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ScRinSERs MAGAziSI Or June Is fully up To the
standard, regards matter, while The Illustrations
are better than usual. Clarence Cooks paper on
honse furnishing l. entertaining aud instructinR.
~ Visit 10 Beuare-, hands nely illustrated, l.
very interesting indeed. One OF the most aptrtiging
items on tho Till Of f,Te T. The Power Of Prayer.
dialect p,em by Sidns, aud clifford Laniet. Scrih-
the editorial departments containing greatNafstS
~ Interesting aud instructive matter, In con
dehsed form. II We might venture a criticism, We
should express mild apprehension that there = q
httle too much Of DR.. Holland In IL.
Ia the PorriAR scIENcE MoNturN f1r Jure, Pro-
iessor W. y. Mhitney's paper on Are Languages
Institutions In which he severely CTitic.rs Pro-
issur Max Mailer fpr not taking the pains 10 dis.
cover the We've really hcld hl him. and yet whiting
about hem 4 reprinted from ~" Contemporary r..
tirw. IN The Conservative n.sign u Organic
DISEASE Dr.. A. y. 4. King su-taius the paradox
that disea-ss pr long long. that without them MAJ
would ir NOR Liable than he l. 10 sudden death,
ana that certain processes OF disease really
tttNattte and tuntribut. 10 the longevity Of the in
organic die asr, The most Interesting a. we'll a.
most valuable article In the number h Dr a. q.
Ahhotts The Migration Of Inland Binds, IN
which he seems To 20 far towards establishing the
belief In which had generally been supposed 10 be
The result Of the supeIstituu aud fancy of Observers
The Cyclone 10 the Universe shoNs the immense
power Of this mode II the distribution OF heat 10
The economy Of the universe, The Biographical
work Of l-1i' l. a clear resume 81 Chief Justice
zeal society. There 4 number OF other articles OF
more or srs value. In the Eiiters Table the quHs-
ton between Dr. Draprr aud his CT TIC Is discussed
Dr. Tu.,'. ExpeetOIgsat is prepared by physi.
w ~ iArpl i've ears practice and s compound
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my RUFUS sARexsr. ~


