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Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
United S r A T E S,

L. i - we'll known fact thar the great mass
at our people aie c"nprird I" rely. frT Thur
know lcd.e If the. hi>i"ry f th-Ir 'O"tirs,
upui. the, nuilinr works iu'euirdi'r the u>e e
-chuol, Nh all by rhrir very raiurr arr hrIrf;
,,iuurd tor ia corHt r,.i.t.n-un 81 Cini'iTru,
ani ~ every way ur>uIrri Ia the adult u.ird
There la, tn = been ten gr'diInr want "i
History 81 the Uiirtd STATES. COyc'Ihg the
v hole period irum the discovery of the Con-
,rnrnr t. tine present day. ani p'e>t"'I = !"
.uiii .Irui AID cuIuprrlI' u~ivr f'rnI TIE hl>lory
ct car country t''r"-h I> 'ar""> prr""'>'
fs,tIi u III her aud lnur, ihou, httu' standpoint
I! "a voulh h" proper ~ school hi-tory
riI> .i,nranI We are happy 10 say sari>
,ror,jy met ~ The Cen'rnuiol History of
rlIa UrrIrd STATES u w"rk which i "vI"rrr'y
..e>iir.cd la take rank ~ the Standard History
Of ,ur country. Th. auhor. lame, ID. Nc
Cnb,. j. an able AID we'll known historical
wri'"r.
We most heartily commend til work t.
nur readers. |, l. un iry mas at detail, -"
Imur,asrir i'"rr :" j. tl,u. thu rar "na' prd'.
nut ~ - c!,Hr. NIvlt. ard brIliI''t ta'rhr,Vr
81 IT," rvrrI> 81 our :,i>trry. from the i,>
r"vrrv at he Anruran Cuurn,ent To the
pr->rnr laN II yiv..> AZ urrr. sing acnOurt
Oi Inc IihiI:itl- az IN'ITl'i NUtF"t li''l tit
III e If thr"pnriug ui tIie wlIr men. The
VOYAGES az Columbus Iha explorations of The
different inIiou> OF Europe. aud the wander
nag 1T the >Iaui"riS ~ arch at gold ant
M rI.,rtsl youth. rnl.i WI. araphi" power.
TIE ,iory uf It,.' Revolution related with
all Tive interest at a I'maIrrc: then fellows
y CLEAR AMI >nCrInrI arrnuri al the formation
oi 4 - tr,'rr;tl tuu,tj'uII'u. the Second War
at our history 80 To- IN" commencement 1T
the CIvil Wac. The ll,>'ory Of the civil
" ar j. related VII iH;riI>. II.br. aud with
-rrrcI iirlry L. ,ruih The author writes
ihuughuGr w.,h caImnr>> and rpparaIiIy,
aud plsHds Nh CaI>r al no SecI'uu or party.
/ liz boot ruuIalr An AppendIX. giving az
account Of r'r. approaching International Cen
irn;.iai Exhhl;un
II il .'"nipIi>eh in one large and hardsome
volume uf G35 pages. AMI contains il2 fine
~ ravirg> on -I"ii and w"rd Tn book l.
i~.urd hy rh., NaIuu,I Pu'ii-hlug Co. whose
imprint l. graraurrr nf tie rArt'''rI.'r al tie
workmanship The pr p - bow considering
'he characIrr uf Me work. a"d each >,'h Cri "T
- pr~.-enIsh with 'nni-n'"r iii" aphtC
-ti.raving Of iiip Crn,rrui ENh.hHiou Eu,ir
my and Grounds II j. sou 10y subscription
ni,iy AID Nr :. y Rouse " no j. III" rurhur-
zrd ngrrI Tor this srrtIuu, IL now canvnssins
tor II
Rayvi!lr. Ia , August l. 1875 tt
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
No 1.-..Ecmalc ScIlO;0 rs; fps.

