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CHOI UK,
H74.
fctl'r. KV rnp r.
On Friday, n wnuk O iv. Hartranft
appe:uod before tho Senate, an J the
i. klli t support tho new Constit uUg.
was administered to liiin by
Speaker. The OovMiu.r ismr-.; his
proclamation on tilt) 7tli iimt a re
...lircd by law in regard to ,ho iidoi,
t ii Hi of lite tie ('i.tiHtitu'Jon,
At Lvjt tVi-o is nn end of the
aalaiy till lie :,)w, on Turn,,!.,
concurred -l0 senate ut,titute
!'yo- ' majority 2'.!
J"-"- 1 ...Ay of alt onir. ru of tbe
Oovernm.-r Except that of the IW
i.l. nt iii. i j,,,! of the Supreme
l-iiurt, i', thus ma l what it Uh bo
lure 0- a increase of last session.
Governor's LImage.
Tbo message of thi Governor wa
that the State rniwt adopt Rome mod
to compel the attendance of those
children whose- parent are nn will -
l'PH , I In llw. I . .I..,.. - r
I r J i in or unable to d.11ow thrir o(T,,rinff
urn 'iu inst. mikI waninv from i.iu . " .. .. .
of onr ex' Iinngos, the following ex-
Xv.c Oovcrnor commenced bin men-
(n by reference to the recent panic,
mm :iy no will cO'i:rikte
to BTfiil tliemnelrri of the bunufitu
our sehool nystKm ftlTordR."
1 he Governor doubts the propriety
of bmkn of dinoonnt, poyinsf intercut
on iliiponts, an. I think ii tlnn wm one
which the IiPKiMlatwre , . 1Hfi7 1
The .Secretary of the Treamiry
dtaU-il to neveral inemberi of the Fi-
u.iivu viiiuiuiiKi iimt iiiti revenue
u tno wovenuueet are improving,
mid lliat in a few weelcH it wan the
opinion of reveuim oPloera the. re
ceipt would meet the current ex
peiir4Nif the ( lovenimeiit Ho in
not prepared at uvnfiit to stalo what
aiiiuiilit of dufieieiiey he will have,
but dues not think it will be lur(,'o.
The bill iiikro'lnce.l in Conjrresx by
Hie Hon. Irfiunel Tim Id. in relution
to bolder ehiiniH, provide that the
.-verei'irv of t m Tr.,nJ,i. i...
tneitriuro in
nmy attempt to alleviate the trouble
of the working men. Hp repel (s
the public Slate debt to bo !2r.7SI8..
ti'H in .... t. a..i ..i v i. .... !"":
.... k,, ,r.i in .ml. lll.)lir. mill 1 ; l,4.,l,i-
U,e receiot. for 1M73 ..r h -.r.o . ud ,n "a '""?.
1 w VT'Wf-
mm.
"In referring to future receipt
and expenditiuea, the Uotcraor
nay :
"In 1H74 tho receipt from all
aourcea will be 1,5(H).000 lene than
the receipt of J87.I. while the expen
diturea nill not be diuiiniHhed. Thia
Iohh of reventio in largely due tthe
rejM-al of taxea liearing heavily upon
the indimtrial intereata of the Com
monwealth, and partly to the proa
tnijion of buNi'iieHR. Tho receipt of
1S7.1? may bo aboul tho name na thoae
of 1871, but tho exticnditures will be
prcnter, owiriff to the additional out
lay necimaary for achoola, Iinlatitie
and Judicial y, under tho now (Vmati
tut ion, which will then bo iu full
forced NotwitliHtanding this enor
mous diK ieiiHe in tho receipts, and
increiio in expenditures, it is hojied
in d believel, that by tho uumt rigid
economy in every brunch of the gov
ernment and moderato annrooria
tioiis, tho revenues in the future will
last fall and of 1857.
)fe is much pleased with tho do
int'M of the Finh Commissioners, and
says i "the Commissioner succeed-
at Nowimrt, l'crrr
cmnty, where the water ia peculiarly
fitted for the purpose, about 2,700,.