On a bright August day in the year 1860,
young Tom Bradstrcet, in his little skiH,
rowed up and down Lake Chewasset, look
ing at thesUniversity crew as they prac-
tised for NE racs that was to take place
the next day.
On the right sbeneath the edge of the
green woods, Toms glad eyes beheld the
men Of st. james, pulling their forty-two
strokes, and flying along like an arrow.
Farther off was the crew Of Camworth,
spinning towards the upper end of the
water. To the left were the magnificent
fellows of Holmon Hall; and lastand finest
ofall, in the middle of the lake. coming as
Tom thought, like chain-shot," were the
giants Of st. Catherine's-their six long
oars dipping as one, their six brown backs
swaying like clock-work, and their
magenta head-handkerchiefs rising and
falling together.
Toms heart leaped as he saw them. His
admiration of this crew had made him
its warm partisan, and he never doubted
but that its men would win the race.
The stroke-oar" was youn Hercules
named Windham, ashandsom ,;Itfeilea
u u " 's'e, inns " . io"i
thusiasm that glowed and grew every
day, till it amounted to kind of worship,
anu ne iru nau'i,eu .ne face-course on MS
e. . al. lung 'oou' ''ie p,a,-nouSe icr a
nan n W near 'ne sPlehaiu champion
y~: y, pe'"aP' WI" sn'nce Oh niseye'
"n'."" ""s Wv gus! '" ho'ice MS
ps ''', 'i'"o"s' ne was very kiiiu'
.. "'u eau!,o" o''asioh' 10 Sr'e
~ o's' v.',s mat heeucu ni"i'
'"'',,e ere" o'h,e sweeping on.
,o.nJ Gu, ~: WIN eAo',e".n'' 'earpu
s ~ u .. - n's .yes uio' nus nero, ne
L. ~ aa'Is' 20 a. .,a'e' MS '',n o'o"h
r;sa....: "o H'''' nis mag
.nd1.,:'n IT,. I1,- :" = P"'oSY Sun VI aruor
L,"L.s =. "aivu'o ~, pe'anu swung
9 Ia" ~" '"oueu All" hurraneu IKE
". 10y.
n. u'u 80 NJ snPl"a i'oih 'he .iwart,
,...ataS T "'""'uo VI. ms iacc' Inc SKIN
'a.:e "o arg s'oi'e ,''a' was usea
:.. ' ~, ~ a"o''or w ro''ea overheard
nv '"' "oeP ""'er' en'aignhg one oil
tn ,aa ~ VI. "pr' AZ " went ao"h'
-. !" "'o n 'nc ooy was heip'ess'
IS r a''' '"e "a'et ny 'ne running
IN i"' ''e" VI o. 0a.ner'he hearn
p'%'"' 'u. 'U"o' 0"' '''nkii'gi !. was
.n:g s 80 'o',. ihey sho' past 'he
n Jus. "s ion' uis'PPeareo peheath the
mm,n 'ne ~, ,',Ac
u y" .,'ou " 'hu'aih BACK
"sni' sup her
ihe ooa', WIN SIX strong men, rowed
paoA 70 'ne sk'n' Inc instant "indhams
eye caught SIGHT OF the taut rope he saw
, NV 'a'u" =, 'ne "cciusi,'' oafe'uiiy rais-
n"e n'n' ne '''Ple' i'i.o inc sAiil ana
no,'oneu MS men 70 pun away Then
9'o'"s 'no iope' ne ureW rapldiy up ana
80" 'no arm o' 'iie browning BOY came IN
, ', sn'', 'nc o''"r ""''f' but 'he wet
'or s"Pl"u,io'', was gone
4 - y" ".i""'' u,'eu aiuor
nm, nm nis o'o", waiting on 'heir oars
~" n'.'' u m' kept anxious watch OF
~, ~. 'lp@ H,e'' man was ready 10 plunge
~ " 'ne 'escue' u II shoulu DE necessary.
r minute Wiia'lnli' came up lie had
'. J% 'n a n'' I s ne Plaeed MN IN the
s.an, ,"'. uo~n' 'ooA III announcer man
~ .. ."o iae.,'oa'' anu set mn, al work
- e' ~ s"e almost nieless BOY
,n III ~ s'aspeu 'ne oafS ana nlade Tor
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pick my geese as soon As the feathers
are ripe generally In May, July and
September. Those do not keep through
the winter ! kill in December; get Il
quarter ola pound of feathers from each
goose-at other pickings not quite 80
much. Goslings are fit to pick Ton the
breast only when two months Old.
They are more likely to live when not
Matched until the first of June, because
the weather is then warm and they are
not a. likely TO get chilled for they arr
a tender bird, and require good care until
one month old; that is, TO he well fed aud
kept in a warm place with plenty of
water. The same amount and same kind
Of food will raise and keep a goose that
will a hen, with this exception they
require little salt in their food, plenty
of grass and water.
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Dr. G W bcn-on, Predicting Physician, At ~
Etttw street. Hutimoie, Nd 4 DO ha. paid niut Ia
ailrhti0n 10 nervous disetssi has disfuVetri that
tAttact ofr"ieft au cham mtlr roirhiuc, Ia
bilious d. srpii' 80 ,nis or sch hradtche, nrurs
gaaud nrfN uhsnoss, THIS isa triumph IA medical
'hcmistil, anl suneprs all oNef tho county afe
oIl,tiIshE nal he prepare, ~ In pills ~ :. tenis
per TIE Durtor Il largely knoNn aud highly
issp1. Ted Ia baltimore. fpl,sapal M,fAod,d
Nc These iis eau be- o drted through auy Drug.
glsl " tl1IrAuepeI. ~ cunt plslaa lIrn.
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a NAN or a rHOuSAND

coNsrartiNr CrEfp. when death was hourly
expected nom iunsumption. all Tenedi.s having
t,ilei, aDciient he'd 10 discovery Nherrhy Dr., II.
James cured MS only child 18th pfspaf 81 Cas-
aai iHdica. He gives recipe free receipt Of
2stamps 10 pay NI-nses There " nota siBk u
tom ~ eonsnmpiion that does not dissipat Night
svsats limitation OF the Nerves, Dculi IA pc toTa.
ton sharp fains in the Lungs, NAUSEA at tho Stan.
ach, inac tonei the Bosch aud aslDF Of the Mus.
elez. Ad,s, tRADnOIk a 10, hOg Race IT., Phila.
drlphia, Pa, giving name VI this Paper,
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~ LILAC TIVE.
nv rrtrS rsacy Arprr.

