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EASTERN MONTANA.

There Is no doubt of the fact that East
ern Montana has more promising futur,
lhan any other section of the Territory
Its vast territory, containing all the ele
ments OF wealth-minerals, agriculture
and timber, with the best water power IN tn,
world makes it desirable for all the pur
suits of life. The navigation of the Vel
lowetone, the establishment of military
post at the head OF navigation, thus open.
ing to settlement the rich country below
the erection of q smelter at Clark's Forl
BY which the most extensive silver mine,
in the West will be developed-mkkes tn,
outlook highly promising.
The people Of Gallatin county, " 10 hav'
stood by their ranches, despite tie disad
vantages they have encountered through
|grasshopper visitations and other causes
may congratulate themselves that nea
future will reward their foresight bounte
ously.
Our farmers have realized the fact tina
the question of supply and demand ha
been'vcry unequally balanced in this Gee
ton, the former largely predominatine
but we are assured that next year sue
will not be the case. New channels vii
be opened demanding all they can pre-
duce. The opening of the Yellowston
country will insure the influx of lare
population, a great portion, no dout
coming to our valley. The building Of
large military post on the Yellowstone
which We are assured is placed beyond a
doubt, will also draw supplies. from til
valley.
On the whole, the future of Easter
Montana is highly encouraging.
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Moth Pacific Stable.

Geo. Ash, having leased the above pop
ular livery and feed stable. is prepared to
furnish turn.outs of all kinds, and COM
Portable quarters and feed for transient
stock. George has had charge of the stable
for long time before leasing it, and IS an
old hand at the business.
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n NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting OF thu
etockh elders of the First National Bank
Of Bozeman, will be he'd at the banking
honse OF the association in Bozeman, NJ
r. ON the second Tuesday IN January
nroximo,. for the purpose OF electinf
directors for the ensuing gear.
JAMES g. DOW,
Cashier.
Rozemap. M. T., Dec. 10, 1879.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC HOTEL,
Main Street, Bozeman, M. I.

Main Street, Bozeman, M. l.
Under the management of Mrs. II. j
Hoppy. this house has attained an excel
lent reputation. The rooms are well iuI
uished and kept in splendid order. Th'
tables are supplied with everything to b.
had in the country, which is prepared b!
the best cooks in the mountains. Irav
elers will find first-class accommodation
at the Northern Pacific. Helena and vi
pinia coaches stop at this hotel.
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Can You Hay2

IF those of my customers who are IN
.,,..rs tn me can settle Immediately they
will be doing the undersigned . glea. Ia,
|of stamps, then portion will dc. II tnes
are broke-tben will wait:
Yours truly. JOHN MANEJ.
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Glorious News!
THE QUESTION on rpa~s.
PORTATION sETTIEn,
me Yellowstone Transportation
company In 4ull Operation

we are gratified to be able to make tho
announcement. promised some time since
mar the Yellowstone Transportation Com.
pany has accomplished its aim in securing
y steamboat to ply on the Yellowstone
river, and will be in the trade ON the omen.
Ing of navigation.
There is no doubt but this is the most
important enterprise tending to the pros.
perry OF Eastern Montana, ever inaugur-
ated. It is an enterprise that has been the
subject OF discussion 10 Bozeman for sew
eral years, and various efforts have been
made to accomplish the object, but oil
have failed. until the matter was taken
hold Of by Messrs. Story and Lamme.
who haye invested their Individual means
in the project, and made it success. Il
will DC the means Of building up Boze.
man to an extent almost equal to having
. railroad. It will make her the entrepot
for Southern snd Eastern Montana, and
the Quitting point for the country be-
low.
Mr., Nelson Story has received informa.
ton from Dr.. Lamme, now in the East
setting forth the kind, capacity and cos,
of first-class boat, and proposes to pu
it under contract Immediately. provided
Mr.. Story approved of it. On receipt o.
DR.. Lamme's letter, Mr.. Story telegraph.
led to him, saying 60 ahead, and lose n,
.Itime.
j This will assure to the people Of East
fern Montana that the Yellowstone countr,
will be opened up the coming spring, an,
1.-THE people of Gallatin that freight will b
laid down in Bozeman cheaper than an,
other town in the Territory. notwitt
standing nor excepting by the Marrow
Guage railroad proposed by the Utah pei
: pie.
. This is an enterprise that Is Of Wits
importance to every man, woman an
S child in Eastern Montana, and all that
0 now wanted is tho hearty support Of on
Governor, Representatives, the military
> and the people with one accord. N
J money Is asked from any one by Messr
Lamme g. Story. All they want is Il
hearty cooperation of all, and with til
: they have no fears of complete success.
This first boat is 10 be of the followin
" dimensions: One hundred and fifty fe
long, thirty feet beam, three and ha
y feet hold, with two boilers, two engine
u and fltteen-inch cylinders, with all Il
y latest improvements and designs suitab
flor the Yellowstone,
',f This being the shortest and dire
to| route East, the company feel that thu
IT can lay down freight IN Bozeman for le
money and in less time than any 9th
10 company can possibly undertake to do.
Trains for land transportation from t
80 head of navigation are now on han
awaiting the coming spring.
The Company will be prepared to ca
"a tract through freights from St. Lou
in Chicago and New York by the first
e March.
No doubts are now entertained in
re gard to military protection, as We ha
It. good assurance of the establishment OF
ve military post at the head Of navigation
With all these combined, the future
he the people Of Montana would appear mi
bv promising than for any past time.
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r. F. NAY.