100 To Pa,ea's a"d Phsidn hroPss
Ten female students ALI re received int"
tie family of the Pre>rden, Of N,"ph"@-n
College. aud trained a. la. rhil''ren. b'snlrd,
,.iorh-d, books aud Stationery furnished, and
tc.dusred in regular Collegiate Course, f"'
UOi each, PAYABLE in advance by the Isl at
September. 1876. They must not be under
twelve years Of age. and able I" read and
write The chef nduce'nent III presenting
thus. is To give the PIrsi lent ar opportunity Ia
train remarkable characters, To the honor OF
the Collegr, aud 10 enable him Ia verify his
views in rrga'd 10 the development of any
youth Of medium, org IMITATION, when full
CONTROL is gwen and implicit conh'!ence re
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Ts.STIyaONIALS:

Prof john Il Row emh. uu>r'aI Instructor
OF the Washington VI. r Churrh choir, saw:
The pa'lor Ogau> manufactured by The
Gem Oraan Company. Of ihIs place, are
among the rrrr.I ~ tone Of any ! have
ever heard. In style al case ana handsome
finish ;!I.'v are wlr!.uut an equal
From Tie Wasting .or s ar:
On exhibition III one IF the large show
Windows Of CnuIrin>. Cote Il TGonp-o' :
store !. au rnprIvri style of orAau uanutar-
iur-d hy the Grn ORGAN Company. of WASH
iugton The ra,r> are of solid WA nu' arts.
Iica!iy flushed anal Jnnrd together IN the
most thor.."uh msunrr. Tie wood snro
.yiheurly shows ;l.. master haud 1T Ihr .kIll.
mechanic. H.. mu,ial qua itIr> ui The to.
gan. 60 Ne are Iutu'nr'i toy au accomplished
ntI>rcisu, are not exc a-d lay the best u,>iIu
nrrr> nt IN" klui uSr Il : furnished vi rh
ri-hr stops whirh give 1t iuIl scope IN th--
most tiiiii"uIt ;i-rrS ni Inu-ic l h" action
consist. cf TWO aud one halt set of reeds, ~
arranged that ihe slightest defect can be- easily
reached ami repaired The orgaI i ais,
supplied with patent u.rsir rack, whH'h
br>rde. beng urnamrnrai, of great cuny-u
fence tn the r-rinrrnrr H. c'rciu~iun, ~
IAN say withunf Irrj u,lice. rhai ihr Gem ID
gan i"r beauty oi sp ie. handsome huI-h anal
rxc"ilrn, musna qualities. ha> 10 Superior
E<iy~ A WRIT EN- wAaRayTEE OR FIvI
YEARS ACCOMPANIES E"ERY GEN PAaLoR
ORGAN SOLD
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
No 3-Male Scholarships, $1,000.

Board aud rnition perpetual TO one student
for $1,000. payable in advance. The builder
of Schoiarship can inrrod"ce one STUDENT
arer aunthrr. from time To niue, free OF change
for board aud tuition. There are only TWEEN
" o. these Scholarships for sale. Address
IN WALTON, LII d.. President.
Gailatiu Tenn
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Il / AnC CI 1A.S.

A Manchester Gallo" printer
was. on his wedding dav. ask
ed by his wife to allow her two
half pints o. ale a day as
her are ofthc extra conf rts
He m de ,he bargain bnt not
clecrtullv. fer though a drink
cr himself (fancyiua n" doubt.
that he could not well do with
OUT he wonln have preferred
q perfectly s"bcr wife. They
b,.th worked hard. John low
ed his wife Tut he could not
break away from his old asSo-
Citations at The alehouse. aud
when rot at the factory or at
his meals he YVES with his boon
companions. His wife made
the small allowance meet her
housekeeping eXpcnsete-k eep-
in- her cot neat and THY, and
lie could rot complain that she
insisted upon her pint of ale.
while he. very likely, drank
two or three quarts. Once in
awhile the wife succeeded. by
gentle. loving artitice, in dra"-
ing her husband home an
boar or two earlier than usual,
and very rarely she persuaded
lin to spend a whole evening
in her company They had
been married Il year. and the
morning ftheir wed'led ami
versary John locked with real
pride upon the neat and come
" person of his wife, ami,
with a touch Of rrmors' in his
look and tone, said:
"Mary. wen had III hnllida,
since we were we'd. an only
that | haven't a penny i tn
world we'd take a jaunt to tn
Village and see the mltlur.'
"Woul'l like o go John ?"
she asked.
There was a tear with her
smile, far it touched her heart
To- hear him speak tenderly, is
in the old times.
"lf thec'd like to go, John
I'll stand treat"
Thou stand treat, Mary
Hast got IA f"riin' left thee ?"
NAV, but I've gotten the
pint - ale" she added.
Gotten what, wife ?"
1.-The pint o ale" he re-
peated.
And thcreuron she went to
the hearth, and from beneath
one If the flag stones drew
forth a st. ckiny from which
she poured upon the table the
sum of 365 three-penccs.-4t.
lis. 3d..-exclai'niny:
See, John, thee can have
the holiday"
"What is this ?" he asked
in amaze.
1T is my daily pint o ale.
john"
file was conscience-stricken
as well as amazed.
"Mary, has, t thee had any
share Then Ill ha' no More
fro Il is day"
And he was as good as his
word. They had their Holt
day with the old m''ther. a"d
Mary's little capital, saved
from tn. "pints o ale" Was
seed from which, as the years
rolled on, grew shop, factory.
warehouse, country seat aud
carriage. with health, happi
ness, peace honor and renOwn.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Nj 's''o'O:
How LOT. HOW RE$lCRE''.

