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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
EMPH
Friday evening, nee. IA, 1877.

The Public Ledger at Five Cents,
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be supplied
on all trains aud at all stations on the
following railways, at FIVE CENTS pei
copy, by the agents OF the Southern
Railway News Company, viz;
Memphis and Louisville railway.
Memphis and Little Rock railway.
South and North Alabama railway.
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
railway.
Memphis and Charleston railway,
MISSISSIPPI n TENNESSEE n PADUCAH
AND MEMPHIS RAILWAYS.
Mr.. John Epperson, or employees, will
supply the PUBLIC LEDGER at five cents
on the above named railways.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
KAHN & FREIBERG
Offer this week

Offer this week
so pairs calf box-toed best boots, "a.
$50 pairs best cashmere pants. 50 so.
200 prs finest French cashmere pants,S5
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar Streets.
Best new c%alicos, Sc, &c, 71c.
Examine our new blea. domestic, Sc, l0c
New dress goods, beautiful, l0c, l2Ic-
cheapest and prettiest in the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
Bartee's home. made can
dies2Oc per pound. Sss Main,

a New York toy dealer has a live griz
zled monkey dressed as Santa Claus, in
the Christmas goods department IN his
store A chimney is provided for Jocko
to descend, which he does With great
eg'i'y, to the delight Of crowds OF ohil.
drtn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
New Shooting Gallery,
Ten'Pin Alley and Saloon,
Z. J. Kelly, 2O5 Main, Gil

The most complete stock Of furniture
carpets, oil cloths, shades and lace cur-
tains at Bryson & Camps ever shown in
the city. Prices as low as the lowest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
Latest News.

No bankrupt sale, but a hard.time
SALE $4,000 worth of boots and shoes
regardless of cost at 1856 Main street,
corner Of Union.
g-r j. W. VoReEu l. Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
FIsHI FISH! FISH!
Albert SeesseTs Market.
Cor. Main and Market
FOR III HOLTDAYS-

Meersphapw pipes and cigar holders
aRd smokers articles 10 great variety a
HI ES CHS,
s7O Second ST., opp. Court Square.
sl7 Main street, corner Adams.
BIG Main street, opposite Peabody,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14

The finest ladies' and mics.
ts' shoes made ;n America
Will be sold at 6Oc OR the dol
lar at the great bankrupt sale
Of boots aud shoes. No. 344
Main street, VOegeli's former
stand.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
Ohrihtmas GiGt.

fheve is 20 better Christmas present
that a man can make his wife OF sweet,
heart than one Of those beautiful porce.
lain pictures Of himself made by Moys.
ton at Star Gallery, 249 Main street,
Memphis. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
Lynnhaven Bay Oysters
Received daily by Express
Radinelli's Saloon, 34I Main.

My caramels are the finest ever sold
in tho city, and nice mired candy for
Csc. For something nice 90 to Foyds 5.
opposite Court Square. s6t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14

TIE type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14

IT the LEDGER joS office can be found
competent, skillfal and tasteful printers,
who can give entire s~atisiactiop in the
display Of any!job " printing. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14

VenisOn, squirrels, wild tur-
keys, qu8ils, rabbits, wild
ducks, fish, oysters, dressed
poultry, ETC., at y, Clements,
SO Beal. GOT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14

LOOK out fer the grand exhibition Of
Turkish carpets, rugs, ottoman, piano,
table and fancy covers at A. Z. Frank.
lands, 300 Main street, next week. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
The Alligator

is acknowledged to he the best stove Of
the age. aold only by J. B. Ford, PA
Main and l23 Poplar streets cat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14

Dressed Turkeys, Chickens,
He'd Snappers, Perch,
Fresh Spareribs.
III. Seessel, 6r., e. Son,
Corner Jefferson and Second.
COT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14

Choice Hrcsh spareribs at
u. Schard -, 1850 UniOn ~. SIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14

n1OOn of Bluff @ ty Cotton Mills stock,
0lUUU at Mechanics and Traders Bank
No, 9 Madison street. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
FOB RENT.