OiMi sluiiL which were turned into the
Juniata rirer at that oint Two
thousand six hundrod black bass
wore also diMtrilmted in the Susque
hanna. Lehigh and Jnniata rivers
during the month of .Inly and Au
gust last, and through tho kindness
of Trof. Spencer F. I laird, United
State FihIi Oimmissioner, 27,000
California salmon have Wen planted
iu the Susquehanna nndits tributur
ion. Tho has arc not migratory fish
and aro very prolific Two or three
hundred were placed in (he Susque
hanna, near Harrisbiirg, in 1870, and
the rapidity with whieh they multi
ply is manifest in the great numbers
of this beautiful and choice fish that
now aro found in the river iu tliat
vicinity."
In siienliing of tho forests of the
State tho Governor svs :
"Notice U hereby given thnt Daniel
AX S. Bw, AXpm of Jtrob R Shirt. h
fk'4 hf flrct an1 intl arniint In th FritHiino
Urjr't nmrft anH fhil till, mmmm will k pvrtitHI tn
oflr diI trm nf (Jonrl of llommnii M.it frfi.ni.
flnrmlliHl, of nklch llprot li.lrr,M will Ul
aullro, J.tlinl'KK.
Jin.lt, 74 ffothoaolirr.
AGENTS WAliTED AT
$50 A WEEK.
Pof Tht. TAtrrary iftnifnqer,on 1L
LUSTRATJil) Weekly, of Qonoral
Literature, with a
tn Premium.
Sample Copv anil Agents' circular Sent
uu receipt of stamp. Address,
TU B MTKUA H Y MBfEXOER."
Milwaukee, Wis.
iJlV IW winled Mtrj.
here. I'niiieuUrt frtt. A. II. Dlaih
a Uo.. St. Voul Mo.
rr.it.'.! ?UU shall pay the amount '7 "t'l," , 1110 '"lB
..ftl.c claim,, to i he ' Governor f L r 1, T ,;' W V?
iVnuHvlvania for the use of the iver- J T t,, .'" ''"'"" of tlio
s.ms named in tho r, ,kort of the com-' fStat' ? mi,n""1 !,T 1
minion appointed by tho Stute. The1 "' 1 those who
x.hl amount of IhL ehki,,,. e "'. 'Iccroases there
niiiMini ku n L-urri'hiioiiiiin renei ai I
j'ulicnted by the commissiou in
forded to thoso interest that bear
the burden of taxation i but at this
juncture I would regard any further
i,HV reduction of the revenues as unwise.
"I especially invito your attention
to an evil of considerable magnitude,
which every year grows more ajfra
vatcd, and in certain regions, nl
times, is tho occasion of serious ap
prehension and loss. I refer to the
wholesale destruction of our forests,
tho stripping of our mountains and
hills of their trees, resulting in nn
enovmous dimilinatiou of water for
mechanical and fertilizing purposes,
and in trrcat chamrca in thn normal
T.tr. fsnneiRv Ki.kctios Tlio ' , . If wouin rcgora any n.rther . .
ndopti.:n of the new Comditutiyn re KhI , ti,,g t.iol health and
.jii.ivB mecirynnii townsliipe lections! r,,uii.l tl,., ..... ., i i at seasons 1)1 iliging llliout .lovaslft-
. bo held on Me Thim ylw f f " ' ,l Hng Hoods. These consc.pienees, as
iAr.v-.tlw 17th. J I Kill!!! ct 1. KMKT -''l''" " iii.lWi...inat.
Tlw. officr b. bo elect. 1 ,:t the ",Z 1 an I T i ? l ' ."V '""i d-.m-mHtnible, and a wise
cityeliM tionarecueilnien.eonstableH 1L ' ! t .t,',',t' "r!'- " Illation will ft.wa.it., tho future
directors, judges' , " and esUblish such regulations us will
Tho Governor also calls attention I n'M,'n" onr "('!",;,;"""' S 'lis a
to the "Centennial- and wants the , IHcninco this practice will cer
l-eol. o in thn State to nu.t.. r ' "K""'
t'XC'ltlOllHlo 1IIUK0 it a fillCCt'RB.
