Dot Selmiali;iiitle Ba'bY. Drue ns 1 leev, most deb; day -.. I. laugh me _wild:to ..tiiiiiiei 'day .. - T' . ' My schmol! young di , ...,:;'., • ' DA' funAY<leetle 10ii?'y: •:,.. ”,, 4'';:::: VII 1 1.1stiipt - iii, dem, leetle tc•e s s ' '--- - tin lif,plit 41AtoY. 60,t104,r*lij e( s Un heat der igiiy.',.4o:t--itiliacir-,6rOiva,_ 1 l iiim ile likeliiiirWiiiik. • '') i''• "; ..,-, h„ k / % . '''. i '' ... • • '' , ~ '''' i k Sona*imee der Ool . lkie a leeile *quail, 5 ,,, : ,, ". Dotissibert4er viaily..ylnd tiff. . Right in)ig . leetle achtikdiir an Mall, I r ':..*,'`:'';',l Dotlii;t4o"-inttilar-dei-liaby.i' ''''''. r' - "''''' Dot makes hid sing et night ao . sohveet, U9 l gotiii_iii#l46.:olst cit;, a '• U.llt Inrst' chump OPhrY..9l my feet .. Tiilielp dqt leetie baliy: ( i..... 1. -' ' • ...- .: +llll . , In"' noses ,"and kicks my hair, 'Mid griwis )4e t ofer eferywhera,l 4- i 1.1n4 schiobbers Me—hut vot I card I ;, . . iDiA va i , oiy.sehmall young - bab y. Around my head ,dot leetle ,arm --.l•••lraiitchqozitt tne•so nice and vertu— . _ bit I , nifty: der never, cuing some harm • ,Todot schmall leetle baby, • - • .• A Wonderfully itiractleal Man. .He was a wonderfully pVactichl man' (says the Danbury ,stews,)and-abelmaivelionsly, po etical: 'Pe herflife bad &teal a - dietun; edged with mold and filled in with loveliness of ros eate hues. . But to him appeared everything the home spun garb of everyda y'ife; isaa country merchant, and huys his goods in lii7ew fork; 'His partner alWaXs wenfr - tit the :city on' husiness connected with the grocery ; but the partner was recently taken ill,and,ohr ex.yeMe ly praetical friend'was :ckbligedi tti , go..li Wes 1 his first visit to the great city o and he;was lo be gone three (lays. It viaarli trionientOus eveht p,his fond wife. , Po the best she could her Mind was troubled with. forebodings, It is dil flictilt to ke.t just how hefelt but White it was evident that he felt the i importance of the step' he was about to take, still he never *lost sight p of the tact that a mighty I responsi ility was rest ing 'on his shoulders andl that all private two . dons must be 'subservedi-to public interests.— Ins carpet-hag was packed, and., his hand on the `d'oer to -pass rut` -or the house, when she bade him good-byte. She pin both her • arms -; • - - : around hia.f,neck. • . "John': she sobbed, "you are going away." was go palpable that it Would have been !92i'dness to attempt - a denial he merely ob -I,leVedl: , i. • • ,"Look outlor my 'collar, Maria." • "You will think 'Ol your Wife wheii, you are -gener.she*hisperek huskily. • - He was a,trifia nervous under 16 .pressui.nof her arms upon,hiS collar; • but he answered re assuringly ; 1 - , "I will beat it in. Mind, my-dear.'' "You will think of me as mourning your ab sence, and anxiously awaiting your return ?" she murmured. • "You can trust me to attend to it," lie replied with as much I fliteness as if it had been a re quest.toraix barrels of mackerel. l • _ _ '"And you will be very careful of yourself for my sake?" • she suggested in a broken voice. "I will see it attended to, b a r' dear, but it is almost time for' the 'train," and he gravely 