Hie JMvwiik Henry A. Parsons, Jr., Editor THURSDAY. JAN. 10, 1878. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Sates of Advertising. boo column, one year - $76 00 t " " " - 40 00 j " " 26 00 " " " - 15 0" Transient advertisements per square of tight liner, odd insertion $1, two insr lion. SI. 60, three Insertions. $2 Business cards, ten lines or less, per year $5 Advertisements payable quarter! List of Causes. Set down for trial nt Jnnunry term, com mencing Monday Jnnuary 2rf, 1HV8: 1. John VttUghnn vs. Philadelphia A Erlo B. R. Co. No. 6. November Term, 1 17 4. 2. Charles Webb vs. Simon r. Romlg. No. 11 1, September Term, 187B. 3. IlklgwHy Township vs. V, 8- Wheelerot al. No 17 Mny Term, 1S77. 4. C. H. M'C'auley vs. Patrick Lamb. No. fl. September Term, 1877. 6. Frank Corn, for use, vs. Andrew ICaul. No. 84. September Term, 1877. (1. V. It. Hayes vs. June Sheldrake et ol. No. 13, September Term, 1877. 7. Tohn Tudor vs. Peter Hollobaugb, No 145, September Term, lt77. REGISTER'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given Hint the following accounts have been filed In my olllce and will be presented nt the next term of the Orphan's Court for continuation: 1. Final account of Chnrles Itthr and Charles Rltter. executors of the last will and testament of Andreas Iliemnl, late of ilenziiiRcr township. Elk county, deceased. 2. Final account of Charles Luhr, executor of the last will and testament of Charles Hrcekl, late of St. Mary's Uoruitgh, Elk Co., deceased. 8. Final Recount of Henry M'Cready, ad ministrator of the estate of Hugh M'Cready, lnte of Fox township. Elk county, deceased. FRED. SCI10ENINU, Register. SHERIFF'S SALE. I)Y virtue of sundry writs of fieri faoias ) niin tiuii Incins, venditioni exponas, levari fneins. alias levari fHCias, and testa tum fieri facias, issued out of the Court of Common Pelas of Elk County, nod to m directed, I Daniel Scull. High Sheriff of raid county, do hereby give notice that 1 will expose to public sale or outcry at the court Home, in Kidgway, at ono o'clock ! M on MONDAY, JANUARY 28. 1878. ALL the right, title, and interest of de fendant in the following described real es slate to wit: Commencing at a post on weel side of Theresa road (now Ben linger Road;) Thence Nor Hi 54 nest for 111 rods to the Beniinger Coal and Iron Co., rail road line ! Tbeuce South 53 80' west SO. rods : Thence along F. Millers and t harleB rcnissels laud south 64 east 110 4 10 rods; Thence along Charles Bchissels lund south 13 25' east 7- 6 rods to a post on the west eide of Theresa Uoad : Thenee not lb 42 east 35. 8-10 rods more or less to the place of beginning, containing 21. 75100'acres more or less. Being pan ol land winch lieimnger & fcschbacb con veyed to John Rothcnboffer by Deed recor ded in Deed Bonk 1 page 336 whodevista the lands to Defendtnt. All under fence and about the half of it under cullivatiun. I'pon which is '.erected one butcher shop 12x18 feet. ALSO all that certain town lot in the Dnrough of St. Mary's, Elk Co Pa situated on St. Mary's street. Containing in front on St Mary's street ono hundred feet b two hundred feet deep at right angles and being Number 45 on St. Mary's Street ae cording 10 the map or plan of the Borough of St. Mary's. Upon which is erected a frame bouse one and a half stories high 14x20 feet, said lot is under fence and lias a well of water thereon