A BRICK HOUSE and a Frame House.
"A with large yard. stable. etc, on Washing
ton sti Get, near cOTner Of Orleans. Inquire
Orleans street. "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14

nor sALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS. 4Oc PER
II hundred, at this Office, the chea pest wrap
ping paper you can get oo.l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14

HOUSE Of five rooms. besides kitchen and
II servants room. Large lot. app = at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
wANTED

UTANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that | will not be responsible for any
bills bought by any one connected with the
Ledger Office or out OF 1t, and will not allow
gueh BILLS ip settlement Of my accounts unless
accompanied BY my written order.
Se.f n. WHITM0RE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-17

Notice has been given by the Sink
ing Fund Commissioners from time
N time. as the loans Of the Common
wealth became payable. that ii no.
presented within ninety days the in
terest thereon would cease or tbesa
overdue loans tsere are stifi out
standing SIS 92l SO, which viii be
paid at the Treasury, without inter-
est. whenever presented. No loana
being payable in 1876. it became the
dnty OF the Sinking Fund Commis-
sioners. in order to comply with the
constitutional provision providing for
the annual reduction Of the public
debt "hv a sum of not less than tTo
hundred aud nifty thousand da!lars.o .
to purchase them in open market at
q premium. But during the next df-
teen wears no such contingency can
arise. A six per ceDtum currency
loan of 1882 800 is redeemable in
February, 1877. and payable in tssa,
In August. 1871. uEs per centum
gold loan of s3.245. 500 is payable,
and in 1878. 1879 and 1882 loans
amounting to about $1,000 900 ere
pavsble. z al. pcs seaidtA carten-
sy loan OF s.. .ss5 500 is redeemable
in February, 1882, and payable in
1892.
ie the ne4t eve Yesys about twelve
millions of The State loans beeoIe
payable TO pay the cane would
take sn annual payment OF nearly
two and bali millions Of dollars.
This is not practicable nor desirable
/. therefore, recommend that . new
loan be authorized, sr . rate Of in
,erest not exceeding ave per eeatum
redeemsbIe 10 Eileen years and psya-
bic in thirty years, for such amount
as may be deemed in excess Of . rea-
sonsble reduction Of the public deb,
for the next Ere yesrs. A new Eve
per cen,um loan would be taken
promptly nj premium and isr &
smn unt # irsre-, rsved The desir
ability VI rucb investment msy enc
BILE the loan TO be plseed at even Z
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-17
Nele advertisements.
MARK THESE FACTS!
THE TESTIMONY oFTHE
WHOLE WORLD.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Bad Lcrs, Sad Breast, Sores and
.il-aFs

An absorption 90 sores are rcmediable by the
praIrr au,- alliseui use of this ines Unable pre-
ptt8.ilg. 1u .tttlinpt cure v,d legs 10y plaster
IL sue e..ges "a the wound pgciher Is folly :
i.r -liatli ,lle .lu gllte q DOGGY diseased condi
ti... rc.1,las al-tracsth 90 break VUt with ten
ieIs lls. iA a ,lW auAs. 4ae only RATIONAL anu
s,i-. ul treatment. in1iettc,. by nature Is G"
g,lcc .ie lill. ana. -un ~ agd about the Hounn
ifll -s-l- ll.- ull llli-urIug parts hy TuOelnS Ia
-.tE . So. Uluttlltt ls sllt is forced into meat
slii e-us. t.,l ul4 uli luli.urs e. De drain
-.. .l l tn1 LJgl. swollen, and dlsc'jlOreu
5llas raHt lJ.lif abs 81 lunt. sore. OF uicer, AM
Ni t-l,sc aGinals are removed, tie wounds them
-alfs aiii sIlG I41ll- warm bread and water pOui-
-I.g, -pPlir8 ufer tle Affected IT'S, after the
D.llu.rslt has been ei rubbed In will sG0the anu
ss.lal tae SAME aud greatly assist DC cure There
3s g. otscI ftiJn ui ulcer, sore al.d swelling, which
a.-.. 1l. a- gtisud GeT', attendant upon the iUi-
i4e, SO g9uir, $3.50 .ur 7iii-A this Ointment is ur
E. I i1 re-. .alI. .uaust sovereign remedy In
.usIlr ual poisonous rCs a. never fails TO re-
s,uEe .A- g s-ll Jos, ae;ithy state al The Pills he
..-. b es.rt1g 90 -.l painted Instructions.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-17
Ui1tacda, liberated SoSo Throat,
ana 5ca.et ara otn or Fcvors.

