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Cure FOR Scarlet Fecer.
\ REMEDY RECOMMENDED BY ONE WHO HAS
TESTED ITS EFFICACY

The recipe published herewith has an
pca1ed in our paper before, but as ii comes
ihls time with strong endorsements as To
Its efficacy, we deem il proper TO repruducs
the remedy as We find it in one of our ex-
changes with the testimony attached:
Mr.. EdboT-I have read with deep feelipga
of sympathy of the death of two i,jidr.p y,
one family, within a few hours of each other
10y that dreadful sCourge scarlet fever - and
also the notice signed 'Ciiizen'' in last even
ing paper.
Ilon'i know whether It is renerallv g l-,o7-,,
or not, that n very simple remedy viii Ger
iainly cure the worst case of scarlet fever
The cure Is herein enclosed. II Won feel like
Publishing II Tor the benefit Uf yonr readers
You can do
The writer has never tried IL in sr,a l,,o.
caseS, bat will voTch for II a. sure cur, in
scarlet fever, having used il la his own
family in 1874 "n two child en-. one sever,
years old, the other ten. AT the rirne rn.,
toned (they are both alive now and ca, ra
member IT'D others were diving off in ~
same village at n fearful rate (DanviIe Ver
mcnt) 1 could not obtain the '.dipitalis,.
nearer than 81. Johnsbury, twelve miles dis
taUt
IN the case Of the youngest girl If eradic,-
ted the disease iu twenty fanr hours.
have given the prescription - numbers
OF families, especially in 1873 in Little
FaI.S, n y, When the disease was So very
depopulatiug ia that town. In one lors,.
Mr.. X. McCiiutoCk'S, there We're i've do,,r,
one time. -Four died One I to- =.
hand and was kept isolated in a prira,a
room w the same house, unknown 10 he M,
tending physician. She got better in -
ty-four hours. The other four died. Jco,,i,l
give Iuore cases. You can give nv nam. ~,
any one desiring it. PURPITRrA
IFrom the stockton (Cal) HeraId.1
! herewith append a recipe which, has h.o,,
used, 10 nay knowiedgr, in huu6,eds -,
cases. II will prevent or cure the. covv-,,,,.
though the pitiinEs are filling When -
uer discovered cow-puX, in England H.
world Uf science hurled an avalanche -
fame upon his head. bat when The -.
scientific school of medicine in The world
thai Of PariS-puhli>hed this REGIME ,s .
pahacea for s'na ti-poX. II passed unbsaIaa
l. Is As uniaiilnc aS fate, and cononers in
every instance. 1t y harmless when taken
by well person IL viii also cure. scarl,-
fever. Here Is the recipe as / have. us,.,i !,
and cured nay children OF scarlet fever ~,
II Is a. / have used il 70 cure. the sr,Ii-I',v
When learned physicians said the nafie,,,
must die, l. cured
Sulphate OF zinc. l grain. fovplo,-e I3;;
tailS) l grain; half teaspuonful of sor-s-
Mix with two ieaSponufulS of water. vvIs,,
thoroughly mixed add four ounces Of y-at.r
Take a Ieasl o ntIi very hour. Either ,iis
eaSe will disappear ia twelve hours. For n
child, smaller dpSes according 10 ACE lf
counties would coure physicians 7o NJ
tins, there won he uu need of leSt-honsas
ii you value advice s'.d Experience. as. This
iOf 'He et''o'e disei'Se. IL. q. c.
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\ HUMAN BoDY AID THE HnURoF D,v
Seat yourself AT a table Attach a piece
of metal (say "a sailing t. a thread. Hav~
Tag your elbow on a labie, hoid The thread
between the points of the thumb and FORE
finger and allow the shilling no hang IN the
center of a & ass tuiubler; tie puls.. viii
Immediately cause the shilling to vibra,e
ke pendulum, aud The vibrations will in
c ease ui'il lt r'kes the side oi The glass:
a ID suppose the time OF the expef iment l,s
the hour OF seven, or half l.asI seven tba
pendulum VIII : Ike the glass seven times.
and then lose its momentum and retu,, ~
the c-nier. II y"u hold the thread a sniff
cient length at time the effees win he -
peated but nnt until Suffic ient spaca ~
time has elapsed 40 convince Won bat Tho
experiment l. complete. Ne need not Aid
tha thr thread must Toe held il, a steady
hah"' "fher"ise the vibrating motion wot, IA
be- c'''iuteract. VI whatever bonr ~ ~,
dhy "r night the exi si,ps-nt is made "a, =
eulHc.leitee wii &c lLs same.
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ADNINISTRATOR.S 4 NOTICE

