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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
FIFTY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray.

TIE ASSAULI On NOUNDsMAN WEBB.
Roundsman William II. Webb. OF tie Nineteenth
precinct, rho VAS staooed on Saturday night oy
Ethan Curry. appeared IN court yesterday aud
preferred a compliant against us assalant. rne
accused pleaoed mot gunty.r and was Committed
Tor trlai ID delault Of g. 900 bail.
PROBABLE MURDER IN 4 LIQUOR STORE
Michael Cunningham, the bartender Of the nquor
store on tue southeast o. Fortytnird street
and sixth avenue, was arraigned on a charge or
iatdly wOuuding Michael Mccarthy. who lives over
the store, ana win whom ne had qusrrei on
sunday night. Mccarthy was struck on the NECK
with a bottle ia Cunningnam's nand, seyerlng one
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MARRIAGES AND DEATaS
MARRIED.

EAsroS- KIssAM.-Tn BROOKLYN, March 81. at tho
residence OF the BRIDES graDdmotner. ~ the Rev.
Elvln X. smith. rector " ST. Marg'r Hail Buring-
ton, n. j. NEWTON c. EAsToN, oI Jersey CITY, TO
ALICE, daughter OF Edward Nissan, OF New YORK
city.
MooRE-TYLER.-On Thursday, April l. at Trinity
chapel New York. Dy the Right Rev. Alfred Lee,
ID. D., OF Delaware, ALEXANDER MOORE. United
States Army, TO MARY Law, daughter OF General
Daniel Tyler.
fHoMPs0N-ACKER.-On Thursday, April |. NJ
the residence Of the DrI1e's parents by the Rev.
John NJ. Heffernan, rector OF st. Pau's church,
Paterson, n. j., HENRY THOMPSON, oil new Rochelle,
n. T., 10 MELISSA, daughter oiDavid d. Acker, ESQ.,
No cards.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. April s, 1876
No. IL. John b. Schaley, executor, &c, appel
liant, vs.. George Hart Mumlord ct al, respond.
ents.-Argued by +. A. McComber Oh counsel lor
appellant, and by George +. Daniortn Tor respond
ents.
No. q. Henry Teneyck, appellant, VS.. Oscar
Craig ct al, executors, &c, respondents.-Argued
by j. IL. Whlttemore and Henry r. oelden o. coun-
sci Tor appellant, aud by George F. Danlorth Tor
respondents Case stu on.
Adjourned to Tuesday, April 9, 1875.
CALENDAR.
Day calendar Tor Tuesday, April 9, 1875 Nos.
IS, 46 liz, 173, l79, 107, l69.
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DRAINED WITH A BOTTLE.

on the night OF the 31st ult. Michael Mccarthy
and Mcnael Cunningham engaged Ia a light IN
the barroom at No 554 sixth avenue. Cunning
ham struck Mccarthy on the head With bottle,
INJECTING injuries that we're considered serious,
but not necessarily ldtal. Cunnlu Eham was ar
rested ana hed % await the result OF MS VICTIMS
wounds. Yes erdaY Coroner WOltmIn was n0ti-
hed TO take McCarGhys ante-mOrfem statement,
buL on going 10 his bedside found him IN an IN.
conscious state. The unfortunate man Win IN all
PROBABILITY Ole. Cunningham is sttH under arrest
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UNITED STATES CoURT-CREIINAL
BRANCH

The April term OF the above Court began yester-
day Judge Benedict presiding. man named
George Albert Mason, who claimed TO be detec-
tive OF the secret service DIVISION indicted Tor
selling counterfeit currency, VAS arraigned and
re used 20 plead 10 the Indictment. The Court
consequently ordered a mot guilty. plea entered,
and Mr.. Benjamin b. Foster was assigned a ms
counsel. The accused objected to the Court Sc
lecting counsel Tor hlm, declared IL was ''put-up
joD,n and assei ted his innocence most empnatl-
cally. Inc day Tor the trial was not ses.
The trlai oil Augustus Myers Tor the murder,
with a DANGEROUS weapon, OF Isaac Henry, steward
oil the American orig John Sherwood, was set Tor
Thursday next.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.

