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The New York herald., 1876-10-29
DECISIONS.
SUPERIOR coUBT--sPRcIAL TERM.
Nv Cntay I,ettra roxs,a

BY Chief Justice Curtis
Lowensten VA De Leyer--Judgment for dismissal
OF the complaint upon the merits Memorandum.
Tying VS. MarslL--Motion send back report OF ref
cree, &c, denied, with costs
Reed Reed. M otion for q reference granted
struppman ct al vs. Muller et AL Motion that re-
pay over rents now in his hands granted ex-
cept 10 Thomas Young No costs OF motion.
Lester va Jackson, Jr-Motion for an allowance
granted, SD
smith ct al VS.. Smith Order appointing John
Mcdonald receiver. 6c.
Hart vs. Doyle ct aL--Refcrcnce ordered
WAgslafi VS. Smyth Referees report confirmed
Ibbotson VS. King et al.-Case and exceptions or
dered on hlc
smyser VS. Bright; Aste VS. Sewbuycr, and Schema
VS.. Frcund et al Orders granted
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
A MARSHAL ASSAULTED.

Yesterday afternoon Guy sarshal Peter W Salmon,
armed with writ OF repievn ISSUED by Judge Parker,
Of Third District Court proceeded 20 the tenement
house No l52 BeccKer street Tor the purpose OF levy
ing tho furniture oil Joseph Campbell, who occupied
rooms on the third floor. He was unable to effect an
into Campbells apartments the doors being
locked on the inside. On his threatening 10 break n
the doors he was admitted. No sooner did he enter
the rooms 10 pcr'orm hs Official duties than he was
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

attacked by Campbell and his sster-in-law, Agnes
O'Neil., who struck him and beat him about the face
and bead with broomstickx Marshal Salmon called IN
ofcer and had Campbell and his sister in-law ar
rested On being arragned before Justice Bixby, At
the Washing Place Court, yesterday, they were
each held for trial in default OF 81, 900 bail
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
ESCAPED FROM THE HOUSE OF
DETENTION.

Two witnesses, named John Norton, OF No lss For.
sysh street, and Philip stadi OF No. loi Eighth ave-
nus, who confined In tho House OF Detention TO
testify In case OF burglary, made their escape on
Friday night by scaling tho Wall OF the yard they
were however reoaptured after having enjoyed shree
hours OF liberty.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

nkGRAAf TAYLOR
manufacturers OF
first class Furniture,
Hos 81 and 80 Bowery IS chryste 100 and ls2
Hester st.. New York.
as greatly redu led prices.
Bedroom Suits in walnut and ash,
Cabinets. Sideboards,
Marquetry Parlor Tab les
Nantss and Frames,
Wall Classes
Piers. with connecting cornices,
in Eastake and modern styles;
also large assortment Of
Mattresses. spring beds. Bedding. Ac.
At prices that defy competition.
DEuRAAF TAYLOR.
main entrance,
81 Bowery.
nEsKs-NEw AND SECOND HAND, GREAT VA
Drety, At low prices.
CLARK. 10 Cortlandt st.. near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
CITY STATISTICS.

Tho police made J. 900 arrests during the week.
The deaths for tho week 424; births, al; mar
ri1"ea . n end .titt h.F hs "a.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

The Comptroller has accepted the offered by
the contractor tor supplying the Department OF Char
ties and Correction with 1our. The contractor G.
Parish and contract is for 900 barrels
aee price OF x5 qS per barrel making an aggregate OF
S33 q2O
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

EsTABLIsHED is37.--B. LfEBER. SONS 4 CO. IN
Importers Of Wines Brandies &c, and propretors
the Log Cabin whiskey ~ Broadway. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The receipts OF moneys payment Of taxes on real
and personal estate this city and county during the
nnx w We q Ionws.-
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
Closing Omt'
Dry Goods at a
Reduction Of from
10 20 40 per cent
for CASH, at
RQBEoTGQN'5 STORE