Estate Of JoHN HAINIAN. decd.
letters of administration on the estate OF said
Tent. iat" Of Juniata county have been grant
=. % 'ue Undersigned, who hereby gives notice
10 'ii persons Indebted to said estate that pay
..-. must be made without delay, and those hav-
-- .t.Hs against the same viii present them
property du.tenf irutet for settlement.
ADAM HANNAH. Administrator.
allegheny Twp. Dec. 27 1S7T>6t.
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.ATDITOR,S NOTICE-The an

- der~iguei having heeu appointed au-
....- .y the Orphans Court Of Cambria county
P" "'.-.r.nu'r rhc iuUfs Of W. II. Scch'er, Esq
.Nr"H'"r NJ samuel stiles. decreased, rs shown hy
t.s H"ruuut confirmed absolutely Dec. IN. 1911.
3. "ll amongst IhO"e entitled to receive the ssmc
hereby gives lo-irc hat Hc viii sir his Office in
tH"rs'uT> 1n Friday. the = tn day of January
next at l0 o'clock m. TO attend 10 the duties of
siHi appointment, when md where all persons in
trts.si may attend if they see proper.
J. ti. LIZ IKE, Auditor.
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& SSIGNEE,S NOTTCE-Whereag

- Paul EIIwaugrr and Regina Eliwanger.
-.. wife Hl the borough of CaFroNtOwu. Cambria
county have mlde an assignment to me of their
E'I. ari personal estate for the benefit of their
Creditors. those Indebted to said Paul and Regina
IANtny'r are requested TO make payment, and
..'," having G aims against them will pre- sent
NeW In ur for settlement
JACOB IEAGLET. Assignee, sc.
NHrrItIfgN0. Ian 1 1873
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A BALD-HEADED Boy The Edenburg
Daily Herald possesses a greater curiosity
than any other printing house in The couu-
try--something, in fact, that has not been
known before or since the days Of Gutten-
berg. 1t is no less than a bald-headed
devil of only ten years of age. About two
years ago his haIr commenced falling out,
he being at the time i'm perfect health, aud
i'll a very short time his skull was rs eutire-
ly free of hair billiard ball. His head
is abnormaliy developed, but he does not
suffer any inconyieBce therefrom. The
Herald does not pre- end to offer any eypl3-
nation as 10 the cause of this phenomena.
1t may be that the immense brain effort re-
quired % conduct that paper has permeated
the atmosphere Of the Office until it has ex-
erred mesmeric influence upon the devil
himself and caused him TO become bald be-
fore his time. The editor says he has now
under consideration the project of using
him as an advertising medium. dividing his
head into squares, and contracting with ad-
ver'isers for SO much per inch, with the
stipulation, of course, tina, he shall keep
his head uncovered. Special contracts viii
Oe made with hair restorative agents and
wig manufac urers.
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a DNlNISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of JAMES DOYLE, decd.
letters af Administration on the estate Of Jas
~ IH '- -ttr ot Altoona. Blair unity, Pa. decess-
H.t. been granted to J. q. Lake, residing at
E.. ''urs Cambria county. Pa. to whom all
T. .-.n- .nIehted TO said estate are requested 10
.-'h' payment. ani those having ella inns or de
-''''., VII make known the same without delay.
J q. LAKE. Admlnistrs,or.
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Z JhlTOR'S NOT1CE.-On Dec
- l2 1877, on motion of \. V. BARKER,
'-I. the Orphans Court Of Cambria county ap-
Tt.lr-j tL- undersigned Auditor to report dis
'-NU.i.u lt the fund in the hands of CHARLES
ErZTus. trustee TO sell the real estate of LEWIS
j N~HHnr, deceased, As shown 10y his second ami
rita. account. to and amongst the parties en-
ft.s' ttrp'eive the me. NoIjce Is hereby "ivcn
f-l. ulli attend to the duties If said appoint
--G.. ~ ms office in Ehensburg. on FRIDAY,
.tsrE rY -. 1877. AT Z o'clock. P. NJ when and
who're f.i parties interested must present their
..ru-. uT be debarred from coming in on said
.gHt GEO. " DATMAN, Auditor.
lR-rsHurg bee, -. 1877 St.
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ing folks may doubt, you will not find il
hard to be credited by any old sailor in the
Iudan ocean,
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III OFlCE.-All persons are hereby
h. cautioned against harboring or trust
,g .' Iny count my son JoHN GEAFF, aged be-
r. P" % and Us years. who has left home without
r- '"sa or provOcation. as am determined to
IT, -' tetis hc mar contract unless compelled
20 ~ law. SEBASTIAN GRAEF.
H'IF Twp, Dec p, ISTT.-3t*
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STRAY HOBSE.-Came to the
premises Of the subscriber, in Cambria
".H.p on the evening OF the 2Tth of December
. u tiFse Day horse. about sixteen ands high
,.- .-'t between seven and eight years. No
H- t.sih'e. The owner IS requested to come
h |t-.. prove property. pay charges and take
.' away otherwise he will ba disposed OF accord
20 .'" THOMAS HOOVER.
cambria Twp. Jan. J. 1875. 81.
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RrnITOR.S NOTICEl-Haying

