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y - •
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THE CLAP-TRAP PLATFORM.
The :,Baltimore Gazette makei • : these
pointed allUsions • to the .clap-tap : .plat.
forni•Of Party: . •
Fronifirst tO.• last 'there is 'pot 'a single
line,•abolit the .White . AneriCan. mechanic
whOttimades this .Country : '• what it 'is ;
Who went into the. ,artify with a musket
.on his .sh ouldei, and, sent •
,hiS sons 'there.
'Where is-he: considered iti the platform
in the .convention_. of the 'party - recently
in session :in' Cincinnati?- Nowhere, It
is the Chinaman and the negro.: •
' In
. .the' pfattorni • 'have glittering
generalities:;atiOut the men who.. fought
•the rebellion, but the main -portion 'of•.it.
is given over to the negro and the,Phina-'
man. - Today - thousands and thousands
•of white •uien are starving. . Their faini
lies . are. ; without bread. - FactOries • are
idle;- are- running on half-tittle. No
word is said in the' platform 16r . these
starving men and their statVing wives
•.and children. 1 Inetead,. We have appeals
to dead and • hy-gono/issuei ; the.late
war; to. the snool•AneStion; to the right
of .a man to-liiieel at •the . - alter ihE deer's
proper: . Tne-old war, issues . are revived,
and at,the* end of eleven years we are
asked again to go into hostile .array ano
fight over a struggle - which . vits long tigo
settled.: This is•the'-pclicy, of the repub
!lean patty , ; this is its platform... Is the
try in this' cen ten n ill! year ready - and,
willing td ki.ep. - open.. these 'elements of
lisoorewhich were' long sago settk4 by .
the ithitrainent of battle-? Shill Ore .
„lever know peace,? 'Shall We. never he
gaih a united people—united against
eiery.forAgn fne,• 'standing - tOgetlici . for
one - country and one fiag . ?•The reliubJh-
can party declares that we Shall not;
the demoCratic party deClareS that we
shall. Which is,.the partYof
The Cincinnati platform, in its fourth
resolution says that "iv the first act ()-
Congress signed by Preinlent Grant, the
Xational Give' nm.ent assilmed to I'ealuve
arty tioal)ti •of its purpose to discharge
all just , obligation . s to the public creditors,
and soknnly' pledged its faith to make
provisibus at the Parliest practicable peri
.
od for u i of the. Milted &ate's
notes in coin. ; :Commercial . prosperity,
c
)
public- morals and, the notional credit
? 'demand'that this prowls be:fulfilled by
alcontintions and steady rogress to spe-.
cie payment.", It is well enohgh to
,rer-.
membPr that the . third resolUtion of the
Chicago flitform . 0f1.868, upon • which
Grant was \ eleetecl, declared that, in . pay-1
l
ment of the - public debt, not only the
"letter but the spirit pt the
law'. under
which it was contracted" should he re-'
speeted. B ,th the letter and the, Spirit,
of the law under which the 5-20 bohda
were issued declamd that they were pay
,
tble, in the lawful money of the country
legal tender :notes or greenbacks. 'The
'et above 'referred to, 'repudiated this
:ontract,declared that these bonds should.,
oe paid.jo told alone, iand -thus added
from $50,000-000 to $1,000,000,000 to
the burdens of people.' SenatOr Sher
man pronounced' it an act of,. repudia:
ton and. the Violation of , a ~pledge, such
to-:day this act of perfidy is "pointed to
With pride" by the. peOple'S betrayers.—
Raving ' Passed:,
, the Resumption`.act in
1875, th,it,t' keeps all our inliattrieS, Pros'.
irated;OUr mills 'and mantifaetories idle
nd laboF unemployed, the:Eadieal , paity
proposes no remedy gives 'ou't the
aboVe double4seed on a 'sub-,
jeet thatfeverY manis i4t.e . tota. - 41, and
then- gravely:Oka:the support - of -the peo
ple ,in ,helialf 2 of -a boildholder's ,poliey i
of robbery . not daring- 6ither to stista in
'or condemn - the,Resumption act;
w
a
e
'destinguiehed • general - ho never '
J.. •
of4e ,the oil
people 00 we,:riyery : : frine:Anonthea-:aW
the Tear and .- whosO, jaws are. iontinually
•
ivagging- on the.. stump and eliewhere .
thootthe,gretiele_Werii t h e autlers,,nOn
, tonl . bt4n4, bore .guards AihylOcks and
bpArrOlu:Opers , The tqen who fought;„
fong4- - , The men]w a,:difilp't ore now
very brave—aa—nowaldir generally are
when limes no aanier.