Just published. new I'r,. IT ~ ca 20.
aeii tei-hrr E.,ny az ne rr,'rA, rn'
without mr'!r,I.")' e f. .n'a''r, oe''' 20"
uai N'-a.r---. lr.vuir., triy ~,rI. L.. -
np"icrc,. M..,'si .ri lh,sr. I''.I
rnr- IrrIr- "a Mar,ars. -'r ;..-". Goa -ru.I
"m Ep,irp-y and .r>. ia m-..i ~ s,ltrn
ir- or sexual txrrHv,y.' &r..
20 rrr- in >.'aI,..i ,-nNerp". ou'y ~
MS
The ctirIrai.. auI. or. ~ this an ir:h
~. rlraTiy trnr, -'Tn'r-. i'"tr riir e.
as -ocrr->iui pitc'r''. I;,u the aias...h;
-.,,r~ Gu "c..- e - ,lu.r nay IT, ra''I" !
.Jr' wii'...,i tue dHnyrru,.~ :,-r ''f .i'r''''
nIn. or rh" ari"i-..'"' 81 'i.- t'r
.rnt!I z ,nIt mao it 81 .ue ~ q ~ I IL
rIIlu ATE. eti "ina!. ty ',,.a'r-' e! v iIirh ~.
Y >iiitTcr. nn ., -trrr w. - hI> c'f't'!o.
,,ay t.r. may ruir hin.-ri h, ary, Irrv'rc"
uId ra'!Fn y
Rus irrrure should BE- IL rhe hand- "f e,
~ yuu y aud ry,"y ma" ~ the land.
S.ur. az !-r ~ Il ia ,.l.tn -uN-Ioi,-. '" ~ \
,'rr-., 'n 'r'e'r: at * rer.s or ~" p"-'
- >r,,iI-
\ idrr>, the pub i-h-rs
II tkiGGAN & ON
Il A"n s. . NV Y"'k F'.' tn. P.x ~
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25

H1EGs OF MISUNDERSTANDING TO me
reron 4 No. ynan Imperial chancel'ery
there has been br~uxk to light by the exra-
va,ons a, Olympia l7s works in MARBLE oso
in bronze, 242 in ,erracotra. ia coins (besides
sO0Byzsn,ine copper coins). and 70 inscr'P'
tons. The mex, work will be the completion
G che excavations of the Zeus temple, with
h iumadiate nsighhorbood.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Law school Faculty.

ST. W. son. Esq Dean al the Faculty
P,of-.,rr ot the Law Of Real Property and
Criminal Law.
BF Allen. Esq. Professor Of Equity Law
tie Law of Wills and Executors, AMI the
Law of Domestic relations
W. : Mandy. Esq Prnf~ssor Of CONNER.
-isl Lsw-Ih. Law of Co'racrS aud ComsrI,u
Iionai Law
Jas. " Brackmnre. E-q. Professor Of the
Law nf EviIencc-pleadin., Corporations
and International Law.
Ii has been determined that the advantages
given shall he second TO no Law School IN
III land.
Law Stu Tents will he permitted to receive
the highest framing IN + o"uton aud OraIory
gratis
One academic year necessary tor g-atnaiT"''
IN Law School Board aud rui,on per year,
SiS6 20; p'.c Term, Sa3 90.
For rarai"gue. address John VI. Walton,
VI Ii ID . President.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
The Patent Music Rack on the
GEN ORG Ans

is by far The grr,'e~' convenience 20 p"fnrmer>
that la> VT been invented Brsidrs H. u.s..
whiIr playing. It Is arranged a. a receptacle
Tor nu>n. IL is neat fixture, hrauIIInnly
carved aud arranged upon the front OF the
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Beatty 2. mo