- uanu appointed Auditor by the Or
.'Hr- Court ui Camhris county to report distri-
button n. She funds ia the hands of Jacob Hoover,
.-..-'Hr Ht Thomas 4 Adams tJf Joseph late Of
'aIr.- ... .rr nip. cvcea <ed. to and among the
l.-En- entitled thereto. notice is hereby given TO
H. parties interested that L will. attend to the
tr..- Hf -Iii appointment at nay office in Ebens-
H.--.Hr TUESDAY,. JANUARY f5tts. 1873, at 2 o.
0..l. p. ~. when and whore all parties interest
gt l. y attend 1T they see proper.
VI. r. BUCKLEY, Auditor.
December q I----gr
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~ HA 1.-Came 20 the premises
=, .T The subscriber in Gzllitzin township.
sl..i.s hr>l day Of November last. a red heifer.
H.. L"' years old. The owner is hereby notified
g =. come forward, prove property, paw charges
'he l1v directs LANES NctTnSKFY
December y, IS77.-st.
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a NJ KFIM, NJ D.. PHYSICIAN
g.. AND ~ IC ~oN Eh"usburg Pa OF
Jso.Il' I'-'h' W 5ecup 3 hy Dr. i !. o., man, two
r.|- : o. Blair House. " gh az. whore night
vsY .t made. COusUlts, lions in German ae
English la-o,'7l. r.
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[ lFFlCE or THE Projection MU-
O.. AL FIRE INSURANCE CONPANY OF
tt'l.fiA CoUSTY.-Notiee Is hereby given that
"iuI meeting for the election OF Directors.
t- Heid a. said Office. on MONDAY. January
- itiS- between the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and . p 81
r L. " DICK. Secretary.
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Z TDITOR'S NOTICE.-On Dec.

ADMINISTRATORS OF Clement Fresh, decd.
December y, IS7T.-ts.
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VOLUME A1.
Assignee's Sale

-. .,f IN order of the Court of Common
| ,I'.--t cambria county. to me directed. l
= .,rsse to sale by public yendue or outery, ON
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p o ETIc AL
RocK-A.RYE. BABY.