On the 10th inst, 2 ,!As OF our citizens re-
ceived letter from Judge F. G.. Servis,
in which he stated his intention of return
ing to Montana at an early day and max
ing it his future home. 1t always gives
us pleasure to chronical the anticipated
return Of q gentleman of such sterling
worth and eminent ability to our Terri
tory 40 Judge Servis.
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NOTICE.

All those knowing themselves indebted
to us, either by book account or note,
must come forward and settle before the
LIST of January, and save costs.
We buy oats, Xxx and xxx flour, for
which we pay the highest market price,
ELLIS & DAVIS
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u The undersigned returns thanks to
his customers for liberal patronage during
the last four years, and promises, for the
future. to do we'll by his friends. and to
sell tho very best articles at the lowest
possihle prices. So call and see how much.
YOU can buy at "Osborn's Drug Store
with litsle money. 8. II. OSBORN.
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FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS.
Fred Harlan Killed.

On the 1st inst the boys at Fort Peas
had skirmish with the Indians, bu
without any serious results. The day fol
lowing, Fred Harlan, while visiting hi
traps about mile from the Fort, wa!
killed by the Indians. He was vel
known in this community, having worked
ct different places in the Valley, and had
the reputation of being good man.
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PORK WANTED !!

The undersigned will pay Helena prices
for Pork. Parties having the article 1ol
aale viii do well to call on Us.
MARTIN & MYERS.
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STRAsBuRcER g. sPERLING
Have just received from the
Eastern and California markets fine as
sOrtment of
Fine Family Blankets, Gents
Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods.

Of every description; large stock Of the
finest CHEWING TOBACCO; an endles.
variety of GLOVES, &C., all of which
They offer at prices to suit purchasers.
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WANTED:

Ten thousand bushels Xxx and AAA
wheat; Five thousand sacks Xxx snd XXX
flour: One hundred thousand pounds o.
|oats. fA
Money advanced on Elonr.
All parties owing Us viii obltge y eel
|tlang b. tie 1t Of January.
4. LAMkE s co.
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MoCice!

Parties knowing themselves indebted u
Us are respectfully requested to come for
ward and make settlement, as all accounts
must be settled by January l. 1876.
Grain and -four taken in settlement o.
accounts.
STKASBURGER & SPERLING.
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ELLIS & DAVIS
net CASH PRICE LIST.
Groceries.

Sugar. per pound: 16 to III
Coffee. choice, per pound 80 to 30
Soap, per pound Is to L. }
Soap, CastAe, Per pound %. to II
Tea, per pound lbs to s.
Dried Fruits, per pound 22A to 16
Yeast Powder, per box ga to %
Spices. per pound IS to 30
Rabbits Soda. per pound 10
Mustard, per pound 81
Beans, per pound
Washing Starch, per pound Ii
Corn Starch, per pound ~
Matches. pex dozen So
Coal Oil, per gallon %
Cuttings Tomatoes, per can ~
- Peaches. per can 60'
Pears, per can, 80
Eastern canned goods, per can, S7i to 3
Best Golden Syrup. per5g gal keg age
I" 3gal cans 90
Heavy Brooms Is
Concentrated Lye, per can 80
Jeliies in Tumblers, per glass 70
Layer Rasins, per box 500
Spices, per box %
Flavorr g Extracts, best, y bot. 20
Axle Grease, per box, 30
Rope. per pound, IL
Mason 8 Blacklng, per DOXs ~
Fancy Candy. per box, LID
Chocolate, per pound, 80
Nails per nound. 10 to 0.
B B Chewing Tobacco. per 10. 73'
Smoking Tobacco, per pound, 30 to 81
Cigars reduced 25 per cent.
|Shelf Hardware reduced 5per ct,
Cutlery very low.
Shovels, Scoops, Hoes, reduced IS per ct.
1Crockery-ware very low. =.
Glass. ware very low.
China Sets very low.
Looking Glasses very low.
Liquors very much reduced.
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Christmas Trees