MEE
SEVENTEENTH, Th: ,N4tlonal Admin
istration merits. couiwndation for its
honorable work in ti e management of
aoniestie and.:_ foreign affairs, and Presi
defit Grant deserves - ,6e continued and
hearty gratitude of the American people
for his patriotin. and, l his immense, ser
vices in war and peace.
The, above is. the final' resolution of the
Ci.‘cintiati platform ' and. ,is a fittine
cornerstoffe for the t • entire structure.
Grail tism is 'thus fullY and
. unequivocally
endorsed in every
w iticular. Not one
cries - word against the of the AdminiS
tration, aga i
iost•the b be• taking of 13,,1k
n0, the conspiracy '1 Babc 'etc, McKee . ,
( 1 ,3
i
Jice and
. McDonal , the robberies in the
Navy Department, he swindles in the
so-called Department. of Justice, nor any
other abuse or outrage. They are 'all
endorsed and applatided, and Grant6m
iamacie the leading issue of the pending
campaign. His strilers and his:minioni
/made , the platform i i and the candidate,
and no man who detyanded honesty . and
reform was allowed a respectful hearing.
The "cultured: - gent
New Yiirlt . apditna;
refnrm . ' inside . the,
Or4ntism, find kindi
discomfit:fed and.
kicked out of, the
Ong suggestions.—:-
.SOME THING': ABOUT 111 YES.
, The Cleveland "P aindealer,the leading
public jOnriial of *tortherrt Ohio, saysi
"Hayes was a me iber of . . Congress in
1866, When thO sa ary'a Congress was
raised from 83,000•Ao.' i 55,000 :by being .
meanly tacked =uponthe soldiers' bounty
bill'. This steal Willi worse than the back
pay grab, for that as put• through on •its
Merits in the house Gov. Hayes, then a
- tnember took-the -(4lc pciy, and drew the
pay up to the timelliis successor took his
seat.. 'When he came before th(i people
-I!
for. reelection, ' Gen., genry B. Banning
now in C0n,9. - ress ti.oai .ht-ot 1,000 votes j):,'
`cir- di4rietheretOfoo . stron* Republican.
He. was then reputiAted for . his unfaith.i.
fulness to his tins 4 in putting his hand
in the treasury ‘ aiT taking money that
he was bound:to guard, wzainst, all such
'peCulations." . ' - - - '
' A level head halS.Soiiiitor . -Lltt M...A10r.-
±i,B. 'He, has been nominated and-..con
finned U 3 k.4e.cret!try of the Treasury, but
•I•,e still': retains it:is -seat' .in . the 'Senate,
the;
while . - Treasuly Department is rnii•
'fling
. alOng -tinde the impetus which
Ifristow:gave to.t le - machinery, With . ' al,
--acting Bccretary. n rioininal- Obarge. Mr.
Morrill is chitirin, n of the : Senate cont . -
mittee , On approi riations, und is-tri . ,girg
to ,effecti.sOtte - , c( inprotnise by Which the
appropriation bi) -may get through.' both
houses before . th . : beginning of then'ekt
fiscal year. If 't cis: effect 'sbinild fail the.
office of Secreta y of the Treasury . would .
ben bairen hoOr, bringitig - with it' no
end,of
. ntipl,asai t complications, and as
suring to ' tf.o •,'•Oonpant an. unlimited
tire.: ' if
. the ' Treasury k i
. 'Mr.' - 'itiorritl' will have'
,thit - : - And this is Where
.. _ .
.feet •
.
,perebral equipoise.---
amount::of cell:
to be left empt
'lothjug to - 04.
