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The New York herald., 1875-12-23
The Democratic Mot d'Ordre-sImbe-
cility 20 the Front"

There is a strong family likeness be-
tween Speaker Kerr's selections for i'm
portant stations and Governor Tilden's.
Governor Tilden tried his hand in the DEM
ocratic State Convention-which was sur
rendered to his control-and it is safe to say
that his choice Of candidates was such as
would not have been made either by the free
choice of the convention or the spontaneous
preference Of the democratic masses. Con-
sistent democrats, who had stood by the
party through good report and evil report,
who had acquired experience in its ranks
and ignored to confer honors on men who
had no standing in the party apart from the
favoritism of the Governor. 'Little Charley
Fairchild," small fourth rate attorney, was
nominated for Attorney General over the
heads of hfty strong democratic lawyers who
would have been glad Of the Office since the
salary was doubled by the last Legislature.
Mr.. Fairchild who was barely competent for
the subordinate office he held as the Attorney
Generals deputy, was promoted over the
heads of able democratic lawyers be-
cause Governor Tilden wanted tool
The Governors first selection for State
Engineer was Horatio Seymour, Jr., an
estimable young man without the requisite
experience, whose wiser uncle persuaded
him to decline the nomination. The ticket
was made up of men who had no strength in
the party and depended on the support of
the Governor to keep them in favor. If he
should frown they have nothing in the demo-
cratic party to fall back upon. These polit-
ical neophytes are mere vassals of the Gov
ernor, whose wishes they dare not cross, be-
cause it would be political annihilation.
This revolving form of Casarism, which seeks
to crush official independence and subjugate
all wills to one MASTER is anti-American and
anti-democratic. Public officers should
stand upon their ability and their weight
with the people, and not on seryility to man
who can destroy them with his breath.
We have just had in Washington the same
comedy that was acted in September at SYRIA
cuse, though with different costumes and
scenery. The proper title of the play is
Small Men in Great Parts; or, Talents to
the Rear" AS Governor Tilden wanted
puppets in the State offices, SO puppets are
wanted in Congress- A democrat of ability
and independence as the leader of the House
during this session might break great
deal of contraband Presidential crockery.
A man competent for the place
would be apt to act on his own
judgment. A puppet was wanted whose
motions could be controlled in the interest
of clique Morrison was selected for Chair
man of Ways and Means on the same princi-
pie that ''Little Charley Fairchild" was Sc
lected for Attorney General. There is no
danger that men foisted into places above
their capacity against the party sense OF fit
ness will take the bits into their mouths and
carry their riders where they do not wish to
go. Such small and contemplate politics
will have but short-lived success.
A PERTINENT QUESTION One of the vows
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR

NOTICE TO sUBSCRBERs.-O and
after January /, 1875, the daily and weekly
editions of the New YORK HERALD will be
sent free of postage.
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neglected seemed to be the pleasant feature
Of the evening. General Grant did not give
his opinion on this or anything else.
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LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. 46 FLEET STREET.
PARIS OFFICE-AVENUE DE L'OPERA.
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
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The EXPLOSION of q gas main in Boston
yesterday was attended with serious loss OF
life
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WOODS MUSEUM
Broadway Of Thirtieth street-KIT at p. NJ.
closes at 10 40 r. NJ Matinee at r. N. L. s. Chanirau.
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BOOTHS THEATRE,
Twenty third and Sixth avenue-COONIE SOOGAH.
~ 5 r. NJ Mr and Mrs Barney Williams
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

