THE FREEMAN.
S3SNSBURG, PA.,
Thvksuav, : : : : Dtc. 3, 1868.
Tf ILL. IT OK I0.C1
Those of our Bubcribera who owe ns for
one year's Bubscription, or more, as well as
tLoee who aro indebted for advertising and
j b work, will have an opportunity to eitber
bring or send tbe amounts due us next week.
Will erery person indebted wha withes to do
n ha would like to be done by, attend to
this matter promptly, now that the coming
Court wi'.l afford him a chance todo so?
The Freeman can't lhe without a little of
tie "filthy lucre" any more than any "other
man." If the mountain don't come to
Mahommet, Mahommet will have to go to
tbe mountain, you bet, and then every man
who owes one year or more will be socked
$2.60 per year, sure.
Another Richmond In the Field.
We learn from the Philadelphia papers
that J. Edgar Thompson, Esq., President of
the Pennsylvania Rail Road Company, has
supplanted Kerable in the affections of the
Quakerly Radical of that city, flow this
transformation was brought about " let
ethers tell " to us it seems a droll move on
the political chessboard. Tet has it the
appearance of a success.
Mr. Thompson was a Democrat before the
war, and is now a Conservative. Indeed,
the Radical press cf Pennsylvania, during
the late canvass, announced that J. Edgar
Thompson, a life-long Democrat, was about
to cast his suffrage for General Grant.
He is a civil engineer by profession a
viry dull, heavy man, mentally speaking
more distinguUhed for his capacity as an im
perturbable and wise-looking listener than
for any other quality. He is, however, well
supplied with the same argument with
which Kemble and Moorhead are endowed,
and might carry away the belt from a Radi
cal Legislature.
If an able man is not to be electa! by the
party in power, we have no objection to Mr.
Thompson, lie would do the Democracy
and the country as little harm as any one
they will be likely to elect.
TVUY SOU
We unite with the Johnstown Tribune in
commendation of the fact, that notwith
standing the desperate political conflict
through which we have just passed, note,
that a majority of the votes have decided in
favor of U- S. Grant, the friends of Horatio
Seymour peaceably acquiesce in the choice
of the people.
Cut we do not share in the apparent sur
prise of the Tribune that this should be so ?
Oa the contrary, we ask that paper when,
in the history of this Government, the Demo
cratic party, ever treated or attempted to
"treat the elections as if they never had
happened ?"
And we ask the Tribune further, why it is
that the Radicals do cot acquiesce in the re
sult of the elections when they are fairly
and fully ascertained?
We waive tho Cambria county election of
two years since when we were put to a heavy
expense by a Radical contest cn the Assem
bly question on a clear majority of over 800 ;
and come down to the fact that in almost
every election where the Democratic majori
ty has not been counted by thousands there
is a contested election, Especially in Con
gress is this the case, where the Radical ma
jority have afforded the example of treating
"elections as If they had not happened."
Why cannot the Radicals acquiesce in the
result of elections as well as Democrats ?
FOREIGNERS.
The rebellion being ended and foreigners
beinr no longer needed to do the fighting for
the Union League, the Radicals are busily
contriving how to prevent them from voting.
If these foreigners would only vote the
Radical ticket our opponents would permit
them to vote as willingly as they now do the
Degrees. But this the foreigners won't do.
Ti.errfort they are ignorant and besotted,
and should be naturalized just as Hide at
possible.
Our neighbor of the AUeghanian is in on
this whether original cr "copied" we 'are
not prepared to say. It suggests one year's
residence after naturalization before voting !
Something like making a young man of
twenty-one wait till he is twenty two before
voling.
Then, again, nothing tut United States
Courts should naturaKze ! This would re
quire a Welshman or Irishman to travel
hundreds of miles, and take his vouchers
with him, to find a Court; and then go be
fore a Court to which he and his vouchers
weTe strangers, instead of going before a
Court at home, without expense, to whom
he and his vouchers are known.
But the richest improvement of all offered
by the profound AUeghanian is, that the
candidate for citizenship shall advertise
himself and and his vouchers in a newspaper,
l.Le a petitioner in bankruptcy ! What pa
per would have room to publish all 7 And
what foreigner would be able to pay all this
tax that the Radicals would put on himv
In short, Radicalism seems determined to
make onr dear country as dear as possible
to those who desire to become citizens al
ways excepting the negroes.