:*1MH yaIecati'"H, wilo nei'leE i$Srtd
tie vengeance II HE law cor y. ?. ;;asT'S
Fru.a, burg. AgiL~I cans s'urs last Wed
!f."e3 :.2:!=.~ - moEeG. ,'.D:hing else
VAS missed, t;c thist cvldea'iy wanting
cash iasseat OF 3 %, Or iswslry. That
the burglar is al expert IS quite csrtain, az
II psGe Of glass in the window, through
which entrsnce Was sairsG, ~as aessi}
eNd skilllully cut with a diamond, small
aper2tEI= being first cut i admin the hand
il sucL. a manner that wAen 4 large hols
vas cut to admit the body Of the intruder
No noise would be made by falling glass
A large portion of the pane was cut out
and carefully laid in the store. However
all this precaution was unnecessary, as the
wind blew 50 strong and cold that evening
that it was not only almost impossible for
any one to hear the proceedings, but so dis
agreeable that had attention been attract
ed, disintcrested aerson would have nat
uralfy preferred warm bed and comfort
able room to reconnoiter in the cold
Although the amount stolen thus far is
not much, it is BEST for future protection,
for our business men and city auth critics
to keep an eye on the several suspicious
individuals there are in town. There are
a Number Of Migrants in our midst, who
lie around from one year to another, with.
out so much as lifting finger toward
gaining an honest living; and, though all
Of them may be innocent ofthis crime, it
would b as we'll for the public good if
they either shook the dust of Vermlllion
from their feet, or sustain their manhood
by pitching into honest labor.--Fermil
lion Standard.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
MORTGAGE SALE.
Albert Steele Of the COZ

WHHRHAS Albert Steele Of the county Of Lin.
w coin, Territory Of Dakota, did on the 7th day
of August, 1873 make. execute and deliver to e. L.
Gardner, . certain indenture Of mortgage upon the
following described premises situated in Lincoln
county, Territory of Dakota to wit: West half OF
the southwest quarter of section fourteen and aast
half Of the South east quartet Of section fifteen in
Township Ninetyeght, Range Fortynine, and
bearing date the said 7h day OF August 1873, TO
secure the payment of the sum Of Three Hundred
Dollars due as follows: 500 due January 1s 1874
800 due October LIST, 1874; 300 due October LIST,
1875 with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent
per annum until paid
Which said mortgage was duly acknowledged and
WAS filed for record In the Office of Register Of Deeds
of the county Of Lincoln, aforesaid on the 9th day
Of August 1878, at nine O'Clock, NJ, and duly
corded in Book "B" Of mortgages, on pages 1a9 and
lao, and whereas the said E. A. Gardner did by her
last will and testament duly bequeath the debt and
said mortgage to c. L. Gardner, which will was duly
probated and recorded at length in the Office of the
Register Of Deeds, Of Lincoln county, Dakota Ty. in
the 18th day of October, 1873 at 3o'cock D. M, on
pages 42l, 400. and 1923, in Book 'B of Deeds. and
whereas, said G. L.. Gardner did sell assign and
transfer said Mortgage and debt to Marx W. Bailey,
which assignment was duly recorded in the Office
Of Register of Deeds, of Lincoln county, the 21st
day of December 1876, on pages 481, in Book &C."
o. Mortgages, and whereas, said mortgagor did coy-
enant and agree in said mortgage in case of fore
closure thereof, to pay to said mortgage her heirs
or assignee the sum of twenty-five dollars attorneys
fee, and
WHEREAS, default has been made in the condi-
tions y! sac mortgage, III the payment OF money Sc
cured thereby, and there is claimed to be due there
on at the date OF this notice the of hundred
and seven, an 30100 dollars, principal and interest
and twenty five dollars attorneys fee, and suit or
pr'ceedings have been instituted at law otherwise
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage any
part thereof; Now therefore notice is hereby given
that by Virtue OF the power of sale contained in said
mortgage and in pursuance OF the statutes in each
case Inade and provided, tha said mortgage will be
foreclosed by sale of the premises therein de-
scribed, or 30 much thereof will be necessary to
satisfy the amount due on said mortgage at the date
thereof, with interest and the cost and expenses al
lowed by law, at public vendue at the front door Of
the court House, in the village of Canton, Lincoln
county, Dakota Territory, the 10th day Of Febru
airy, 1877, st two o'clock in the afternoon.
Dated December 21st, 1876.
MARK ", BAILEY,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27

We were forced to the conclusion by
actual experience, that domestic animals
and fowls can run domesticity to an ex-
cess; and this is the way va found out:
We had occasion to stop for dinner the
other day, while on our travels over the
county. Calling at what had the appear
ance Of being one gigantic badger hole,
but we knew it was not, for we could sec
smoke coming out and badgers don't
smoke. On STOPPING to enter the only
place visible, our feet slipped from under
US and we shot down that hole like dart
and landed against something hard
Come imp was the welcome greeting;
we gathered ourselves up and to make
every thing sociable, said it was pleas
ant day; could not think Of anything else
lust then and the weather was as cold
as the Arctic country, but that was all
right and we made them understand that
we was cold and wanted something to eat
Around the stove, lay three dogs. which
required the vigorous application Of 4
cowhide to persuade them to take back
seat On the bed was five cats and three
chickens were struting around the room.
s. the preparation of getting dinner be-
gan; thin gs advanced all right until the
steaning vituals attracted the attention Of
tho three CAM mes; the cats yawned and
stretched, arose and took in the situation.
The cats ali psrchcd upon the table and
one by one were carried out by the nspe
of the mock and in few minutes return
ed by q back passage. Two women and
three children kept up this process until
liuner WIS finished Whan we rot
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
A most remarkable story comes to