The hcbclinh sung 10 = mate,
The doves wus scf,ly cooin',
I h<~rd the eiintin' 81 the gate
When Jcr art come s-wcoir'.
stood ec-ide the nlcck bush,
The sun vus slowly sinhin',
nv chcehs vus all 10 once s-blush
when I heard the esie-isich ciintin'.
Fer J~ ne vus N god an lind
Tho sich q hashfui lover
No truer friend you'd ever End
In all the vide world over.
He ses, "Es wus suin' by,
seed yer hair - shiny,
Yer eyes "a blue % summer shy,
Yer checks ez reds piny;
my hcsrt my threat come thrummin' In,
The dusk, II struck my fancy
couldn't help a-comin' in
An spcakin' TO ye, Nancy"
An then e .ez-'e e,-oh, me
Ny feelin's sits onruly
He'd nhed me all along. ye see;
rhncw he loved me truly.
An WI, hut an orphan, ton.
A-vorkin' fer my livin',
without nth &c hin knew
An when rs voice sunk soft away
A kind q tremblin' In IT.
The words tried % hsrd to say
The Heck blossoms WI, In hlov.
So sweet, with dewdrops beaded
handed i'm bunch, an Joe
The year, II psssed-the war wuz come,
The soldiers fast enrcllin'
] heard the beatin' Of the drum
thought like church-boll tollin'
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sat at the turccn and ladlcd out th,
fragrant food.
Somebody cried, windham, how
about that boy you saved Yesterday
Heard from him sincc9"
"No; but fancy he's all right. The
little rascal was pretty we'll used up,
though"
"Hc'sa dcvotcc Of yours, believe"
"Hcs Why do you think SOP
go, its the same fellow. I've seen him
standing about here staring at you like a
little owl"
windham laughed.
Il must send this morning and find
out how he is. jackson, here's your soup.
Smith-Armitagc-W ilbur-and your
health along with II. Here's TO our Vie
tory today
AT this instant quick, staggering steps
were heard upon the porch without the
door was pushed open, and wild little
figure rushed in. II was Tom.
"stopl stopr' he graspcd, holding his
hand to his side. stop stopl Don't
eat don't !" and Immediately he fell
down on the floor.
The young men could not account for
this strange visit. Was the hoy crazy ?
His bare feet were covered with mud, his
clothing was torn, and his face and ewes
looked CHASTITY aud tcrror-stricken.
Windham sprang toward him.
"What is it, Tom ~ and he passed his
arm around him, and tcnderly lifted him
up.
"The broth il poi-onedr'
"Poisoned ~
Every one started to his feet.
Eyes" painted Tom. "It'll make you
sick! Twas put in purpose-I-rm 81
tired-I ran most all the way. Did get
here in time?'
"Timcw cried Windham; you're
right on the dot, my boy. A minute more
and it would have been all day with us.
Fellows, look here! Thislittlc chap ran
all the way from his house to warn us
against an enemy's meanncss. lie has
saved us the racel Here's hero for
you. Look at him."
The young men gathered round Tom
and shook hands with him, and praised
him for his friendship and true grit.
Windham placed him in chair, and they
gave him vatar In 1rinl anI hathoJ IA.
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Gsefuf Iufocm alton.

To disinfcct moldy casks, first wash for
about five minutes with an alkaline solu.
ton of soda, and then soak for one or two
days with liquor calculated with
hydrochloric acid.
IRISH moss has been suggested as a sub
stitute for haxsccd meal in poultices. II
is said to make a superior poultice, as it
keeps moist about eighteen hours, does
not slip, is inodorous, and neither fer
ments easily nor soils the bed clothes
or linen of the patient.
FRESH bcefis considerably used in New
York city, as cure for diphthcria. II is
bound to the neck, and after about six
hours is taken off. Itisthen quite green
and the patient is much relieved. Fresh
applications several times repeated effect
azure,
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Az clopement in Millbury, Massachu-
setts, had no novel features, but il called
attention to strangely complicated
family. The wife who eloped was TWEEN.
ty-one years old, having been married
seven years, and the husband whom she
left MAS sixty-seyen. The husbands two
sons by a previous wide are married TO
his recreant wife's two older sisters, and
her brother is the husband of her hus
bands daughter.
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HoasebOid HefDs.

