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I . O C A L M A T T E R S K . y . C . & M . K . Jft. J R . T i i i i 6 ® A l)l6. H e r k i m e r . 00 IK 9 CAST. Xieesul G o s s i p » n d H o m e I t e m s . — Spleaaid weather. — M a n r i s one t h e liae^ >~The m% m m lo n iiD f. — liXcra panel o f jurors elsewhere, — W hite rests and light pants are on the list. — Batch shines o u t with a new p air o f “ understandings. — The Court Prdceedings this W66lc are unusnally interesting. — Ayers S toddard left suddenly a few weeks since for the far west. — Mrs. - J o h n D. W itherstine is-very low and not expected to livt. — Thomas M. Hale will build a new house opposite the fair ground. — w M a m P. Harvey will erect a tene m ent house on Cemetery street. — C- S. IngersoII has left for California. h f a y success atte n d all h is e fforts. — T h e pew s o f th e l i . E . O h n rch Will he rented Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock, — The Sacrament o f Holy Baptism was administered at Christ Church last Snnday. , — Sermon a t Christ Church next Sun day morning on “ The Sanctity of the House of God.” — Mr. W m. Smith, president of our hank, made 1200 lbs. o f sugar, besides auantity o f molasses. — Wm. 0 . Taber ha§ our thanks ter a cheese box fttll o f pop com, ail popped, ready for eating. — A license to sell ale, beer and wines has been granted to Christian Arnold by onr Board o f Excise. — Christ Church Parish Society meets this (Wednesday) afternoon, a t the rooms o f 3V:!^ W . C. Prescott. — T h e (General Term has afSrmed the Judgm ent obtained by Jane E . Merrill against the AgricultTiral Insurance Com pany o f Watertown. — There is a fine display o f millinery a t Longshore’s. The opening last Thurs day called o u t a good many in spite o f the inclement weather. — J u d g e Hardin, at the request of the law y e rs, h a s ordered t h e sh e riff to p u t in working order the pipes, pumps and cii- tem s of the C ourt House. — Mr. H . W . Talcott'is getting out a handsome marble monument worth $600, to be erected over the grave of Adam Passage, in the Smiley cemetery. — Grand firemen's parade Thursday afternoon. All companies and partici pants are requested to meet in front o f the Waverly Souse at 2:30, when the line and order o f march will be announced. — Small has renoTated and refitted his boot and shoe store for the accommoda tion of his cuatemers. H e is enterprising and Bells goods al a bargain, as you will see fey his notices in other columns. — True economy, such times as . these, requires a man to wear Ms last year’s straw hat, go bare-footed, use broom- straws for tooth-picks and turn otit K s chickens to forage on his neighbor’s gar- — B e tter times may be coming, h u t until they are here the best thing for chronic grumblers to do is to go to work, and after a while they’ll find th a t the times help those m o st, who tty to help themselves. — C a p i David Hill! formerly o f the 152dH. Y. S. V ., now of E a s t Hampton, Mass., was visiting friends in town last Monday. H e is a thorough going Demo crat, and denounces the theft o f the Pres- idency'^n most fitting terms. — Miss Loughlin, of Utica, will be at the parlors o f the Waverly House, Tues day, May 1st, in the forenoon, to receive pnpils in music. She is a good teacher an d com e s well recom m e n d e d . S e e n o tice in anoiJier column. \ — A bill has been introdneed in the legislature providing th a t no police con stable or m agistrate in this State shall commit any person charged with intoxi cation for a longer imprisonment than twenty-four hours. • -Jd r s . Michael DeVoy received — T h e u n fortunate female who has no new spring bonnet to ezhi bit d o ^ m 't rush UD to the frost pew is olwroh mwaxib ^ ahe did, but slips in quietly, takes a back seat, and when the congregation rise! to sing “ Peace troubled soul,” she very de liberately assumes a perpendicular posi tion, and for the first time in her life h e r heart seems to be in sym p athy with the genttmenl so pathetically