'sought to remove ber arms frOn:i his neck..' "John I' John I" she convulsively cried,don't Toiget me I" "Maria," he said, •with a tinge of reproach in ,Ikis tone. "I have made a memorandum to that efFeet2' : - =Anci then she let Tani tonfident it would be:rat 11.1ndersitinds . . AtOw lower end of Woodward yesterday, an old apple W oman offered her fruit to a vessel' captain who' was sighing over the good old times of 1864 7 , '.she wanted I three cents 4lice for her apples. He gav her 'a pleasant look and said "Well. welll , why, you look as young as,y,ori did 'ten years ago: Same- bright eyel and , red heek s _sone white . tCeth." "Take an APple for two ',cents, captain," sie replied. • "1 presume you are fifty years old," he con tinued, "but who'd know it ? -Lots s of ladies at ..%) look as Od as yoU do." • "Take an apple for a cent, captain:' slitt fiti• sWer,ttl. a rose. ,'`f?opnie.sicillld.fellow witA com l / 4 e day searchintior a buxom= wile," said the captain, '!arttia won't have it/peddle apples any `l]re, captain, two for a cent take two of tll biggest I" . exclaimed, and ~ t o , run af ter' Lini.and dropped two •indreln his* overcOat pocket. I A Family -Scene. "Orville9;00 - 17,4 , ,elledf!DierliteSideni, mg his trembling kinsman , by hisieft, eir'air43 wrenthing it violently "You area pretty sort' of a brother"-; you're a!niee third. term sardine, ain't you. r I ,s "Did I mean to hurt', i6u?' .i , lxlinpered. the: offen4ar r ,"Did 1 =say you got part of, the money ? Spix)'n rd do 'anything, against the "Idiot 1" shrieked - the - ,Preisident,\tightening his grp , and jerking ,the' miserable culprit' to and fro: " •' „ "Let go Qt 'pe. r . ? ;piled wrath ris ing. g0.,0f , ear, 'Liss Grant, 0r.1.'11 . make siict~. hiteresting reading tor this‘peolile that novela`woret Then his excellenqy released his grasp and BM* 00i -44045 W on a pile .pf.',.tt:ipty'ciger boxes, milli i'lr,W,tiliatlipring, qnivering aurknlai. i:trod4 , 400di1y914 pt . :the room bottle of Atli —4ll -,40 , i4e.- A crtinn:atriftlwits. put out when hels \ likvi , .4,4=-')A-§'';Oegt''. , '.=•: - ° , ::.t ,, t . :i : : ISM . . . Last Wednesday night the very earth 91 , 01) - ' i ed revolving,pansing, as it were at,the deedspf bravery, enacted by fit#e heroes whose panics . ).:**Vergiven in cspltal letters - above: At a liiiiiiftkmidpight',lvhen churchyards yawn . iiii'diiitsnb .- 114 hi"4iat.,gut whiskey are chits -14 snakes itiatinii, Oed *et, a noise like unto reeveraVdettiailisk,:ttitglaiiiwere heard by Wil .l4oT,4444e*lkccittielTiditiAliin if to effectlin -tt4iiiiiCelptic:il4`4l,i4* oveVICSI3I4 grocery lifaro, 7 - Itika#o*,.,Calklais eyes stack but like_tildPdinpk!nis ' ln li . .bAhel basket as he tiled t i rerawi oirer\ - 04elack side of, the bed, ronarkiriglo ins wife-that.t.shir.'hOz better get '.i.iitti4fiCa:irsii-e--oki;i4-...:ii;oilie 'light in the iiiillr- - .Just ibe'iftoiirrialiomer Goff who `hail biiard the 'noise, crawled stealthily up to ;Deater'sioaniindlave a rap on the door:— William Patterson bounded as if a brick had hit him ibdoininalwise. "You ald i , fool to • •the: door,!' said' his 'wife: i ,' ' : 'f' •' . I. ' I , •"•t -d a-n-d