. I pe shoivs ; his lie'
..The Defnocr e,y of the nation by their
representatives,l
met 'in national con yen-
titan; at St. Lour, yeSterday, to nominate
' , a President 'worthy to rule the nation-
We have not aisumed to give , any advice
before and we ave no conjecture to make
now ? . for and übtly before our paper
sliali -, reach our' patrons the domination
will be made. Our faith in a relief from
the piest.it
upOn a chang!
it 'change of h,
who essay to
political trick,
bat.by a chap
istratiVe polio
tryis looking
great nat l iOn
written
Here 'lB 01
Dees: The
bill reduces te expenditure . under- ; that
ppropriation' from *26',644,350 lest; year
to $14,567,84 ithis jetir, a saviniof up;
of *I ;006,000:
wards An important
i t
feature of, th bill, Is tliat it will prerftit t
. .
official' favors es like', Babcock;:frimi .00-
,
.
cupying mor -than' , one . post ar;(l` enjoy-,
ing mnre tha - I,one; Salary - under tbe.goi
eminent at - iinie.. , 'lt. is not , eiPectod
th•t ! th, w e
il l i yes (pm
•
Squeezes of
~[ll4itiMoi.i;
e0:41;004 - _, 'I
Banning, , D
Ait'eatne
'4iii. . - 1,,
,_.. _
.. ,
.0. Hay M r ..
iiioiiiii.tilit.tl
iii even his. 4
emee who .met:in
ned they could work
•atty' 'and , cast., out
d deVils, went home
disgusted--lice rally
Arty. for their med-
'Pittsburg Post.
corruption, is based
u 4 dministration. Nat
of
,the presoit rult4s
e of
e of
teart
continue :their 'power by,
ry and available tacties,;
!ear men and of admin.'
Tk;'St. •Louis the collo
fqr . a statesman to 'rule
*hose platform shall be; ,
character of the mac.
re ``con frderai4'' ; wicked?,
iindry civil appropriation:
agree with, 'what
denounces as "ttie griping
onotny2l
~ B. r.t.tlyes wail beatiin - . for
is district:in 1872,by Henry
mocrat, by I,so2:"majority.
district bad . previOniily gleot-,
1 and'' other Repablicoans; it
4.r..Huyes is not invincible
. wli stumping ground.
\ .
THE 1)E)1(),(IfIAT,-.:::4V.i-.'gi-1.:.8,-i,:._:'::1::4‘,,i'76:
The'O leap n er- cean_, the r eadi
ng
fith n ick thin" republiefi u orga4 o f
the-norttutest - -is greatly ',amused at the
abeurd;.pretentte :of. the, Tribune
city New York name sake:4a
. .. IL-
.
- the nonfat tic of Hayea wai.a rebuke. to
.the "machine " politicians. 'lt asks "how
and by W ham ."Mr. Hayes was noinii:itt.
ed," and jproceedi to: answer its. -clues •
tion in thi's: fashion '•
Morton's friends, -denounced
.
chine" mein, gave the' real impetus to. the
ball on" the seventh ballot:- - -by.. cast 25
votes: foil the candidate.- Conk-,
ling's' .frietids, - also denounced - ,aS the
merest._Pakty with 61=
"machine' votes in the 'same :direction.
Pennsylvania; under the lead, of Catherob
Who hag all along been.. bitterly ',assailed:
by thelTl7oo#B style of -newspapers, made
the victory coMplete - ; by castintt : 2B
. votes
for . 11. aye,. The nomination was made,
thereof; not by so culled ;reformers;: anti
admintStration'men, persons asSulning
to then selves the only purity and holi
ness. in the organization,'- but by strict
Party Oien," voting for. 4 . ,•ttri3t
party - c4ndiditte,_, and accepting their
great competitor 's :friend - in-:Order to . es
-cape :the 'great competitor hitriSelf. , If
ItaYps, . therefore, is: 4atisfactOry": to
the .anti4drninistration. and . •anti-`.ma-,,
chine" politicians, they show a readiness'
to hepleesed that' is no less inarvelopS
than vleasant to behold. We welcome
them; hbwever, and, express our sincere
delight that the delekates representing
the'striCtest sect of: partyism in the 'Con-,
ven tion I were enabled to so easily, satisfy:
time on 'whom , the .garments of party,
fealty hiing 'so loosely. • When -adminis
tration I men choose a candidate 'whom ;
ants=ad¶nipiat ration gen tlemen can ern
dorse ; when Cameron and Conkling and;
Morton select a' man; and Schurzi
and George William Curtis gladly accept
him; the political milleiiium 'ought cer4
tainly .o be at hand'!
_ ,
Ina,
ajorii
opposif
than
vt•w..?„,
sumpt
ni~•re. t'
dy y
adequ
It
n
there;
cy.
thitt is
t•kltc , ,l
the gl
to re
MI
had ti
retar
- -
.pro &;creta6es OA' State foni • Sec.