; Inf. tiUiTiiiMiu niltmiiiuf oti..ii 41...
i the county elect ronviction grows stronger in my
-town burgess. that K(K(1 povert,,,,.., depends
l not so much on written laws ns unmi
t... i . i.i , . .. - J the disposition of tho people to coni-
SpeHkcr blmne says he is satisfied ,,y with tim ,lemans of the laws,
that tho temper of tho peoole is allll tiie .leterminatio.i of thoso dele
ftCainst increased taxation, and that',.i 41......
mandates aro enforced. Ke
lt will 1o eotirnftnil .n.ii.r.l 1...
lovniies is In encoiiomize in every Li,.-,,,...! ., i;..i. t ....
iwtiiujiit, nor by surrounding officer
and trusts with additional restraints.
nldermcn, school
and incpeetors of elections, and ns
bC.IHOl'S.
At ths township election, all town
ship oll'icers assessors couhUIiIck.
supiTviMors. jnstices of the pence,
whool directors mid election officers.
I he boroughs iu the
all their othcers
council Ac
"t"'"". in' irnwu iiimiiioii, nil. I I Hill ' irntcd t
the only way of paying the exjienses tiirj,.
of the (iovcnnni nt with tho present ! formt a
dcinirtiiient. and cut .ifl'all unncc. s
sniy exjs iws. lie says tho prestnt
revenue are amply sufficient, and
that there is no possibility that the
tax mi ten or coltco or on income,
w ill bo resorted to. He is sure that
the House will not consent to in
creased taxation, nnd that tho Ap
propriation (.ominitteo will watch
Upon tho present Legislature do
volves a duty involving great care
aud labor, and which if discharged,
ns I believe it will be, with a proper
regard for tho public interest, will
rebound to its credit nnd honor. To
, , ,11 .. v'lim iu Jkn i-it-illl mm Uflll.ll. X o
closely and a,t down tho estniiates yon i(1 ro,)miitted the ii.us.rtant trust
to the lowest hguies. of m()Mi,,g existing regulations into
7 ,, - , conformity with tho chiingo about to
U,u lkoiir. II. IJkatii, Surveyor be iimugurattd in tho fiuulumental
Cieiieml, wo art) informed, will bo a l,lw of tho State. Hring to tho i.er
candidal for the office of ".-ecreUry ! fon.mncc of this high and responsi
.f Intemul AfTuus an provided for bio duty till the wisdom you possess.
in flin now f.,tut lufi.... 'II... . i . ' ..... . r . 1 . . '
- .-..-v.. .,,.,,. Jllt. ti i- invest vourseii oi ail seitmii cmiimhIim-
miiiistration of Col. Heath ns Survev
or (S. iieral in spoken of in tho high
est terms. His ir ei.roachublo
atiuns, devote tiino and thought to
tho work, and with tho Now Consti
tution as your constant guide, build
Pitts amo, Jan. If! A frightful
accieent occurred on Castle Shannon
Railroad to-day, where it cioni.es
Sawmill run in South IMttsburg, on
a trestle work 105 fett high. A coal
train was passing over the trestle
work, and at the highest point the
kosnd tho entire train,
tion of the locomotive
wero rireemituled into
give it strength and character, and Governor say: J the river Mow.
e think that he is justly entitled to Trominent among tho d. f..ctH is It is supposed that the accident
ii.- iioiiiiiiauoii ior ;-ccrciary oi in-' the lack of proper training and other wn8 causea iy tlio breaking ot a
vato clmracter. and his integrity and, up a good and symmetrical svstoni of
eminent qualification for an cmYieiit . laws, and let us so far ns it lies in our
tliHchaige of the most responsible .hi 'ability, start the Shift, f.vw.iv.l nn..
tics of a State officer aro a sufficient her future career, clothed with ample work, and lit tl
gu iniittee. to the pmple of lVnii-' powers to extend her enterprise, aud coupling broke
sylvaiiia that tluy luivo made a wise! fulfill her great destiny." I with the exeeji
choice.- His'immo on tho ticket will; In regard to tho school laws the Rll(l two ',
Hegarding tho exemption Liw the
Governor say :
'"The act of 1810 exempting a ccr
tain amount of tho property of a
debtor from levy and sale, on execu
tion or distrcH for rent, was intend
ed for the wise and Immune purpose
of protecting his family from sudden
and absolute want. This benevolent
design is, howcv.tr, often defeated,
and the law practically nullified, by
the harrassed debtor waiving the
benefits of tho act to meet the cxac
tions of bis creditor. Do not sound
public policy and humanity demand
a supplement to' this law that will
forbid a debtor having a family waiv
ing tho benefit of tho exemption, so
that a household may not bo shorn,
in an instuut, of all tho ueeer.saries
of life by reason of the weakness,
recklessness or misfortune of its head
or to satisfy the greod of a grasping
creditor J"
Appended to"tho message i a par
don report, which gives tho reasons
for tho pardons granted and proves
tho ntuubor of case in which execu
tive clemency was shown to bo 4 .
