
WASHINGTON, December 20.-The Trea-
sury Department will on the 1st Of January
issue circular with the object of putting
into circulation standard silver dollars. The
Treasurer will cause shipments to be made
to any person who has made deposit of
81, 900 Tor any multiple thereoflof like
amount of standard silver dollars, the eX-
pense of transportation TO be paid by the
Mint.
COMPUTATIONS.
WASHINGTON, December 20.-The Senate
to-day, among others, confirmed Joshua d.
Hill us marshal for the Eastern district OF
North Carolina, and Augustus J. Cassard,
Of New Orleans, as consul at Tampico.
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HOLIDAY GoOIss.
IToLIDAYGooDs, HOLIDAY GOODS
E. B. SPENCE & son,
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
OvERCOATs, oVERC0ATs,
OyERCoATS, OvERCOATS,
OvERCOATs, OVERCOATS,
0vERCOATS, OVERCoATs,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DPESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS.
e. b. SPENCE g SON.
f. r. SPENCE 6 SON.
E. B. SPENCE &c SON.
Z. B. SPENCE 6 SON.
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DsEaS. MEDICINES. DC.
LIVER-PADS

corner Of Broad and Ninth streets.
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FRENCH CANDIES.
sell MA1LLARD'S FRENCH CANDY the D,
and haudsomest In the world, and keep constsn
u large supply on hand.
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THE roB,cco-TAx QUESTION
VIEWS OF THE PHILADELPHIA DEALERS
THE INDIAN INTERIOR sETTLsHsNT-IhE
Srw MINISTER TO GERMANT-fEDERAL 1u'
Rors AND THE TEST-oATH--TuE REPUBLICAN
o., nnrco1nNAr YACATI0N--OTHER
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Letter from Ohio.
TOWNSEND. Sandusky Co., o.,
AuU. 10. 1879
BLUP 2 CITY.

Aug, ~, 1873
DRAR FREEMAN-HavinG few moments
leisure time, and thinking that few lines from
this section might not come amiss. 1 embrace
the present opportunity or penning few lines
to your paper, - let you and my friends whom
have left In CarroIltown and vicinity, and es-
pecially those who desired me to let them hear
from me, know that am still in the land OF the
living.
left Ebensbury at $50 p. m. for Pittsburgh,
and arrived there about midnight. then took
the train for Mansfield, o., and arrived there at
= O'Clock A. NJ August 9th, and was obliged to
wait till AS D. N. spent tho day very pleasant
ly, considering all things, as there was a fair
going on short distance from town, which 1
There were drinking, gaming, and horse
racing to be seen on the grounds, but. as to
myself, enjoyed myself only, by watching the
race
train for Nonroeville, and henccito bellevue.
and arrived at the latter place about Z. O'Clock,
l then took the free train with -'ouadruord
locomotive" for my place of destination. 1
found my relatives all well and able for their
I have been successful In securing school
for the coming winter; but will not commence
to teach until about the first OF December.
The salary Is $35 per month, for a term of four
The schools, so far as 1 know. are all engaged
l have hired with farmer for part OF the
time from now until / commence TO teach.
Farm wages arc from si5 20 ais per month.
u IT. The farmers have their grain all stacked,
aud some OF them have commenced 10 Ihresh.
"arIn- strong machine, but by steam. The
average days work is to thresh AMI clean from
y.
Wheat will average this year about twenty -ffv Q
bushels per acre.
The farmers are making preparations 10 put
out large crop OF wheat this season. They
devote the greater part OF their time to wheat
and corn. Rye, oats, and buck are not
mnch raised. The farmers on au average put
out about thirty five or forty acres of wheat.
Corn and potatoes promise n fair crop, both of
which there Is quite a laTge crop
Fruit is plenty of all kinds peaches as q
general thing are very plenty. trees are so full
that they are breaking down under their bur
densome load. These several varieties OF whiC n
the Early Crawford, Is the largest aud the
earliest. measureiug from tea TO thirteen inches
ia cigcnn rance. The average selling price IS
about fi 80 ul q, % per bushcl.
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A REJECTED COMNUNICATION.-W
have received a somewhat lengthy commu-
nication dated at Bennington and Tunnel
Hill. signed by quite a number Of miners
and laborers, setting forth certain grievances
under which they allege they labor, on ac-
count OF their treatment in reference TO their
wages, by the proprietor Of a coal mine in
which they were employed, and they ask us
to publish it in the FREEMAN. We regret
that we cannot comply with their request,
for the very plain reason that If we were to
do so, we would inevitably become the de-
fendant in prosecution for libel, position
neither Of honor nor profit, and one which
we are not ambitious of occupying. The
signers 70 the document may have good
case, rs lawyers say, but a newspaper is not
the proper medium through which 80 make
it out and obtain redress. They evidently
believe so themselves, for at a meeting they
held, to consider the things Of which they
complain, they adopted three resolutions,
the second one of which reads as follows ::
Resolved, that we obtain legal advice In
the matter, and then request our fellow-clt-
izens to assist us in obtaining justice and IN
Furnishing those parties who have trampied
upon the laws of the land" This is the only
wise and prudent course for them to pursue
and will be found to be much more effective
than any thing they can hope TO accomplish
through newspaper. If they have been
wronged, they say they have. the law Will
give them redress, for it is a maxim in law
that there can be no wrong without reme-
dy If what these sgners say is true, they
have our sympathy and 10y appealing to the
Blair county court, as they propose TO do by
the resolution they passed, Judge Dean will
take care that they receive all the justice
10 which they are entitled, and that viii be
much more satisfactory to them than seeIn K
their names in the FREEMAN, and that 300
az the imminent risk Of rs editor.
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AN UNDENIA3LE TRUTH.-You deserve
to suffer, and 81 you lead miserable, unsat-
isfactory life in this beautiful world, IL is
entirely your own fault and there is only
ono excuse for you, unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has killed
thousands Personal knowledge and com
mon sense reasoning will soon show you
that Green's August Flower will cure you
of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all
its miserable effects, such a. sick headache,
palpitation OF the heart sour stomach, hab-
itual costiveness, dizziness of the head, ner-
vous prostrat ion low spirits, etc Its sales
now reach ev erytown on the Western Con-
tinent, and no: Druggist, among whom we
may name Lennon & Murray, OF This place,
but will tell you Of Its wonderful cures.
Three doses will relieve you.
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Local. CORRESPONDING.
CARRoLLrowN, Aug. 20, 1873.