al. .l -l.- l-9s1 aiseiszs i1i! Dc ctirel by We'll
r- l.-li.i.iit llray tiales q Jay into tile
,-.s- ... n-lh 1i t!sr l-tleut. u viii soon
il..-1.. lt -lFs .i.ii-i1-a.its Iriici- 5tcaic!nc
u l.e -lait--- .li,is- ~ r,.tu upon the whole
l-l.. ai.-lr-s .-e rlu.lltl4t is.i DO iJs WORK al
lalar .t i-l-t-r .llrs tsc UEgauut IN the above
l4lulF ie- -i1 l-et-s lItl, any similar dis
lls. SANG iLe -lsass anu throat, VIII hnd
trt..s,lsts rgiistf-,i il- charm. All sufferers
i.. g..-lF Fsa4l4ts SHOULD envelope the thrOa.
a taa.Iul1 il q t--- dread 1u wafer isoltice, al
.lr i tl.-Ic-ni has been wei rubbed IN u Ylii
-.g l,g assist -Ilc cure ai tAe throat and chest
leaills ,ha ieYsr and lessen the inhamation,
.t5-rt rr teu tiils should be taken night anu
d. ,lii-. IIe Dutmeht viii produce perspira-
lf.. 500 -ral4 essential ia a4i eases Oi levers,
sll lr.is, yr wuly. sherc lnisht be opprcs-
-l,l.... She cils.. CuHcr lr.m asthma OF other
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-17
gE7 gsieaI SHellings, Paralysis
ond SSH Joints.

a8t4sezIi .I.e alsr aolnI I,laints iiGer widely IN
t..s-r ..t.ll ala ustsre 30. they require local
.ilsy 1l the Eurst cases. " such di
-..ss l.i -lll tu e.tiQ QirI.iFely short space OF
l.aa u.ru .ss ol-1-.l- is l.ilzuiLiy rubbed into
-ts PARIS -l.-.t.i. b. even lt.gr cylrJ U-her means
.-a.r .4..-I. e. ..i SERIOUS mllasles the Pills
s--.s st... l.- ~ 90 .Aa lrll-ci directions
O. tE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-17

.sssr.- -l-a satls.ae-i8a both as rezarls price
eull-T IS E53.s TIE merchants Wishing
iisi iil.E- aTe slgtli ?, ugs.cu 10 cali and see
g azc o. -i--. l.,-r-las.s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-17
I0HEsFogE. Pa

5eg aGts 0f gg-eilaEta and
sss-lgr El1~.gesr Ces sfls- oiicit-
H ttrstft, ueEutsatsss- ia AZ
F.3rg- "a ttts. ysH H.sssfs-y ser -5fs-s
oueN oaUrd aTssi taiSerfioss-
IGc. Interest as thr rtic og
~5E seE gsEt. peg IEtgfg1ill tll-
I1leco Cg iElc tl-ssus
ElEta1- Deposit t5'siz- frsfi-
ts7. s-s5 ZBicfpai compounded
se. li-zizF.sss Esa-ss desired,
a sisl q. i-g lt,s IrlL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-17
fn5iscrodon OF Youth; Soyos and
L[fcrys

Eseli .s Also -Uuii.lrs, can win certainty,
t-r ig .lr,s. ~ Il.a Dia.rlvul Ht used freely,
aa l.v Pals .,'-vH Eisii, '-aA morning as recon
H.1.... sd. .l.- r..-ill ll-truyil.l5- - hcH treat
90 .r at -a.r tatt Hu.F urg up IN one place
a..H. i1 .-l.l aaE; where's his Ointment
s ltl.r ..n l.--.c is.l tlie - rTTs, aud leave
s.. .t..tl -e.-aas ana lya.tiy being. = will
-sar- .l- a-.a Ill lss-l Tie ili.sto insure a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-17
IGOvERNOR's MESSAGE.
Gentlemen Of the Senate and House
Of Representatives,