A most remarkable story comes to us
through the Ida County PsoaseT, from
Hell's Bend a locality embracing a por-
ton of Woodbury. County and portion
of Ida County that appears to be, from all
reports, most appropriately named. Some
one has said, in giving the geographical
location of the neighborhood, that the
Bend was mostly in Woodbury. County,
but that the He'll was chiefly over the line
The latest sensation from that sulphureous
region is an account of the disgusting eff
forts of an idiot or crazy Spiriaalist,
named Bigelow to cure a case Of typhoid
fever by invoking the power of the spirits,
failing in which he undertook the more
difficult task of raising the victim Of his
folly from the dead. Failing in this, at.
ter three days of effort, the widow called
in the neighbors to bury the dlsfgured
and offensive hody,-Siouc Csty journal
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
I'VE Air Busted"

We air busted Floridy wuz our permls-
sion and we reached for it, but our pole
wuzn't long enuff. In vsne we counted
doubls-in vane va kept out returns; the
radikcls scooped US. And Looisisner, wo
is u.s. will DO returned for Hayes, witch set
ties our hash We held out three aces,
but kellogg held four kings, yea, and he
coed hev played i've ef they he'd been
needed, and he rskes the lot. Nv what
avail is it to kill 'nigSers, and keep en-
away from the polls ef we are not allowed
to count the parishes verein We did it?-
We do the wickednis and are swindled
out of our reward therfor. We killed a
thousand niggsrs in the South. And as
We git nothing by it it is q CRATE waste OF
niger. The postoffices, the custom hsus-
Is, the collectorships, wich we yearned sf-
ter, are ez fur from US ez they wuz year
ago. We get near eauf to smell ov EN-,
and the smell Thereof carsge: us. We
would light but Northern Dimocrosy das
emf. and the Southern Dimocrosy don't
want to. We kin pass resolooshuns, and
howl, but resolvin and hoMlin won't give
us the postofficss, and wat is government
without them !"-Reu. P. Y. Nasby "s
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
The Place to Get what you Want.

Card Board and Zephyr at Keller's.
A large Stock OF Picture Frames s. Pie
lures at Coulter's.
Toys, Books and Dime Novels At Kel-
ler's.
Holiday Goods in great variety at Kel-
er's.
Cash paid fog Pork at Lower
Canton, by F. BARROW.
CocX-EYEs, Snaps. hame irons and clips,
bride bits, &C., of all kinds for sale, cheap
FOR cash at MooKE's Harness Shop.
FRESH OYSTERS at the Restau-
rant LOWER CANTON.
Call and see the Excelsior Diary and
Bill Book combined at Keller's
Brackets all kinds and prices. just re-
ceived at Ksllsr's.
]. g. BENEDICT announces to the peo-
pie, that for the next 30 days he will
sell goods at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
Bring in your Drasssd Hogs, 1Fs pay
the hisasss market price, in trsde for
1DIf6s3sd if6ss delivered At orr ss6rs
HAEALDsoH q BGELM.n
Full lire Of Wsx and CLins Dolls at
ugrltays, seloit Is
nancy Confectionery 1T AslIsrs.
EiDKs Of all kinds takes for trade a:
oar store. HAaALDsoN & 8RHLHAR.
Coop Luncheon and refreshments at al
sours, st tie Restaurant LuH5r Canton.
DOLLY D;mRlv pspct=r;cs n=2. and .ty-
lish, just the thing for billetdoux At Ksl-
cr's.
BEST Head light l75 ; test coal oil so
cents per gallon, At Coultsr's. Beloit la.
PERFORATED card board, notices for
needle work al Kellcr's.
Doors & SHOES, DRY GOODS & GRoCE-
RIss, CHEAP FOR CASH OR WHEAT At
BENEDICT's.
IsN'T that "Goddess of Liberty" Lamp
perfect beauty. Call and see them
at Coulter's Drug Store.
FRED. BARROW'S is tho place
where yon can got
COAL, LUMBER, and BUILDING PAPER,
for the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Clears, 5 Cts. each best in town al Kei-
ler's. Try them.
THE best HAND PICKED GREEN AP-
Piles, at Fred Barrow's, Lower Canton.
ZEPHYR worsted, all colors; at Kel
ler's city Drug store.
THE Head light coal oil will burn 4
longer than any other. Only place to be
had; at Coultsr's, Beioit Iowa.
New Hampshire Horse Blankets with
snreiny gle Is Pair At
MooRE's Harnes Shop.
Turkeys, Chickens &C. wanted at oul
store, for which We will pay the highest
market price in Trade.
HARALDsoN s. BBHLHEK.
WHIPS, lashes, Harness oil, curry combs
cards, and brushes, cheap for cash
at MooRE's Harness Shop.
Boys before going to the Mite Society
call at Coulter's and get your pockets fill
cd with candy.
THesE "Grecian" Lamps are the Boss
lamp. Coulter keeps them.
Diaries for 1877, all qualities and prices
at Keller's.
BLANK Books and Stationery at Keller's
CHINA toys at Keller's.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27