Seized and laken in execution as the property of Thrrsa ttotheuhoffer nt the suit f Joseph Wilhelm . ALSO. lhe defendants interest in the following described tracts of land: 1st t-ituaie in Fox Township, Elk County, Pa. I oundtd,nnd described as follows: Begin, tiing at Sullivan's northeast corner ; thence north 80 rods to a post' thenco west 100 rods to a post ; thence south 80 rods 10 h post ; and thence east 100 rods to the place of beginning, containing (50) fifty acres more or less, being the same land conveyed by Joseph Wilbelm to Mary M'Cready. fieccond All the interest of Mary Mo Cready as one of the heirs at law of lira, P'ft!en in lhe following tracts of land silu ate in the township of Ilorton Elk county, 1 ei.ucy iViiuia, beginning at a hemlock, the southwest coiner of land of Win. Bromley ; thence north 140 tods to a beech ; thence west 43 rods to a post ; thence south 1 4' rt'di lot post; thenco east 43 rods lot he place of beginning, containing 40 acre being parts of warrants Nos. 4248 & 4:172 Third beginning at a post the Foulhenst earner of the Benuinger lot ; thence west 119 rods to a post ; thence north 88 rods to a hemlock ; thence east 119 rods to a stour pile; thence south 88 rods to beginning, containing b5J acres more or less, being part of warrant 4248 upon which is erected me log house 1 sloi ics high 16(24 feet and oue log barnl6x20 feet. Seized and taken in execution as the paoperty of Patrick McCready and Mary McCready, at the suit of Charles Luhr. ALSO. All tint lot or piece of ground on Brussels road, St. Mary's Borough, Elk Co., Fa., describe! as follows to-ait: Com tnencing at a post on Brussels road said post being the southeast coiner of lot l o, 2, and the southwest corner of lhe lol being described ; Iheuce north 32J west 204 feet 10 Elk Creek : thence south 76J east 71 fset to lot No. 4 ; thence south 82 east 170 feet to Brussels road ; thence souih 77 west 62 feet to the place of begiuLing. con taining 9163 square feot and being lot No. 8 on W'eis & Bruner map of their adJitiou 10 St. Mary's. Upon which is erected one frame dwelling house 20x23 feet twi. stories high, with kiieheu back and one si able 12xlo feet with shed attached. Lot undar fence. ALSO All that certain tract, piece, or parcel of land lying and being in St. ilary'e Borough, County of Elk and Slate of Pennsylvania, situate on Brussels road described ag follows, to-wit t Begin ning til a post on said Brussels road being the sou' beast corner of Subastiaa Halm's lot; thence North 32J west one liuudred and seventy feet to Elk Creek; theuoe sou ill 83 east seventy -three feel 10 eorner, being northwest oorner of F. J. Seel'e lot ; thence north 82J" west one hundred and thirty feet to Brussels road ; thence along said road to the place of beginuing : Con taining seven ifiowwnd three huuired aud fifty (7350) square feet said lot being num bered four (4) nooording to a plan of Geo. Walmsley, Esq. Upon which is erected ene frame dwelling house 18x28 feel two elHfies high ; one frame stable 12x12 and well of water. Lol under feuoe- ALSO, All that ceriaiu town lot situate in the Borough of ft. Marys, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the - north east corner of Leonard Witt man's lot said corner being likewise the north west eorner ot lhe lot hereby conveyed: thenee aleng said Win man's easterly line south 63 