The Sunday School children of the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches will be
treated by Santa Claus to a rich harvest
from we'll loaded Christmas trees.
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4 LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED.
cheap. Elegant, Durable and Indispensable
The Howe Sewing Machine.
A large lot of these popular machines
;u.t received and for sale cheap. Gal
and see them at
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DENTISTRY

DR.. Bishop, Dentist, has arrived N
town. and taken rooms at the Metropoli
I.an Hotel. He is prepared to practices
lhis profession in all its branches.
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Selling off zo10 for Cash,
Grain or Flour, our en-
tire stock of goods.
j. II. 4 j. v. BOGERT.

It il generally understood that the In.
fsn Agencies Of Montana are under the
coutrol. of the Mission Board of the
Methodist Church. 1t that he the case
why are un-Godly men like Goodwin left
in charge of Agencies-lke, for instance
the Grow Agency at the present period. -
4adisonian.
Mr.. Goodwin is not in charge Of the
Crow Agency, nor aas be any connection
with it. He was formerly an employee,
but left the Agency several months since
ca DIR. Osborn asks every one that
owes him quarter of . dollar OF
more, and wishes him prosperity
long life end happiness, To come and nay
!. the came. All are welcome. any way,
~'Ni-- ~~~~s
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Ohoioe Candies for the Holidays. q
reduced prices. y pA6lhSklA
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New Barber Shop,

Having permanently located in Bozemar
propose to do all work known to the ton
serial art cheap for cash.
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Pocket Diaries
for 1875. a good assortment just received
and for sale by
| R.F. MAY.
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Clothing.

Cashmere Suits, worth ~ w !or ~ ~
do do do ~ oO IOf Is W
10 do do 25 90 for IS 90
,,,;on Casa Suits worth Is 90 for Il "
10 do do IL 90 Tor 10 90
Cas-. Pants, best quality, ~
do good. ~
Union Cashmere Pants, %
leans Pants,
All Clothing, Hats, etc. Prorof.on.
.talv reduced. A large line Of Glover;
in winch special inducements are oifere0'
Meek ries and Paper Collars very low.
Oar stock is fully assorted and embrace2
almost everything. Many articles have
haen omitted in the above list, but W.
assure purchasers that everything vii, ITO %
= Id at cost. and to convince yourselves.
cali and try US. The quoted prices We
Iwish II aistims tiv understood, are
FOL: CASH ONLY
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ond Draw era worth 5 so for 4 so
Ner;no do do !" Q 80 for 50
Mer;no do do &" . for rs
Merino do do 1QQf for IS
Cotton Flannel Undershirss =,
| and Drawers, best, %
Shaker Socks. per pair, %
British Cotton Half Hose. per pair, 81
Common 10 40 10 ~
Oyeralls, best double stitches, do 10
Overalls. common drilling, y
! D.,ck Pants, ~ ~
White Shirts. from ~ ~ ~
ICass Cvershrts (b,st quality 90 70 w
| Flannel Overshlrts. from 70 ~ w
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desiring 6klIIOl WOFk 6HOutu eVO A's0
call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Two large trains arrived this week
Rich & Wilson's and another. the name
of which we failed to obtain. Our nacr.
chants have therefore made quite an addi-
ton to their stocks Ut goods. and those
who desire first choice shoald call st once
We understand that on the 9th inst.
Lea & Fitzgerald, over on the Yellowstone
met with heavy loss by fire, having theil
farm house, wagon, harness and some
other property destroyed. Loss between
$500 and $1,000 We did not learn thu
cause of the fire.
A FEW days ago the Herald gave thu
particulars of q sad accident on the grade
going into Benton Gulch. by which Hen
|ry Mayn received injuries that proved
fatal, the unfortunate young man having
ldied at Camp Baker on Wednesday last
/ The last issue of the Mazeppa, publish
ed at Virginia City. under the title OF tn
4 Madisonisn, 10 redundant with black
lguardism and personalities. In the State
the publication of such sheets Is forbid
den By law.
Never appear suddenly ct stranger
,lranch unless yqu are acquainted with tn
dogs. For tuftper particulars SEQ Bobs re
mort on the wonderful sagacity OF Yellow
stone purps.
| The World Does not Contain . Medicine
THAT will cure distressing apd dangefou
C ough or Cold - rapidly and certainly .
HALE's HoNEy OF H0REHoUHD AID TAR
Pixies Toothachs Drops cure ~ On
minute.
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Bozeman. NJ. T., Dec. 10, 1879.
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
5ifiltural.
Sulphur Tor Fewls.