get". rout--d e-r-e-d," said Wilt Liam Pliktersoti` shaking liken goose id a rain storm. Ete'firtly Mustered up courage enough to pulp re, "wpo-o-a-s*t-h-e r-e!" . , '' "Why, it's me," said Edward Dahoiney doff, "there'gburgiais in the black' gnd they'll burn us ail up ; wine on" ! ; • "Y ---9-44 i, -1, La , -- to c—o--M-4-41—g." In the excitement,. of the ' Moment Williaml YatterEion Decker had put on his hit and, boots) , but hig pants I and Vest which hung on a chair. remained„an undisturbed, and he looked as he! ~. staod,in the hall; if •we may believe Edwin! Dahotney doll, llke a fodr pound todfisCan litilts., ; , 4 , , . - “What had we better . do," said Edwin , Daliorney ,GOff, somewhat agitatett. , . ,-.. "I gttess - P-d b-e=t=ter go ter li / - l e-:-•-d," 1 'quakingly replied William Patterson. , Butithey finally ~ I deeided to rouse up Chat; lie Rathbone who Slept in ' the sane block. Awaking him May glade known their errand and William Patterson Decker armed with 4 revolier, and Cliar4 and Daliiimey with wad oft spOkes,- starto to :- Mike short work of the burglars. ~.opping in front Of the room wheie the' EupposOd burglars Were in the act i .s m . touching a thatch to some c.otnhustible materi al,itis proper .tbat we give the position of tlie brave's as, related to us by Rathbone. Charlie 1 ahead with spoke raised and within ten feet of 1 the door ; 'Edwih Dahomey r Goff.ne.,Tt armed with a spot eland Williasit* Patterso Decker le-I the leitr,', holdiiig the revolver 4t. arm's length and whispering; : "G4OA-ni; .6.=07W-a-r-d-s y-45-411" 1 - js , r"Giiiin-FOurset 'go in yourself, it yOu're soi brave," said Rat_3lione, whoie hair this dine Stood.On end. • Thle : :partY, weighing-' in the . aggregate 250 poundni theio with eheeki like marble, muttering one to' the other, "go on, go on, lit stand by ydu.',": Finally Edwin Dahomey got . a, sixteen - foot 2x4 hemlock scantling, and tnrn ing half Way around ready to run, struck and opened the door, and seeing nobody inside Cau tiously entered, William Patterson -bringirig - up the, rear,•shonting,while he held his revolvei . ' at - - arms length— "show Me the man ! show him to me ; where iS he Y show him to me." At last the awtill moment came. The still ness that pervaded all nature was terribleH ev en Howelrs snore. was hitshed ; the clouds Were dark and threatening, : the moon looked sad and . Williadt Patterson Decker's knees with the rest lent an indescribable horror to the surround - inn:, The noise of the burglar was hear i d in the adjoining room. Hush, he l is at his ntfltri ous Work. Soon the_butloing will be iu flames. The] braes \approach the - villain. ' They Open the door. Hush ! Tiger like they_ draw nigh.. , William l atterson Decker extends inspvOlver. 