Absassisation. II. R. Pollard, editor of
Richmond Soutliern Opinion, was shot dead
tn the 24th inst., by a 3-oung man named
Jaujee Grant, who concealed himself in a
building opposite and t-hot Pollard when he
was about entering his own office. The
publishing of an article in regard to the al
tfcdgcd elopement of young Grant's sister led
to- the assassination, although it is claimed
that Pollard was not the author of the arti
c!J. Young Grant haa been released on bail.
HacShane Up Salt River.
Head Waters or Salt, )
November 26, 1868.
Dear Freeman Here I am "right bide
up" and "in good order," as the bills of
lading say. This is not such a bad "keden
try," after all, especially when the crew are
"Jolly companions, every one."
After the little brush we had about the
ides of October I concladed to be prepared
to start on the shortest notice, aDd the first
Tuesday of November left me no choice but
to embark.
The steamer Wellington was lying at the
wharf 1 at once .EVtf-ered my name the
Boyle-t began to puff, and we soou foud
ourselves gallantly steaming up the stream.
Our wounded were disposed of satisfactorily,
as we had fresh Lint-on, and our brave pilot,
a Jolinotown Democrat, said we Wuuld-rvff
it through.
The water soon become brack fob, and we
longed for the Pure Monongahela. but had
no invoice from that classic stream. We
congratulated ourselves, however, that we
would be "ahead of all our cotemporaries"
at the head of navigation, but even in this
we were disappointed, as the sequel will
show.
We anchored, after n pleasant passage, at
the head of navigation debarkod from our
craft, and commenced looking around for
lodgingB. To our surprise we found the late
Radical County Ticket had reached the
ground some weeks before us. and were en
camped out in the cold. When we inquired
if they had no shelter, the response was that
their Cambria county canvass was a hard
one, and they were clad to get from under it.
Representative Morley preserved his pro
verbial good nature, and was about organ
izing a company to opeu a mine for rock salt,
in order to send a back load to Cambria,
fie said he wished to send his constituents
some salt in return for the manner in which
they had petered him. It struck lis there
was some attic salt in his remark. He en
tertains the idea of stalling a night school
up here.
Prothocotary Christy is as lively as a
cricket. Whosoever savs '"there is no spec
ulation in thote eyes" don't know Johiah.
Ue talked about a Iloruerian Railroad, rf
which he was ex-President, and seemed dis
satisfied with the water communication I y
which he had reached his destination. He
has a prcject on foot to light the whole set
tlement with gas! He has (so he states-)
formed a company known as the "Universal
North American Non-Explosive Self-Generating
Gas!" It is said that in cne hour, in
a butter firkin, enough gas can be manufac
tured to last the city of New York three
weeks. I do not know what this gas projoct
will come to, but he seems full of it! We
inte nd to make Josiali our sutler, as there
are no Democrats that have any experience
in Viat office.
While talking with our friends I-saw a
hard-looking cuss standing apart, with a
large Congressional Report in his hands. I
did rot at first recognize him, but when he
blew his nose on his fingers and wiped it on
the palm of his hand I knew it was Covode.
He says Geary will pardon him down in a
few days on account of his health that so
much salt was bad for the scurcy. I said
nothing, but thought to myself, "he is a
scurvey follow, at any rate."
Just as I close a Alonilor is steaming up
towards us. and I am informed that Gover
nor Griswold is on board with a large party
of his fripnds from the Empire Slate.
Good bye, dear Fbeeman ! You shall hear
from me "early and often," as the Radicals
vote. Send the Freeman regularly, as every
thing is salt here, and we cannot get even
fresh news. I am even told the river never
rises, as it is too salt to have a fresh et.
UacShane.
Editorial Xollngs.
On Trial. The Cole Hiscock'murder ease
is still on trial at Albany, N. Y.
Thk snow is here. Is it is going to lay t
AUeghanian.
Not eggs-&ctly.
Large Hotel A hotel has been projected
in Chicago large enough to accommodate all
the population of that city.
Dead. Gen Waddy Thompson, formerly
a member of Congress from South Carolina,
died at Tallah assee on the 23d, ultimo.