ORANGES Preserved ~ SLIcEs.-Re-
move the peel from three dozen oranges
and cut in slicesa quarter of an inch in
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THIRTEEN centsis the cost ofiive gallon,
Of soft soap, made from one pound Of Dob.
bins Electric Soap made by Cragin Il Co,
Phil. and the soft soap will go farther than
a dollars worth Of common soap. Try it.
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have gi,rn A. veil q. the great number 81 radio.
c"rs' they have ~, ted ha. s-asIais the fact thai
vance, aud s.ihsai ~, dr-esr 2, ,ae~r,isS sI,~a
I.s"'. Ia,sLy''s. often oau. ~ the -",rfr prr.
SURE ~ Metal fus-ss aud Suppurtrrs u l. the nnl)
.nre cur. T Hernia. a II !. Tho only Trn.s In ~.
ihat ~ bod the r1riurr .reur. " all Positions ~
cal currs when all others fail u can he worn With
sn,s amt comfort When no spring tta.s car le used
dent can di-plars u. Thess instTumsn ts have tho
sHgsailsed aPreraiV the most Eminent practitioners
From ths numerous testimonials In our Possession
"khcr tie experience u months. patient. tsstih
strongly 70 IT. 'Aoaeg. a. vel AZ TO ID. - and iTe".
j. worn' With snssrisr ad,antss-s "a" Eiase I,,.,
Possesses ~ high "gfee ALL requisites and quail
hesitation in regarding as az Important means fpI
j NJ. ciRSoCnAs, MD.
"Et-Hsalih Onrer Il the Pori Of New iofk. Sur.
ge"n-in chief Of New lork state Hospital, etc.
Geo. V. HorsE, ". D., sup't Elastic Truss Co.
ns,s ;" , Ailrr snisrihs ior ,hiIy yer, 10 ny
truss, procurable ~ this county aud IN Europe l.
iis, spl.d sSsr ti,i I-., and ,,nc'
ton, aud hrrn iaught tho trut., that thu Elastic
truss - the ny instrnmsHt that should be- used fr
tlan thirty years esaiinuons praetlcs, aud having
adjusted manY hundreds Of TtIssss aud for ~" ast
clare i BE- NY dslibsrats opinion, hat vosr Iasc
Irss' The on one entitled 10 the conhdrnc, Of the
Il 70 the requirement.. o. Tfa.. Or sapeorsS asi
am convinced that gosr Eiaaic 1rsss aciuAy cures
alsrrr proportion ~ all casss to which IL l. applied
not ohb among shildrn, but 10 numerous eases
within my own knovledgs Of patients fron 50 10 IS
years Of age.
n BURNHAM. NJ D..
Prof VI Anatomy aud Surgery, NY D.. Med tollege.
beware q cheap aud worthless imitation Eias,i.
IIussrs which sore psrtss advertise and -sll fraud
uioniiy Isptsssuting that they tured ny
the ilastiC ITuss Go.
Ihs.s rrgs.ss sent by mail % all parts Of The
country. Satisfaction guaranteed In all cases. 10.
Tor" purchasing any other, write for Dos riptNe CIR
cIlaf yfcs 10 the
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Very trnIy yours,
GIO- IL WIII1ING-

Mrs; +. X. DAILY, Metropolis, H., writes;
Dr. X, V. PIerce-My sister is using the
favorite Prescription with great benefit"
MARY ANN FRIsBIE, Lehman, Pa, writes:
" DIR. II. V. Pierce---What have taken Of
your medicine has been OF more benefit to
me than all others and hundreds OF doctors
bills"
DIR. Pierce's favorite Prescription is sold by
dealers in medicines generally.
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81 WOULD rather" said Cato, chat
people should inquire why no statue was
erected to me than why had one"
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Let the People ss,~nk.