expressed by the sacred muse. — W . Q> Hteeoott, o f the firm o f Earj & I ^ s o o tl, waamppointed Special D cpaty County Clerk, to sot u Clirk of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, which h a s been in session for the past two weeks, Mr. Edward Simms, County Clerk, being confined to his bed with sickness. • P res cott is a popular young lawyer, liked by everybody, and the conferring o f this honor speaks in high term s o f the man ner in which h e is esteemed. — T h e Teachers’ Association meets in this village n ext S aturday. Teachers and many o f o u t ladies will handsomely e n t e r tain parties from out o f town, and en deavor to make the day pleasant and en joyable for them. The programme was published last week, and the exercises promise to he very intereiting. Teachers from o a t o f town that wish and are will ing to be the guests o f teachers and other parties in town arorespeotfuliy requested to send their card or drop a line to Brof. H . H . C h ristie, principal o f o u r U n ion School. X d t t l e F a U s . 4 s r XnOM ]«av« IdtUe WaUi m follow*! g a i — A new cem e tery in b e i n f tetk e d of. — Capt> liOaoka has resumed business in this place. — M r- F s y m s r i s p artanerin IToungs’ shop, a t Etexklmer. Oar Street Commissioner, Mr. Levi Fraliok, is cleaning and beautifying the — Last week Monday a young son o f Wm. Perry fell in crossing the canal lock, and severely injured him self —^Thursday evening the ladies o f the M. E . Church Society will ^ v e a tea O o m i; Prooe6dObafifS---Con.tiiMi«d« The Grand Jury indicted Thomas Mem- ing, J o h n H aimer a n d W a lter Asher for bnrgltry tad UreenL oommitted on the premiaes o f J o h n F . H o s c h , in M o h a w k ; John Smith, for keeping a gambling house; Mary Arnold for viplation o f the excise la w j E d w a r d B u r t an d Sam u e l Peel (colored) for petit larceny, and An drew Pfoule f o r assault and b attery with intent te kill John S m ith , C h ief o f P o lice of L ittle h'alls. It being claimed that Andrew Pfoule was insane, a oouMuissiou bonsisting of Drs. Sharer and Braifisrd o f Little F»U b , and Dr. Graves of Herkimer was appoint ed to exam ine the ptisoner and report his mental condition. The commission repQrted that Pfoule was insane a t the time he committed fthe assault, and is still insane. The Court ordered the Bher- Eactm Panel of Jnxon. The follovnng jurors were drawn Thurs day to serve a t the Court o f Oyer and Xerminer, Which convenes Monday, M ay 7, for the purpose of ro-tiyiug Patrick Crowley for the killing of Daniel Mill- vcrbill, in the town of N e w p o rt: , Greene, German ila tts ; An- dfswG.Jaikson, IiirfieldiTeterW al* 1*®®» Ohm; Joseph W . Mason, Warren ; Jam ^ W. Eord, Fairfield; ^Burton L r^t, Norway; Sandy Bankins, Mfctle B ir s p e p s ia t I l y s p e p s i a V p e p s i a ! Dyspepsia is the most perplexing o f all Imtnan aulments. Its symeoms are almost infi nite in thiir viriity and the forlorn «nd dNyon- Aeat -riotams of tite disease often ikney »weec,-jMorwso^- it.ir.ti.... to *omo extent, the auality e fth e bloou. Aaron Murray, Mmv ^lUirT tloba H . Lamberson, H e rkim w ; James Fisher, S.ussia; Isufeher li* French. Warren; George H. Gray, H ” A . P . B ^ w a y , (j-erm a n P l a t t s ; Faviiie, Manheim-; J o h n F. Hoi Bumx rM ra in the nraefioe of eminent physfouuu with uaCaralleled sncees*. I t is n ot expectod or intended to care all the diseases to which human A .P .K ^ w a y , G e r u , a u ® t t 8 ® ® H E S Faviiie, Manheim-; John F. Hosch, Ger man Platts; Elias Jones, Newport; Ja cob Walrath, Danube: Peter Clancey, ^ 1 . iff to remove the prisoner to the State ^ - M t . *>\ Auburn. F x a n l c t o i n u stroke o f paralysis last Saturday, and is lylng^ in a dangerous c o n d ition, unable to use her right side. She was at work sweeping the school honse when she was overcome, and was found on the floor un- coDSCiouSi some hoars afterwards. — The Court o f Appeals h as ju s t ren dered a decision to the effect th a t the danse in