GRAND SQU.4RE AND LPRiCET
'omhines ,v-:y Improvement known -
p.sTyEn send ,,anp for rirruiar Adir..>
DANIEL f. BEI.iTTi, Washington NeH
Jersey.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
No: l.--scholarsbips, Mal and Female.

Scholarships M Nr"phog"n College, can be
purchased tor 100 each. whr'h give Inii'on
free TO the holder thereof for ten years.
ri.>, Schnlar-hIps reduce the expenses ~
a year. or dnrIua tIe ten year, jpj. The
,aId scholarships can hr represented 10y STA.
dents rs surn a. purchased. and may he sold
q, M ,r,,. fnrrpI iv purrIiaSpr.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25

The GEM
PARLUR ORGANS.
roy THE BEST IN USE AND WAR
RANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
In uurchaslrga PARLOR ORGAN per.nns
should al-ay- he particular 10 get the Bis J.
iio,n thu f,rI HAT the best cost 10 U,orr than
those Of i'trr OF quality.
TIE GEN PAELOR ORGAN
ia style of tinr>lr. durshliIiy and musical quaii-
mes has >uprrInr.
TILL CASES ARE OF SOLID WALNUT
AMI pat ,".rrlrrr 10y -k,lr;! wnrkn,ru. and :"
handsomely gotten mp a. I" hr an
ORNAMENT TO ANY PARL0R.
The following l. = list 81 -tyrs:
NO. 5U.-fIvE O.TAvEs. Tw" aud one hall
SETS uf r,'r,i>. >iX >rrp@-lhap"s"n,
Principal. Finite. DuIcama, Forte,
Trrmuln; knrr S,,r,I; Patent Nu
SO Rack Solid Walnut cases
NO. 5S.-FIvE OCrAv 5. Two aut one hail
r>uf reeds. ci-hr -rop>-Dara-"n.
FrmrIpal. fi,r, nul"iana. Forte.
Treble Fur'r; kuer SWEET; patent
mn~t" rarE su'ii walnut cases
no G2.-tfvE OCTAVES. Two and one hal
sri> 81 rrr'> mn" st"p--l'Iapa>"a
Prnip.I flr'r. Nuiriaua. huX &C.
!->rr >ub-nas'', Trrnrnio PrimriI al
Fore. Trrb Forte Krr" Swell ;
patent music rack: sp,Id walnut
cases
NO GS-fIvE OCTAvEs Two and one half
sets ui reeds. tea. stops. DIapa>"n,
PrinrIpai FIutc. DucIaua. Nox Cr-
lrste >uii-hase Octave Cnaper.
Trrmo'o. Principal F"r" TrehIe
Forte: husr Swell; patent mu,ic
WNtk; II ~ walnut ra~t>.
NO. 70 -SiNOCTAvE. Tnr,e sets of reeds
eicve" -iors-Dapa>nn PRINCIPAL,
Flme Hr'cana. NoN Celeste. sub
base. C!a'ipntt. Octave tunpl,.r.
TrrnoIn Principal Forte. Treble
Forte; kn-e Swell: patent music
rack. ,ni wainu rn-rs
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Anyt1iTg.

TN THE FANCY Gao Ely LINE Can
BE. hal Of u-a prices wh,'h AZ ns"r d
-. please
March 27.-tf L.MKIy & EGGLEsToS
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
II EO / IL y u T. ~
MALE FEMALE COLLEGE,
GaIlatln, Tennessee,
Oaike ouisrili, 4 Na,triHs RSlro"d, ana a.
the Juaciion Of ih' C~r.b"id"dS One
Railroad.
2S Miles from Nashville
ELEVENTH ACADEMIC YEAR.