Future Emperor. Eugenie, the French
Empress is said to be in that sitnation in
which "ladies who love their lords" delight
to be.
New York. The Tammany Convention
has nominated A. Oakley Hall for Mayor
and Richard O'Gorman for Solicitor of New
York city.
Query f Brigham Young, the Mormon
Chief has a large amount of funds in the
Bank of England. At his death how will
the question of Dower bo settled among his
wives ?
Murder. On Sunday morning, Nov. 15th.
the body of Amanda Brodhead. still in life
was found near Ponnkookkill. Ulster county,
N. Y. She lived till the next Tuesday morn
ing. She had been seduced to the spot and
brutally murdered.
The Philadelphia Homicide. The Coro
ner's inquest on the body of Mrs. Hill, who
was murdered in Philadelphia last week,
has found that the murder was perpesrated
by George Twitchell and his wife, the son-in-law
and daughter of deceased.
Progress of Democracy. In Oct.. 18C6,
when the heaviest vote previous to tbe last
election was polled in Cambria county, the
Democratic vote was
In October, 1868, it was
Increase in two years.
Radical vote in 1806,
In October. 1668.
Increase in two years.
3.295
3.687
2 643
2.849
292
206
News. Francis P. Tierney, Esq , of Ebens
burg, tbe District Attorney of Cambria court
tv. has brought prosecution against Mr. Patrick
Murray, of Carroll township lor slander. Al
lebaDian. This is certainly news to us. Wo were
never aware that a prosecution could be
brought for slander. Yet this is whit the
AUeghanian calls "work for the Quarter
Sessions !"
Thk Editor of the Democrat,' Davenport,
Iowa, endorses Hoofl.md's German Bitters, in
the columns of his paper, as follows :
HOOFLAND'S BITTERS.
In another column will be found the adver
tisement of this sterling remedy. To it, the
write? of this notice owes his health. Havin
once been conpletely prostrated by disease con
tracied in campaign in Louisiana and Missis
sippi, we were unable to regain our health by
following regular remedies, but were cured by
a few bottles of this medicine.
It is the greatest known Tonic, and is en
tirely free from Alcoholic admixture.
HOOFLND'S GERMAN" TONIC is a
combination of all the ingredients of the Bit
ters, with pure Santa Ci uz Hum, orange, anise,
tie., making a preparation of rare medical val
ue. Tbe Tonic is used for the same diseases
as the Bitters ; in eases where come Alcoholic
Stimulus is necessary. Principal .Office, 631
Arch St.. Philad'a, Pa. Sola by PruggUt.
aa4 ther, verrwhore. fov'-V9.-lm.
Xeivs of tbe Week.
. ,Oul of the twelve couple divorced nt
the recent terra of the Supreme Court of
Connecticut, eight have been married since
18 CO.
..Negro boys in their teens voted at
Little Kock. . Gray beaded white men,
tbe pioneers of tbe State, were denied the
right
. .A few nights ago a party of villians
entered the Catholic Cbuich at Rockland,
Maine, tore down the images and decora
tions and threw them out of the window.
..Margaretta Hearn, aged twenty.four,
dropped dead in a fair, at Newark, New
Jersey, on Tuesday evening. She bad
been one of the liveliest saleswomen dur
ing the evening.
..An execution for murder recently
took j lace under lhe Oneida IndianB of
Wisconsin, capital punishment remaining
among them by special statute, though
abolished in the State generally.
. .Nothing connected with the late elec
tion for President is more remarkable than
the large majorities for Seymour in tbe
Democratic States. Where they did go
against the radicals, they went with a
will.
. . Miss Eleanor Caruthers, of Lawrence,
Mass., a young woman of twenty years
old, fell dead from exe'tement while g 'ir g
for a policeman to hi rest her drunken
father, who was threatening to take her
mother's life.
fSr . . A negro about twenty years of age
committed a horrible outrage on the per
son of a lady living on the bordt r of Green
and Tuscaloosa counties, Ala., 011 the 3d,
while her husband was absent at the polls.
The fiend escaped.
. . A daughter of Mr. Miles Kice, of
Havens wood, Vet Virginia, was burned
to death in bis dwelling, which was con
sumed by fire a few nights ago. Tbe
child was locked up in a room and could
not make its escapo.