Gentlemen Of the Senate and House
Of Representatives,
The year has closed with verv lit.
tie change in the commercial condi
ton of the country. During las,
spring and summer there were indi.
cations of the revival of confidence
and slight increase of trade bu,
the excitement attending the election.
aud the delay in announcing the re.
suit, appear to have checked the
movement and revived the
period Of inactivity. The fact
+ the temporary Improvement, how
ever, has given rise to q reasonable
hope that We have reached the close
# the panic and the beginning Of
better times. 1t will be our duty to
contribute TO that end and indirectly
aid in restoring confidence, by q wise
economy in appropriations, q careful
management of finances, and a con-
-cientious discharge Of our official du-
les.
FINANCES
The receipts of the State, derived
mainly from the profits of corpora
ions and business. has been some
What reduced Ly the prolonged de
oression. Notwithstanding this fact.
however. the following tables and
statements will show that the ex
penses of the government can be GOV
cred without increasing taxation
Owing, also, to the general desire
tor safe and permanent investments,
be State may save annually q con-
,iderable amount Of interest by fund.
ing her over due loans at q lower rate
4 interest.
Receipts aud disbursements during
fiscal year ending November 80, 1876:
Receipts
Balance in Treasury November 30,
lsl5-..... ......--................... ea3. 2OT q
Receipts ..-..-.-......---......-.. oO1s, so 81
ToT2,Os7 q
Dis1Hrsemeafs:
oriiuArg expenses II, ,5c5. .5ls ss
Ia mad f.V
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j. D. KI3iMEL y SOAS,
B a NJ K II r =.
SCI1ell & Kinmei,
SOMERSET, PA.

Accounts of Merchants end o,L-
1r lasl-ss People Solicited L'ral'S
us-oulbl5 man Par-s q ta- Coul-
-y for sao. tIoaeg loaned an0
CcLccuCls MADE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-17

lower rate of interest. The loans oi
TIE State would then successfully be.
come payable during the next thirty
wears, and the Sinking Fund Com.
missioners could always redeem, al.
nually, the amount required by the
constitution. oe more if necessary, at
par. and would not be forced to 90
into the market ana purchase at a
premium.
GENERAL FUND.
Receipts during neal year ending November 30,
ls.6;
Balance in fund November 50 1875. I2o Sc Il
Revenue from two-thirds tax on co.,
pofAtion stock. .-t.--..--.....--.-. l432 fsl IS
Revenue from all other sources , lis lis 90
Total recelpts-,............ i,67osi2 y
Estimated receipts fer fiscal year
ending November 90, 1877:
Balance In fund Ncrem-
Der 70, 1875 ....-.k..... $40 251 81
Revenue from 0ne<hirl
tax on corporotcartcck cs0.000 %
Revenues from ether
sources s--........-. 3.1Oo00a o. 3.sg0.25I 81
Loss to fund fsr ls.. 1881 rs
fstiina ed amount VI reduction in
expenses for 1871 ascr iss6.......-. sjoaO00 %
Amoani to he proviliel for...... 2so.ssI 81
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msToRroAL PUBLICATIONS.

The Centennial celebration has at
,racted particular attention TO State
history with the gratifying result
rhas this Commonsealtb has not
bsea be bind others in providing iiber-
ally for the preservation Of its true
, 1877-07-21