'EtlWin Dahomey Goff throws: 11.9479. bus 1121 flood of . light on the scene: And before theta iu ott3.bolical ugliness; stands - Howell's'!big !eat with a rat in her mouth. The herOes allof a sudden baorne alarmingly "courageous, and Cie ; • part, William Patterson telling - his Wile; When he thew out the light to go:'to-bed again; that slit, Might go to sleep in perfect safety as he had driVen t \ he burglars clear out of town. 1 The next day Airs. 121:`vias telling one of the neighbors that sbe did hope , there wouldn't be another war, for William Patterson was so braVe that he would rush right into the army. , , ; Shocked Enough.,, tearful but 'uture. "Want, a. shock, a shock; sir . ? Only, I ,catts ru; ten cents," cried the electrical buttery: nom ottiladi'son street this forenoon, to an elderl y, gentleman. ' "AV hat's'tbat you say ?" demanded the Party a ldressed, eyeing the lightning dispenser over hi, 3 glaales, : • rs. shock ~air-=only casts you ten cents/ sir-- one?" r k •. I don't want 'any," replied the;elder ly gent lemiya gruffly. "I am too much sgpcked a i ret idy every time .1 go out, in the street, and al . f" °thing, ,too . ; . 'the. new - fangled 'zebra stoc i ngs i , what does it." • . • d glared Atd as t. le ol d . c y ni o . P a s se on, sa ye . .i r g e j .v ., st 2 t party of young ladies standing -2100.1e.' f a, k rafgblit. .rward plea to the,quesOon of "Gulley- ;:n , n o t gu . 'HT ?" commend us ti) that mi ssour i- ebap t riLli for murder ; "If yilur - hon o r ,.. pienaj am qty. I killed the - Irian be cause hen;rocik my lA D fi . om we, Sy. e . wai l about, hout,,, ibe only thing ire ; I didn't Wantito live, afterisbe wen%.ar \ 'n 't viant ;quilt() Hve neither,.i it urr l i kb Ach obliged o yoqr Honor it, yoi. %midi 6 °° ll 4 tiossi', hle." , 1 I A i n i TiTtsirma.n recently AM A ) I war,te of motley to hebnyitti h P :r 31 2, know On,baltitile-btinewiitre '3 4) 11 it for W,hiak3r that, lasn't a bein r j•—"446"*"0 , 0440•-pP.. • tor diite with. - Trig Judge Jones 01 1365#34.11N111t• - ,r , :' be woilltiliate'eet'il will-be at tile 61,111-: MEE u an.; miecellaneouB. . . „ IL VV.! T . DICKEBJIAN~B isT3ErvOir ' . - - _ • • New Milord, Pa., 4 . • • , is • Pin be fennel tbelargest and best as- • uortinent Of Furniture °righting of : ' • ARLOR, citAtitiEß, DINING ; : j ROOM, AND HALL • • 7„' : r, FURNITURE, . • ' ; : Ito be found in the County, all new : , • . and bf the latezt patterns, ; and will be sold' very eheap'for CABII. All goods, warranted as .represented.' , 3 -r. 8c W. T. - DICKERMA.N. 1 . Feb. ;16;1816.-4m. • ' Dauchy. & . ape: A G E NT 50 i4nbscribers Catty. Beat literary • ape: 1 On yslso a year. Three $l.O climates free. 11hrlyoit it Spoilsler, Pubs - .Thila. Pa. 20 , „ 12 1 r n ti m el on c e l y millr es t s io u. w s orld to AGENTS SAFETY _POCKET' CO., AGENTS Wantea for THE CENTENNIAL BOOK OE BIOGRAPHY, or the lives of the meat men of our first 100 years. send for circulars. , P. W. 2Th.a7 LER & CO., 518 Arch street, - , . Vi ...- Sermons and _prayer meeting •MO,CD D I JO talks from the Tribuneverba tim reporto. 500 pages $2. Just out. 3C4:10 aol before publication. AGENTS WANTIO). E. B. -TREAT. Publisher. 805 Broadway, N. Y. . 20 SOMETHING NEW VartetitnfLseiy•L lo . acVearaiial Door Fastener. : Sate protection against burglars.. li ery funny will buy. Apply to. D. L. GUMMY, Mater Agent, Concord, N. Y . . 