BN. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sir-lour Favorite Prescription has
done my wife a world good. She has taken
nearly two bottles and has felt better the past
two weeks than at any time in the past two
years. No more periodical pains none Of
that aching back or dragging sensation In
her stomach she has been accustomed TO
for several years. have so much confidence
in it that would be perfectly willing to
warrant 20 certain customers Of ours who
would be glad to get hold of relief at any ex.
pense. ] have tried many Patent Medicines,
but never had any occasion to extol one be-
fore.
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GEO. P. RowEll q Co.

Tnr ELASTIC TRUSS
Asp SUPPORTER 4.
nov supeTsedtng oil
other, icing Asiuptr,l
even where ~ The had.
ing pip sicisns. surgeons,
druggists army and navy
hospitals, x, mnasium.,
etc etc.
The success aud mi.
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II is often remarked by strangers visiting
eur State that we show larger proportion Of
good horses than any other State in the
Union. This, we tell them, is owing to two
principal reasons in the first place, We breed
from the very best stock and in the second
place, our people use lAeriiaH's Cdrairy Con.
ddiOn Po,rsfers, which in our judgment are Of
incalculable advantage
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ScrofnIa, or Kings Evil, whiio

Swelhngs. I lccrs, Erylpcias, SWclicd Neck.
Goittc SCreiulous determinations lndplcnt
determinations, Mcrcunal Affections. Oh
Sorc', EmpuoHs Il the SKIN, suro lyc.. &c.
In these. as IN all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKLR's NINrGAR IiIrEus have
shown their great curative power, IN tho
mot .l,attuaf, arI tUFs.gf.n1n ,uaga
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THE FAMILY SEWING MACHISE.-The in.
yention Of the Wilson shuttle sewing ma.
chine exerts an influence over domestic com.
fort unequaled by any invention Of the last
hundred years. As an economical arrange.
ment IL enables one person to do the work OF
ten in superior manner, and with un-
speakaDly more comfort. Machines will
be delivered at any railroad station in this
county, free Of transportation charges, IL
ordered through the company's office, at
Cleveland, Ohio. They send an elegant eat
alogue aud chrome circular free on applica.
ton. This company want few more good
agents.
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-! 1PP;ia '" -, ,"n-,iI 49, .a".,bs
Tightncss Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Errctailuns of tho Stomach, Bad Taste
In tho Mouth. Bilious Attacks, l'alriiI.
tation Of tho Heart, Inflammation Of tho
Lungs, Pain In tho region II tho nd
ncys, and a hundred other painful synp-
toms, arc the oilsprings II Dyspepsia
One bottle will prove better guarantee
Of It's merits than lengthy alvcrtlAe-
ment.
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ANALIAaLE DISaoNEnX.

Dr. T'tt's E>peetOraat Is prepared by physi.
ah II iWeniy hte years practice and s comp pound
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Foriiry the body agai,.,, disease

by purifying al lis ilUi9svItl NtNrsAR
BITfrEs. No cridcmic can taho hold
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coz MlIk. Agents wanted c,cryvhefr. For
TSO outht 6c, FKirCn a MALkEK bal ton. Ohio
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ter. salt Kheum, Blutchcs. Spots. rimplcS
lristules Boil.. Carbuuclcs. Ring worms.
scald head. Sore Eycs. Erysipclas, Itch.
Scurfs. Di>coloratious 81 tho SKIN. llumor,
aud Diseases Of the SKIN ct whatever name
or nature. arc literally dug Up and carried
ont Of the system in short time by The gsc
nf thaao Ritter
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Mechanical Diseases. Persons en-

gagged IN Paints and Minerals, such ~
Plumbers. Typc-settcri. Gold bca,cr'. and
Miners. a. they advance IN he, are subject
TO paralysis Il the Bowels To guard
against this, take dose Of WALTtS.s VIZ.
ta,a Itt--rtfps .g,..f,uaflt.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-10
Relies Of the Stone Axe,