east 275feetloaposton the north line of lsnde of Leonard Wi.ioamf thence along said Wiitman's line north 81 J east 75 feet to a post, eiid poet being the south west eorner of F. X. Erick'a lot ; tlence along enid Erick'i westerly line ertb. fc west 127 feet to poet ; tbence along said Erick'e line north 63" west 8f feet to ft pes'.; tbence north 80" west 80 feet to a post nn New Brussels Road .' thenee along said road south 81J west 138 feat to the place of beginning. Containing 1J23 square feet, be the asms more or less. Upon which is ercoted one frame blaoksmiih shop 25x42 feet two stories high. Seized taken in execution and to be sold s the property of Frank Qerg at the suit of Allots cchauer. TERMS OF SALE. The following must be strictly enmrilied with when lhe properly is struck ofi i 1. All bids must be paid in full, exonpt where the plaintiff or oilier lien credit irn becomes the purchaser, in which ease the costs on the writs must be paid, as well as all liens prior to that of the purchaser, and a duty certified list of liens shall he furn ished, including mortgage searches on lhe properly sold, together with such lien creditor's receipt for the amount ef the proceeds of lhe sale, or such portion thereof as he shall appear to bo entitled to. 2 All sales not settled immediately will be continued until six o'clock P M-. at which time all properly not settled for will again be put up, and sold at the expense and risk of the person to whom it was first struck off, and who, in ease nf deficiency at such re-sale, shall make good the same, and in no instance will the deed be pre sented in court tor corfirmatiou unlets the bid is actually settled for with the Sheriff as above'staieJ. D. C. OYSTER Sheriff. Sheriff's office, Ri Jgway Pa. January 2, 1878. j See Purdon's Digtst, 9th edition, page 4o ; tfraith's Forms, page 83. QUOTATIONS or White, Powell & Co. BANKERS AND BKOKKRd, No. Al fouth Tliird Street. StocVs anil Bonds Bought and .Sold on Commission. Philadelphia, Jan , 8, 1878. bi. ASK KD U. 8. 1881. e ion in? do do bs j aud J 102J do do '67 do 105 do do '08 do 107 j 10-40. do coupon 107 4 do Pacific 6's cy H9 103 105 1071 108 I'.'O New 6 s Keg. 1881 I05I jotii " " 0. 1881 10.-,J 100 " i. Beg 1831 103 104 " " 0. 1891 108 103J 10l lul New 4s Reg. 190' ' 0. 1907 . Gold Pennsylvania, . ... 103 1021 102J 1028 o3 334 1J irl . Vi 10 , ISJ 18J 89J 40 . 122 122 .. 7 7 Heading Philadelphia & Erie Lehigh Navigation do Valley United R R of N J ex. div- Pittsburgh, T. k Buffalo R. R ..... Northern Central ex. div IGi 16 Central Transportation 81 fill 47 88 .esquehoning 47 North Pennsylvania ... 86 License Petitions. The following petitions for licenses at Jan. term have been tiled In my offlco: EATING HOUSE. BEXZINGER. 1. F. X. Sorg. RIIHJWAT. 2. James MaRlnnls, 3. Geo. V. Rblnes, 4. John M'Cready A V,'. A. Derby. ST. MARY'S BOKO, 5. Win. Gels, fi. Anthony Sehauera, 7. Joseph Krnus. STORE. ST. MARY'S BOBO. 8. Joseph Willielra. TAVEItN. I1ICNEZKTTK. 9. Henry Blesh, 10. G. L. Wlnslow. CEKTRKVILI.B. 11. John Collins, 12. Daniel Scull. KIDGWAY. IS. Wm. H. Schram. 11. James McFarland. ST. MARY'S BOUO. 15. Joseph F. Windfoldor, 10. Henry Luhr, James Hou-an, 17. 