18 IDSYCHOMANCY,or SOUL CHARMING. How anti er sex may fascinate and gain the love atd affec tions of any person they choose, instantly. This rum ple. mental acgdirement all can possess. free, by msg. for 25e together, with a marriage guide, Egyptian Ora tie. D reams, Hints to Ladies.Weddln„,o Night ShirObc, A queer book. Address T. WILLIAM £ CO., Pain. Philadelphia, 22 $5 i TO w Aozwrs wanted for a new ousiness, in hich any Man 'Or Woman .can easily -A make $5 .to XlO a day. Ono who had 1.7 never canvassed before. made . $7 50 In one hour : an experienced agent made A $7375 in 15 hours. Particulars free. C. D A - A. CLEGG. Manacer.s9 Duane St., N. I, Y. "We know C. A. Cumaa to be re- RE sponsible and reliable, and think be of- S U fers Agents extraordinary inducements.' —N. T. Weekly Sun, Ap.ll 19, 1876. 19W3 An agentinit cleared $199 flrat three weeks telling the r F_ AND I. r• LTA NGST Anothei $BO, first days. • Over bO.OOO copies of ibis standard Life of the Veteran Explorer sold. 1150.1110 more it eedediby the people. A book of matchless intents profuSely illustrated.l and very , cheap,A royal chance for age!. ts. For proof tt terms,address, Hubbard Bras.. .128 SaXisom Agents wanted for the New Historical Work Our WE. STE R N EVORDER• A com t plete and Grapblc History of American Pioneer Life 100 lirE1.416.Xlms .49.43-CP. Its thrilling conflicts of Red and white Foes. Exciting adveritures, ' , cow pitineer women and bbys., Indian' warpaths. camp life, and sports. A book for old and - young. N a , dull page. No competition. Enormous sales: •Agents_ wanted everywhere. Illustrated Cit_u lars gee. J. C. McCURDY £ CO. Phila. Pa. Mil. In are earning $49 to $l2O per week ! ! ellifig 1t I AND ITS RESOURC 3:I Complete in the thrilling history of 100 eventful years also the Exhibition ,—grand in description of our migh ty regpurces in agriculture, commerce, minerals.mann factuting. natural Wonders, curiosities. etc., all richly illustrated: ATentury Map . and Birds-eye View free:. 1,000 More agents wanted quickly for this and our stan dard Life of Livingstthie, tin" already sold, also new Bible', 2,090 illustratiogs, Ras no equal. Extra terms write; to BUBB V.ItD BRtiS., Publishers, 'Phil. 22w4: I - 4 10, A. COUGAS. COLDS, ITOAIiSENESS, AND ALL THROAT DISEAOM --I.TVE_ W AL'S CARBJLIC TABLETS. PUT UP ONLY IN BLUE BOXES. I A TRIED AND STAIR REMEDY. Sold by Drnzgleti generall), and 20 Johnelon, Hollowayit Co. Philadelphia, Pa. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE ENTENNIAL. HISTORY OF THE U . cl'he great interest in our thiilling history makes this the listeet selling book ever Published. It contains a tnll account of the Grand erntesnial Exhibition. Inctfmp►etc and Unreliable works tire being circulated ; see that the book you buy con T tains 442 Fine Engraving aiind OW pages. Sent for *Milers and extra tentids to 4gents. Address, Nations] Publishing Co-, Phila., Pa. ,: 1811 i 6! \ WIERE NOW ? 