the act o f 1857 prohibiting the sale of any quantity of liquor, large o r small, to be drank upon the premises, without having a license as a tavernkeep- er, Is still in fon%> Ail lioensca to saloons are th e r e fere nu ll a n d void. — The President and Board of Direc- tofs.of the International Exhibition com pany of P h iladelphia h ave sent o u t a large num ber of invitations to prominent peo ple in the United States and Europe, to attend the opening ceremonies o f th e I n ternational exhibition of 1877, May 10th, in the main building. Centennial Grounds, Philadelphia. — The whole num b er ot pupils regis tered at the District School i s 273. Every seat in. Prof- Christie’s room is occupied by two, and extra chairs are used te ac commodate the remainder. This speaks well for the efficiency, o f Frof. Christie's efforts as a teacher, and again brings be fore the aye* of the public the nedSssity o f a new and commodious school house. — Tnesday o f last week M r. J . E . Free man m et with a very serious and patnfuj accident. WhUe adjusting some machin ery in bis shop in the paper mill a piece o f steel flew a g a in s t M s spectacles, break ing the glass and filling hi* eye with the pieces. Dr. Devendorf was' summoned and extracted them with, ifitill I t is thought his sight wilt b e im paired only for a short time. — L a s t week Jasper M . Ausman- and C. H . Batchelder visitedUtica and bought of the Commissioners o f th a t city the ** Friendship” hook and ladder truck fer $400- The truck will be delivered in l^is village on or before June l, and ou its arrival will he taken in charge by the “ Actives.” Our fire department is in flmt-class order, and the purchase o f this truck meets the appmval o f adl'enterpris- 49* Trains stop a t Franktort as follows: GOING XAST. I _ GOING WMBT, — Jaa. Billings now keeps an “ I n n ,” — Mrs. Jno. E .;|L e ita is lying very dangerously ill. — Jno. F- Sheldon has returned from an extended western trip, Prof. W atkins is convalescing from his recent sickness. Joseph K rank’s tobacco stock was disposed o f on mortgage foreclosure Tues day last. Gen. Gaylord Campbell has been appointed iStreet lUommissioner ter the corporation. — Many noticeable improvements are being made to buildings and surroundings, this spring. — L. B. Durst, proprietor o f C atharine Street Hanse, Utica, is soon to take up a residenoa'in tow n . — The boys are jubilant over the pros pects o f a contract a t th e armory. “ The old coat and hat begin to show, age.” — M rs. Bi. Collis will commence the construction of a fine residence on upper Main Street, immediately. P iper and Doc have the finest and most complete assortment of stationery ever before displayed in town. sry in terestin g m e e tin g o f literary society was held a t the tesldenoe o f D istrict A ttem ejr Dudlcston, Monday evening. — W m. H . Bagley left Tnesday of last week for Ottawa, Can,, where he will a t tend to tfe-e shipment o£ pine for Wm. Gates during the summer. — A few of our young population, who are unable t o obtain.^orlc. in thia vioinitjr, are contemplating a pilgrimage to Canada in search o f employment. —' O u r geological friend, Mr. Dudle- ston, Sr., received some rare and Valua ble Fossiliferous acquisitions for his cab inet from the Quaker S tate last week. — E . K . W h ite, who canvassed the village during t h e winter for the work F i r s t C e n tury o f o u r R e p u b lJc,” w ill deliver iho b ^ k to sttbsoribers abont May 1st. O u r Literary Lyceum will discuss the following im p o rtant question next w e e k : “ l u w h a t fo r m is b lu e slass most efficacious? In blue panes, bine shades, o r blue bottles.’ ’ Prohibitionists I to the front. — “ J im m ie H ” has began to pedes- trianize. Some say he is preparing for a “ s p a r r ln e ” .com b a t, o th e r s for a “ wres tling\ match. W e shall observe the bul letin boards closely fo r the first exhibition o f h is aih letlsm . The village conneii h ave purchased the property known « s Golden’s rectify ing establishment opposite Farrell Bros, store, and hereafter i t will h e used for au engine house. I t is very favorably locat ed and the departm ent boys will appreci ate t h e i r n e w room s. — Wm. Young# has been undergoing a third a n d exceedingly painful operation a t the Utica Hospital, for necrosis o f the jaw-bone, caused from inhaling phosphor ic fumes a t the .m atch factory- W e will ere long begin to think the surgeons are experimenting, dr are n o t ^ i^ r o u g h ly competent. — J n o . Dowd who was severely injured by \being thrown from a horse in October last, and who* h a s since been suffering from the injuries h e then sustained, has been removed to 3 t. Elizabeth Hospital, Utica, for treatment. His case is consid ered a cxlti»i one by h is attending snr- geons. Uia many friends anxiously await the result o f the operation his case is ab o u t t o u n d e r g o . M o l i a w k * — The streets are being nicely cleaned. — The Sacrament o f Holy Baptism was administered a t Talley H a ll last Sunday afternoon. — Rev;. Mr, W alker will preach on “ Unifempered M o rtar” next S u n d ay af ternoon. — A tower in the engine house is being built by GlarklBerry, for the purpose of drying hose. The Coopersfown Freeman'a Journal says: Hops are dull o f sale all over the country, and yet we know of 14 cents bavins been refused for a small lot of choice. F a ir to prime are occasionally bought a t S to 12 cents T h e export de m and is very light, the dullness b eing in creased by th e p rospects o f war. Miss Loughlin will be a t the W av- wly House FarioraTnesdaf o fnextvreek, May 1st, between th e hours o f 10 and 12 A. ai., to receive pupils for the organ h ar- lony and piano. Beautifnl and pro- freseive stadies used. Highest refer ences. Can also 'address B . LoughUn, 130 S tate Street, U tica, K Y . Call on! is Clerk a t the Girvan House. Hiram H'ellis has the entire mauagemeot now. — Rev, P . Lttdden, brother o f R ev. J . M, Ludden, o f this village, has bean ap pointed administer of the diocese of Al bany, daring the abscnoe of Bishop Mo- Niewey in Europe, Maxon J* Kenyon, a well known resid e n t o f th is village, died S u n d a y morning last of pleuro pueumouia, Sged 47 years. For many years he was a mem ber and foreman o f N o, 2 engine company, and at the time o f his ^ a t h he was dej uiy sberifiv which office h e has beM fiifiCt 1865. The funeral will occur to-day at 2:30, at the Episcopal Church. The sales in the cheese m arket here H o u d a jj were over 2^000 boxes, a large num b e r o f factories w e re rep r e s e n ted , b u t the num b er o f boxes offered by each were smalL Best, “ full cream” brought 1 3 (il3 io ., and one lot brought 14o. “ Bvery-othcr-day” cheese b rought 1 1 ® 13c. The sales o f about 200 boxes of farm dairy b rought 7 (^13o. Buyers state the extreme prices are unwarranted, and th a t another week will not see them re peated. r Train* *top a t llion as follows: QOIKO KAST. aomot 1 _ ---------------- aoiaro wxst . IT. AAlb.Ao... 6:56 A. x . Xi. Aceom... 7:27 a - i K Aooom,„„.......l0:14 \ DayBxprew-Jll:12 N. Y. Express 1:28 r . x. Cbioaso Exp— 4:18 r . k . :: \ . A. Bx„.10:41 •• Eimt Pao. B x - 1:51 SM.Pac.Bx. (stops Sunday od I x ) 4:45 D. H. Steele was closed out Mon day a t Sheriff’s Sale. The Armory Band talk of purchas ing new instruments. — The drug store u n d er Osgood’s will remove to Union S treet — D. E. W alker is attending school at Hamilton College, Clintou. Dan Osgood has opened a barber shop under Mrs. B ack’s millinery shop. -T h e Post Office has been entirely remodeled, and is much more conveuicat than the o ld one. — T h e workingmen of this village are taking the initiatory step# toward# organ izing a W orkingmen’s Union, — DeoorationDay w lllbeproperly ob* lerved here. Tost Chismore, G. A . B#, 3s m e lting t h e necessary arran g e m e n ts. —.LJ2-R«JmaaJ..ouEleleffranili,-0»er„. ator, ha# removed to R o c h e s ter and F. M. Aldridge, o f Mohawk, is h is successor. — O u r Street Commissioner, Leopold Hierholzer, is a t work