There il no remedy and assistant 50
easily and cheaply obtained. SO harm
less to the fowls. or 20 satisfactory in
its result. as sulphur II being in the
systea af animals to small degrees.
thers is-a greater affinity for it than
there otherwise would be. II can be
admjnistered to tho fowls BY having It
ins sm1ll bsx, e that they can help
thshselsss. o. by nixingit With their
feed once week, Or a often as there
are indications Of verhin. Penetrat-
ing, as it docs, to every part of the
system, the parasites are quickly and
surely destroyed, Also gapes are said
to be prevented in chickens. Fowls
need it more than most animals, their
festhers contain between four and
Eve per cent. Of sulphur. Their eggs
also have ! small quantity, which is
noticed BY the discoloring Of a silver
spoon when it comes in contact with 4
boiled egg, Applied externally tothe
fowls when on the nest, to the nest it.
self, or mixed with the soil in the DUST
ing box. It is equally e6icacious in des-s
troying vermin. To be used d d
famigator Of buildings. itis. neseasary.
to remove the fowls. close the rom or'
house. mix little saltpetre With the
sulphur. in an iron vessel, and apply
. match to the mixture. This should
be done in the morning, and the doors
and windows opened in the afternoon
for 4 thorough ventilation. Lard mix
ed With sulphur in proper proportions
and applied u often as it Is necessary
to the feathers Or neck and back ef
ycpng and old turkeys is rery good
safeguard against the ravages Of foxes.
Poultry World.
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TATRRS, CONCERTO ORGANS

~ OS OC88e
p aod poFfect IN stDAeeyer
3; aass y e. Cgaes5RH09 e a5ssH9
. any Organ. Il = PRO.
dneed ~ ~ extra see
- Of reeds, peculiarly
M vetoed, the EFFECT
L-STIRRING,
while its IMITATION
OF tho HU M A n
VOICE IS SUPERB.
w ATE h 81 N e W
- ORCHESTRAL and
4 VIAL Il 8 T b o &.
= g Ans. g V.iane
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Turning Green Crops Undsrt

A correspondent sf the Country Gen
aemas writes s.In plopghipg down
gpeen ofaps, there are several things to
be taken into consideration l.. The
greatest amount that can BE- ploughed
down in q given time. 2. The season
Of the year that it will best suit the
agriculturist, and be accomplished by
the least expenditure Of labor; and, g.,
VIII p1rs6kof sths< farm reqdirssit
most.
'sLand which'has been ploughed deep
in the spring for corn. can be sown in
rye in the falls mar lhe corn has been
put in skocks (ss " ~ ordin.rily), by
thinly hsrrevipe .nd then drilling in !;
or thess xho hass no drills can SOW
broldcast - shoyti l.; or. if too lstes
in the mos aorshsrIy lasitadss. il can
be sova vbils he sefn is still stand-
ing shovsling O. putting i in with :
single eultivator.
sThe rye starts in the fall, and an.
s4ers a ! protection to the ground
during the winter, and in ordinary sea-
sons y win be heading in May. !
ussallJ 800 lrom three peokss TO one
bushel to the acre. I am Of the opin-
ion that it would pay to SOW rye in the.
fall after corn, if lit had TO be plougheds
down in the spring for oats, for the
piotection it would afford The ground
from freezing and thawing during tie
winter"
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, Sheep on Old Meadows.

Mr.. B. G. Hill, in an address before
q farmers meeting at MorrisviIle, VI. !,
on Cotswold sheep, related the follow
ing il connection with the effect ef or
meadows To try the. effect Of sheep
on Aay ;mosjng land i took ) 10: Of
aleGt t1sssy'tsrds u pretty dry'ground
that had not been plowed for some
fifteen years. bnt had been occasionally
top dressed, turning them IN as soon as
the grass started after getting the hay
of, and feeding in quite close. In the
spring. 4 turn them in pleasant days un.
til they can 60 TO pasture. This have
done but few years. The grass has
improved both in the quality and in
quantity every year since Thus managed
While cutting the grass the past sea-
SON. tie hay mixers said they should
think there had been heavy top-dress-
ing Of askes applied. the white clover
was 20 abundant. ! am now satisfied
By my own experience that these sheep
are IS much before COWS to keep up the
mogipg y hey are il the pasture. To
do this, vs must have sheep that will
stay whore We pat them, and that can
be easily handled. | ean handle my
sheep Is ! can my COWS. / can 60 my
self alone md arivs my nne ofIny fnll'
blOoded sheep to any part Of. the farm.
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28