FALsK REPRESENTATIONS.
Nj. David Led with, Comptroller Of the Emgrant
Indnstr al savings BANK preferred a charge or
false pretences against one Charles Walker, alias
Charles r. Thompson, who, il j. alleged, swinded
Vtat INSTITUTION out or $780, on tie 3ist OF
Aarcn walker introduced himself TO Mr.. Led
with as Charles r. Thompson, and stated tuat ne
wished 70 open an account in the bank. at the
same time referring 10 the m Or Wnmerdng,
win Mr. ltoRuet Jris name written on the BACK.
TIE q edenuats Oetng satisfactory, Walker de-
posted draft dated March. ~, 1875. for
e., 80 drawn 70 toe order 81 " aries r. Thompson
oE the Fourth National Bank ana Endorsed
s.Cnarlcs X Thompson Mr.. Walker, alias
Thompson received $3.50 n bank bills ana lett tie
remaining 5000 on deposit Toe arait was sent
to the Fourth NatiOnal Bank for collect on, and
was subsequently returned 20 me Emgrant In.
dusirIal savings Bank as worthless. Walker was
arrested DY Detectives Thompson and >levin yes
terday morning on the corner 81 sixth avenue
Kasmire In $4,000 bail 10 answer.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
Thomas Barton was arraigned on a charge or at
tempted burglary preferred by Mr.. Edward Fuller,
OF No. IS West Ihir y-sixtn street on sunday
night Mr.. Fuller being awakened by a noise on the
parlOr door or his house. went down stairs aud
found that the window on the rear nau be n
forced open. He sent 70 tile Twenty-nintn pre-
clnct station house, and Of1cer knDge was az once
detailed TO the spOt. Inc lower oil tue nou. Q
was thOfoaghy searched aud then tue back Yard,
wnere the prisoner Thomas Barton was found,
wttna quantity OF burglars tools IN his possession.
Judge kasnlfe yesterday held him ia 5000 bail
10 answer.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

or the main arteries His death being probable.
the accused was remanded 10 ewait the action Of
the Coroner
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THE TEMPLETON CHILD CASE.

TbE LII HIM NNlII1D -7AalI..
Pursuant 20 the adionrnment on saturday last
further action In tue Baoeas corpus proceedings
Wltn a view 20 determine whether the child Wille
b. Tempeton should remain tn the custody OF his
grandfather. Colone, William q. Tempieton, or Be
transferred 20 the care OF MS mother, Ida Maude
Templeton, VS. had yesterday morning before
Judge D3n0Hue, IN supreme Court Chambers.
colonel @. ". Hardie, the reieree, was present, 50
was the chid. and SO the opposing contestants
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-02-27
LEHIGHTON, PAa
SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY ~, 1875,

Not one sufficient reason, says the
New York Sun, is to be found in the
report of the Secretary Of the Treasury
or in the statement of the chairman Of
the ways and means committee,tO iusti.
ty the monsterou5 demand for forty
millions Of new taxes, which is how
made almost Oh the eve Of the adjourn
ment Of Congress. AT time when
every interest is suffering, and industry
Is PROSTATE beyond any former expert D.
ence, 1t is deliberately proposed to lay a
tax which is equal to one dollar per
head for every man, woman aud child
IN the United States--white and black
without the least show Of necessity. Ii
is alleged as an excuse for this measure,
that the sinking fund is in arrears, aud
the public credit will suffer II that de,
felt is not made good. This is what
MIR. Dawes has told the House and the
country. Mr.. 4. II. Roberts, after re-
yising all the estimates from customs,
internal Ievonue, and miscellaneous
sources, and bringing the treasury re-
turns down to the last week Sums UP
in these words: "The figures 1 have
submitted show an apparent balance in
the Treasury of about 81, 900, 900 ON the
1st Of July next" 1t is thus demon.
atTated that there is no such necessity
as pertended in regard to the sinking
fund, while the revenue will exceed The
expenditures by several millions on the
1st of July next. "The forty Millions
says the New York Sun, "are wanted
for other objects than those which are
OStensibly put forward to conceal The
real design. The President needs a fnl
Treasury and large revenue Of ready
money to carry out the partisan plans
which have been concocted for the com
ing year, and which form a part of thl
atr0cious programme disclosed for Lou
isiana, Arkansas, and other States
Every dollar derived from these taxes
if passed, will be used TO coerce thC
South into the support Of third term
and to control the Convention in tht
Presidents personal interest. Tht
whole proposition is shameful in ever,
aspect, and as urged in Congress is 1
deliberate fraud on the country. NJ
man can vote for this eXtortion ant
hope to retain confidence at home. !
is q bill to oppress and plunder tn
poor, and to provide millions for tn
Presidential campaign by outrageOu
taxation"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-02-27