18. IV. ijorentz vogel, Kllev Bros. FUED. SCHCEN'INO, Pro. INSURANCE AGENCY. OF P. B. WACHTEL, St. Mary's, Pa. The largest agency in either Elk or its adjoining counties, representing through his General Agents about 80 responsible and prompt loss paying companies, among the principal ones are the following: NORTII BRITISH 4 MERCANTILE, Oross tssets $32.538,612i ETNA, OF HARTFORD, CONN.. Asset' over $7,C00,0C0, FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA Assets 14,000,000 NIAGARA, OF NEW YORK. Assets $1,500,000. BHAWMUXBOSTON, MASS., Capital.fjOO.OOO. GERMAN AMERICAN. NEW YORK, Assets 2.000.000. . TRAVELERS, (Life and Accident) CONN., - A:sets $l,205,ouo. n80yl. Iln the Court of Common Pleas of Elk County, September Owen Caden Term, 1877 No. 93 J DT VOUCH. To the Defendant above named: Subpoena und alias subpoena having issued in the above entitled case and returned "not found in the County," you are hereby notified to appear be fore said court on tne fourth Monday of January, A. D. 178, to answer said complaint. DANIEL SCULL, Sheriff, per W. S. Horton, Deputy. Sheriffs Office, Kidgway, Pa. Dec. 22d, 1877. ( " otlce. Any person wishing lo adopt or Apprentice a boy or girl child will please corpespond with V. J. King, P. O. Box 143 Pen Held, Clearfield Co. Pa, 41w3eow. j Our lCIb bill-heads are Just the thing you want. Notice. Noiico fs hereby giveu that the members of Kersey Orange No. 028, P. of H. of Centreville. Elk county, Pa, intend to apply at the next term of court, January 28th, 1878, for a charter for a Building Association, for the ournose of erectine a building or buildings for the use of said Grange. V. H. MEREDITH, ) WILLIAM McCAULEY, V Com HAYS KYLER, -For a nicely fitting suit of clothes eall on M'Afee the tailor. Township Officers. Judge of Election O. It. Dlron. Inspectors M. E. Lesser. 11. li. WenueL Just lore of the Feace Charles Mead. Jaa. D. Fullerton. School Directors O. B. Grant, Ja- Gardner, O. T. Wheeler. N. T. Cum- mlns, W. 8. f ervice. Eujr. i. Miller. Supervisors John Gulnack, Daniel M'Uovern. Treasurer W. II. Hyde. Assessor M. 8. Kline Auditors Will Dickinson, James Pen field, J. 8. Powell. Clerk-M. 8. Kline. Constable Geo. D. Messenjrer, Jr. Call at this office for wilting paper and envelopes. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ESTATE of John M'Cnsker, late of Fox township, Elk county. 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WE TYILL mail one and one-half doxen of the most beaut'uul new I'bromi, in French oil color ever seen tor 1 00, Tbey are mounted iu 8x10 black enamel aud cold mats, oval opening aud outsell anvihine now before lhe public. Saiibfao lion guaruuleed. Two samples lor ia cent" or six for bO cents. Pena iu ceuis ior grand illustrated catalogue with chronio of Moontieht on the Rhine, or '-0 cents for two Landscapes and Calta Lillie on black cround. J. LATHAM CO., 419 Washing tun Bt. Boston Mass , Headquarters fur Chrnmns. Engravings and Art Works. FORTUNE. The oldest and bet appointed Institutloii for cbifciniug a Butineea tuiiKwiuu. ,cuxul".ldre. DUFF BONS, PituilMugh, Pa. ,,tii-io TtnftK of KNOWLEDGE, I ( ) V XlilVO or Secrets of Love, Court ship and MaTrimte-f howiiig how to rt i roar- ried live napp" T T duifnetlon. and appear to advntune In ao. e letv-Pea!w0aold. Mailed for lucta., clety AM) pa in Postage bta tamps or trrency. uur, THIS UNION PUBUSl' warAn i, Newark, . J. wii 1877. . THE 1878. UNBIVALLED. . THE CHEAPEST, THE ABLEST ' AND THE BEST 8-Pae Weekly FAMILY NEW8PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED 8TATE8. ' READ IT AND YOU WILL NOT DO WITHOUT IT. THE PITTSBURGH WEEKLY TELEGRAPH. An 8-Page Paper, Only $1. DEVOTED TO: 1. Literature and Art. II. Choice Miscellany. III. Bcienlino Discussion. IV. Social Topics V. Wit and WMom VI. Home and Foreign News Vll. Agricultural Interests VIII- Household Economy IX. Live Stock Markets X. Grain and Produce Markets XI. Congressional Keports XII. Telegraphio News XIII. Editoria's on all live Topics In short it is tbe most complete Weekly journal in every detail now published, and will be under the personal ediloral super vision or Mr. W. A. Taylor, tbe well known editor and author, anil a large corps oi aoie assistants. , BEING STMCTLY INDEPENDENT in all things, and untrammelled by oliaues and combinations, it will have no other end to serve than to benefit, interest and in struct its readers. A GRAND SPECIAL FEATURE which will command it to Farmers in partio ular. nnd all others in general, will he its ifomp'ele elabmate and strictly reliable Live Slock and other Markets. Look at our unequalled. TERMS, POSTAGE TAIDi Sinnle Copy $1 25 Dubs of 5 and less than 10 1 lo Clubs of 10 and over 1 00 The price at which we furnish THE A'FKKLY TELEGlt.iPH is but a I rifle more than tbe cost of the white paper, but we depend upon a generous puL-lio for a sufficiently large patronage to reward us for our efforts in supplying tbetn with a household newspaper that has and enn have no rival iu excellence and cheapuess. The Daily Telegraph 'ublished every evening except Bundav the newsisest, brightest must enterprising daily published iu 1'itlbburgh, coiitaining all the news of the day, by Associnte i Press and Special Dispatches, Cong ra tional reports. Markets, em., and edited with tbe highest ability, will be sent lo any adit-Msg, pontage paid for $8 per year. Wherever we may have camera or agents THE DAILY TELEGRAPH will be deliv ered at 15 ceuis per week. NOW IS THS TIME TO SUBSCRIBE, nnd begin with the beginning of winter, when so plessinl a companion will be welcomed to' every fireside. Money may be seut by draft, Pistuflice order, nr in registered letters. Aedresa all oomtuunica tions io THE TELEGRAPH, lit and 124 rittn avenue, I'lttsourgn. gegrtiend tor a specimen copy. RALPH BAiiALEY, Proprietor. HE SOCIETY STORE. A new store started in Ridprway un der the auspices of the ladiea of Grace Cuurcu, witn MISS A. E. M'ZEE. as Agent and Saleswoman, A fine assortment of goods on hand and (selected with great care. KMliltUlDEUlhS. LACE EDGE FUIXGES. HANDKERCHIEFS. LADIES TIES. TOILET SETS. LINEN SUITS. CHILDREN SUITS SAMPLE SILKS. Machine silk, thread and needles. Also a fine lot of Dress Goods. Fancy work of all kinds. Framed mottoes ot'C, AC. All cheap as the cheutietit and goods warranted first clusw. fall and examine our stock. MISS A. E. M'KEE, Agent for the Society KANSAS. AU about its Coil. Climate, Resources, Products Laws, and its People are given in the KANSAS FAKMEK. a lO-pnge weekly, in its lOtb i t. Post paid, a mo. &0o. Address J. E. HUDSON, T"Feka, Kansas. Has quicVly tab en a high place among agricultural journals. N. Y. Tribune-... have considered it among tbe best ol our exchanges, and a worthy represenla live of the West Practical Parmer. Philadelphia Our Ktnsas frieuds should fret muoii pride ia lhe high charac ter and sterling worth of their Mate aKri cu lural paper