1876! i - • T Michigan, one - of the foremost, flourishing and healthy States t . s WHAT FOR ? To bay a Farm ,out or the One lYlilijon - .Acres ,• of fine farm,ing lands for vale by the . Grand Rapids • . Indiana R. R. Strdng Soils.. Ready Markets. .t. ure Crops. ' Good Schools, R. R. runs through centre of 'grant. . . Settle-* merits all slung: AU kinds of Products raised.. Pleatoy ofNiater. timber and building materials. • Price from $4 tb Rip per acre ; one fourttfdown; batmen ori time VW - Send for illustrated pamphlet. full of facts and figures and be convinced.' Addmes W. A. HOWAitl),•Commir. -• •e-o-lv • \ Grand Rapids. latch. yiERcE, SeCy Lend Deputy. , • - IT 'WAYS an smart - in - an who wishes tif - sinike" . s2;6o9 a year .011:a. ,liriliill -capittd., - to - conmence. in. bur line of business. - Roofing is - a speciality. ; Thera is no °Tie in.. your eoutitt , 'Who - earripa 'oii" Ike buliness... -- YOu can - -learn - it :to one Week liy stu i tiying our instrgetions, whielvwe send to sit 1 W. o.asks: fOr them. Any than haying 410qc.ip f . ip.l to start - with;-ean - .puri haze - enOugh:niateri- , al o roof three ordinary .hoitses.. 4 trlic..t.oun.ra aed front . sale and ilrofit on! this . Suptily, add ed Ito.the; regular pay fOr labor as I.iicifotgiould amount to not less than .000.- . A.n: . expertmsan coOdeasily do the worts in nitre:wOrk - Ing days. Tlo'lletiOns 'of small . means 'eau join . toget het toi dvantage.; one eariviesing,,, While the ot.hrr Sttetids.ta.tlie work. .: - .*llit for ; our,book01; in-, triketiotis (free it you write at once) and stuity t. 1 :,Ask -Or. terms..- If you. are: upalde . r .to. ad , ..., lattee- - the money, present :. the,. tnatterito - - she. r neipal stiire.!keeper In yOur lace s and taik ; it lovrr with;hirn. fie - Y4tibe glad 1.4 - .) furuishlbe i 'sti ck aud:iliviiie.tho',ptiOlt; , vith Yii4. - Y. W . d . '*i ir-, guiarastee`the territory r . ,:. the f l f s ,,... r e s poniiiiiii., -ariplV..attp , _:!- - -.A (I , i its'a 'lititivit,.,;-.NOrk,-.?..'stsii.oi, tiveolUtiks - :Co:;',l4* - tii. -. 4 - 4,-k.iip f t,''.:,o..t..,;;A. -,..,•Y;.;'1:,- .111-0 - lilt - Titian.. -. ~- --;- -- ..- ~, '„ .;•,..if - ; 4• , •‘. - - 18 1; •I. •'•'•.:••• F - . • : : .•1 ;'-- ",.•- • ,'.. -•. . .• ~•• • I - , •• - •,• --. • ~.: . • , ~,,• , • " "ce; 4 ,e r- 1 ! • C-41-3 " I J. 1 _ LIR6EST:'::IIIIYr - EST . :,..ISSOITOENT: . : . !:IIR: . :(IIIirti DRY GOODS, , . AND 4iog,s,• NOTIONS; WALL PAPER? , • : . STATIONERY; :the: ° " LENHEIM pilopKr' : . i.,gtao4, - i ':.goi4,-. Pa, _ .., . .Ail goods bought with care and for: cash , unly...; An itnntenv gains just received. • „, ; • •i* Country` Produce of "all kindO 'Marketed -Philadelphia and. New York. "Welcoine' to both uhl and. new custortieri. Great lend; , ' May'lOth, 1876. 0211181181 J, 'E BRONSON'S MUSIC 4: JEWELRY 'sToRE: A LARGE AitsinentENT OF GOLD Abt D NVIITCHEs AMERWar SILVER \ I AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF CLOCKS: mai.r.raix; ailervurmrs_Amt.lr Of all; Descriptions. NEW GOODS CQii6TAisiTLY ARRIVING . George' Woods & Co's GREAT REDIJCTION PRICES , ...................- , .' , 1 , ~./... . ', e - - • .t....., ..., -1 . - V , go 2 '`.• ''' . ~.....iri. . .. 4 .4. .. . ,•-- .. -'. t. " ,k • ' -.'.' .. 4 • . _ -..., . 1114 , . 1 .: 1 , ....- '', '"' :„..., • - • . A' Ft fit ASSORTMENT? nrWatelies, Cloaca, and Fine Jewelrrrealll `• s pairee on ithort notice and warranted. Brick 'Block, Fine Eniraiing done. March 22d, 1876. . 1004. THE POPULAR OM GOODS MD MN HOUSE G.I,IT'jiTNI3UR.G,-40S,N.13:A.Ipl_r ..