"L.Eiisha li. Foro, the husband of tie
woman who was supposed to have been
murdered by burglars, in Delaware coun
ty, N. Y., on Tu slay week, has by the
unanimous verdict of the Coroners jury
been held to answer on tha charge of mur-
dering his wife.
. .A party of negroes, black and white,
old women of lo'.h scxee, have been push
ing woman suffrage and negro suffrage in
a contention at li ston. The negro,
Fred. Douglass, was leccived on the plat
form with great eclat by the the so-called
white sisters.
..Now that the election is over the
Tribune has ascertained that the revenue
law is oppressive and injurious to the peo
ple, and that the officers in the internal
revenue service are using their positions to
make money outride of their salaries in
other words, by extorting from the people,
and in robbing the Treasury.
. . A buried oity, it is reported, has been
discovered beneath extensive lava fields,
in the vicinity of the village of Tayahual
co, Mexico. Well preserved buildings
and dried remains of human beings, it is
stated, have been uncovered. A commis
sion of scientific men has been sent from
the city of Mexico to conduct the explora
tions. . .It is reported from Washington that
Minister McMahon, Mr. Washburn's suc
cessor in Paraguay, has been instructed
to call Mr. Lopez to account for his bar
barous treatment of American citizens,
and that our South Atlantic squadron will
add emphasis to the Minister's demands.
We trust there is good foundation for Ibis
rpport.
..The most sensible election bet yet
recorded was that between a gentleman
and lady in New Albany, Indiana. In
case of Grant's election be agreed :o mar
ry her, and in case of Seymour's success
Bhe was to marry him. At last accounts
the parties were very well satisfied with
the manner in which the wager had been
decided.
. .It is stated that Mrs. Grant has de
clared that she will never occupy the
White House. She says she is unwilling
to exchange ber own comfortable home
for tbe uncomfortable and poorlj arrang
ed apartments of the Executive Mansion,
although she would be willing to appear
there on state occasions and do the honors
of tbe establishment.
..Twelve railroad laborers working
near Davenport, Iowa, were attacked and
routed last Saturday by an infuriated male
deer, which jumped over a high picket
fence. The men rallied twice, and at
tempted to subjugate the brute with clubs,
but he set them to flight, inflicting serious
bruises, and tearing the clothes nearly oil"
several of the men.
. .The Government of Russia, not con
tent to assimilate or to destroy the Polish
nationality by forbidding the use of the
Polish language to Catholics as well as
Jews in that unhappy country, has also
published an ukase of the Emperor enforc
ing the use of the Russian language in the
family, the school, and even the churches
of the German and Lutheran populations
of the provinces of Com land, Esthonia
find Livonia.
..The town of Greenbrier, West Vir
ginia, which has a population of 1,200,
only polled at the recent election eight
votes. All the rest are disfranchized, and
under the Constitution forced upon that
State by bayonets, they never can become
voters. There are twenty-five thousand
in tho State in the same situation. They
are required to pay taxes, State and na
tional, but are not allowed to vote. This
is Radicalism.
. . A natural cariosity arrived in Salem,
Mass., recently, in the brig Rescue, from
Africa. It is an African dwarf thirty
nine inches in height, and weighing only
fifty-five pounds. He was born in Libpria
in 1844, and belongs to the Kroo nation.
He has no arms, has been educated at the
mission school at Sierra Leone under the
instruction of Rev. Mr. Hoffuian, speaks
English fluently, can write well with his
toes, holding the paper with one foot and
the pen with the other. He was placed
in the school at the age or eighteen. He
converses freely, and shows far more than
tbe average intelligence of his race. He
can thread a needle and sew, make bas
kets, fill his pipe with tobacco, of which
he is quite fond, and do many other things
with hi toe.
As Extinct Rack -One of the most
remarkable races that ever inhabited the
earth is now extinct. They were known
as the Gaunches, and were the aborigines
of tbe Canary Islands. In tbe sixteenth
century, pestilence, slavery, and the cru
elty of the Spaniards succeedeJ in totally
exterminating them. T hey are described
as having been gigantic in stature, but of
a singularlyj mild and gentle nature.