with a gang of men making our streets look clean and — The assessment roll is complete and to-day (Wednesday) the assessors will m eet at the town clerk’s office to bear complaiuts. N e w p o r t . — Newport F a ir September l l t b , l2 th and 13 th . Auother immigrftut from the land o f the unknown. — 'There is no safety in color, previous condition o f servitude, m e n tal imbecility, physical deformity,, sparkling wit, o r beau tiful exterior. — Xho great rush continues to C, J . M ather’s store. Gentlemanly clerks are something we can appreciate—hence the constant move thitherward. Dr. L. G. Haskins, our excellent dentist, is doing a good business. H e does good work, henoe deserves the pub lic patronage. H e is a young man o f fine n a tural. abilities. W h e n we have good workmen amongst us, is i t not better to patronize them than go out o f town with our money to be hum b u g g ed? — O u r new photographer, in the»Gib- hons Arcade building, is producing some of the finest work ever turned out in this section. Specimenstef his work attract attention wherever they appear—think o f this, girls—and his onstomers are always well pleased. Call, sit, and be satisfied. — A certain itemixer writes—“ Maple su g a r b e g ins to com e i n to m a r k e t.” H o w is t h a t f o r su g a r f H a d t h e y W rote th u s of cheese we could have seen the point, “ To come,” we were taught, implied aosawMMtUruf ik».-powai;-to-4o, -to ^ -a^ Does the maple sugar walk, run or ride in to tow n ? H o w d o e s it ** com e ” ? — Old M r. W inter still lingers in the lap of gentle Spring. W e wish h e ’d get out, *0 we could sit there a little while. W e’ve been waiting and watching, a n d i t seems a long time since we sat in a fe male’s lap, and we know gentle “ Spring” is feminine gender, for o ur Grammar tells — Children b ring u p their p arents v ery severely now-a-day». W e heard a m oth er say A few days since, t h a t she .could not g et her child to go to ichool. Where is o u r compulsory school law? E ither enforce it, or secure teachers who will make the school so iiiteresting th a t p n - jury, pils will delight to be there. L e t them be interested in th e ir studies, their heart in ibeir work, and there will scarcely be any need to enforce » oompulsoiy law .. A F. Thursday, at 2 P. K , an extra panel of jurors was drawn. They ■mil be summon ed to attend ?it the Court Hom e, Monday, May 7th, 1877, a t 2 F , M., at which time the trial of F atrick Crowley will be com- menoed. No criminals were tried at this term of Court, and on Saturday the Oyer and Terminer was adjourned until May Tthj 1877. No. 94,” Brill & Bussell vs. Jeropoic Tattle. Ackerman & Oo. being indebted to Brill & Russell, gave them an Girder for $3(K) upon vhe defendant, who was omug Ackerman & Co. The defendant refused to accept it, and afterwards USSd a portion o f the money then in his hands to pay workmen, and paid the balance to Ackerman & Go. The action was b rought to recover th e $300. Tfaa defendant claim e d th a t th e o rd e r w as a bill o f ex change, and that he could not be made liable, as he h ad not accepted the order. Thomas Richardson for plaintiff; A. H . P r e s c o tt fo r defendant. Y e r d ict, $243 for plaintiff. The defendant will pro.b* ably appeal. In No. 122, Qswald Schneider vs. Den nis H . Glapsaddle and M ary Clapsaddle, the Court ordered judgm ent for the plain tiff for 1583.02. No. 84, Frederick Newman v s. Marion M orts and Allan W . Dennison. A n ac tion upon two promissory notes. The defense was want of consideration, and th a t d efendant M orts was under 21 years of age when the note was given. The complaint was d'lsmissed as to the defend ant Morts, and the Court directed a ver dict against the other defendant for f 382. MiUs & Palm er for p laintiff; 0. A . Moon for defendant. N o . 