Ste bog IN etnem Geiten9an9 Elm, pel=
der pom Dem Corridor bur9 cine Sitter
tbir abseibieben wuroe,
I'm bic @efabr gu beieitisen, baB bic
beioen Samen chamber ~besesnen, emit
i6uloiste Mrs. Sailure bieien nmitano
Der 3ufaa ipielt oft arse Strsi9e ~ bic
beloen Samen erfreuen ii6 oerielben Gnl=
pfeblunsen = @'ea's
Sic mar iteben seblieben uno oifnete
pieoerum elm perbprgenes S%altbar6en.
&aum aber bate iie bineinseipdbt, ais iie
1tb abwebrenb Spanfer 5utebrte.
&ein Nnblid fir Sud, f~liiterte iie aez
beimnibppa unp 10 leiie, wie elm Saudi,
bob mid tie, i6einbar nit Biberitreben,
CUR Settle, als Der ytotar iid Dor iie BIN
ordngte, man 1T i'm 8esrift iid Der
yiadtrube binSuseben.
Sic perltummte, benn Spanfer bate
feline Musen bereits Der Defining se=
ndbert uno blidte atbemlus por Spannuns
in ben babinter l%iegsnben Haum.
Sin dbnlides 3immer mar es, tpie ods
BON Mntpnia bempbnte. alnltatt aber
an benz nit mebreren 8a6ern unb
Shreibmaterialien beoedten Slid au
liben, itano 8esina ppr benz srobet
Spiesel. .gpr ibr auf Der Goniole itanb
cine ibrer @lpde entlepigte 2ampe, IL
oaB Spanfer, unterltiBt burd bas Spies
gelbilb, tie BON allen Seiten Susleid
lab. Sas &leib bate iie bereits abget
le9t. I'm 10 beutlider traten in Der
melben leidten @emanouns Die ih6nen
Jprmen berpor. 9as 9aar flpb aufses
Lift in bidten blonoen 8elen lang UNI
tie nieper. Son ben Sdldien binter bic
.Obren suradseitriden, beidrdntte es nibt
ben Nnblid bes Mntlibes in benz Spie=
GEL, welhes burd einen l6arf ausse4
prdsten Musorud pom Sprsloiisteit ale
leine erten S%usenoreise suriderbielt, obne
ourh ben l%eiielten Bug pom gitelteit be7
eintrddtist gu merben. Sur bic abii6t,
ibr 9aar CUR Nadt gu prenen, bate iie
Dor ben Spiesel geflbrt.
nno mieoerum betrahtete Mrs. Sai=i
lure ben Notar nit berehnenber Span=E
nuns. Is er9Dste iie c%ienbar, gu be-
obadten, wie ieine @lieoer sleidiam
eritarrten. Sic 5cs Jpn bebutiam Surad,
nit per anoeren 9ano bas Saatbarden
iAliebenb.
5riumpbireno blidte iie in feline serD=
tbeten Ausen, bic Der Sebtraft beraubt
5u lan idienen.
Sies lit alp bic @%eieaidafterin fir
Sure @efansene, ipraa ie I'M l~eiieiten
5lliterton.
Sine Berle, ELM toitbarer Goelitein,
permodte Spanfer nur miibIam berppr=
%subrinsen, cine blubenoe Stole, wel9e bas
Seilden weit lberrast.
Wtrs. Sailure sos ibn faft nit @ema t
in ben Corridor binauS uno Der Sreppe 5u.
~ Nnrtletuns tolst.)s
, 1877-07-21
Nermifbte8.

= Senator Yla,ue 1T wiitbeno iiber bic
llnterluhuns, bic 9egen baS 0ouiiana'6es
turuiug Voaro ein9eleitet murbe.
= Wtarf Gpain miro iih bemua1ft nah
2ouiliaua beseben.
DIR. gonrts T0dter iiuo mad @aibinss
ton CUR dSeIebrt.
- Wirs. Ttton lebt nit ibrer Wtutter uuo
ibrem Sobne Yaul in elmer 8ort.aot bon
Nrooflgn.
- Sofia mirb BEN Sommer al Cope Map
perbriM9en. sic erfldrt, baB ale @eriihte
BON ibrer be~abiid,t,9ten Serbe,ratbunS I'M.
be riino t leien.
Charles O'Gonrpr bsfiubet iih gu
Neipport.
-Gr.Senator 8outpel bdlt ii& su Sanlp-
ton 8oaps auf.
, 1877-07-21
Sin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUD a.
Arthnr's lettes uno sro.btes.
+ q.