Their food consisted of barley, wheat, and
goat's milk, and their agriculture of the
rudest kind. They had a religion which
taught them of a future state c,f rewards
and punishment after death, and of good
and evil spirits. They regarded the vol
cano of Tenet iffe as punishment for the
bad. Tbe bodies of their dead were cares
fully embalmed and deposited in cata
combs, which still continue to be an object
of curiosity to those who visit the inlands.
Their marriages were very solemn, and
before engaging in them, the brides were
fattened on milk.
. .It is to be hoped that when General
Grant commences cabinet making he will
ship off the F reemen's Hureau to the old
lumber room. N. O. Times.
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Also, Siuger's Needles, Oil, Silk and Cotton
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Rkv. EDW .KD A.WILSON,
ICS South Second St., Williamsburg, Kings
County New York. Nov.12. C8 -ly.
The Great Household Remedy.
In the whole history of medicine there is no
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HERB BITTERS. It is a mild, generous
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JTCENSE NOTICE. The following
persons have filed petititions tor Eating
House Licenses, which will be presented to the
Judges of our Court of Common Pleas, on
Monday, the 14th day of December next : A.
H. Fallert West Ward. EbetiBburg Borough ;
August Schedell, Chest Springs Borough.
GEO. C. K. ZAHM, Clerk.
FbenBburg, Nov. 6, I86. 3t.
BURNS ANY KIND OF COAL,
And is the Best and Cleanest from Bust, and the
MOST ECONOMICAL STOVE IN THE WORLD!
AN EXPERIENCE OF MANY YEARS IX TTIE STOVE TRADE,
And a knowledge of the kind of Stoves needed in this region,
EMEUS ME Til KIEF HE BUT THE BEST STOWS HAIOFAETDBED.
FALL TRADE.
I am now prepared to offer
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TO CASH PURCIIASKRS OF
Til. SHEET-IRON & COPPER ME.
EITHER AT
WHOLESALE OU RETAIL.
My stock consists in part of every variety of
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COPPER AND BRASS WARES,
BSAMF.U.KD AND PI.AIK
SAUCE-PAWS, E0ILEBS. fcc,
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HEATING ani COOKING STOVES,
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Odd Stove Plates and Grates, &c, fjr re
pairs, on hand for the Stoves I sell ; others
will be ordered when wanted. Particular
attention gi?en to
Spouting, Valleys and Conductors,
all of which will be made out of best mate
rials and put up by competent workmen.
Lamp Burners, Wick and Chimneys
WHOLESALE OH KETAIL.
I would call particular attention to the Light
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Paragon Burner, for Crude Oil.
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Special attention given to
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at lowest possible rates.
Wholesale Merchants' Lists
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by mail or in person.
Hoping to see all my oM customers and
many new ones this Spring, I return my
most sincere thanks for the very liberal pa
tronage I have already received, nd will
endoavor to pleas-all who may call, wheth
er they buy or not.
FRANCIS W. HAY.
, Johnstown, March 7. 1867.
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Hanover, Belgium, Switzerland,
Holland, Norway and France.
And Tickets to and from any Port in
England, Ireland, Scotland,
Germany, France, California,
New South Wales or Australia.
KERR & CO.
Altoona, TV, Jan. 31, 16G7.
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AS AN APERIENT,
Tbeie is no meviicine so much in favor with
thoee who are acquainted with their action as
Roback's Blood iV.ls ; they are ante, pleasant
and mild in their operation, and are purely veg
etable ; can be taken by children as well ag by
adults ; try them.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.
Asa'remedy to sooth all rervous excite
ment, and in its truest sense a nervine, there
If, perhaps, no medicine extant which i received
with so much favor as ttoback'a Stomach Bit
ters A wine glass full on going to hl is all
tliat is required to pro Juce sound aiid healthful
sleep.
ERYSIPELAS,
Or, St. Anthony's Fire, can be most effectually
eradicated by tlie xise of Roback's Blood Puri
fier in conjunction with Roback's Blood Pilla.
OPTHALMIA,
Or, Inflammation of the Eyes, not unfrequent
ly arise from a disordered ftate of the stomach;
a few doses of Roback's Blood Pills will, in
most cases, effect a cure by removing the cause.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE.
There are no remedies, now belore the public,
so well calculated to purify the blood and re
construct (o to ppeik) the whole ytem as
Roback's Blood Purifier, Blood Pills and Stom
ach Biliers.