\ =
DEAR FIREMAN. scarcely know whether to
submit to your soft impeachment Tor bad SPELL
ing in my last weeks letter, or bluntIy deny
the charge and ascribe to you the uncaled tor
revision of Webster. But let lis compromise
and lay the blame on my ChirOgraphy: for yOu
might easily read phylOmOth for DhilOmOth
and ZerbcTus for Cerberus.
Telephony is all the rage in our town now.
Already two lines have been established, ana
what is noteworthy about the matter is that
they are home productions Several concerts,
both vocal and instrumental, have been given
over the wires and with perfect success. Pro-
fessor StOz is speaking of having a line put up
between Ca~rOlltown and Ehensburg for the
special purpose of keeping ye Ebensburg music
lovers out of the temptation of eXpatiating on
your acoustic proficiency.
Our friend Mr.. Henry Blum has made quite
an addition to his household furniture by the
purchase of grand new piano. A wise step
taken in the right direction, Henry, for nOthing
eXerts happier influence on the young Ideas
than the constant cheer OF good music.
Mr. John Bender OF Carroll township, takes
the lead, 0s far as heard from, In raising largo
clover. He had stalks on his farm this year
which measured four feet IN length.
The Silver COrnet Band OF this place has Rp-
parently gotten on new stock Of energy and
patience lately. Where it formerly rehearsed
bearseS every evening ana with the most Tat
terinR sncceSs aS regards Improvement.
To my great regret several passages In m
letter or Aug. 9th were entirely miSinterpreted
by some OF the parties at whose expense was
trying TO get off what Artemus Ward calls u
"goak." Suffice it TO say for better under
standing, that my Intention was far from writ
Ing anything derOgatory to the parties implied,
as every body knows them to be gentlemen,
but merely to get up q local joke, and hence
was not very scrupulouS regard to the fact
or fiction OF the material ! employed
CERHKRUs.
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BALLOU's MONTHLY MAGAZINB.-This
popular and cheap magazine has already
been issued for September, and all its read
ers will be reioced to find 1t so ful! of inter
est and good reading. The leading iliustra-
ted article Is from the pen of the author OF
''The Gold Hunters" F." and treats of those re-
markable people, the Terra-del-Fu ans
and the Straits Of Magellan. Then there
are stories, adventures on land and sea, poe
try of high order, and comic pictures which
will interest railroad men. There ia con-
stant Improvement in Ballou's Monthly. and
we do not wonder that it Is such favorite.
Please remember that this charming maga-
zine Is only 10 cts. a copy, or 81 80 per year,
postpaid. Published by Thomes s. Talbot,
% Hawley street. Boston, and for sale at all
the periodical depots in the country.
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F. X THOMPSON, Druggist and Chemist:
Dear Sir 1t is over nine years since l was
taken sick with Inflammation of the kidneys,
and became SO lame at times could not
help myself. was finally persuaded to try
the Barosma Last January my husband
bought the first bottle and l coatinued TAX
ing il until the third bottle was used, and
feel now that am cured Of great distress
and pain, also of palpitation OF the heart,
and I wish others to know the value con-
tanned in the medicine called Barosna, or
Buchu Backache, Liver and Kidney Cure,
prepared by e. X. Thompson, Titusville. Pa
CAROLINE G.. TURNER,
Jerusalem Corners, Venaugo county, Pa
Prepared by e. X. Thompson, Titusvine,
Pa For sale by Lemmon & Murray. Ebens-
burg.
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A CURE FOR ALI
HOLLORAY'S OINTMENT. |