"Rock-a-bye. baby. in the tree top.
When the wind blows tho cradle will rockr
When the bough breaks the cradle will fall.
Down tumbles baby and cradle and ALL"
Rock-a.bye. baby, the meadows in bloom,
Laugh at tho sunbeams that dance in the room.
Echo the birds with your baby tune.
Coo at tho sunshine and flowers of juno.
RocS-a-bve. baby, as softly it swings,
Over thy cradle the mother love sings;
Brooding or cooling at even or dawn.
What will it do when the mother is goue9
Rock-a-bve, baby: so clondless the slies.
Blue rs tho depths of your own laughing eyes
Sweet is the lullaby over your nest.
That tenderly sings little baby to rest.
Rocl-a-bye. baby the blue eyes will dream
Sweetest when mammals eyes over them beam;
Never again will the world seem rs fair
Sleep, little baby there are clouds in tho dir.
Rock .a-byc. baby; the blue eyes will burn
And ache with that your manhood will learn
Swiftly the years come with sorrow and care.
With burdens the wee diupled shoulders must
bear.
Boeiz-a-bye. baby: there's coming day
Whose sorrows q mothers lips can't kiss away,
DAYS when its song shall DO changed to moan.
Crosses that baby must bear all alone.
Rock-a-hye. baby; the meadows in bloom,
May never the frost pail S>he beauty III bloom
he thy world ever bright. to- day it is seep,
Rock-a-bye. baby. "tLy cradle i, Sreenr
London Reader.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-10-22
REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Property
IN CHARLESTOWN
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

TTNHE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE the
Il. ner of Congress and Water streets in Charies
town. 10 for sale low and upon easy terms. II is {
Brick House, with Frame Wing under new Roof.
containing Nine Rooms and Kitchen, and best
Cellar in town The other Improvements on the
lot are Stable. capacity for four horses nd two
cows; Cutting Room, Corn House. Carriage
House and Hog Pen all under one Roof; Brick
Smoke House, and large and Excellent Cistern.
Commodious Stable and Wood Yard. Choice
Fruit Trees upon the premises, consisting of If
teen PEACH TREES, beet varieties; four APPLE
TREEs-Golden Pippin, Rambo, Sweet and
Dwarf. and extr. oorly Juno Apples; Gooseber-
ries. Currants; six Green Gage and two Siberian
Crab Apple Trees-.white and elbow; No. Hart
Cherry Tree, two Morello do: Hops. Asparagus
and largo hot Bed. The Garden Lot OF acre
rich and productive.
Porches to nick Structure and to the Wing
all in good repair. The lot under good fence con-
tains of acre.
sold at a much lower 6gure, reasonable terms.
Special Inducements to a cash purchaser
N. BIZ not sold previously. the above property
will be rented from the LIST of April next.
JOSEPH II. YESTERDAY.
1879
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-10-22

A RELISH FOR BREAKFAST Take one
fourth of pound of fresh cheese, cut in
thin slices, put in frying pan, turning a
cup Of sweet milk over it; add one fourth
teaspoouful dry mustard, pinch of salt and
pepper. and piece of butter about the eizo
of butternut; stir the mixture all the time.
Roll three Boston crackers very fine and
sprinkle in gradually; then turn at once
into a warm dish. Send to the table imme>
d;ately.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-10-22

TRANSPARENT PUDDISG Warm half n
pound of fresh butter, but do not allow it to
melt, mix with it half pound of powdered
loaf sugar, and stir them together till they
are perfectly light. Add small nutmeg era,
ted, or half large one, beat eight eggs as
light as possible and stir them gradually 10 to
the butter and sugar. Finish with sufficient
extract of roses to give it fine favor Stir
the whole very hard butter deep dish, put
in the mixture and bake it half an hour.
Serve cold
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I 0N0 BOYS & GIRLS wanted to sct rs
1,ObO nrcnts fer tha best Boys and Girls
paper Fut'ished in the West. Beautiful preeeufs
TO rubscrihers ard Re"nta- Every boy and girl
can earn lots of m )aeT canvassing during leisure
hour. Don't fail to srTd for it at To in-
troduCo it will sand TO any address on trial
three mnnths. for 10 Cents in cash or pnst- &c
stamps Sample OF paper Hnd particulars FREE.
a drer= HOUSEHOLD GEM.
Octuber J.. lS7S-3n C!cvela and, Ohio,
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GRAPE CATsup.-Ten pounds of grapes !;
five pounds of white sugar; one quart of
older vinegar; three tablespoonful of cinna-
mon and two each of alspice and Cloves
Crush the fruit, but not the seeds, scald and
put through a sieve then add the sugar and
spice, and boil gently fifteen minutes add
the vinegar, boil ten minutes and bottle while
hot
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-10-22
MIS- cELLAM E0US.
Peter Cartwright.