"A rmn)lt1tl'iiioriiillfitorifofl!if Timrr."
"7'Ae hft, chrnirt, nnd nuwf .ivrt
fiil h'umilji fiiprr in Vtif. I'liea."
Harper's Weekly.
Splendidly Illustrated.
.Vni7v nf fie Pmf.
The WmIiIt In Hit l1iM tiM mitt powtrfnllf
lllutrtl iwrl.Hllriil puiiiiahxl 1.1 lh ountry.
It wlliorialM ftrt lohuUrly Mnl cotivlndnir, nml
etrry mnrh wtllit. Ill Uluntrolliint of carrcnl
tvmll r full n,l fr-h, ml oro prai' 'T
nnr iltl.nem With tlronlnlloii of KiV,iio.
(ho Wnklf u rmd lit t lowl linlf o million of
wrloni, and tu Influvnr n one of oplnlns
Udmi.ly irmn,l.iiin TL Wwkljr malnliln
fllliro nimiil- n, an1 prrM dMlilfl Tlrwn
nn plltli-l anil totlal nrublauit. LudUtIII
Courltr Journal.
SUBSCRIl-rloX 1874.
TPRMSt
HARPER'S WtKH.Y.nn Jtnr, 4.
M Inlndot pra-payniant of I'nlloil 8UII fot
taii hy iti til Uher.
SutMrlliii in Hnrpr' Maicatln. Waokly
an.l Haa.tr In on, a.lrn fir una y,-ar)l(!t nr
two ol Harper' parioilUai, r nna a'Mrrmi for
ma yaart. ly',l ty Iha ,ut,crlljari ol
,n, omi'o wuaia rarar-tMi
! An I.tlrai'opy l alt liar Ih Mairailnc, aaaa.
ty, or ll,i .r, will m ruppllal arnil, . r arary
iium or rivo r'ui'fcrtMra ai Macon, in nna ra
aillianca, or Slit .i.iiilar for I'si, wliaont axtra
enpyi piwiKK payail by lb luUcritan at iha
einsa wnrra raaivfl.
Illicit Niiint tru ran ba (nnnlM at any lima
Th Annual Voluina ol llarpar'a Waakly In
nal cloth blntllrii. will Iw nt hy oapram. frra
ol axinaa fnr 7 oo each. A eomnlata Set oom
prllna Seventeen Volnmet, prnt on receipt nl
ch"u ai me rata viv u er yuiuue, neigui at
axi euro nf K)r"haai-r.
The ihi,t4ira ou Harnar'a Maanrlne U 94 canti
oar. alik-U mu,l be paid at Hi lubierlbaf '
Addreti HARPER k IIROTIinRH. Kw Terk.
XI1K AIJW
G ROVER &
BAKER
LOCK ST1TCU
ji
or
I'cnnsylvania & New Jersey, Delaware fc Marylaiii
IPod Immediate nDisposaO firo
pub
m
WE OFFER ALL THE
mil
CONTAINED IN OUR SPACIOUS WAREHOUSED
Reing the Combined Stocks of ALL Denuatiiients,
COMPRISING
FOR
Men, ITo-iatlis BoW
AT STILL
LARGER DISCOUNT IiY PRICE.
JVOTE. We wero induced lo orerate Inrgly, and laid in a heavy utock, becanso of tbo nnivcr nil crxcxati
an uiicomuiouly good business season.
Wanamalier &. Brown desire ti make it widely known tbnt tho whole of thoir stocTc of ncwlr manufactm
Men s, Youths' aud Hoy' Clothing, guainateed to bo of Keliublo .Material. Fttahionable Cut and abitDt
jiaaie, is urvangeti ior a
mm
teimd utliiirs.