, its of the Tieasur~, :.and .130 . itov'14
griect!snr . wi4 wake' fan fie
df
vq . ar.:; two Sccretar*3.- , A ,
~tlie ;,
there Secretariesof the Intrior; 0
PosOnater.; Genen.V; and ilv6 . AttoineyB
GenO•al.
. .
• courier Journalt li i `
ii
:the
publicanParty: is , ..upqnqstiotiab.e
party of .pro - eress." "In 'every srciei of
raseillity it has made within 'the"lne~
fift4n sears the progress of a
t r i
he-farmers ta N,,rthatoptoo,
ckMred:that the - reason why their chiver
'does not blossom :ig;owing . ,lo' the.pres6ice
of-4 paraiite in the ? iiod:
Advertisements New This Week.
SIDI\IINISTRATOkS NOTICE:' In
.tAT.. the estate of Jared Baker, late of Brotiklyn,
betters of Administration in the said 'estate
having been granted to the undersigned.all persons ow
: ing laid estate are requested to make immediate bay;
• merit, and all parsons having claims against said ;estate
,arel,ques.ed to present them without delay. 1 •
k%. TPWICSBeitY, Administrator.
June 28 1876 28wti
ri X ECUTOR'S =N o ea-=-wilt4eas - ,.
Lett: rl4 testsnientary to the•estate Orleatie Com
'stuck, late„of Liberty. dee'd, having been grAited to
thei,tindertigned. - pereons indebted' tO said , estate
are reynetzted make immediate payment, and, All. per
*504 having'elaims against, the same,. are requeOtea to,
present theta without "delay; - • -
ISAAC CO3ISTOCS, • I Paten-
MARY A. STANFORD. tors.
26wEl. '
Juno 23F ;1 bpd.
VIN.SNOIAt REPORT .:OF THE
Ju l Silvei Lake School Fund, for the year endlhg June
tith, 1871) : , •
talr•on hand last year..... 81603 ;
Whole amount of duplicates • - 1.0756
State appropriation. 294,12 • -
• • - 41,637 71,
- DtitiCUSEMENTe.
Orders paid .... . . 1,25•1
Treasurer's percentage , 25 15
Bien , rations.... • IEI9B z•
Collector's pereentage...... ........ . 51 93
13alanee:op ha1.d.,., ... . .. ... . 284 04,
JOIIN COB ICK
I[YF DONOVAN, etretatraMc M# P - re-Pant.
t/
'Jaz) e. 28.1874. • •
IINANCI ti. fiTATEM EN T of tb(r rt•empte' and' ex.
pendit uree of the Sinhool. District. of. 144 etiri .51,11 ford
totvuehip for theyor endiur Julio 6th, 18711:
i, «..- • ' ftEckairt • • '
, _
galance on hand , from last year. '., „:. ::::s`4o2 50 --' • -
Vriito Slaw appropriation ..;,,'..' 444 .. o 4
1 , colleour Air fixes ........ , ; 1. 1 7:16 55
troktaz lands:— ~. . t ......: '164 00
---77. - 42,707 73
1
Beachere tvagpiL ' • , . J
Building and furnishing bonitos.— ~ 4 . KM 50 •
Itepairi , " ... 15 4 $ . '
Vael and contingencies ' . ... 1 '....• 107 MI _-
'enneylvaul.i, Behool Journal:. . ... ... 7-00
tinting goad Olaiike.' .... ; . ..... 5Xi
neretary's na1ary...1 . , - ..•, .'.:. :::*;... - 30 IV
Trcasurce* porcouttigo. .....;... .. ,5U 14—
Auditing....... - ..... ... .... . . ... . ...:;.'.. - 0 do._
•
.
_ e _ .
13als net in Treasury -.Twin 45, 18 57
jJ mr,WALIiER; NVALTER W. 4113 0 15,; •
Secretary. e. President.
4.iew Jane 55,1876.
interview with AngpSt.BelmOnt
11l rvorter.Says that. he regards the
tionof - western mento the Sher
klsualption act as based upoq sound
look upon th.,4 A Sheyinan.•
re
ion bill," rsitys - Mr. 13eltnont,"83a
.!ricit-and sham, b-came, it fixesli,
r resumption - ‘'viLlititit providing
to nieatil to tneet that.day.".
intimated'thiit
t resign. his present office while
is . tineeKtiii'iliy - aboilt : the - _ , PreSitle4- -
.Tois is an', exi)ibition prudeilbe.