VOLUME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S57
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GLOBE THEATRE
Nos. 72s and 100 OVERWHELMINGLY, at P. NJ
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TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE
Nos SIS and 5s7 Broadway.-vARIETY, At r. n.
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LYCEUM THEATRE,
Fourteenth street and sixth avenue-CHEVALIER DU
INCE-NEZ, At r. NJ Parisian Company.
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A PERTINENT QUESTION. initiating
members of the secret society of the o. A. u.
among the vows imposed upon the candi-
dates for membership is this Il will never
propose nor second q proposal, nor initiate
nor cause to be initiated into this Order, any
Romanist or Papist, knowing him to be So"
Postmaster General Jewell is on the record
as having joined this secret Order. Has the
Postmaster General taken this oath?
WHAT New York ENDUREs from it's hack
men is a subject Of special wonder to the
stranger, and to the American citizen who,
having been abroad, has seen a system of
regular tolls and accountability for property
carefully watched over by the authorities.
Here the hackman is a lord and master, and
charges what he can extort in utter defiance
of the law In London last year thousands
of dollars worth of property was handed
over to the police, having been left
in cabs by their owners. Who ever heard of
the like in New York? The story recited by
Mr.. Elma yesterday in the Court Of General
Sessions, about the transactions Of the ruff
fans, Reilly and Coffin, Is more within the
experience of New Workers.. 1t is some con
ISOLATION that these fellows were sent to Sing
Sing for four and five years respectively.
Their conviction may have momentary
effect, but while it may diminish absolute
robbery it will leave other and more common
offences untouched
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
New Opera House Broadway Of street.
n5P.M
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COLOSSEUM
Thirty fourth and Broadway-PRUSSIANS SIEGE OF
PARIS Open from T. NJ. to 4 p NJ and from 80 L. M
TO 10 r. NJ.
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TIyOLI THEATRE,
Eighth street. Third avenue.-yARIETY, at p NJ
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
Third avenue Thrtieth and Thirty Streets
MINSTRELsI and VARIETY, at +. NJ.
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BOwERY THEATRE,
at 8 4. NJ. Mr.. Stetson.
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wALLACK'S THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirteenth street-CASTE at p NJ. close
~ ~ As +. III. Mr.. John Gilbert
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VALUABLE INFORMATION

sN1NsHNt ab's sSs A'0St
Gcr'len,.n-'i, uhly object III giving yo,l
this testimonial |. to erp.aa va,nnb,r In.
formation. Having hren badly .uiict.,,
with S.lt l,hcum, nd thr whole surface IL
my skn hplns covered with limples nh,
eruption mn. u which .ancrd me prrtl.
| Issu niul annes anee, AID knowing II 70 he
j hlsss iiseHsv, tuna ,nai, "a the ahseI.
j tsel hlunl preparations. among which W.
| i quantity Il s8fsnparilis, without obtain.
ing my htneil, until commenced taking
the \ aitls i. tl1i halufe hsi coiallete |
III. frst bel Il | =as tilt | had ~, ,he right
medicine, Consequently. | followed IN
Will. i, uisil I'D takrn seven hotties,
1l,eu | va tn,ilel, free from limr'cs aud
crurians | have neyrr enlnyul 80 .oa.l
hcaitl, b.fyre. md | nttiihue II all 10 the
~. II lfa.tisE. T. benefit these nfi,ei.
ed With Rheumatism, will make mention
nlsp II the irahi.s.s wonderful power ii
curing mr IT ills acute complaint, VI which
| have vuifsrel ~ intensely
L.. II. TUCKER, Pas, Agt Mich G X. H..
~ Wishing on street, Boston,
vnasrlsa il ssii by Ill Druggists. l3-i
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MnAr IL NsaErisa 1T II compound
es,rae, from La,ks. roots AMI herbs |. IA
Naiurv's Kemeis |. IL perfectly harm
less from m. had effect upon the systsn,.
Ii Il ncurish,ng and strengthening II acts
directly upon the blood. II qn!ets the merry.
Gus system. II gives you roo,l, sacrt sIccp
~ night. u II n great raha,ca Tor our NY
ell fathers anil n,uihers for II gives them
strength. uuiets their nerves, and gives
them Natures sweet slecr,--as has been
proved BY many M aged person. II y the
great bluod Purifier. Ii ia = suuthsno
remedy iur nur children, II has relieved
and cur. Il thousands Il In very pleasant
10 take, EVERY child likes II. II relieves
and cures all Diseases originating from I'm.
pure blood. Try the N.asrtSE Give II
fair trial fur your complaints; then yon will
say 10 your iricni, neighhor, ind acQuaint'
aacc, "Ir, il. II has cured me-
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Meat Mn k.efa.