Till' Cull liiilli'l'u .if tl,.. ..l.....H.:n
region have f uspended work, anil the ! ",0 .v,'rtr ,ll'.v 374 wero found to hava
i;i'...a.- .l . , m ..
ijuaiuicikki. uis oi his icaenera oi tne
schools. "Of the 15.00:) teachers ro
coiviiisf curtilicates to teach tluiiniz
IToliiil'ihties me Hint the strike will
continue until sjuiu.
A Board of Iuiiiiry info tho cause
in hid sinK-nitf of tlie k irmius is
a thorouyh kuriwIeu:o of rcadinir.
writinj,', arithmetic, geoRranhy and
L'luinmar, and that practical nrepar
ation for their - profession which in
wheel.
in session at the Xvv Department K;1 "'"" K9', Me Btartlinir do-
K-ai-Admiial C. II. Davis is presi-! cia W"8 ,mu, i'-V, th? S"P(r"lton'l
,j,.i,t. 1 eut of tommon SchiHils. Thero must
ti' r. , . .certainly bo a radical clrnngo in this
,1,- l ln.r r l" r '!.": niBar.1. if we would have our chil-
l. cte.l miller the new ( onstitiitiiin ! .1... .1 1. ....
ia m.. i. 1 1 ! 1 1 . ,. 1 i""'ii i"ii iii jiiuiiiiciii 01 nn
... ...ir,. i,t,i,-iji-h 1-Hiriikiuii. oi .Mmim
win) was ri'centlv ehx'ti'd to till
position of a retiring director.
the
ordinary education. Tho necessity
of cstablishin)r Norini J schools where
in Stlllll'lltM urn f'Aluwiitllv nnal.fl..
AifiiMiTDX, Jiin. 111. -Thero an, and tinined for f...iwliin.c i ,iwiV.i,
. i if iieveiopnientH t nijLflit re- imsly shown in these statistics, and
bitive to the Chief Justiceship. Thelitisa gratification to know that twelve
J'ieHi.. iit ii.f.irmed a friend that1 of these valuable, institutions have
l iirewasnoiiecinioiinsyet, iiltlioiiifhilieeii erected or are in process of
ineie whs a free interchange of ( erection in varum parts of tho State,
opinion on the subject in tho Cabinet 1 ami when all are furnished with an
able corps of instructors, wo cani
aeshion to day.
FaA nr 1 s B. (JowAswa re clectfal I i'ol,fl,l"'-l,V? "P, tho fmduatca thwel
rri-siilent of the He.ulin.r railroad 01. J f,'.om.xv'" UirK." tnlmte to suji
RF.GISTKH'S XOTICK. Notice is
hereby itiren to nil cuncernul, that tha
rollowlnii nameil rcni have 11 1 oil their no
fnuiit in the Koulir' iiiltce, at Mlilillrburv
SiiyilermiintT, anl lliat Hie a. accountu mil
be prehenietl for onnrmailn an.l 1. 1 In a n
the Drpluinc Court o l hcl.l at Mi'Lllelmrkt lor
iw ..'uui, oi nyuer, on ine r ourtti ikinoilay
ol Feb. noxl, beliua tbe llu dat of falJ
month tit-
I . Tlw amount of Jaroh Shelly nnn lrlna Ei.
editor of the laitt mil anil IraUuirul of iublaa
OrTMII Urc'4.
V. The an-oontof Anna Orarhlll nd Mlrharl
n. if nvoiii Aiuur'e ot lii ratah' w John U,
U-ayblll 4rcM.
Jr l The account of lUrrla. n Rnni and J.
J. frhra.ler Aniur'a of tit titala uf (Jaurne Swam
4. The account nf John H. Millir a1ru'rrrn
TnTitvTo AMNiIo( tho t.uU of Mary Auo
aiiorr au a.
JAS 3I.VANZANPT.
Jan. it. It. Ri-h r k huc r.
s? wincr iHacliliic.
The Drover n, linker machine rarrvrelany
other nmohlne lor 1KtSS Alaklun aud aener
al I , nilly ue.
The eMtch l lantlfnl ah.l ituraMe. !l I to
lini'le In Hi combination of rl- ami II, nrae.