The monster job of the session, the
Southern Pacific Railroad bill, was
overwhelmingly defeated in the House
Monday. An immense lobby has been
at work for the project ever since Con-
gress met, but the scheme was buried
30 deep Monday that it will not be heard
Of again IN this Congress-, To MI.
distinction Of fatherhg it in the House
A two-thirds majority was required 10
suspend the rules and set the time for
the consideration Of the biz. but tine
measure was so unpopular and there
was so unpleasant an UdOr about It tina.
the motion diI not obtain even ma
iority vote. a large number, however,
voted for tho Bill on account 0t LOCAL
and sectional inl-eGCC5.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-02-27

Those bonds arc issued for the purpose Of rais-
ing funds for the erection of building in the
City Of New York, TO he used for
Perpetual Worlds Fair,
permanent home, where every man ufacturer can
exhibit aud sell his goods, and every patentee can
show his Invention; centre of industry which
will prove q vast benefit to the whole country.
For this purpose, the Legislature of the State Of
New York has granted charter to number, of
our most wealthy aud respectable merchants, and
these guntlemen have purchased no lesst than eight
blocks OF the most valuable land in the City OF
New York. Tue building to bo erected will lie
seven stories high (l50 feet in heightG surmoun-
ted BY magnificent dome, and will cover a space
of % acres. 1t will bo constructed OF Iron, Brick
and Glass, and made firc-proof. The bonds, which
are all for $50 each are secured by first mort
gage on the land and building, and for tho pur-
pose Of making them popular, the directors have
decided to have quarterly drawings Of S150,000
each; this money being the interest on the amount
OF the whole loan.
Every bondholder must receive at least $2l.OO,
but he may receive
$A0O,0OOl
Or S35,R,J or $4,000. or $1,000, or $1,000, 30.
Nc.
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TNay Rgrs,u5pEC