.•
least A-S a.tnlittet. of
let thosf. gnitirt*-4. with the action
,v ., .7riior* who : have no ),vert)orship
EMONEMEMiI
ring Grivie
RECEIPTS.
-
EXPEN6ITUttrB.
NCIA STATE3IENT.. of Itig
_ .
School Directors in account with BildgeWater Dis
trict : ' • •
Numbor of mills lovied, 6.
I;tate appropriation... 43 416
Balance on nand from last year 450 . 40
Collector's Duplicate :... 1,535.85;
From Brooklyn.... r 1810
452,40 - 49
B'Xpenses furnishing ... `B2OO
Bepairinir. no aseti ....... 23313
Tigicb ere' wages" 1,375 00
Fuel... .. .. 21275 ' ' .
Collector's percentage
Secretary's salary.. • .
Treasurer's percentage
Balance on nand 1 $470 77
%V. C. CURTIS, W. . BULLARD ;
!Secretary. Treeeurer.l
June 2, 1876. •
ANNUAL FINANCIAL Statement of
the Rush School District for Hie year 4 riding June
sth, 146: •
i • . . . .
Atuouut of duplicate - $1,677-42 ..' - .....
State appropriation 1. -. 8650 - . • ' .
".-: in Treaeureet bands Irony :-- H .' • '
last year ' - 1 -
..:1.131. 48 . • . ;
E 6 EA
5676 -
'. .- ' •._
Amount of exonemtions
" Collector's
R ercentage.:-.. 4 84
._
..Treasurer* " .... 84 46
.
. rxrr.Nurruzza: • • •
Repairs and tarnishing , • • 6%14
Teachers' wages• 1 827'27
. ,
Fuel and contingencies 21670
Teacher's board . ....... • 104 00 •
Secretary't salary '• • 16 00
in Treasurer's baud& ' 91964
--$2,04175
• DP HlBBARD,!President.
ATTEST: J S HILLIS, Secretary. '
ltush. Juno 28,1876.
. : _ '
RUTTER •
BtITTElti
THE DELA.WARE;LACEAWANNA: & WESTERN
EXPRESS COVANY
have added to their Express facilities a
,g 4 ZI glat • Train.
I •
leavingMontrove BorOugh at 8 o'clock in the evening
and.conveyin ,, the hither without change of care to •
New York and Philadelphia hi the nig t. Butter (16-.
livered at7:3o in the evening I .
GOES THROUGH THE SAME NIGHT;
Also. leave at 6 a. m and 11' giving shippers
choice of train. ;
We have an ice houseiolceep the butler in on
deity
ery here until it sisirts for CAM., Our rates re
main. the sank aid we hope - to receive`your patronage.
• • OFFICE WEST SIDE PUBLIC AVENUE.
! L iSEARLE,p.
Montroize, June .25, 15 , 70. .26w2
F IRE WOI K 6 • WORKS
FIRE WORKS !
Cheap for eash ! .
LARGE ASSORTMENT ON• HAND !
CRIIMOS llociots Ire t'Craciors
ETC, ETC.
•
OTHER ARTICLES TOO TAIUMER
OUS TO MEN'T'ION
At E. C. `BACON'S.
.. • •
FLAGS- of all sizes and styles.
At. EICON'S.
Montrose, June 27, 1876.-I.mi. •
VINANCIAI STATEMENT . of tjeS•
_AL sup Township. .0n Settlement iwith the Supervis
ors the Ft.lortaX for tho year - 1615, year ending• Juae
sth, IS7 :
Bal. In Treasurer's hands for.the yelir 1874,
eddiug 18;5 . . ....,......$ OS
Amount received of Co llector ` s 214 'TS
- .
,
.
Orders paid ,' L ' 3 g .....,...5173 OT
Treasurer's percentage .-. . ' 346 . '
'eq; - 116 53
Balan;ve ‘Triitturer'i bands.
" • . d S`DIMOT,q,
GII HARM itr, •. Anditore
- A I; S'BERTHQLF.
_ On settlement 'With. the inpervp.ortiit the Doglal
for the year 187 r we And as follo': •-•
BalsOce on hand.. . . 30 54
Atr.oulit received of Coilectoir • 8130
Orders paid • ..$
_59 %5
Treaanreria percentage.. :1 :119
• Balance in Treasureeahands.:.;.