National Live-Stock Journal..... We cheerfully credit it with being one of lhe besi edited of our Western agricultural exchauges. Spirit of the limes. A'. Y. uUii. Adminlst raters' Notice. ESTATE! of Jaoob Oval. IhIp nr .Tnv twn Klk t-ountv, Pa., deceased. LETTE1W OK AU MINlMTKAHIoM. having been KiauteU to tlio undersigned upou the said estate all portum indebted to said estate are requested to niiiku payment, anu tnose Having claims to presuii LUemfor settlement. J. M. ELIJAH L. nssta. BROOKINS. t BKOOKINS.I Admr's. Administrator's Notice. Estate of Philip Meyer, late of St Mary's Borouijh. Elk county. Pa. de, ceased. Letters of Administration- Iiaviui? been granted to the under signed, upon .the naid estate all per sons indebted to snld estate are re quested to make payment, aud those having claims to present them for set- .l.t.ttoi.t iimvlirVLMI Admr's GIVEN AWAYlSffi rea is pi per A PREMIUM 8TEEI. ENaHAVINO, Entitled "The Finding of theHavlour in th Temple" with the WOKKINU CHURCH A it Paae Religious Ktuntly Newsnaner, de voted to Houseiiold theMuuday Mcliool, Music and General Church Work. On 8 nionlh trial for 25 cts. AUTrt. WANTED. Address, J, U. BREWKR. 7 4 V Warren bt,, Tew York Dovenuiuf. 'Combines more eitmetious ibao any other.' "Beaver (Pa ) Times. fTJ" E A PEST AND BE8TI- PEIERSON'S MAGAZINE. FULL-SIZE PAPER PATTERNS! tSTA 8tir!titi!iT ,will be given fa . . n . t ..u every numnc? ior ivo. coniammg ium- sifl psper pattern tor a lany a or ounu dress. Every subscriber will receive, our. ing the year, twelv of these patterns, eo that those alone will be worth more than the subscription price.)ff . "Pbtsrsos's MaO'stsa' eontalna - 1 . i . . . , 1 . . o every year, luuo pages 1 eieei piaies, is eolored Berlin pal'etns, 12 mammoth colored fnsnion plates, 24 pges of music, and 000 eood outs lis immense circula tion enables its proprielof to spend inore money on enibelishmenls, stories, so , ac, than any other. Il gives more for tbe money than any in the world. Its THRILLING TALES AND NOVELETTES Are the best published anywhere. All the most popular writers are employed to write nrieinallv for Peterson-'' In 1878, in ad. dilion to tbeupu'il quantity of short stories, FIVE ORIGINAL COPrillUIIT BUVSL ETT8 will be given, by Mrs Aon 8. Stephens, Franfc Lee Benedict, Mrs. F. H. Burnett, and others. 2ammoth Colored Fashion " Plates Ahead ef all others. These plates are en graveJ on steel, twiok Tiia 1'bual sizs. and are nnequaled fur beauty. They will be superbly colored. Also, Household and other receipts; in short, everything inter est ing to ladies. N. B As the publisher now pre pays the postage to al! mail subscribers, "Peter son'' is ciiEAPsa THAU ivaa; in fact is the . uiAF-ier in tue world. TERMS (Always In Advance) $2.00 k YEAR. 2 copies for 53.00 ; 3 copies for $4 80 ; With a copy of the premium pioture (2420 "Tub Anqkls or Ciirhtmas,'' a five dollar engraving, to the person getting up tbe Club. - 4 copies for $8.80 ; 6 copies for 800 ! With an exira copy of the Magaxine lor 1878 as a premium, lo the person getting upibo Club. 6 copie for $1.60 ; 8 copies for $12.00; 11 copies for $10 50: With both an extra copy of the Magazine for 1878, and the premium picture, a five dollar engraving, to the person gelling up the Club. - Address, post-paid, CIIAULE3 J. PETERSON. 