Possessed Of this REMEDY. Every Man may
be his own Doctor. IL may be rubbed into the
System. so rs TO reach an internal Complaint,
by thcse means, IL cures Sores OF Ulcers in the
THROAT, STOMACH, LIV ER, SPINE, or 9TH
er Parts II IS an infallible remedy for BAD
LEGS, BAD BREASTS. Contracted StiH
Joints. GOUT, KHEUMATISM. nod all Ska
Diseases-
IMPORTANT OAUTToN--None arc genuine IN
less the signoture Of ! HAXDoCZ. as agent for tho
United States, surrounds each box Of Pills and
Ointment Boxes at IS cts. 81 cts, and 81 each.
Sold by LENNON * MURRAT. Ebensburg, and by
Druggists generally.
So There IS considerable saving by taking the
arsser sizes. HOLLOWAY q 10, New lOrk.
Aug 9, 1878 u.
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-Jo Endsley seems to be an alias of
man whose right name Is John Mccormick.
When his mail matter is properly addressed
itreaChes him through the Belsano postoffice.
y year or more ago, John was arrested on
the charge of having attempted to despoil
the dairy Of Mrs. Ellis Rowland, a gentle
woman who resides in theSnear neighbor-
hood of Belsano. At the September term of
Court, 1877, n continuance of the case was
asked on the ground of the absence of i'm
portant witnesses. 1t was granted; but,
shortly subsequent TO this date, it was dis
covered that the bail offered and accepted
was of the denomination known in the law
as STRAW" As fitting sequel, bench
warrant was ordered by Judge Dean, and,
on Tuesday of this week, Mr.. Endsley Nc
Cormick was taken into custody in Green's
burg by an officer of that borough, and the
evening of the same day found him an in
maze of Castle Ryan. He is there yet
1t now appears that the Ebensburg col
ony which was to go to Texas will 60 else
where. Messrs. Frank Mclaughlin, VIM.
p. Jones, and Royal Hanna, the advance
agents of the colony, paid visit to Fort
Worth, their objective point, and circulated
around that neigh boThood for the space of O
week. y letter received from the first
named gentleman says that Fort Worth and
points thereunto contiguous are parts AMI
parcels of a bowling wilderness, and abso-
lutely unfit for the habitatiOn Of an average
Christian. TheswateT IS no: good, the air
smells Of musk, and snakes which can bite
abound. Sheridau's s remark that if he OWN
ed hell and Texas he would rent Texas and
live iu hell, was correct. These considera-
tions caused the pioneer party TO turn their
heads in another direction, and at last ac-
counts Phillips county, Kansas, was where
they had brought up at tits said to be good
agricultural section, and in the close vicini-
ty of the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
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There are quito number OF farmers here
from Pennsy ylvania, who have camo to better
their conditions, and they have done so. Some
who wore merely above want IN Pennsylvania
are now independ ent, so far as property and
financial interests are cOnserned.
sfThis Is indeed pleasant country to farm.
The ground is level, and RlmOst destitute OF
stumps and stones, the lai ter of which are so
scarce that your correspondent can not find one
in plowinR to scare up the horses. / may eta te
here that they do not use the cid left hand
pillow, with use chcck-lInes, the latter of which
would be laughed at I'm Cambria
At some future time hope 10 be able to give
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ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE, LoRETTo. The
well known and ably conducted institution
we clip from the Harrisburg Patriot Of We'd
nesday week:
the enclosed circular recently issued by the
educational Institution at the captionSof this
comm unicatiOn ] desire through the columns
of the Patriot to call attention on the part OF
parents and guardians, a reduction n the
terms dating from September |, 1877, has been
made, and this abatement 10 the Semi-anUual
pension from 800 to S6T is quite n matter of
fact item 10 these times Of general commercial
depression
So. Francis College has been long ana favor
ably known not only in our Keystone state but
also from New York TO South Carolina and
Georgia and it's alumni have made for them
selves positions OF emolument and distinction
results as clearly traceable to their training at
this institution effects produced by
causes- Now at the approach OF the scOlAstic
term for 1873 It may be well TO bring under the
tion that on the summit of the Allegheny, about
four miles from CressOn station, on the Penn
sylvania central railroad, is situated an educa-
tiOual establishment which enjoys peculiar ad-
ton and natural beauty of its surrounding
scenery in the admitted aptitude In teaching
in which the good franciscan brothers are ever
found to excel. The large number Of guests
House to enjoy the bcalth-giving qualities or
the mineral and chaiybeate springs is clear,
practical demonstration that CresSOD and BO-
rettO favored by the gifts OF nature, to
Joy which the opulent citizens OF our towns
and cities sojOurn there for the summer months.
As the you uthful intellect Ia a jewel OF inestin-
able price it's ornamental setting should be
cOnd Quoted by experienced hands, and. In this
respect st. Francis college can confidently
liCit the increased and increasing patronage OF
an enlightened public. TRAVELLER.
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OBITUARY