The old year is last fading into the dim
past, and time with its steady strides is
steadily marching on until 1t has reached
tho limit Of human vision. All that
seems good to us will be cherished to the
remotest breath; that par. which seems Of
but little consequence will be passed over
with but little thought, until it fades from
our memories. This is true Of human
nature, in all ages and with all conditions
of life; but none are 50 lost to their own
true existence as not to find something in
life's history worthy to b: cherished. As
one year succeeds another in rapid sue
cession, it must necessarily occur to every
thinking mind that the extreme limits of
life will soon be reached; and our indi-
vidual histories will have to be passed
in review before us, to be scrutinized by
,o,anipotencs How much Of this history
will be unwelcomo to us depends entirely
upon how we shape our des tiny here be-
low; and as year by year is regularly ad
ded to our already advanced days. 1t Is
very natural that we should at the close of
the year when We are making up our bal
ance and taking inventories Of our earthly
effects, that we should take retrospective
view of our personal history and see how
much we would have expunged from our
records preparatory to entering upon
Nsw Year; to soc what may be omitted in
the future and what had better be added
thereto.
All vie with each other in making
Ckristmas presents to their friends and
relatives, and having an enjoyable time
But how many presents are made through
sinister motives; how many for s1so
how many for the purpose of receiving
and how few from the generous impulse Q
human nature. TO those whs have made
rich and costly presents, have they bee
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27

The Christmas tree was largely attend
ed by the community round about. Beloit
favored us with their presence. A gener
al good feeling prevailed all parties done
their best to maize it pleasant and succeed
ed wonderful we'll The tree looked very
we'll as it left the artistic hands that gave
it the finishing touch. The young folks
were we'll remembered and the older ones
were not unnoticed; some receiving very
nice presents. A few we'll timed remarks
were made by Mark W. Bailey, Esq, and
the songs by the music committee was
very good; the programme WAS carried
out when the presents were distributed, all
retired we'll satisfied. "
At the last regular meeting Of Centen-
NAL Lodge, No. 10, l. o. o. F. the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term:
N. G., Mark W. Bailey
G., E. o. Plumbe.
Secretary, H. B. Donaldson.
Treasurer, Rob't Laning.
Warden, r. H. Lsnin:.
Tom has gone and done tive mean
Tom Hutton has been intimidatsd into
getting married He looks like it and
don't deny it and it must DO so; and Ella
Williams is the happy spouse. This little
spark that was SO small year ago has
spread into magnificent flame and Con-
sumed two loving hearts and caused them
to rattle like the soft rain overhead
"One by one the dew drops fall,
One by one the sands run through"
Good bye Tom, may lifs's path DO 50
smooth that you can go barefootcd.
We made Sioux Falls flying visit and
found the town all sgog over the coming
festivities of St johns day. Very ex.on-
sive preparations were boing made in fit
ting the Halls. The banquet Hall was
beautifully decorated by numerous pic
lures, SONS Of which were the handiwo TX
Of some home artist and reflected great
credit on the artist for its truthfulness to
nature. Great preparations were being
made at the Cataract House fora splendid
entertainment from the loads of oysters
that were being carried into the kitchen;
and Mr.. Corson just knows how to do the
genteel to his guests. We met friend B.
z. Roderick, who looks as natural Us ever,
though somewhat older; it was soEe time
before VIC could impress him With our
identity.
The Beloit Christmas tree and entertain
meat was all that the most saaSulae could
expsct. The programme 1as fully car
ried out by the different committees ~
the entire satisfaction Of all parties later
ested. Singing, dec!ana:7v2, ana Il
spssch by Hoa. Mark W. Bai!sy, proceed,
ed by the distribution Of prss.Ats i'iIa
tro3 was all that could - expected Ill
grasshopper times Il contained iAire =
variety Of presents, some ve:y aiGa gifs,
but not very costly; III .hs they showed
their good sense ana made no unuecsss-
ary display that was not warranted by the
hard times. The Oyster supper va. ysrs
good and enjoyed by all, who seemed well
satisfied with tbs entertainment Sac sup
per was for the purpose Of raising funds
to purchase an organ for Public use the
proceeds amounted t. about $50 A good
many from Canton were in attendance,
who seemed to be we'll satisfied and went
home happy,
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
A, F, & A, m,