The -clI,rnl i in ,ur ct tie richest anH mos
claiming agricultural r"uE'Irs ~ America. a.
tb. heart OF the ftmnL> Elur-=Ta>> country "i
Sumner county. T.nn y lovely valley, lying
between n range If the Cumberland W"n'''
, ms aud the. Cumberland river. IL beaniiiu'
q ute rrty at VINES aud flowers. coni'ir'In"
.5Il inhabitants distinguished for iRtin
eure AMI refinement. hospitality nnd gene
osiry 1hi- place wa> selected after canvas
srnu the advantages snd inducements offered
NJ all the most noted points M the country
NIn-r-"u rtn,b-r> OF the ia"ulli''s. NAM
i,,r of who ~ have the highest national rcp!'
,fion. 10th ss t-arher- and authors.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25

Tie present term began Jan l., 1876.
Fail term Will b'9ir first Monday III Sep
rrub.r Board. Iui;inn fuel. washing. &r.. s.
1000 Catalogues f,r Graiui'nu- ID t,ihmii"n
STUDENTS can attend Baptist. Ne'hou'i>r. Chris-
tan. Presbyterian or Catholic churches.
StuirniS are received at any degree OF
,,lvaur-meur ~ any r'n>r.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
The Five SChoo sos the College Course.
Departments.

l. Preparatory school.
, Nurma school
3 Nu-Ic SChuoi.
:. Arr Schuol.
5 School of Molrrn Languages.
s Agricultural S,unul.
: Connerrial School.
4 Law School.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25

Rayvi!lr. Ia August l. 1875 tt
The New York herald., 1876-10-22
CLOAKs, DoLMANs, SACQUEs. &C.
,ARGE AND FIRST CLASS ASSORTMENT.


sneaues trimmed with braid 9k. at 81 so.
ESt,s long sIs fur trimmed beaver saoaus' at SO,
E ssfs a St ssnshs sis s beaver c'.
Extra no french Sea.sr o cssk @ trimmed with fur or
Fine French imported Maieasss cloth Clocks .e1.r.
E with 81. $50
sss, s:s, s4S; VA and $40 s,,w s.corr. or,,rvn
hiH1sa hSb sShocMET ehnA5 oksAaESrs. $50 $40 ' ="
ExTEA WITu RAS TAssE k
fAfTSsEks SkTSSE. ch6cET ossAazs4s AND QUILTED
,.s ;s Finished s .ss ss.y s
NOVELTIES IN xATELAssEE CLOTH AND SILK
We shall exhibit l,:n. on MONDAY @
amsgnihccnt assortment OF
w. - ~ ali At lower prices than
:;;
Large 70 select rom or win mako to order at
French and American iels all the newest shapes
and eosors, at very low rates.
Eegan. stock 0f n novelties T,,sl sa. in w
''"cs's II
Black and Colored Bonnet velvets
tour own importation).
all the Sss,s. ssIss ssos d %ase m s, any shade
we offer All eoi.rs and very ane quality at
e WI T. 1ns asE y So% e s'd oSIskisC r Ri Hs5d
AN uNEQUAiLED ASSORTMENT OF
HOSIERY IN NEWEST STYLES AND COIyORINGS
all wool and merno Underwear,
and full line Of popular SIC. Kid Gloves.
BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS AND DRRss GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
LADIES'. MISSES AND CHILDRErs UNDERWEAR.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BoNNErs and SASH RIBBONS
Novelties in Rulings. Bows Scarf Ties
and all kinds made mp Lace 0oods.
Infants and Children, $ Lace Caps
Ts all Of which direct special attention invite
examination.
RICHARD MEAREs
9th ". and 18th
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