Chicago had O. $3.50. 600 fire Nopdav.
bir tos hco, fr,ro1,,.d tr ro
State Senate rerula,inE tbg sale Of
patent medicines.
=, ,,o e,,,,s Monde. , l,rr ..r,s,
T., Co. ~ 80, 49,, ,i i,,,tt'',, ,,,t,t
~ ,n,,S ,',"a ,''a- ". -, Il '7
'0t' "''' '''''',''
?e'eI@' '"a' cars ana ,a'''iie'L
Ita,n ran mo Gs'" "Ji'ei az 'Ng AI'v
,t,,,NSU sat.' ','.i,r ,,aS,o, ~. ''t I,l so g,1sr
LroLoTSn nF tt. CnsI trsi, 80 Iilo5'
" o'-''n y, W.. .''' -, - '',9
- u'9p','n IlO'u i'o''on "'!' w
Lel,s uiln t-'Ile' "a, 1, I'''i,i ,'I 'iis
VI IenuSJ ''unl" naS po'''1'1cu Vl'0
AlISsaCuus o'.S L5l lst,,'iS y" oi...
SAloe Ny5 lilL,i1ons q, lys it9 Niol .S-ho
uyuus, on ,, CV!,ui''on t,ay II si,eLt 0s.iy
alI coal ues'll'e1 loi -h"'S11n' 'Ise'.5 ~ d
!ave lu u 'lo' nuoio '"'n 1.- oeA'9 te'
illIio'
n ielLer las heen received IN sioux
CITY IRON tue party who lett thaJ place
IN Octobei ior tho gold mines at the
Black hl!Is. TIC party, thIty IN NUN
Der, Ead not Deou MOlusted Dy the In
dams, were comfortably quaIteIed near
the centre ot the nils, ana were pros
rectug With Success.
Two peddlers were Shot near MoOres-
Vile, in Licking county, Ohio, on the
night Of the 14th inst, by Mr.. Mohr
Gnd a poddler who was stopping at his
house. One OF the robbers was killed
on the spot; the other, who was wouu'
ded, died next day. He was Mohr's
brOther'in-law.
We desire 10 call the attention Of our
readers to the fact that the financial
agents of the Industrial Exhibition
COMPANY Of New York have inst i5su.
ed Prize Puzzle, Offering tc the uar-
son giving the most correct answer @
Prize of Five of their Premium Bonds,
valued at $4,000; to the person giving
the second best answer. Three BONDS
(2G000 WORTH; and 60 the third best
reply, Two Bonds 5000 WORTH
In consideration that these Bonds are
issued on a plan according 10 which the
principal can never be- lost. willie the
holder of a single Bond has a chance to
receive one OF the many Capltal Pre-.
miums amounting 70 500, 600, S95 900,
! $4,000, &c, &C., it is certainly adyi5-
able to send your address to MOrgsn.
thau, Bruno 4 Co.. No. % Park Row,
who will send one of thu Prize Puzzles,
free Of any EXPENSE. .--GOlden Age
Edward Snspclor di.5 at t,,s rosi,,ar ,c
of DR. SqmnpI A 5indd re,r Rrvor-
! town in ThoTlae corotr Ma On SST.
dav nimht losi Groncier ,.as orrps..d
with Harold At,srctt ~ ,",,,I,iio A..
mold. Dr Mndd ana Mo Gnrrstf And,
tried Nv miIiInrg S.nr,rrfeei,n Gov fhe os.
sassinatinn c"rsnfracC' wh'sE regnr'o6
In tha rnnr7o,. oF pTSsident Tfncot, in,
hnriI 19GF 12aofb t1a Io7-f1r nj ne
cnnsniroc,, ,r,s kflI "a in ~, -o+t,,,,.,t to
csnti,ra lin. iIornIJ At5"ro+I ,svno
and HTrs tr--oig 80 Toncoi -, tho
ward NJ the ola narifentiary, byi,ting on
fhe IN of TrIy TsGS. Dr. Mill "a -
/ mold ana C,Toy,,Ii,, - s,,,,1.,s4 rr,
the Drv q,,,,rrSs Co., H., ava s',.r,-.' an.
to siy ,ears, ir'1,,,is' s,5 inInr -
tha esp,o y,roca nSTorr1,i,,, .ito5 a.
DTv TortpgaS Jrvfr-, a rn'.,y, So.
nnidemic ard oTC,t ;,o ciosn nv ,,-'si-
Sent JohTso,ss oJmini,.r1tf.1 Mi
Snanqler and drnoti "'re 'rSorri,
tba Setitinr f1r tI,, ,,,,,,,,.,,. ..e ,,.
! na,.iIl,,I - - .-
#H
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-02-27
EVTs CUREaD EsGEE!!

Any person suffering from the above
disease is requested 80 address Dr.
PRICE, and trial bottle OF medicine
will be forwarded by Express
FREE
The only cost beng tho Express
charges, which, owing tJ my large bus
mess, are small.
DR.. Price has made tho treatment Of
FITS OR EPILEPSY
q study for years, and he will warrant
a cure by the use Of his remedy.
DO not fail TO send to him for trial
bottle; it costs nothing, and he
Will CURE YOU,
no matter OF how long standing your
case may be, or how many other rene
dies may have failed,
Circulars and testimonials sent with
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE
BE particular 10 give your Express,
as well as your Pos. CGce direction, and
Address,
DIR. GAASs PRICE,
67 william street, New EoEl.
feb 27-52t
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-02-27
New Advertisements.

ENOR RENT. APIEE4 Esf,
- The S,Ore-TOOm and Fixtures, on
Bank Street, Lehighton, now occupied
by Q. w. Lent as Drugstore. ANY
alterations to suit other business, dg.ir
ed by a good tenant, Will be made al
short notice. Terms moderate. Apply
to +. LlEBENSUlu.
Feb 2l-w3E
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-02-27
Plymouth E6isseg,