Gro. W.. COMnS opposite Court
MoMss square.
CAANDAl.L. tnLAkE d MEhRf, opposite
kMabsil 4 taMa Aefth'a NanA.
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!. ISAAC. MAJ kee Ser, Wsst - Eem ~.
W.. EOM 40 ~. south " i'ii~srth 1lsu.e,
JOAgAN Lo<6, N. IL u s.ss VI Rim, RUSSELL !
cid ss.nds
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HHAsgVysa f'fgvsftss II.
So u sss w - II us#s. esH
- III 80 sea iNs4 Ill - 49,
ssa-sss .osensl~.
"A nstmsss f@srfYss.*es
s.nr.nsM ! s~<AaAs ~. .sss
80 VI AMtsaA - sAs " sss@s
so stsss, s~ssA - sssess,
"a sAaAss ~
@sAsA@aa
sfsmswsNs
NJ ae~a~~s. 49, sssas
NJ NssN. - sesAs
u h. 49, sMstN. ~. -
~ 4, MesM, wmss esss ss~Asss
tAsNsN AssA* haAA
Il. ~sN<sN. -. sM~ss@s eassss
- rss.Assyss..s ~s'' As~~."
AwrfAp#trs
~. ~ssvMtsA@
sNAs sAArSsN,
Eweasys
AsMsAsl : vAa >~msssN. s.s .asA.
tnA<A lAMrxoN. >assM ~ rsass uesss
Bepf ara .Nkos Makers.
ur. u. rMt MmLr.. w~N ssA~ ~ Ei~
sssv.s A~.ss <~ssh -st ass Mens~.
", IA. As.t4 NA<. svsaa d. Messh -
Ov>~y~it~s Neass
NGMrON 49, A~s s~sA.
Hnff.r iptsfvrs.
rNr~MOLM ! Amy. M.sAss -, N
jackson . NWtss.Hs
". II. OWrN. IL sN.ss~~Ns 10 IeMAs
Nras .tssrA~ =. ststs.
H40rx sssi Is
y.IoN., ~ nsils fsie tets E.u
rON rat. n uOCNh. - i II. ". rm
a. y. WENTWORTH, Af -. ass s Vim
Cg isn,
yrNDrLuMr.z 40 aatlss -.
County Surveyor,
LAnAN MAsxETr, sae~n.a e.rs~r. lew
s
DeRIr,s max DNildrrs.
.. ~. CLARK. chop m th.ry ~.
Dry. Goods Dealers.
e.. 4. WHITE co., North erA .
0rtck Wtsca.
wrAvER = moxsE, Rsssh biesk.
ArMOrMfR. MARSHALL \ sEAMLE'
". y. Ksrr, aemsh side - Market ..
Drug Storea
CIKMMCR. -. See ~.
JAc0s !. LOWRY. 800 -.
Foundry 4 Marhina Stop,
>MENAON BROTHERS, star Ioaadry
Flour asd iced
CLARK, ~. See card.
enANDALl.. pLANEa MERRY. nearly o.
rosit~ Kimbali d va.asserth Hank,
Grocery, Frni, and coatecfiome'
Stores.
~, GREER. ", corner. opposite Cssr
llWMs~.
PRANK l.ANrsOS. >etsL 81 Court iioass,
". u, WEBSTER. s~~ 80
rnANUAS.l. nLAkrA MaKkiin 'hr 2
tank budding, 81 lin "
PRANK aCxErrE, JR.in leenstds old aAa
south eide MArka ~
) Hardmire .Storss.
.oMAs ! nROrmER. south Of eorrs iiea'
d. DOAN, on Market street,
Harness Makers.
rNED. MILLER. s~r A..
..stsE. corner Ei~ ~
/ MfwORrm HOUSE, cor Kim ana Market y.
Insurance Agsnfa.
4 ". HOLMAN. -. Elta and Il Y. street
nnIcArs. Clocks d .IcNri,.t
.. LOWRY. East sise " kiA .
Il. smERsONDy. In the pos. ot,r.,
GnAA. J.MEnBEn, in R,sgs building doc
North vi TAuss Oiise
.iMsiicss ~ The Peace.
a. T.nR ECkE NRlDGE. one. osv. klmhAll
tAina~arths Hank.
JAMES %. BROWN, over cawasd \ Store
Lumber Uealera.
". q J, FLEMMeN0, Ruhrrt rhelA
agent. Hara near sse Elevator.
4. -. CARVER 4 CO., Yard esrnsr Z
Elm and Market Asrevts.
Meat .Mp kefs.
GRO. W. COMBS opposite csus
MoMse square.
GAANDAl.L. knLAkE d MERRY, oppas
ktMbsil 4 IA ia sAfth'A HanA.
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,'llsl.tlNl.
sssss 49, sAs ess~sA MsHas mssA
wa.s eNsss~s~sss tM~
~ hate AA&sss4Aa