BAD TASTE
In the mouth in the mornir.g is one of the symp
tom of a bilious condition or disordered state
of the liver, and should not, for a sirple day,
he nrglected. as it is but the premonitory symp
tom of a train of evils and the very toeds of
disease. Procure at o,ice Roback's Blood Pil a,
administer them according to the directions ac
compnyinf? each box, and the difficulty and
danger of disease will at once be removed.
NOT A BEVEEAGE.
Unlike most of the bitters of the present day.
Dr. Roback's are not intended as a pleasant
stimulating whisky beverage, but are perfectly
medicinal, contaiuing only sufficient pure bour
bon whisky to hold in solution the medicinal
extractive matter from which they are composed.
WHO SELLS THEM:
The Agents for the sale of Roback's Blood
Pilla, Stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier are
Mesara. LEMMON & MURRAY, Sole Agents,
Ebensburg, Pa.
JOHN GAT. ..... VH. WELSH.
GA Y & WELSH,
Successors to Gay & Painter,
WHOLESALE
Grocers and Commission Merchants
AND DEALERS IN '
FLOUR, PRODUCE. FISH, SALT, CAR
BON OILS, &C, Ac,
S62 LiBEBTT Street. - PITTSBURGH.
ST)C A DAY. A.gents wanted. Address,
P A'JHh stamp.BcaT & Co., Biddeford.Me.
GENTS WANTED, male and female, for
our superior assortment of Stationery Gift
Packages. Can be sold in every household. No
better investment. Circular free. Address ETaa
sts & Lubbicht, Empire Map, Chart & Station
ery Establish Bent, 107 Liberty St., New Tort.
T i- fc.
wk: ! w$i 2
M1I1E PRACTICAL FARMER;
X NOW IS ITS SIXTH THAR J -
PUELISHED IN PHILADELPHIA,
Monthly , at $l.5( per annum, m advance, by
I'ASCHALL ilOBKIS, 18 North 13 Street,
Philadelphia. 2J copies for $20. 1 chieflv
made up of original matter, in relation to every
Department of Agriculture, Horticulture and
Rural Economy. Large iuJuceouents and lit
eral premium? offered to agents and canvassers.
Sample copies furnished on application.
SOUTHERN HOME JOURNAL
FOll 1869.
TERMS : S3 per annum. Pour copies for
$10 ; Eight copies for 520 ; and an extra
copy to the getter up of the club.
A $4' Silver Watch for 2.1 Subscribers.
A th't Sewing Machine for 25 Subscribers.
A $M Gold Watch for 40 Subscribers.
A $1U0 Gold Watch for 75 Subscribers.
If you do not get enough to secure one of th
premiums we will allow you 60 eta. on each
3-eailj subscriber at $3. Sample co-iies free.
Early in the coming volume e f-lrdl com
mence A SPLENDID NEW STORY, by At
exandfr Dumas, which will bepriuttd from a I
vance sheets furnish! only to this paper.
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MnnanQ kural new-yorker
lYlUUriL O the Great National Rural and
Family Weekly commences its Twimoth
Year Jan. 2, on a Mammoth Sheet, comprising
Six'een Large Double Quarto Pajres ot Five
Columns each, and also Gbkatlt Improved.
This will make the Paper about Double its For
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for 18C9. will excel in all the e-sentials of a Pro
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superior in Value, Purity and Variety of Coa
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en for til; Ten for $25, &c. Now istuetime
TosuBscaiBK and roRM Ct-CBs! Liberal induce
ments to Club Ajrents. Specimens, Show Bills,
Ac., sent free.
D. D. T. MOORE, 41 Park Row, Y. York.
1 PEW
HAT RACK. County Right. SenJ
for circular to E- S. Blakk. FittiburU.
IMPROVED "with IIowEii.'s New Patent
Dol'blk GtAit. The onl v Wringer which cau
use the 'Stop." or fistening above the Co;;,
which U absolutely i.ecesury to prevent the
Copra from plnyiritr nut of pe.ir, -ind the Rubber
Rollers from being strained ai:d broken in wrirg
ing Jarire articles. Sold by dealers generally.