The testimony in the great Brooklyn
trial reveals singular proneness to
giving and receiving personal endear-
ments among certain prominent actors
in the scandal. Mr.. Tilton swears
that Mr.. Beecher kissed him, and that
he endured it, even after he knew that
Mr.. Beecher committed adultery with
his wife. Mrs. Moultou says that she
kissed Mr.. Beecher directly upon his
confession of guilt and threat of self
murder. Mr.. Beecher is represented on
several occasions as laying his hand
caressingly upon Ir, Moulton's Shouts
der; and from question put to Mrs.
Moulton by Mr.. Beecher's counsel, it
would seem that an attempt will be
made to show that not only Mrs. MOul-
ton, but also Mr.. MOulton and MI.
Tilton, were in the habit Of kissing
Victoria Woodruff. On reading Of these
things the protane reader is reminded
of the popular quatrain:
- saw EsAU kissing KATE,
In fact, we all three saw;
! saw ESAU, he saw lEATI.
And she saw l saw EsAU,"
This sort of universal osculatiOn and
fondling would seem TO be usual and
custOmary observance in the ritual of
Plymouth congregation, though it does
not yet appear that anybody has kissed
HenryTC. Bowen or Brother Shearman.
Apart from the alleged kissing Of Mrs.
Tilton by Mr.. Beecher, which is in dis
pute in the case,it appears by an qbun-
dance Of unquestioned testimony that
the great pastor is wont frequently TO
relieve his gushing feelings by these ex-
pressive demonstrations; and his exam
pie, at least in this respect, would nat
urally be initiated by the generality OF
his devoted flock.
Perhaps here is the secret of the as
tonishing popularity of Plymouth church
The kissing all around, inCulcated by
the pastor in practice as well as 10 pre-
cept, must be highly gratifying to many
of the members, especially the old maids;
while the younger people may learn to
give up the sinful diversion of the round
dances for the superior bliss of pious
kissing. The pews in the church have
always sold at high prices, but very
likely the universal publicity which
these peculiar facts have now attained,
may render the competition at the next
annual vendue more productive than
ever.-N. y. Sun.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-02-27
BGah EGSGaaGGo

late OF ELIZABETH NCTITUE0P.
decd, viz. AN chat certain lg. piece
or parcel Of ground situate, wing ana
being TO tho borough Of LoHiEh.oH,
Carbon County, Pa bounded and de-
scloCd as follows, 70 wit: Beginning at
O stone, thence by land OF Lewis GGyag
south three degrees and one-hlli Yves.
twenty tgo purghgs and one-teu.u to q
stone, thence ny Land OF George Es-A
due east twelve pelches aud two-leuth8
20 q stone; thence by land OF The late
John huu,Gi deceased, north twenty
nine degrees west eleven pUIcLUs 60 O
stone; ttCuCe Oy the same north four
aud ONE LI.! degrees east nineteen Der
chGs and turgu-ten1hs 10 q corner in Q
public road: thence by said public road
south h!ty-Gye degrees west eight per-
ches 20 the place Of beginning, contain
ing 1 AcIa and ~ Perches Str.c. Meas
uEe,
The improvements thereon are q one.
and a-hat story DWELLING HOUSE,
With Basement; q good Well OF Water
and % number Of Choice Fruit Trees.
Terms and Conditions will DO made
known at the time and place OF sale, by
: THOS. KEMERER.
LeLighton Feb, 20, 10. Administrator.
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to consist OF
SONG. DUNTS.
lie LS Not Jealous.

Wherein a newly married couple do net
appear to be happy; the lady strives TO
make her husband Jealous, and prevails
upon her uncle TO assist her; she carries
out her plans, but how she succeeds In
the end is shown with fulluesS ANA q
striking life like persnnihcatiOu. This
will be eutiIely ia German, for the
benefit OF those Qi OUr German friends
who prefer listeling to their native
language. Next in order will be the
great American Farce, entitled Tho
Prosecuted DutChnaD
John Schmidt, of theG Of Schmidt
Won Dunduv Kclt & Co., dealers IN
boots and shoes, tread findings and uder
tingo, makes lis appearance after nav
ing been On q collecting tour through
the country ; stopping aJ q hotel on his
way home, Le meets with some laugh
able adventures, but although he les
pes5ecuted on all sides during his stay
at the hotel he, with the persistcnCa
peculiar 10 his race, never says die, aud
finally comes out right side up, but in a
very delapidated condition consequent
upon his rough handling. II is rich,
Cone and see it!
Scenes In q F'ireTnan'S s Life
Shows the dangers and hardshirs the
Fireman uudergogs in the faithful per
loImance Of hisduly in d.lIo,aut stages.
The whole viii be present.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-02-27
CONSUMPTION NuRE2g.