AtHa#8*f Il M.ss ssssa sss#ss yvmae W.
A#4a8s ##stNasA s*s*4a y vi smAss ssA
AF8A# sssmsE rHN sHsss#ttstA II
a&#w #s As@ANsss Ks44H us gAssesh
t4*ss 4As#s a 4asm kas*sasses sawsssss
4 atesss taH8st. tssA#Ns8ms isw4@ss tsss
s5sss&s $50 NAs#a estAitMls isassase*
AAss #ANsHas* 81 shs *sws@peA s*a NIL
sste4ss - sslst Fswsw svaa@ lte@A
Fes s8ea tsNssA*sssst4s ana tNsa4it hhsa
a#sssAa. ssusstrss, t4~as sna rtar1i tssa.
n aNAs. 80 nAfs r. sHessasaHs rms4A
shsNaFh So hNeA
49, srsta ana IHasasss rsATase. IA shs
n VI i'mss -. IstHlls. NivasAes. NsiRs,
fsstat efsfalF.A HAA NssYvu4# NsAse
ssss has hssst sAlls 4 " tsseea t+smshsss
rnsv
iua ratss IN The Narl klanfs twHss
tislnss iafsasAs Fvmais M.sthass. lsas
eesfaaa, #sasanr fsesH internal aivssasssn,
afa Atss4te Aissasss ahA hshssal Debility
Nsusslss acts directly apsn ths tastes Il
shsss eus4sl #aAts n iasiegates and
strengthens tie Whole ssasaas svts upon
4 The sftrtt.se uryan4. allsss inflammation
cmrss alteration anI regulates the he~.ls,
\ faf .assuk. Dyspepsia. llAhl'asl ros
tisunsss. raitAsssiun = The Heart, Head
ache, r.lss Nessausnvss ani General
rruara,svn ii The Nrrvaus System, W. mel
irine has sser ris.n sush rssirrt saiisfae
item ~ the N,arrist n rntihcs ,he hieea
risaness nil III the urUahs, ami possesses 7
controlling leaef ussr the nervous syssem
The remark shle cures effected ny vksA
] rlAE have induced snau. physicians mn
apasLceaiiss wham We know 10 trrscrtb
Anil use II In ihsir own families,
In fact. tsaArtNs is the best rcmed
yrt discovered 1T the above diseases, and !
The uni, rel.ahge alum rrhtri&n yet riat
vi beivie tue pubic.
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Real Esfate Dealers

MIMaAlL i gAMN<MORTM. ~ sAe nAa = !.
WIN. u. rArT Et.AOS at Court tieuss. ~ NJ.
roEuef . 6ffss.
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Produce Dealer

BEN. IsrNvrlS0. ReA WAssAslse.-
Dealer ~ AL b.smAs % preAAss, eesA
Mtae1, pelss AND salt.
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vnarrisI for the eo,arlnints for which
| Il In recommended, IL having larger sale
throughout the United States than any 9TH
9, our mciiriar. Why ! NEaktiSs will
Cure these Complaints.
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..DeSE. corner EluM And
WE4axs"
Mi.w OwrM aOCSE. cor. Film and Market y,
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4 NDV lDRkI