Ileal oiieration that It l var aimnull in umi 11
out ol inter, nnd i ill; niunaK0. j
II If Invalnahle In i,e family, a, hy It all klnil,
of n-iirk can l done, the nnet lr.hr lot, at nail
,o vu.iit wi.u o'juai luetiuy.
TheOR.iVKR h lit. KB It with lie rec.nl lm.
provement, U neat, .litrahlo ornnrnenlal, rlin
pie, and ported In lt eiieratlont. It reaulre,
e e tin-live lor renalra than an, of the
on, luaculiiea Iu me, and lui uvea In eanetent
Sisteen Years
without t lie outlay of one rent f ir ret.alre. It I,
nneiy nnipueii wuu maoK walnut labia a nd Co
ver. UHlSAl.tllV "
Kiumit'l IiiiiHt,
AliifH'TA ' Sfliimgrtwe , J',i.
5 JS
O C
tho ll'.h inst. A careful ptitimate of
Hut value of theproperty of tho com-
imy shews a sin plus of 'over third
four miiioin, nbovo all tho debts
and cnpitul (ock of tho eouipanv,
iUal to a premium of 6H,'.)4 jier
rhttre above tho par value of tho
iJinitiff, 1873, thn flovcinor of this
State im.iii'il but one tU'it.!i wurrant,
that of Wad.!, of Willivmsport
Whether there isnil'icrense jn ciijiilal
crimes, or a f,ro leniency in tho
law we do not Imomt , butthis execu
tion of but on i murderer during
such a year of slniif.'hter us 1873 lias
been, is something remnrkablo.
Geo. W. Childs, Esq., of the Pub-la-
A.'..r, l'hiladulphi send ns
the fifth annual almanac presouted
by him to his nuiueroim subscriboi-.
U is neatly printed and trimmed,
with a huudsome illuminated cover.
The contcut embiaco alarjfe amouut
of valuublo information useful for re
ference diiiing the year. The cost
of a publication of this kind may be
judged from tlio fact that an ddilion
of one hundred thousand copies baa
boon printed. Sir. Child is a gentle
man of great joumalistio enterprise
itwHiatb
AUtululatrature.
well rui marked liborulit
if.
ply this presiiiitf need of good and
competent teachers.
Dissatisfaction exists alsoand com
plaint is made about tho frutpiout
chniijrcs o! school books, entailing
eMtuseH upk.ni jiarcuts, ami subject
111,0; pupils to Jiuvel and perplexing
methods of acquiring lessons that
mystify more thua they iustiuct
There seems to bn tin urgent de
mand for more triiiniugof u tvehnieu!
' kind, that will tit children for me-
chaiiii al pill suits and the juiu tical
duties of life. I auggest, theicfore,
that Rchool Isiarda lie authoriztKl to
make provision forgiving instruction
iu industrial and mechanical draw
ing, both in day aud evening schools;
also that school lie established
wherein trade may be ttiught, or
arrangement made for such instruo
tiou in connection with schools al
ready established, so that skilled me
chanic can be graduato.1, and the
. I a a ii .a
principiu inouiciiMHi unit mere is
nothing ungraceful or undignified in
honest or hard labor, and that1 the
handiwork of the skillful artisan will
confer in the future so noble a title
aa any to be achieved in professional
calliuga.
More thorugh examination of the
tmiUjec, Htrtiigthoiii, tlio evnvictiou
NOTICK.
N'OTICK is hereby given that 1
br nnrrhML'il thftitlnwliihr lrhtrikl nrnti.
art .rom Johti llendrlekf, or lleavar U,wnhii.
ami left the tatne Id hla no.-i!un until 1 hall
demnnit th ania. TI.4I any farpon or percent
medium with Ihe ante will ba dfhll Willi 11.
eorninK to law 1 Kay .Mara 1 Soriel Alare I
i oii.b eiieen, voi.nn tiattla, I Heller, 1 Cow
Othoata, II arnat-a aud vollar, 1 flow, I truck
Waon, 1 I'uvvy 1 hay rake. I took note, 1 l'l
nlnv lahla, Uedt tail bedi.ini. aehal't I dark.