Among the most notable of the American
pioneer preachers was Peter Cartwright. who
~as born in Amherst county, Va, in 1885,
and died at Pleasant Plains, H., lS72.-
Vi hen he was child his parents removed to
Kentucky, where about 1871, he was con-
verted through the instrumentality of an
iinerant preacher and joined the Methodist
Episcopal church. He was ordained as a
deacon in 1906, and as an elder in 1905
in 1912 he was appointed presiding elder,
and acted in that capacity sixty years the
last forty five in the Illinois Conference Dur
ing his ministry he received more than TO-
900 members into the church, baptized more
than IL, 900 persons. and for more than thir-
ty-three years, four sermons a week. His
Fifty years Presiding Elder" and his
Autobiography" edited by w. P Strick.
land, d. d are perfect storahouse of char.
acteristic anecdotes and "reminiscences
Among these we find the following:
Ono day, on approaching a ferry across
the river Illinois, he heard the ferryman
swearing terribly at the sermons of Peter
Cartwright. and threatening if he ever had
20 ferry the preacher across, and knew him.
he would drown him in the river Peter
unrecognized; said to the ferryman
STRANGER. I want you to put me across"
"Wait till I'm ready" said the ferryman,
and pursued his conversation and structures
on Peter Cartwright Having finished, he
turned to Peter and said:
Now I'll pns you across"
Ga reaching the middle of the stream. Pc.
ter threw his horses bride over stake in
the boat, and told the ferryman to let 90 his
pole.
What for = asked the ferrymau.
"Well, you've been using my name i'm
proper.like; aud you said if ever [ came
this way you would drown me- Now you've
got n chance"
is your name retcr Cartwright ?" asked
the fsrryman.
My name is Peter Cartwright"
1nstsutly the ferryman laid hold Of the
preacher; but he did not know Peters
strength, for Peter instantly seized the fer
rymau and holding him by the nape of the
neck, plunged him into the water, saying:
ri baptizs thee [splash] in the name of
satan. whose child thou art"
Then lifting him up, dripping, Peter
asked:
Did you ever pray2'
"No.''
Then its time you did"
''1'II do no such thing!" answered the
ferryman.
Splash splash and the ferryman was 10
the depths again.
"Will You pray now 7" asked Peter.
The gasping victim shouted I'll do any,
thing you bid me-"
Then follow me-'Our Father, which
art in heaven etc.
Having acted as clerk, repeating after Pc
ter. the ferryman cried:
"Now let me go p
"Not yet said Peter "You must make
ms three promises: 1st, that yon will repeat
that prayer morning and evening as long as
you live; I'd. that you will hear every pio-
neer preacher that comes within five miles of
this ferry; 81, that you will put every
Methodist preacher over free of expense.-
Do you promise and VOW ?"
II promise" said the fcrryman; and
strange to say that very man bacame a shin.
ing light in the church.
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SPONGE PUDDING.-Slice sponge cake,
put layer in pudding dish, sprinkle few
raisins, currants and citron sliced thin, with
very little butter. continue this alternate>
~ until the dish is full. Make one quart of
boiled custsrd and poor into the dish set
IN an oven and bake fifteen minutes. Eat
with rich sauce.
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DAVID q. CocKEILL. fJosEPE H. CocxEIlL
DAVID 81. COCKRlLL & son,
ARCHITECTS Il BUILDERS
CharlestoWn, Jefferson County,

i n ~ Il ~ a
OUR experience in the business which e adyer
" tiss to conduct. Ind our thsroug Ii acquan q
With il in allits branches enable to zssurs the
public that any work entrusted u. will lie
cuted in the most workmanlike manner, and with
the utmost dispatch. Having stood to their posts
struggle which it SO msniuly encountered, they
have located in their native county, where their
services offered in brildipg up the places,
and in carrying out practical reconstruction.
Particular attention given at all times to the
drawing of plans and specifications; and in the
construction OF
GEoMETRICAL STAIRWAYS,
where calculation is required, they confden
that they canrot be surpassed by any workmen in
the Valley of virginia.
CO Being we'll known in the community, they
deem it unnecessary tosay more than that orders
left tor them will receive prom pit attention.
Auril :. lS6S-tt.
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NJ EcH AN ICA L..
Carpenter and Builder.
JAMES w. BUTT