ssvlas1fasAaa.
= /.
FOR
so Dollars
FARMERS,
MERCHANTS, |
MECHANICS,
AND
EVERYBODY
Buy the World-Renowned
WILSON
Shuts Sewing Machine
IN[ BEST WORLD
The Highest Premium
was awarded to It 1t
VIE N N A;
Ohio State Fair;
Northern Ohio Fair;
Amer. Institute, NY;
Cincinnati Exposition;
indianapolis Exposition;
st. Louis Fair;
Louisiana State Fair;
Mississippi State Fair !;
AND
Georgia State Fair !;
ron BEING
The Best Sewing Machines
and doing the largest
and best range Of work.
All otAer Machines in the
Market were in direct
oo8P ETITION.
~ For HGmn',ng, Fell
ing. stitching, cording,
Binding. Bnaiding, Embroid-
snno, Drifting, q Stitching
fine n heavy 0O0ds. It -
unsurpossed.
Where we have no Agents,
we will deliver Z Machine for
the price named shove, 1t tie
nearest Rail Road Station OF
Purchasers.
Needles for oil Sewing
Machines for Sale.
Old Machines taken in Exchange.
Send for Circulars, Price
List, &C., and Copy Of the
Wilson Reflector. one Of the
best Periodicals Of the day,
devoted to Sewing Machines,
FASHIONS, General News and
Miscellany.
Agents Wanted.
Address,
Wilson Sewing Machine Co.,
CLEVELAND. OHIO
These Machines are sold By
F.. B. SLOAN.
somo Lime Springs. 'ow
-------~------.-.------
". b. Webster,
Nearly opposite tho peNoyelles Houss /
ckkSCo,. ..t...,...s.....t...lO IOWA
DEALER IN
Confectionery & Fruit,
Also
CAN GOODS,
SAUCES,
CIDER,
CRACKERS,
TORACcOEx,
JEl.LlES
NUTS.
rlso
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.jMs,icss n The Peace.
q. =. Nh Eek ENHlDGE. once esv. klmhall 4
taina~arth' y Hank.
JAMES %. BROWN, We, cawasd't f,osr
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". d J. FLEMMeN0, Rui,~rl rhelAa
agent. HAra NeAr the Elevator.
4. 81. CARVER 4 CO.. Yard essnsr VI
ElM ana Market asreets.
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Dry. Goods Dealers
E. 4. WHITE 4 co., Nsrth end 81
0rtek WlUch.
WEAVER d I1OxlG, Wsssk bleek.
ArMOTMfR, MARSHALL 4 sEANLEs
Hrlck iloch.
". =. KlPr. AOwsA side ~ Market ~.
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sKFTFWGVT a. UF"E6NW1TKNEVv.
Mrs. !. q. STONE, vet III Court llouse.
n n. nO<AHIG N, N sss ef hsNts.tlss itnnse
ALKALINE EAOM NALOM, n..r tlsmmsr'
sfuk rsprs.
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~Asss.s,. An retail ssss*t "
PUNE Dr1!Gs /
and Chemicals,
ssa ail rerslsr
PATENT MEDICINES
Lamps. Lanterns,
Shades. Globes and
Chimncys.
All the authorised
SCHOOL, ROCKS
Ia Northern Iowa and Southern
Minnesota
~ WINS Nv STOCK.
Wall Papers,
Curtains in every style,
! Decoration Papers
for public and private
HALLS.
Solo Agent for
Lazarus, Norris 4 60.
80;
CELEBRATED
Perfected Spectacles ( Eye
Glasses
L'MeqMHllcd ~ the World.
Perfect relief from Hernia,
IN using
JONES' VENTILATED
ADJUSTABLE
Truss and Supporter.
They are easily adjusted and
/ will last a lifetime.
The Best Pocket CIT.
| lcry IN Market.
The NMrsf GOid PEN IN Msr,
NMd the Won (OIyOstcc
| Aycci Fen, IL large
quantities, Nisrnvs on hand
lENAMEL PAlNV,
Pure ground White Lead
GZ.sSS, PUTTY: OILS,
and y.1RA'ISlxES,
always In stock.
FANCY GOODS
and Toilet Articles.
Prescriptions Careful.
y Compounded
REMEMBER
Hs always has the
L.1RG EST STOCK,
the EST, and The
(ME.APEN1
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CuEMMER. J. j. See ~.
JACOB .. LOWRY. 600 -.
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Insurance Agenfa.
= W. HOLMAN. en- Elia and II, \ street,
Ua/cArs, Clocks d ./cNri,.y.
J. LOWRY. East siae ~ kiA -
Ae~ al.
q allER DONDY, In ths Pest Ofirs.
anAA. J.MEnBEa, in R,ygs building doors
North vi Tiuvs Oislse.
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a;H!erx n Giasiere.
&. VI. MILLER, 80 eAgM.
!. j. BROWN. near the AlsvAlss
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! Nlses.yMru n <INsf Gt'ON-
Gj'S.
n w. OWEN. uarAy Apple Trees and
ANAL Frat.
!. y. MtrtNkLl., NrM OsseaH NMvsrvy,
q IN les s,aitl ut tfesen tnshss VI Oasnbufs
and D. her tlart. App tfess u ehcaes ware
Ess ssberAn Ape Tres
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Harness Mnkers.
IL. !.

FRED. MILLER. So ~.
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J. J. CLEMMER. OMAre " Drag Ateso.
MERRIAM, l.. A., OStteS ever Tram.
halls sNOe store.
l.. u. Jon ~. Ol'.c< over tnwafds st0Ts.
a. y. TRUMAN, nsice Al Lewr,'s.
Il. n. hLACkMAN, NJ A.ssassev. kAst Of csuA
n0use
LYI1A J. VRAvEI., North VI Cont iieuss.
u. r. DsNOl ELl.Ea, m \. \. u.
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MILTON TOWaLEi, North Of rmes ofate.
nATrMAMA MUMMY. % resk y. ~sss u
tiArkA Grocery
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Photographic
W. W. WAAMnIRN North ~ Cesvs
11OWsrs
BERTRAND JOINS, " -, 81 court noase sqr
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Hnyyim,re Storss.