Is FAsMIna SLAv1sH THE life Of q
farmer isnot necessarily hard or slavish.
Thoaght. shin and are have thsir re-
ward here as surely as anywhere, and
in as large measure. Men who lsck
these fad any business hard and slavish
enough. But the fault is ia the man,
mot 10 the occupation. It is rare to
ind men honest enough to bee and con-
fess the cause Of their failures. Were
theyto do 90 the unskillful and there
fore unsuccessful farmer would be com-
PEELED to say, Earning is mot bad
business. It is. when rightly conduct
ed, honorable and profitable. Money
has been made IN it.hy men Who have
the faculty Of making money. Almost
any man. with average skill and indus
try esnimake a comfortable and honest
support BY farming. It's I who am
failure for undertaking business which
demands thought. skill and labor. when
I have them not or am not willing to
give them ss the price Of success"
When We have men in any business
talking to themselves thus plainly Of
the cause Iof their failure. the world
will have the first and most needed
element IN doing asay With sincompe-
tency and its natural result IN failure.
Moore's Rsral Neso Yorker.
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CONNECTIONS,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1875. 80 ls1s.

ls1'' - 1870
DAILY TRIPS TO PHILADELPHIA.
CONG NoRrH. GorSa SOUTH.
Leave Salem 600 m. Leave Phila 2:0c p m.
Del. City $40 Chester 800
New Castle 7:l5 Pennsgrove $50
Pennsgrove 7:55 New Castle 4:30
Chester 8:45 Del. City 500
Ar've Phila 1000 Arve Salem 5:45
On and after MONDAY, APRIL 5th, 1875,
the Steamer MAJOR REYBOLD will leave
Salem DAILY (except Sundays, at 6 clock,
A. NJ. Returning will leave pier foot Of Arch
Street, PHILADELPHIA at Q O'Clock, P. NJ
Landing each way at Delaware City, New
Castle, Pennsgrove and Chester.
Stages for St. Georges, .McDonough and
Odessa, Del, connect at Delaware City.
Stage for Sharptown and Woodstown, N.
j., connect at Pennsgrove.
Stages for Wilmington, Del, connect at
New Castle. So
Stage for IAllowaystown, N. j., connect at
Salem.
no Freight at low rates. All lost goods
must be reported within three days. :,
Apr 10-ly P. REYBoLD,, Captain.
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or j. @oA per day. Agents wanted. All
% 70 0AV classes of working people of
both sexes, young and old, make more money
at work for Us, in their own localities, during
their spare moments, orsaH the time, than at
any thing else. We offer employment that
will pay handsomely for every hours work
Full particulars, terms, &C., sent free. Send
us your address at once. Don't delay. Now
Is the time. Don't look for work or business
elsewhere, until You have learned what we Of
fen. g. SrIxsox &Oo., Portland, Maine.
Nav 2Q-Am
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
ADVERTISEMENTS
Are 1 1tastefally and attractiyely diapIaysd.

The circulation Of .aTHE TINES" d
much larger than that of any other daily pa
per In this City or State. with the single ex-
ception of the Ledger, and q constantly in
cressing.
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
i" THE PENNELLOGRAPH." "

'6fSecuted BY Copyright.) Which Is anin-
>ention of our oscp The result Of years Of
dssiduous s'u9y; and for ltslike expressions,
freshness of color, softness Of finish, is not ap-
preached by any other style Of PICTURE. Men
and Women wantedInow to solicit orders for
Copying and Enlarging small pictures Of
Friends and Loved Ones from Tintypes, AM
.brotypes Photographs, and Daguerrotypes
into the nan procsso which win please every
body Great wages and permanent business
assured. Send for full instructions to GuERH-
sEY & Co.'s Studio, 3406 Market Street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. Aug TAT
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28

French Co0e9, ,e0mbln0691 1kGH ~ HU4S4lyH
Nth great volume V tone.
WATERS NEW WSCALEPlANOS
m nrodern fmDroyenaenss, and are lie BEST
AMOS MADE. These Orgame and Pianos
m Hwerrantei3, for Sin years. PRICES kX:.
HHHDfELY Low for cnsh or part cash Gn0
Oxsnns to rent until paid for as per CONTRACT
AGENTS WANTED. Special 1ndueemente -
tho trade. A liberal discount 70 leaehos, Nas.
iAers, Churckes, Schools, Lodges, dc. Illustrated
CntalOgues Mailed.
HORACE WATERS 4 SONS
lel Broadway, New York; r. Q. Box 860Js
Aug 2l-4w,-h y&