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TUB PEOH.ES II.I.I .STRATtU fAl'KK,
I a tknrouKhiy American enternrli. Illua
lraiel iy Ihe le-dlnic artl.u. and uuitnn wlik
Ihe hel tfforli ol Ihe inn, table writer ( our
eouniry. ii i, a paper Hint, one inlrodaeed la
the fvinlly elide, It aureto ba aiierly.wateliad
lor and carelully ureaaryed. The oholee of
TUUEE OF THKMOST MEAl'TlFl'L
CIJLIIOMOH
rer liae,l it given to each fubiorfber, via;
"Jul So llliih" and "Little Kuinhlne," and
two beaulUul uhll.l Piturat, hy Mr. Aauaaaoa
and ' Auioiiu Ihe liew.lron." a beautllul laud
. ! Ill walor-ojlor If the celebrated Uiaacr
tUHTIR,
allouraaentt hava aoolei of each, and are
lirepared to ilalUer thaw touetber wltk a Hni.
nerliulon I'artlllnaM algneil hy tha publiahere,
at the time the money la iald. Aitenu wan led
everywhere, and liberal Indueeuenta nitmwmtt
Kauiil ooulet with lull pertloulaii and deebrli
Hun ar ihe I hrotnoe, teal on reotl ofiU eeutt.
Only two dollar and a half a year.
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'It a now and lower seulo of jirices.
Ihe improvements in ourbusiucBs tho past year havo enabled ua to cheapen price ifnd iucroaaod iu many n
the advantages of our customers.
IMPOHTAXT FACT. AVe have abundant testimony every day that it is impossible for any other bonsei
sell as cheaply, ami no one now question the superiority of our make of both Men a aud Boy' Clohiug, whi!
THE ASSORTMENT IS SIX-FOLD
TT A TO iT TTBTDfr HP Tar A TVTANYWEh
a i. trjj-j-i-JLiii jl. JLJLT2uJLl ELSE.
Tha is a sonciid opioi limit v. Our re arrangements require thoimmediat disposal of some hundreds oft
sands of dollars' worth of goods, and wo are ofl'eriiig the mor t seasonable and fashionable overcoat anduuiUli
both men and boys at
Ami the ienple who have made purchases sinco the sale began aro highly delighted with their bargain and
seiikuug in vueir in. hum,
MKN'H OVERCOATS. Splendid lot of bluo and black beaver i Kersey iu dark olive, brown and Lob
smgke colore.
An uuubiial cheap lot of Chinchilla and other fabrics that make very warm aud couifortaUa goementa.
Our Oarrick and Capes aie tho cheapest yet offered.
MEN'S SUTS FOR DHESS T.AR Very much under regular prices Evcit one expectiug to bur a bW
or nine sun suoiiiu avail iuiiihcii oi mo great ourgaia iow now siueau upou our cuumor.
Kvery day suits will bo cleared out at astonishingly low prices considering the qualities and excejlont mak
I'ltriiciilar lots of warm and long coat for btisiuens aud istreet'piirpones are olFered at excellent bargain.
l'aiils and vents rooniH contain hundred of pattern in variety of colon and iiialilies, to fit every tup and potU
lively one nuiiiiuj; goou weurnig gnrmcuia uiuv uu mirv iu ut muni iniiu our ireseui Block.
BLACK PANTS. We never bad a Is-tlci assortment to select from.
Jackets and rant for the Imlit re!iled up bp tho hundreds, and will bear examination by th ladies, who kaew
true value and wlial in good to stand the hard wear tho boys reipiiry.
ItOTS' OVECOATS,
Of all sizes, ktylea, qualilie, color and pries.
Wo have ro-aminKcd tho B)V goods on our tint lloor, to better accommodate the hiilics and other huysrt, ami
L'cnerullv Mcrvoour IricmU witlioiit ilelav.
Preparcil tos'iluuit to heavy reductions 1'iiini actual value, we invito the puhlin tosiiip1y thonvielve from our ce
tcrs now, wiiii.' vk'o nave an enoriiious hiock oi iiio ocsi cioiiiing mat wu-1 ever ouereu m iui or any rxliur city, ws n
coiupcueu 10 eione out wiinin me hoxi uiirijr uuji,
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