306 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. e.8pecimens sent gratis, if written for. n42. THE SEASIDE LIBRARY. CjroiCE books no longer for the few only. The fcest standard novels within the reach of every one. Books usually sold from $1 to $8 given (unchanged und unabridged) for 10 and 20 cents. l. JSAWT iiYiSKli, liy Mrs. Henry Wood (Double No) 20e. JOHN 1IALIFAX, Gent., By Miaa Mutoclc. 20J. 8. JAKE EYItE, By Charlotte Uroiite. (Double No.) 20c. A WOMAN HATER, Charlta Rcadc's new novel. 20. THE BLACK-INDIES, Julea Verne's latest. 10. fl. LAST DAYS OF TOMPEII, Bv Bulwer lOo. ADAM BEDE, By George Eliot. (Double No) 20o. 8. THE ARUNDEL MOTTO. By Mary Cecil Hay. 10. 9. OLD M Y D D 10 LTON'8 MONEY. By MarvC Hay lOo. 10. THE WOMAN IN .WHITE. By Wilkie Collins. 20e. 11. THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. By Oeorge Elliot. 20c. 12 THK AMERICAN SENA TOR. By Anthony Trollope5c. 13. A PRINCESS OF THULE. By William Black. 30c. 14. THE DEAD SECRET. By Wilkie Coilim. 10e. 15. ROMOLA. By George Elliot- (uoutiie ;o.) auc. 16. THE ENGLISH AT THE NORTH POLE AND FIELD OF ICE. In oue book. By Jules Verne. 10c. 17. HIDDEN PERILS. By Mary Cecil Hay. 10c. 18. BARBARA'S HISTORY. Bv Amelia E. EdwunlH 20c. 19. A TERRIBLE TEMPT A- TlON. By Cliiis Rende. 10c. 20. OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. By Churlen Dickens. 20c. 21. FOUL PLAY. By Charles Rende 10c. 22. MAN AND WIFE. By Wil kie Collins. 20c. 23. THE SO Ul RE'S LEGACY. By Mary Cecil Hav. 20c. 21. Rever loo Late lo Meud. Hv C. Heinle. - 20. 25. Lady AJelaide'e Oitb. By Mrs. II Wood 10e. 26. Aurora Fiord, Pv Miss M li Brad- don on,,. 27 Victor and Vanquished. By M C Hay . I0o 28 A Daughter of Heth, By Willitm Black in 20 Nora's Love Test, Ey Mary Cecil Hay lOo 80 Her Dearest Foe, By Mrs. Alexan- der 20o 31 Love Me Little, Love Me Long. Bv 0 Keade lOo 82 The Queeo of Heans. By WilVie Coltius lOo 83 Handy Andy, By Samuel Lover 20o 84 A Simpleton, By Charles Reade, (Single Ncl lOo 35 Felix Holt, The Radical, By Geo. Eliot 20c 36 The vO0ing OT, By Mrs. Alex ander 20c 37 The Mystery, By Mrs. Henry Wood 10o 88 Heritage of Langdule, By Mrs. Alexander 10o 89 Anlcniua, By Wilkie Collins, (Double No.) 20o 40 The Heir to Ashley, By Mrs. tfeury Wood lOo For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers, or aeut, postage prepuid, on receitof price by GEORGE MUNRO, Publisher, Gleason's l'Dblicatious. Great reduction In prize for 1878 ofGi.tA son's Pictouial to2 a year, bingle ooulea 6 cen ts. TheAome Cibci.k to 3 a year, single cop ies 5 cents, for sule by all newsdealers. Gleason's Monthly Companion to 1 a year, single copies lo cents. All postage free Kin pie copies sent on receipt of a a cent stump. The price of Cliomon has JUBt been greatly reduced. No one now gives such liberal terms to amenta as we do. Hend for new circ ular. Address K. Glkason, Ti6 Washing ton Kt. Boaton Mass. " n3ynilint. . 3.000 GF,rr8 WANTED. From ti if uJT.mi1.0 '. Bur4!' MiuUters, Ujok and rictura Agenu, and all out of em pli.jnoent. of either sex, liere la the beat chance ottered Mils season. A Canh Present 1.1 from (o to S1U0 will be giveu to every good working agent. .Kend 10 cenU for small minple, or better still 1 fur 8 large samples with circulars, term. Ac aud go to work at once. REV. 8. T. RUCK, Box Stt, Milton, Pa. 40-MeuUon UiU paxwr. fcMrallui. : . :
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