nMv1 sFAR LoDsR No. 4, A. r. A. NJ. RsEs-
hr Communication Wednesday on or before the full
NOON.
Special meeting every second Wednesday aftsr
~ Regular.
VIII. MILLER, 81, WIN.
", N. CUPPHTT, Secretary.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
CANTON PosT.oFFIcE DIRECTORY.

Southern daily mail arrives every day except Sum
av 4 80 P. u. Departs every day except Sunday
n GAN
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
Day at 80 4. N. Departs every day except Sunday
81 JPN.
Canton and Midtown mail arrives sAery Tuesday
and Saturday 1t P. n. Departs every Monday and
Thursday At AN.
vsrmillion weekly mail arrives every Saturday at
sP.x Departs every Monday at AK.
Office open from A. n. TO P. n. On Sundays
from IL n. to P. II.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27

COUNTY OFFICERS.

NV. CAnTIR, District Attorney.
W.M. CuPPHTT, Clerk Of District Court.
TIoRK J. THoNsTAD, Register Of Deeds and IL
eneio County Clerk.
H. B. DONALDSON, Treasurer Judge Of Probate.
CHARLES A. SOUTH, Sheriff.
v.B. CoNKL1B, Superintendent of Schools.
4. ARNEsoN, Chairman,
VIZ. n. BALL, Go. Commlsslonsrs
DANIEL, SLACK,
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27

given in the spirit in which you would
have them rec siyed, or 10 thsys some Jerk
ing selishness you would conceal? Have
you made any desslate home happy! Have
the beggers been remembered in your
sists? Have you made all to feel that it
is truly Christmas, and the blessings Of
the day have been showered upon them
If so you have added gem to your crown
that will shine through endless day, moro
than all the presslts that you bsstow on
those who are able to reciprocate for all
favors received, and this Centennial year
will pass out Of time freighted with treas
ures that will never grow old.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing un-
der the nrm name Of Murray 6 Keep, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
F. J. MURRAY,
FRED. A. KEEP.
Mr. Keep having been elected Clerk of
the Circuit and District Courts Of Lyon
county, will be found at Rock Rapids.
The business of the late firm will be
conducted by F. J. Murray.
Beloit, Iowa, Dec. 18th, 1876.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
Chicago & Northwestern Rail Road.
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Time of departure of Passenger Trains from
Mo. Valley, in effect. 1877.
Leave for chicago and the East. .6.2b p NJ.
" I" 1856 A. N.
9. Bluffs and West 8.45 A. n.
% 500 r, NJ
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
For Sale or Trade!
CHATTEl MORTGAGE SALE.

CHATTEl MORTGAGE SALE.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of
~ Chattel Mortgage executed by James Gould
to Darwin Keller January oath, 1876, for $135 with
interest at ten per cent due December lst 1876 up
en- one Bay Horse, nine years old, and one Roam
Horse seven years old, that the game will be fore
blessed by sale Of the property on the S0th day OF
December 1876 al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at the
front door of the Court House, in the village Of Can
ton, Lincoln County, D. 7.
The Mortgage having been assigned to tho under
signed.
Dated, Dec. 1sah, 1875.
J. THOMPSON Go.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-25

~ The United States Treasury
Department is authorized by law to
employ 400 persons. 1t actually
employs $500 persons, or seven
times as many as it has warrant of
law to employ.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-25
Cabinet-Maker and Undertaken.

I hereby inform my old customers and the pub
dc generally, that have moved in my NEW SHOP
IN the east end Of Morrist0wn. opposite J. Brown
( Sons Carriage Shop, where I viii keep hand
and make to order, all kinds OF FURNITURE.
Special attention given to Picture Framing. al
keep on hand and make and trim to order ali
kinds Of WOODEN C0FFISS, with or without
glass the face All kinds OF repairing done in
.ence In the FURNITURE and COFFIN trade,
feel that guarantee satisfaction in either line
Of business. All kinds of PRODUCE taken in
change for work Prices to suit the hard times.
Prompt attention given to all orders for CoFFTNs,
aud liberal reduction in former prizes all work.
Spring-seat Sofas and Chairs repaired in good
order. NJ. a. WHIT.
March 20, Is76-tf.