r.ONAs 4 nROruER. south Of snrfs iiea'e
j. d. DOAN, an Market street,
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Grocery, Fruit and Confectionery
Stores.
n. GNsEN,s, W corner, opposite C0Wvs
llWNae.
PRANK lANraOS, NefsL ofcouH tionAs.
". u. WEuxrGn. s~~ -.
rnANuAe.l.. uLAkgA NANNY tie oil
TANK hu.ldin.. on LiM "
PRANK aCYErrE, jR.in tepnstd's old "aua'
south eide MArka ~
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County .>0rrrynr,
IAnAN RAsxETT, lias>nsa center. lsss
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Flour AID iced.
CLARK, ~, See card.
IN ANnAl.l.. nLANEa MERRY. nearly or.
rnsit~ Klmbsli d saasserth Hank.
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TOWN.
Churches.

Reformed J, Ruhl, pastor scrvi-
Ccs every Sunday at 1890 II m; Sunday
School at , p NJ
lre5by tcran-Rcy John Thomas, pastor;
services every Sunday AT 1890 Il m and q 90
p m--m0rning services in English, evening
in Welsh; Sunday School at p N; Prayer
Meeting every Monday evening.
~. Michael, Roman Cath0lic-Main
street, Rev V f Schmitt pastor; Divine
services on Sunday: Low Mass at 3 am;
High Mass and Preaching at 1890 "A m :;
Sunday School at 3 p m; Ncspcrs and Ben
cdictiou at 4 p m.
Wel,.i ConrreSatiomal-Bn street
Rev Isaac Thomas, pastor; Sunday services
at 10 "A III and 6 p IN; Sunday School at = p
m; Prayer Meeting every Monday evening
and Glass Meeting every Thursday evening
German LutlleraB-Rcv j. Stumpf, pas
tor; services every Sunday at 1890 m
Sunday School AT p m.
Bethel-(colorcIJ Mechanic street, Rev
Joseph Thompson, pastor; preaching every
Sunday morning, afternoon and evening, 1T
II, 3 and 80, respectively Prayer Meeting
every Thursday evening.
NJ. T.. Cllnrc',-(colorc'D Oak street no
pastor; Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
evening.
Welsh Hnpti,t -Bcall st, Rev NJ Evans,
n,stor: prcnchin" Sundays nj 1890 m
and 40 p IN SUNDAY School at 2pm.
English Lutkeran-Rcv. ID. l.. MackrE'
zic. pastor services every Sunday at 1880
"A m, and 7,a0 m Sunday School at2 pm;
PRAYER meeting every "Wednesday evening,
and Ladies' prayer meeting every Tuesday
evening. at $50, IScrvic"s as above in NJ
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LOOK OUT FOR TIE
Boot. Shoe and Hat Emporium

IN Bank building, o,nosite St. Michars
i Church, Main ST f. stburc, M.
All who want anyfInng in the line of
Shoes, of the best and finest quality;
Shoes Of the best and heaviest make Shoes
for poor or rich, young or old; Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies';
Boots for Children Boots for all Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, VALISES,
Sc.,-all at fair prices should go to
Sc, WILLIAM THOMAS.
FE- Boots and Shoes made to order. Re-
pairing neatly and promptly done. Leather
nd Silsr Findings on hand, Apll3
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Christmas is Coming !
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES HIS
LNrieMLA md Patrons of Frost.

THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES HIS
Eriemds and Patrons of Frost
Il burg and vicinity to know that he is al
ready prepared for the holidays, with IA fine
selection of Presents for Ladies and Gentle
men also with large assortment of Dolls
and Toys for Children His stock of CON
FECTIONERIES is uncqualed in town.
Weddings, Festivals, Fairs, and Parties will
be served at short notice on reasonable
terms. Special attention given TO the prep
aration and oruamcntation of Wedding
Cakes. a fine assortm ut of Cakes always
on hand, of which we name in part, Lady
Cake, Pound Cake, Fruit Cake, Mountain
Cake, Marble Cake, Jelly Cake, Sponge
Cake, sc. Families daily supplied with
Fresh Bread-Rolls, Buns, &c. cB Orders
will receive prompt attention and all goods
delivered free Of charye. Having thirty years
experience in the business he feels confident
Of irving satisfaction in all eases. Thank
~ for past tavors he hopes to share your
future patronage. Remember the we'll
known old stand on Broadway, adjoining
Holes and Iungerman's and opposite the
Presbyterian Parsonage BLASSES
Nov ely Bakery and Confectionery.