MCHUGH.-Died. at his residence, in Nuns
ter township, on Sunday last, Ar. john No
HUGH aged "A years.
Mr. NJ. came TO this county from Huntingdon
county almost fifty years ago. As he
OF the oldest, so lsO was be OF the most
highly respected citizens Of his township, and
leaves a name behind him without blemish or
reproach.
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THE FRIEND OF ALI
| HOLLOWAY PILLS. |

These famous Pills PURIFY the BLOOD. an Z
act most powerfully, vet sooihinkiF. on the
IIV Err. STOMACH. KIDNEYS and BOW BIS
giving TONE. ENERGY. and NIGOR 20 the
whole system. They are wonderfully efhcaeious
in all ailments incidental to- FEMALES. Young
or Old. and rs a general FAMILY MEDICINE
for the cure OF most complaints they are un-
eqUalled.
IMPORTANT CAUTION None are genuine IN
less the signature Of ! HANpOCR. gent tor
the United States surrounds each box OF Pills ami
Ointment. Boxes at - cts. O. cts. and Il each
For sale hy LgMMCN \ MURRAY, Ebenshurg, and
by Druggists generally.
Hs~There is considerable saving by taking tho
larger sizes. HOLLOWAY \ Co, New YORK
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ERENsRTRG mARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN LLOYD s
NEW ADVERTTsEnENTS.

a SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Notice
49, is hereby given that Adam J. Stoltz,
OF CarTolltown borough. has made to me deed
OF voluntary assignment, in trust for the benefit
OF creditors and that have accepted of the trust
All persons indebted to the said assignOr are
hereby notified TO mako Immediate payment to
me, and those having claims against him will pre-
sent the same duly authenti catcd for payment
without delay. JULIUS STICH,
Aug. n 1S76-6t. Assignee of Adam J. Stcits.
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Use DR.. Van Drke,s suInhur sonn.

Makes the skin beautifully white and healthy,
removes dandrUff, chafiug, prickly heat, sores,
eruptions. burning, singing and itching Of the
skin and scalp. sulphur bath with IL is bigh-
ly recommended. Always ask FOR it 10y its fun
name. [7-26.-6m.l