AT THESE FhlCES LADIES CAN SUrrLi
( THEMSELVES WITH THE FINEST HAND-sEwEDl
AND HAND-EMBRoIDERED USDERcLoTHINGi
AS cHEAPLy AS, TO BUY MAcHINE-sEwED
GARMENTS TRIMMED WITH COMMON zM-
BROIDERIEs.
CALL AND EXAMINE
THE Esd ST. CARS WILL BRING YoU PLEAS
AxTLY TO WITHIN ONE snoKr BLOCK OF
."s!s..: 1..:3.z:
2a srH AvENUE, $50
NEAR 24rH ST.
A.
LONE: !. :. T: T: /. |.
:. s''os 90 %
! ~. i. 8 Go ? 9 90 g.:
S2l TO $40 9Th av., Goth ST.,
VII open on Monday. October a..
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in ali Departments.
Now open.
NEW DEPARTMENT FOR
cLoAKs AND SUITS.
special Attention :. they a,s cut and pressed 6y
the ourneymen taor which adds greatly to the shape
ssys. ~. VI 'S''' ''S' "' nave nSs '''s' a''
Rough and plain beaver cloats nicely trimmed 81 rs.
ss. Fosss sss and s"s s.s Nat.
si4 as SIT So s2a TO- ss4 So up 81. All great bar.
ssai.kn sacques, English design, sss to $3.50
Special bargains in
Cashmere ana Gamers Hair, n ali the newest shades,
elegantly trimmed with ss 2 match 81 81 s. and ssa
goods, q, positive bargains
MISSES AND cHILDREN's CLoAKs
In great variety.
UNDERWEAR
OF every Description: ds,. na1:..,,.
exceedingly low prices
INFANTS OUTFITS,
ready made and to order
TRIMMED aoux5 5s'fmial m11s designs IN
lsRExcH IELr HATS
1000 doren on .alc; price 81 10. in all shades
500 dozen sale; price IS cents in all shadss
FANCY FEATHERS
in endless variety.
Braided Bsndeaux in cardinal black, myrtle green,
New fancy Feathers received twice week. Of our own
pecial importation.
BONNET RIBBONS.
Closing out several lines OF fancy Ribbons at 20 cents
ynrd.
SASH RIBBoNs.
7.lnch Sash RiSoons all SIX. o5 cents TO go cents
spee. IL 4. our sI soct /. Va. a. pur
chased before The advancei in silk
yELvErs.
So pieces Of eoloteS ys,e, , At e ys5d ySh
ps s ss oSe Du%
LACE GOODS.
spcsiai attention given to m.oe-up Laco Goods
G.SIidIsn: L.ss. AND vsvss Caps : specially.
#uu## S'S IS s.s # ZEE ZEE saas saa w
Il Il 600 sssS Il ZEE 4 / 7
for ladies, gentlemen and children In wool. cotton
and mrrno ali the styleA
Misses merino Hose
reduction OF per cent
81 Is 20 81 per dozen.
Gentlemen's mcrne Vests reduced from 6Sc.
Gcntemen's merino Drawers rcnccd from HSc. TO 4fp
full line Of Cartwright waren's all the leading
MERINO UNDERWEAR
oensicmen's linen Collars and Cuaa
KID GLOVER
1000 dozen 2buttons. DJc.
500 dozen 3-buttons 81 06.
All wsrranted-a the shsdsa
LADIES' TIES
latest novelses,
N. g.-Rcduction TO the trade.
H. o'NEIlL CO..
S2i 60 32y 9Th av..
corner OF 10Th q.
An ELEGANT FINE SACoUE AND MUFF. A GREAT
Abargan to the purchaser will be sold low Can be seen
at ). DoUDING's, furricr ~ 18th Nv.
ELEuAST SET on POINT LACE FLouNcEs
"a SOD will be sold for less than haif their original
cost. Appiy 60 }. A. ELLIS, modstc. S2J 9th av.
A LADY GOING IN MOURNING WOULD LIKE TO
ildisposs OF heaskin Jacket and tamei's Hair shawi
been Worn. Address q. H.. Herald uptown Office
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

We WANT TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF LADIES
TO FACT NOT SUFFICIENTLY APPRECIATED.
NAMELY. THAT ouR ESTABLISHMENT IS THE
FIRST IN THB CITY TO INTRODUCE EVERY IN
PRovEMEyr WHICH CAN ADD TO THE COMFORT
AND CONVENIENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS OUR
LATEST ADDITION Is
I THE sALEsLADIEs ELECTRO CAsH.cALL.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