A supr.iy always kept on hnnd for shipment nt
Cleveland. Chicago and St. Louis. R.C.Bkowm
lkft, General Agent, '32 Cortlandt St., T.
RED JACKET AXE!
:COLiail.'S PiTCXT!
FaenletlJulyQ,'G7. Re-issuol Any. IS, 't;S,
Extracts from Letters and Reports of the
working qualities of the Axe :
I. Your Axe is bound to be The Axp.
II. It will cut 25 per cent. bet;er.
III. My brother lort one arm in the war, but
with vour Axe he can cut as iveil ;.s any one
eie can
IV. If I could not get another, twenty -e
($25) dollars would not l uy i'-
V. It will cut hoop poloi better than any
other Axe.
VI. 1 would not be without it fr aiiytLiiig.
For sale bv all resootisi'u'e dealers, nnd the
makers, LIPPINCOTf & BAKLWELL.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Manufacturers of the Reo Jacket Axis, Saws,
Saovels & Scocrs, and ull approved S!npc an 1
Styles of Axes. Soleowiiers of Colburn's Fat'ts.
KUN KEN NESS
and all love or desire for intoxicating
inuors. safelv and positivelv cured bv
Da. Cuii's'"SALVA 1 ION POW
DERS." Thev cau be administered.
if necessiry, without the knowledge of the per
son, in Ale, Wine, Tea, or any other beverage.
Sent bv m til on receipt of price. Osr Dollar.
Address DK. JAMES L. CLARK. 4irf Hud.cn
Street, N. Y. Cat this out for reference.
xc DOLLin: oi: hollar:
Mesekvc & Co., 35 Sudbury St., Boston,
are sole proprietors and manufacturers of the
newly invented Peerless Dcu!'e Pen Fountain.
Agents wanted c crywhere. Vith each fountain
sold, whether single for specimen or clubs, they
send a i-lip, without charge, describing Fome ar
ticle they will sell for Olc Dollar. They sup
ply families with thousands of useful, orua ment
al and necessary articles of unequalled quality,
defying competition in this trade. ComToi-sions)
$1 to jj'iO, according to size of clubs. Many
agents make $2J pcrdav. Circulars sent free.
LOOK FLOCK!
The magnitude of our business Lai enabled ua
to make the
Inducements to Agents
FOR OCR
ONE DOLLAR SALE,
JST--cia'lT in tbe line of Cotton- Goons. "
LARGER THAN EVER!!
Send lor circulars, with NEW PREMIUM
RATES, before sending vour clubs etsewhere.
Address S. C. THOMPSON i CO.,
13ti Federal Street, tioston.
I AniPQ? LADIE?i! LADIES! Tub
LHUILO i Patsxt Empress Garter and the
Eugenia, two ot the most useful articles ever
invented for ladies use. Circulars sent gratis
Samples mailed for $.2.5:). A cents wanted ev"
erywhere. Address Empress Gabtkr Co.. 14a
Fulton Street, New York. P. O. Box 243a
JGENTS WANTED to take Orders
Recollections and Private Memoirs
OP VASaiGTO.M
Br his Adopted Sox, Giokck Washington
Parke Ccstis ; with Illustrated and Explana
tory Notes by Bexson J. Losiiss.
A book for all sections and all parties, con
taining the minute details of Washington's
Trivate Life, as well as hia public career,
(which general history does not reveal.) This
book 13 written by a member of Washington's
own family one who lived with him from in
fancy, and must ptove peculiarly acceptable to
the American Public.
The great demand for this work, ita ready
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best book for Agents ever published.
The most liberal terms to agor.ta.and excro
bivc sale in tho territorv assigned.
Send for discripUr circular and term to
Agents, Addrese.
WILLIAM FLINT.
No. 26 South 7th Street. Phi)delpha, Pa-
For doing a fauii'r washing in the best and
cheapest wanner. Guaranteed equal to any in
the world ! lias all the strength of old roelr
soap with the mild and lathering qualities ot
genuine Castile. Trv this splendid Soap. Sold
bv the ALDEN CUEMICAX, WORKS, 4d N.
Front Streets Philadelphia. aepA-ly.
POCKET KNIVES, Table Kmvks
and Forks, Spoons, &c.,cn be bought
clrenp for cash cl QEQ. HVTLEY,
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