ooer; Ser,purloetln Dem S9auS zines Treunbes.
Dieiss poGeneetfte sBere oieles N,tsransn Der
Anisr,fantihen Nitsratpr pat oils Woripurf etnen Oe.
e%enttano. weIbtr oas iociaie Seben unleres aelammten
Solfes beruDrt uno 9iebt eneu l1rediihen ~ltbsrblid
nber usbel. ipelbes es blosteat. Mu6erpreentitds
lpannene unc aufresene, wiro ss BON Wlen mil
Se9i:roe aeielen ,usroen. JlImifrirt uns fbpn ae.
nnneen. 9Bir fno sntl6Iolen, oas BUD III isoer "a.
mile oes Hanoss einjufubrtn uno oTteriren nod NN
edSewsfeue Bortbsile alien mdnnlihsn uno psibli.
gen SubIcribenteriammlsrn, 9Dir perlanaeu iiberan
Maentem uno ididtn gratis auf Ysrlan9en Bsoiuavn.
nsn III beiHreibsrbf Gireulars. 3. NJ. 4tckbar,
, 1877-07-21
The Black Hills.

Wilbes 4limn, fruhtbarsr Booen. beIes 9ano fiji,
0iebiuht in oell Der. Staaten.
, 1877-07-21

Wnrntpn Cine nonfSnDtse @efbidte ppm
Herlnnnt. GGeolli1s bis qui seuts. gon SSm. ".
Oitao. 3 eiten. ueber Is S1ufrationen. Seine pol'
i%tdnoiae 1eihihte unieres staates lit lett einem bal=
ben Sabrbunoert per6ffentliht poroen. Nsenten iper.
ben bel Ginfibruns oieies prddtiaen aDerfes her3lib
belt. gDir u~erlansen Iaenten in jeoem 9o,pnibip
Shreibt iofort nm oo1e Ginjelnbeiten uno Nuspab
oes 9erritoriums. @brefe: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. $40. 2O4 lib Sifte Gfr y
labelpbta. 4gD 1on
g. g q + fir Asenten n unieren Bepn nsuen
s W @oneIties. 8eraoe In ben Marfi
setradt. Man brauht lie in ieoem baufe, Wiufter
unb Circulate f,ei per poit u%erianet.'
4gB27ap. ~ .. Bbtfe u. So, Nerpart. q. 8
, 1877-07-21
&Datt'S &ebemS'@ alfam.
Gin MeDiatntf6les Yiknnpcr.