CONTINUES the vigorous prosecution of hi
I avocation as Carpenter and Builder, and will
tSEe order. for work nd execute the prompt.
" pu5 srtsfactoriiy. HE experiencr 10 sueh that
he can guarantee perfect orkmanship, and his
prices will compare favorabIy with the nost
reasonable Those dssiring to build shouId give
him = call.
April %, 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-10-22

CoooAHUr CUsTARD PIE.-Grate one co.
cohnut; add three eggs and one>half CUP of
sugar peat we'll add the milk of the nut
one cup OF sweet milk and piece of butter
the size of = walnut
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CONSQ M PTION
Curod.

ANoLD PHYSICIAN. retired from setir. pr.e-
IN tice, having had placed in his hands by
East IndIa Mis,ioDHry the formula OF Vegetable
Remedy for the speedy and permanent cure Of
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
CatHr b, and all Throat and Lung Aztec tom; also
a Positive and Radical Cure for Nervous Debility
aud all Nervous Complaint, after having
thousands OF cases, feels u his duty 10 make 10
known TO his suffering fellows. Adjusted by this
motive. and con soieotious desire 10 relieve he
man suffering. he will send FREE CHARGE
all who desire it, this receipt, With foil drectOss
for preparing and suceessf1IIy using. Rent by re-
turn mail BY addTsssipR with stsDr. nspins thi,
paper DR. p. MOUNTAIN,
OEdeusburgh. N Y.
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Teorge and Martha Washington.
" Lincoln, DOMglas, Gen. herman,

" Lincoln, Douglas, Gen. sherman,
Grant, II. E. Lee. Stonewaii Jackson
For fifteen cts VIC will send by mail postpaid,
oil portrait citEer of the above eminent
persons. A pair for 20 the set of eigh, for
S l CO. These are not inferior dRubs but really
fine portraits. pronounced by good judges to be
perfect Ekenesses. Liberal 10 duccnen gerts
Price list free. All tho popular chromos and
frames at the very bottom pricsF. splendid AS
sortmert of 1850 chromUs strctChcra
BAYRD & GOLDSTEIN,
October 1S7S-3m. Cleveland, Ohio.
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lizard PAN.-The only remedy for hard
L times nd return of prosperity is by reduc-
ing everything the standard OF HA I'D PAN;
this have done in IiEe, aud Judging from
our nge,ts reports wo nj least instance OF
the truthIunesE of tho above. SEQ what our
agertssay 81 have only oaavaesed this p. NJ.
and have cleared prcit of over s On.'; another
reports s 45 co sales ia dRys another ENya,
have sold SS2S 90 worth ia day, clearing a
profit of 5 IA 90 ard this is mere thsn any
erge'ir person can do. 0ur goods attrac-
tive and our prices go low thEt shee easily
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in need OF Chron"a, Frames. Lithocraphs. Mot
toes, Business Card, Reward and Motto Cards
Scrap Book Ornaments, Novelties. Sc, &c. will
money hy sending for reduC ed price Iists
Our assortment j. the Iergr,i ard hes: nd prices
the lo~-st RAYRD & GOT.DSTEiN. mAnufac
turers and j,bbers Of tr-n"s. Ch-omos, &c, ii!
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HOUSE FOR RENT.
DITCHING AND EXOAYATINE.

TIHE undersigned has recovered his siren rtI.
i and again offers his services as n compr-
tent work man in the above line Ditching and
E1cavating of |! kinds uuder tai ken at moderate
rates, and faithfully executed Orders left st
residence. on West Congress ST. will receive
prompt attention. WESLEY LOWRY.
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