& CO., , Is still in Moutmse, being estahlithid nearly a qrtarterota century, and intend to be annther. Are carrying ths largest and most complete Assortment of Dry Goods, Ready-Made Clothine,, , &e., Ac.,. of any other firm in es County. Our facilitifti for buying in large quantities of first hands• by the original ,a o f ants 1 y having resident buyer constantly in the market,is rtich,that it makes it almost an Impossibility for airy new.or old deafen to compete with tag in prices. ~ n M. B. Deseauer, having just returned from New York . ,with a large stock of 'seasonable a/node, boughtrar cashat the meet favorable rates, prices being so tempting that he bougnt heavier ills° nsu: ll, aa4l mostly at large, Auction Bales: ,We will, cats and shall sell ttiem at astonishingly low figures. ' • DRY GOOPS,'CARPETS, MILLINERY AND FANCY - GOO.CS, LADIES' AND GENTS' FIJRNISH.rNO GOODS, t e it3t, 4:13r -3!koti. Cl. cp• "ick, g $ Of VW ow• malufacittre and well appreciated for its superior.worktuanstkip Pine lot of Cloths, Caleitnell and f nitta.:ge, for Custom Work. Measure? , tAeo And prefect sitting gook s. teed. Only reliable goods sold . that will esai recomtotndation: Price fist famished ou otu cts tout. Ws *ill say for one and all, that we det:y competion. Respectfully yours, • ' GIITTENBURG; ROSlMl3h.till ff. 00. M. S. .DESSAIJER Managing Fortner. Mortrose, 411 1 . 2 111.6. s - BRONZE! LAMPS, OPAL LAMPS, ALL . GLASS LAMPS ; BAND LAMPS, BXTRNERS, WICKS ,- SHADES, SHADE , iIQLD.ERS, 40., 46c. BURY TX .Ab.Nl3 ? ANN inrifiark Pried* quaran'tso as Law as any, Hottu'fx 4buthern, Naio York. A ("dress Mall Promptly . Allende(' BEST,4OO :PRINTING • WO , are continually, adding: now material to' our n - i nti'vatit our Large , ilea or: lOW TYPE and FOVR Prl l i#l4 Presseei W 8 0 )fy, Comegetion Both' fa Price and Quality, either In 'lllOrk Blau* lir Colored Work. ; ot. tie URlTAtrrQ6srdAin, mrsionsigs.- 001,14r0n, rzasovka, two *Afialitrauguats W*4044 1 0 6 datdrinitte attsaa tithiLl4:lhat dusiriii UlO Pron-1 4 MAL EXIIIBI7 IO N tataeaure ac thepr.eigi tateir t at as gnoo thoroughll mrae t „Ptlingt§4,Ww•Anyt o p e Ir rau V e lte o as x l kJ o l lortalft . snu f zut i r=!o:2; 0 404 out intonwng Wan 14 . 4411: l ' itn efia , Wo l 4 l 4ooll l 44# cow evothr Earirsamt•d; Par Ars, address r , „ SP I WPF 4 / 1 11161114 4 ° . 4 .. *lO 4 TIPt 14,101 1"4 Et ` al44 l l4° ' l46 ' , .” 4 -.OIMN' r ,JL7MN N IVI., , AL,Z..." Ar s ) ‘l4. k • ‘4 ') \._J IP) • CLOTHING; -;-.AT--' , Tlis Spring. Facts Better Than Ficiion! OUR; STOCK. 'COMPRISES AS 'k.'s tvI:INg-R-,_BINGHAMT.ON; STYLE OP PUNT si.BouL liipucammas IN - ALSO; ILyiTUFAOTURER , OF -AT-- 'GEO L VENTIEIM ru Ilia New Store.) MATHUSHEK AND CHICKERING iT. 3Es!3 OICIP.PI9, J. F. BRONSON, AG'T, INIMICAL mpitart A NDISE - Of all Deactitions. !SHOT . 111IIBIC, pISTB,UCTION BOOKS, coma - lIATS, CAPS, -.W.,' &C. WHOLESALS DEA LB 1 14 IN - AND COMMON HATS AND' CAPS, ~- i I,' f- • } - l . • Vfiet.ltktiOki . , AND OTHER ORGANS. WHOLESALE ! AND. RETAIL. etc:, etc.;,ete., MONTROSE, MarchBl.llAlS. r ia Tit*: •IT.o‘v it , :setT AixTES Et= CIIININEII A. I►. Rigl4l .;rirAW4EY .5 CRUSHR!
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