Vtu WeotdtuIlWe6 xVunoCt.
WpeumattsmaA steutalsta. WtHt IN ieseun Nitrnmteu
Staptuu1, SercIsln, Xbu,8s. Nrauteett, vrVipelas, s..
Sel1mure unp be 0ttua n tsn 5ale psn bluttrautps,.
zen, srobe S&wa0e, Hsber. une atsrsuletpen, MGns.
lpatm e. a. w,rb .Iuths Sefimmtene purp ptsien xpnts
anss @s'aa'sMnssn,,tss atssiit. Cs.isIes N atps's"o.
9anoerttaalsnpe pon 8alen eepetlt unp earirt pss,
'etna mao Uorlprtit 8eapmmeM. Sf Elm R&erss Vstl.
nutn ppn DtttIn IN auen ~helItaren dausn, euriry Oh
faaltsa altsa Wel@wars, lepr wc'fsr RapHsa l&sn 81.
ppatrs sebens.g aliam eartrte Ssrra 8. .. Asu.
pap, 1ra8ceen I'M Yert.Ibtater ~ Urootlpn, ". D..
apm drpntt1en Neeamattsmus, nabpem perielbe syn,
xgtol9 RON pn pcrjuslt1nen Nesiieu &uropa's an.
Amerltae psganpelt wprosn mar. VI
puatte Eebens. Oaliam turtrte 5errn Q. o,
9olp. Dedmanet ~. III wlaprOn Cir, spn s.nen,
5efaprltGsn wsl&war, na&psm sr (tps utpna,s IN.
purpe. M 4 ,15Tr T
Spaat's ssbsns.salfam tstlts s.rrn 5aseb us,s
9DtFet No. az Vretnwtp Str., Don etuem i%crptulrlel,
0el@plre. w0Ss, bic Saalntb loon bis auf ben xuspta
5~sprun8en mar. Ssrr *. bat wabrenp 10 Sabsta sao
dsl@sasnsr 3stlana tstas aD,sesrssIuas Ger xroaIssa
ppatt's.eebens. Balfam tu,trte 5srrn Dtutan
springer, ,ye. 1853 Brpome Str., ppghanpta spn s.t.
,uapetem Weeamattsmus 10 trnhlittr Mrt, bab bsrltlp.
oen Sstt es Aranitu lasn ss1mtrrt bate. Der Wt.
naante tonutf MOT !e,nt panp gum Rppfe ssbepsa xnt
mar pdprsnp orstes aiSnate an's Bt1t stJedtlt.
5n paben IN Der .2aaYt.O ffee,. 246 Wranp Str., m,
oct 4potesttrn TIN NaGtms,nsn, ~ 81 per 3lai&t. esg,
Rsatis bstatmts D til mtttsI nnh;
Ppam's uufselbarr esbtns. BALKAN ~ si.OO.
3patt's "a ~. bospelt aastsr Qsbtus. Baliam, ~
si.25. - ppatt's pulmen,e BALKAN. pbsr Der Stwiuh.
iuarssn ertaap, ~ St.OU. ppatt'S Spts xla,
mem, a%nttblear tur aaesn unp S8msr,sn isesr url,
~ 50 Gents. ppatt's Snia, sur tar @rta.tuus
Spptwep. Snfuenia, Ratarrp, ju Is sc.
Nenn pbtat AriitslntNt In eurer Npptbtte pbcr an III.
rem, Ylase ~ oabtn tne, ~ wsnps n,aa lid etreti aupa.
lsatral Depot. GAG Wranetr., ". D..
vi \ tn 3. Spatt l. So. Gissntbumu.
usotrdu Pin per erprsB ufriHtdt bttm balbsh
Dustub. w f3m2uIan
, 1877-07-21
300 Viauos uno S0raelu.

800 Yianos nro Drgeln,
neu nnc aus jweiter panc, pon 6abrteanten e.,
tier Riane, ,peroen 3u mleorlSsren tWrell en- tur@ alb ooer
ADlplaYs.Sabiuastls oper Tur Wt,etbe III Stapt uno
Sano. pabrsnn bleler barten 3eitrn tino BET Jeiertase
~psrfanf1, ais ~olelslben e 5upcr " ;9ielp yort orer,rt
lpuroen. Wetnten uerianet i'm @dters neme Scaie
NtanpS une SpncertsAoreelu ~ psrtautem. Snu.
irlrte &ataloge per ppft %uerlunot. Uute BeDiu8unpen
Tur Den banoe!. tin groBer Dtscontp tHr HeDrsr,
a1elltllHe. X,rHen. No9en. S1uenac. GaB25no.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-19

1MposrNG UPoN FARNERs.-It ought
10 be unnecessary TO warn farmers 10
beware of travelling patent right agents
who are constantly" prowling around
for victims. But II seems that many
farmers are rs easily tempted rs n boy
with his first postal currency in his
pocket, when he sees confectionery.
and fall victim 10 their own greed too
often. The farmer who has any sense
will never buy an article from a stroll
ing agent, when he can get all he re-
quires from reliable hardware store,
where he knows the merchant and is
himself known. At this season the
rural districts are full of these patent
right agents vending farming implc-
,nents. In no case should farmer
buy Of these men, because no farmer
ever dealt with such hucksters without
being cheated. These scamps, in nine
cases out of ten, make pilgrimages
purposely to plumber unsuspecting far
mers, and where they can avoid it nev-
er visit the same locality twice in the
same season. The safer plan is not To
buy Of u stranger what you can get at
q store where you are known and know
the merchant. The local merchant.
for all varieties Of supply, is the safest
party to traffic with and farmers must
coniide in him alone.