Axiditore.
•' ' • B BRRVIOLF,
On settlement with the Scipervisors of the Road tax,
for the , year MIS we ilnd
Amount of duplicate.
4002 1 '
0
Tar $B7B
Carried topoor ...
Balance due. from . .
: $ . 823
J DIMON, .
nuAltvirr, _ - Auditors.'
B REST-ROLF.
June 280610,
NNIJAL - STATFAFKicT 'OF 'FOR
est Lake .townehip for the:year ending Jane btb.
'-
SPECIAL Eso - AE TAX. s •
_iktnoturt of 4uplicate.,• 059 28
Amount ot 'exoneratione .;. . . :4; 844
pereantage:-.;. .lb 79 '•
Amount, due.. 509 05
Orderik•paid. .. . 246 78
. .
tlol. over paid... .... ..., I. ,8778'
R'eltuiding Order C 01. . :.... ._ I ...:,.. 87 . 73
'
-It , - - .
PODR . TAX.r _ , .
Amonntof duplicate .. . $539 28
Exoli erattont. , .. 844 •
Vol...liercentogv 2579
Amount: 1.: 509 05
Amount olden... 880
'Amount In 'frenEurer'3 hands... ..... 11E 42 •
Bat di elo'wn pitted 1875„. ' ~:, 4_5521
- Amount or duplicate.... ; .../ .. . 4,689 28
ESOnerat!ous • - .. . 8 ' 444_
Col percentage....' -2619, ,
Amonn; 50905
Amount orders' M 4.96
Amount in Treasurer'i. bauds.. .
,2`i409
Bal due town since -1 8U .
;Dna VAx.
-- i,853 64
,
Amount of duplicate .:. . 100 00
Due since ... .. $, 80 . 90 : 7 .
lx'Oneratione . ' ' 5•00 •
Col percentage...—. _ 500
Ard4uUt of orders, ld. .. .. ;141 OW. -
Direr paid hy '8 10
Refunded order.to Col.. . ........... .810
, ~ . nava,: ROAD VAX' , . ' ~ r' -, '- '
Stnoont of duplteate. - . - ... ....,, -., . ‘.66 74
Col V .ercentago ... . ... .... .. ;
...„..
~,,,:- 463 • _..
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atioliais= - " " PATRICK IGOR14:41 1 i•
June 18; 120. - ' , . I • "
RECEIPTS.
1754
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WHAT' trE
WANT: REBUT TD NNBNI
That llopbottom is a thriving 'Village. romantically
situated amid,hills on the BL&Wit. R. and
contains five tores in hill blast. and that'Jeffera
Blakesleehave adopted the ready-pay system, whi c h
explains why they are selling goons so low.
CODFISH, :omit' 6ienti per pound.
ASHTON SALT, by the (pick; *3.25.-
BAKREL SALT. $1.85 -
PORK, 12 cents per pottnd."
FLOUR--the hest—Tor barriq, $7,50.
LORILLARy fine cut anortd, - tobacco,
: 40 cents. - -
LONSDALE Bleached Muslin, 9 cents.
UNBLEACHED Mushn from 7 to 8 eta.
CALICO, best, from sto 7 ceuts per yd.•
CLOTHING,] per emit, $8.50 to $I&
i We are Almost
DAILY RECErVING, = NEW GOODS,
and constantly keep on 'hand everything usually kept
in Country Stores. Give us a call, that we may verify
our assertion.