THB FIRST INSTRUMENT OF ITS KIND EVER
MANUFACTURED. BY MEANS OF WHICH. AFTER
EACH SALE, A TELEGRAPHIc SUMMONS FoR
PARCEL GIRL Is DESPATCHED TO CENTRAL.
STAND THUS PRODUCING PERFECT QUIET IN THE
DELAY IN THE WRAPPING OF PARCELS THIS
ELECTRIC MACHINE Is CREATING coNsIDERA-
BLE EXCITEMENT. AND AS THE CONNECTIONS
ARE ENTIRELY HIDDEN AND THE WORKING
Is WHOLLY NOISELESS. LADIES ARB IN PER
PETUAL wONDERMENT AS TO HOW THE PARCEL
GIRL HAPPENS TO CONE IN JUST THE RIGHT rINR
WE INVITE THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE THIS
INSTRUMENT.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

Very handsome silk trimmed black and coorcd Cash
Tneres at so. $33, SIS. $50. Si5
Very stylish cames hair Costumes trimmed slaborately
with velvet. S35, $50, S45 $40
Stylish silk trimmed serge Suits, $22 $o5, $2s.
Great variety Of worsted Suits. $40 to $40.
Camc,s hair Basques and Polonases ST. So $40 75 $l2
Tycoon rep Wrappers, s. rs, 81 % and 81 25.
Empress cloth Wrappers, with satin robe front, st -
S. IS and ~ 90.
WE WILL MAKE TO ORDER ANY OF THE ABOVE
COSTUMES AT PRICES QUOTED; FIRST CLASS WORK
AND PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
We daily
introducing styles.
and invite au examination oftho
above, confident that personal in.
spection will orn vince all that prices
beyond competition. Our goods are
ali manufactured and Designed under the
supervision Of the most careful and compe-
tent artists and are got up with u view to attract
and moderation in price, workmanship aud
quality ot materials, being equal in every respect
20 he finest imported goods, and all designed
and m manufactured and offered the smallest margin
of profit. with view TO making permanent customers
of those who patronze u.s. by Offering first class
article at moderate price. Our assortment is largo
and varied, and are prepared TO oler the latest
novelties introduced. Our facilities for
executing the most elaborate orders are now most
perfect, staff Of operators having been largely
Increasing t,"ers. We guarnntee full satisfsc-
tien and pcric~t ht In every costume wo
manufacture. First class cutters and
filters having the immediate supervision
OF NIL orders. and who will person.
Ally fit all garments and super
intend every detail Of their,
manufacture. Call and
inspect goods
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

SHAPES IN ALL THE BEAUTIFUL FALL SHADES
TO MATCH ANY COLOR OF VELVET, AT SOC.
AMERICAN FELT HATS. IMMENSE VARIETY, Al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-07
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK

ORGANISED 1nlS
TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. W. North,
ARENAS Libbey, VIM. S. Badger, Sam'l 1itcomb
OFFICE-IE Savings Bank Building, ia Water
St. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to p. NJ, and
from To 80 p. NJ. Saturday Evenings, from to
$50 O'Clock.
Deposits of any amountreceived from one dollar
upwards, and interest payable twice a year Feb
and Aug. Interest not drawn out ID added to the
deposit, thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day OF each month.
Money deposited on or before the tenth ddu OF each
month, will draw interest from the first day Of the
same month.
AS-Under the existing law of this State, all de-
posts in Savings Banks are exempt from munich
pal tdration, and the rate of interest limited to
six per cent. per annum payable semi-annualy.
No returns of names Of depositors required
to be made to State or town authorities aud all &C.
counts held by this Bank to be strictly private
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de-
post money in their own names, so that 1t can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds.
WM.R SMITH, Treasurer.
An-jJ a lS75 tkWtf
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Kennebec Savings Bank

This Bank is not required to make
returns to Assessors.
Deposits made on or before the 10th day of any
month nil be dated back to the first day Of the
same month
On First Monday in May and November of each
year dividend will be made on all deposits sand
ing at those dates which have been on deposit one
full month.
Money deposited in Savings Banks is not 20 be
taxed to depositors hereafter.
Dividends soon as declared are auded to the
principal, thus compromising the interest every six
months.
Loans made to depositors on depositing their
Bank Book security.
sO1ice In Freemans Bank Building.
8. B. GLAZIER, Treasurer.
WI HALLETT, President.
Augusta, Jan. IS, 1875. an29-f&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-07

r.CSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. W. Mort
ARENAS Libbey, VIM. S. Badger, Sam'l 1itcomb