DR.. hans HiIdebrand, the Swedish anti
quarry, has just made peculiarly interest
ing discovery in the neighborhoM Of
Christianstad. At Nymo, near that town
q tumulus from the Bronze Age was ex-
amined, n which, under a great heap Of
stones, were found two burnt corpses and a
small bronze ring. In stone chest close
by were found the bones Of about twent,
persons, all buried in sitting posture, to.
gether with two amber beads ana a bo, {
spear-head. kut the most important dis
cOveries were made in the wholly VI
touched "Jetteslue' at Fjelkinge. by tn,
side Of the entra. &c were several hundred
fragments Of richly orna. .n;cd clay ps'l
aud two flint axes. Inside wore found hu
man skeletons, quantity Of amber, per
torated animal tooth, four hone vessels
flint knives, &c. In the Southern porter
Of the chamber itself were the bones u
four sitting figures and skull was picked
up in perfect preservation. Unfortunately
the roof gave way, which made it impcssi.
bic to investigate the Northern part Of the
chamber. Bones Of don 60 ic animnls W. re-
scattered everywhere. The great impor.
tance Of this discovery consists in the
strong additional evidence it gives Of the
existence Of domestic animals III wsden
during the S;,nr Age.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-10
0UR MINIATURE POSTER

To those who are obliged to eat tfei
meals from home, visit the Bingha n
House. Fresh beefsteak, bread, but er
and coffee 80 cents. Veal outlets, NUT OF
chops, ham and aggs. Cove plants three
times week, fresh oysters daily.
All fond of good oysters 60 to Chand
lsr's No. 2 W. 5th street.
Culbert's hats are warranted to ft easier
on the head than any others in town.
Niddleton's grocerie 6 are Of the best
quality and lowest prices, it is convenient
to ladies marketing. 4th and King.
Knapp's patent Spring Rollers Shades
and all hung for $1.75 each, at McBride'a
72S Market st street.
The best fried oysters IN the city to be
had at Chandler's, w. Fifth Street.
j. c. Massey is now ready to wait on
those who are selecting holiday gifts, 40a
King street.
NcCusker's shoes are sold at the lowest
rates in town. They wear such length of
time that the wearer gets tired Of them, ZIG
". Second street.
Adair's, Fourth and King, is the only
place in the State for the renovation OF
feather beds.
Ladies' felt hats of all shapes and sizes,
SO and 10, 121 Snipley street.
All in want of music or musical instru-
ments 90 to Robelen & Bros. They have
just arranged new stock fsr;holiday present.
Store-keepers are always pleased to wait on
shoppers ; the buyers come next.
To save money or making mistake, 20
right to Halls sos King street, and get q
cheap boot or shoe. His prices are in reach
of all. Fine boots, $2.75 to $4.25; ladies
and gents fine shoes specially.
Ladies who are fond of dancing Fsnnes-
sey, shoe emporium, 22l Market street is
the place for white kid slippers, sold lower
than in Phila.
Culbert's silk hats are warranted to keep
color and gloss. The plush used is French
manufacture, The store is opposite the
Clayton House.
Buckingham & Co., Sd street market
keeps on hand large stock Of batter.
Fresh roll butter and New York Goshen,
Attnore's mince meat. General assort.
ment Of groceries, preserved fruits, &c.
These in want of Shoes, will save money
by paying visit to the store OF John Green,
2O4 W. End. His motto is quick sales and
no profit. The percentage from the manu-
factory is all ho requires. Remember John
Green's, Shoe Store 204 W. End.
For glossy silk hat 20 to Culbert's, Mar
ket street, opposite the Clayton House.
For pair of white kid slippers for ball
or parties, 80 to Finnessey's, 221 Market
street.
McCusker has just the boots and shoes
to please, you will find him 216 West I'd
street.
For fried oysters that are good, 90 tc
Chandler's, 8 West Fifth street.
Those who have not as yet visited Green's
shoe store on Second street, ought not tc
delay in going, He is selling at such low
rates, that there Is always crowd of peo
pie awaiting their turn to buy. Remember
2O4 west Second street.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-10

On the recommendation of the Chief oi
Ordinance, the following changes in the sta.
tions of the officers of the Ordinance De.
partment are made Captain Cullen Bry.
ant, from Watertown Arsenal, Mass, to the
Watervilet Arsenal, West Troy, N. T.; Cap.
tain William Prince, from thd Frankford
Arsenal, Pa, to the National Arsenal
springAe Id, Mass; First Lieut. enant E. N
Wright, from the Rock Island Arsenal, lii.
nois, to the Frankford Arsenal, Pa.