~
10 Er Lf7r ef Casdoa .l3ro,ate.
EsTEEaEp FRIEND
win You please inform your read
egs mat ] have positive
C,Wg gH CONSUMPTION
and all disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs, aud lhaJ by IT'S use in my pFac.
l!ce, / have cured hundreds o. casy5,
ana viii give
100000
for case it viii not benefit. Indeed,
so strong is my tuith, } win send %
Sample, free, 60 any sufferer address.
ing mP.
Please show this letter 30 any one
you may know who is suffering from
these diseases. and obljge,
Faithfully Yours,
DR.. T. s. &U3Ty
90 William street, New Work.
Feb. g.-EGt
, 1875-08-15
REAL ESTATE wANTED.

n T1STED-UViNPR0VFD Or INPK0VKD REAL
" estate for all cash. Wabash State. Clark Or any
Of the streets between South Watct sad
Inquire Of JACOB WE'LL i GEO. a. sRAVEaNS,
No. N6 DeAtbornst.
1ITANTKD-sa OR l0o FEET FRONTING CENTRAL
w PARK. for immediate imp1overaent; one having
such will please 9ivo full PARTICULARS Addreas S8 IFh
uns nfdce.
IY7ANTEDls TO 20 ACRES, IMPROVED. WITHIN
W Is miies Of Chfcaxo and halfie frn depot; runsk
be hargau. Address II. Trihuna ohce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-26
dtnil,mtns furnishing C'ooOs.
II E.P.-HOLIDAY SALE OF KEEPS

ACCEPTABLE. ELFG NST. USEFUL PRESENTS
KLLPs PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS.
6FOKt a.
The material would cost % per cent more.
KEEPS shirts are beautifully mace from wamsutta
muslns BAson's best Irish lncn al thrcr ply all sizes
elegant styles perfect nttlng oe finished easy
hemmlng pocket hArdk crchlcf only require sleeves
put H. Guns SHE seams scwed up every thing fur.
nished siceves cut. CUTS made.
Cos. Of material 10 New YORK to make One dress
shirts
Is yards wamsulta muslin at II cents......s2 10
nne linen bosoms at o. ccnts............. 80
pair nne linen cud- At - csnts......... 50-G 50
II seems Incredible that We can sell shirts OF
material. elegantly made. q for 80.
hut we do it. and a very large scale. We have
been making shirts for 10 years. We cannot produce
better shirts price. d. believe any other
parties We guarantee every OF KEEPS shirts
equal In ~ ~ rcsprc' to the very Ocst.
The price will Oe checrfullJ refunded for any not
proving perfec y satisfactory We ask tho people to
examine shirts rend address postal card for
samples. which viii be sent fec.
KEEP MANUFACTURlSG CO.
lGj and i61 Mercer ".
51l BfoAdway
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29
GOVT JAs
& PEABERRY
nfAJ1HTNy5r,

The above in grain or roasted and ground.
TEAS, full Zine, the largest in this section,
consisting of Gunpowder, Imperial, Young
Hyson, Oolong, English Breakfast ID Japan,
of qualities and at prices defying competition.
Broma, Cocoa, Chocolate, Rachahout and
other delicious beverages.
CANNED GOODS, embracing every variety
of fruit and vegetables, put up expressly for
family use. Fresh and Spiced Salmon and Oys-
tiers, HOLSTERS, Potted Ham, Chicken, Turkey,
Beef and Tongue, and American and English
Pickles of every kind.
CONTEMPORARIES AND PRESERVED
GOODS in great variety, Cheese, Crackers APP
ple-butter, Mackerel, Herring and Cod Fish,
Molasses and Syrups, Family Bacon. Lard and
Butter, Vinegar, &C., &c.
SPICES, general aud complete line, whole
and ground, guaranteed fresh and pure
Vermacelli, Macaroni, Starch, Flavoring Ex-
tracts, Salad Oils Sauces, prepared Horseradish,
Essences, Backing, Shoe and Stove Polish,
Laundry Blue, Washing and Toilet Soaps. and
Housekeepers Sundries generally.
Brooms. Whisps, Baskets, Buckets, Tubs
Pals, Bowls, Trays, Washboards, Dppers, and
| busting and Shoes Brushes, and thousand and
one other other articles.
TOBACCO, Chewing and Smoking of Super
| or grades, and the finest brands of Imported
and Domestic Cigars.
| This establishment, differing, as tdoes, from
every other in this city, offers peculiar advant
| ages to all buyers. and we earnestly ask tn
patronage of ourpeople.
TURNERG HARTMAN.
feb2t-lyr Main ST., Staunton, Va.