WE WANT TO . GIVE YOU MORE
GOODS (to take holm.) FOR $lO,
THAN YOU EVER HAD BE
. FORE, SINCE THE
WAR. '
atrrnas & PLAKESLEE,
Hopli3ttom, Jane 21, 1876-11 w
NEW CHURCH MUSIC BOOK I
BY f,,0 Bs*wow
The Salutation! - ice./12.perd , •
This book, the first by- Mr. Emerson alone since ;1 1 1 1 e
iSatie of his popul r. 'Choral Trionte," show' the
marks, of hie unexceled toeiat tn providing: for the
tastes and wants of the Singing
. Thablie..- We have
Imre a 111 , e :li - tieing, School. Conrfte. a
.capital.collection
or easy and part sonv'_tfir prictice: and a large
ntnaber new Y.etrical Tones. enzintbs Motets. sen
texie( a, Anthems, providitt I re.4late ,, t. and, variety
in every p at. Price for Plume copy 4.35, far. which it
will be mailed. poz=t-tree'm addr ! ..ss. '
. ,
A derittvd' pretty nitil ,
Ecttoot Sod::
Book, Is tGr A coco e I. it takts at
flatbltt.:+pt.otaieu. copbo ustkitt.o, poet nth:, for 36
cent 6
Win Press, and will he readylii- time for the Fall
Trace. the folloiXin.; tfinely books:
TU AMERICAN CHORUS , 'lloOK. teary glees and
4partson^i<for Societies); :h:0, r:N•'01:E. (for
Singing Classer and (?onve tionr), bY. L, 0. Emerson ;
also, The Oratorio of Jtitsilll A, by Halide, and a new
collection of Part Songs for Men's Voices, by W. 0.
Perkius. '
OLIVER DISTON , & CO.,
BOSTON.
0. H. Distort & Co.,
711 Broadway.
,
New York.
June 21, 1876.
PITY - YOUtt
• RIAGES , •
!•
W.. OUSTERHOUT I.IAIiFOIA
Repairing dove nu a hot! Lotica, cheaper th an the
cheape •
First-class Phwtona -
" Bug,gleft,
" " Lumber wagon r. -
‘• .- 4 - Plttfarina from $l4O to -
Swell body Sleigh*.
BL ENG.
To shoe per even new, • - • $2.50
corktind set- , f 1 .40
set per span , - • ;- A A - • 1.1.00
All work werratte,l. atd , examine 'my stock
beforepurehaelt:g elevwhere.
llltrford, April 26 : `1%.-4w
TABZLI : ,, HO U,SE.
6044
JOHN - z . ..S.'T/Ot 11ET4.4
,-,PAc,f.toli.
.Nine' Stagus' and Racket leave , tblo einilv.foo
liedties, with the Montreal. Railway. the Lehigh alley
Ra Moan and the' D. L. 4. W. Railroad
'April
71 bSO Lin /01i.;
. •
.
Notirolu - berdby' giver it ha t' ran Olt brA wen
Chteter Wright, S. lu., iju A. Sou th well is
.'dlieolved by inntruil veia W...A
'
tnikkought. or, S. Wripht, Sod lentsd 'attester
Wright, their entire iitttr4 r•t peisop.i. sad
rn xed roperry*.' will t=ot iirur • lbt: • biwir (-•:r• as wind.
vg.. A, : Soothwell. o: s;ue, to endby ihe
Coinpahy. The areeuki.* vilust.t . e•*soti.cii 'lotto
.1tily.1(4.1814;• - .All'Acciatintie utitikti ut iliac date Will
be. placed jhnutte. ut.' j. Giidticti, ceq.. 0 1
Filenda'sillti, for ittruediate rotlirtrt ti.
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• • 5.,"
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•W, rstJUTIIWELL, .
k7orost : Lake,'••"*. • -
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'A.36. - year comintinete; in Septear
bet: The Anil term.4lo!.;e4 ..tho l'OezAtoy before
ThankegiVing; 'We. winter,' torn). Cuinineinect4 on the.
firet-Tuonday - -after Tf,nuk-:g-i)1111::::'Ctiorti. of Aug
full and ;cornplote. ExttourectuiltrOo, For alop,ne
or infolinteitotruddrebet;' ' JAA E S FREAR,
•• . ; • etor - , Olio, Pa.
NEw..LoT
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OF
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ti:6ll floi - tow - n
-1i; p •of Nriailetowa!
400%. in purouinc* . pr ,order. , iir I iv't',-.PriAtare.l Cowl
or the Comity Or: Sottolue. a 'tut, 1: 1 • 11) ° °
pr
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all trig "ita tie is
't.al'dtuwunhlpi end b.etintlext 'AK (Iti*Cllrle.'t I°
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on: it out tr - hy:!icittle t,t' ti 11 A 11 " 2
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' 8414,4 bulbs or P...Flitua ay; urt Ittitith by on
highway blld on trto Wiatt by loons i 4 the ituee ctiatet
( "taullolf , onii.bUttdietr ono One ecret• mote or terf 1113° '
paytly
T4.l3tti-4160,e0W11.1' (IA on ' cotttlrins.rlen
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