45, C h a rles E . Stevens vs. Greorg. Waroup. This was an action of cnm. con. and excited a great deal of interest. The parties live at Little Falls. A large number o f witnesses were sworn and the 'cause was closely contested. George W . Sm ith. S. S. Morgan and A. B. Steele for plaintiff; Mills & Palmer and A. H. P rescott: f o r defendant. T h e j u r y r e tired Thursday forenoon. Friday morning, being unable to agree, they were discharg ed b y th e C o u r t. O n th e tria l o f th is cause the Court ordered the Sheriff to take into his custody Simon J» Hadwok, a w itness f o r t h e plaintiff, on th e charge «*tamntmw-fo-pmmire,ond. JohU-Y an A tten to commit periory b r offsriox to procure for h im from the plaintiff $50, to attend as a witness for the plaintiff. Hadcock was afterwards discharged and the District Attorney was directed to in vestigate the matter. No. 28, W allace H , P riest vs. John W . S titt, et al. The plaintiff resides at Little Falls, and brought this action to recover for services as Clerk for the de fendants, who have charge o f a woolen mill at Little Falls. After the plaintiff had been sworn the parties effected a set- tlemenf^' the defendants paying $1,(K)0. A. J. & I. C.' McIntosh, for plaintiff; M illd & P a l m e r fo r defendants. No. 21, John B. Norton and Mortimer Norton vs. Mary Bndlong. Action *to recover, the value of a mowing machine. The defendant denied purchasing it.— Terdiot for the defendant. 0. H , Searie for p la in tiffs ; J . A & A B . Steele for defendant. No. 98, Eve Shaul vs Samuel Brown. The p arties live at Mohawk. Th* qaes- tion in dispute was as to who is entitled to the iwssession of a strip of land a few inches wide. The defendant tore down the old fence on the line between his land an d plaintiffs, a n d hnilt an unsightly one a few inches nearer plaintiff’sh o u ^ than the old one was. A H . Prescott for plaintiff; J . A. & A. B . Steele andS. S. Morgan for defendant. The iury found th a t the land belonged to plaintiff, and assessed the damages for defendant’s tres pass a t $50. No. 16, Olcott McCredy vs. P e ter Moyer, et al. A n action to recover the^ value of ten tons o f hay. The hay was cut on A farm worked by David Crutman, «nd plaintiff held m , mortgage upon it. The defendant Moyer claimed th a t he paid_^i^m a u f o r A e hay before the mortgage on the Eiy~was given. S. S. Morgan and O. W . Sm ith for plaintiff; A. H. Prescott and S. Earl for defendant. The jury were unable to agree and were discharged Satnrdav afternoon a t about 4 o’clock, v.M . No. 16, J o h n Burritfc vs. T. Phelan Fish and Irving K . K s h . Action on a promiseory note made b y T. P . Fish and endoned by L K . Fish. The defendant, L K . l^sh, defended on the ground th a t th e n o te h a d never b e e n p r o tested .— Plaintiff claimed that defendant i^aived notice of protest and agreed to pay the note after it became due. The action wa* tiled before the Court without a Decision reserved. I w a iratn, Danube: Peter Clancey, Im u rt; William H . Walter, D a n u b e; JoabSm all, H e rkim e r; Morton Smith, Norway; David Allen, O h io : W illu ’ Walter, Danube; Andrew Maurer, itts ; David Dewis, JohnL. Davenport, Russia, ibbard, German Flatts ; Wili- Itis family is auhiect, b u t is Tprarroatad to cure Bys- lepiia in it# mtat obitinste form, Eunkel’s iitter Win* of Iroa never foils to Core; Symp- of Dyspepsia are loss of appetite, wind and t of the food, dryness of the mouth, heart- ham , distension of the stomach and bowels,« stlpation, headache, dissiness. sleeple^ness; low spirits. Try the great remedy and be ( frir#] E v e r y I n v a l i d : l ^ o u M K n o v v i t . The reports from all parts of the coun try oonSrm the statement that Dr, Qage'g great regetable remedy called “ MxDidAr. Woitnxit,” is having an imniense sale by all d rafguts. Xhe proprietors do not eixpend enormous sttUis for flaming advertisement#: hut prefer te let the medicine advertise itself by sending to Drag- gists throughout the country, sample hottlet, for trial, at a cost of many thousand dollars per yesfi that invalidg may test its merit? before __ purchasing a large size. No person suffering od. vrith Dyspepsia. Dizziness. Diver or Kidney ivml Complaints, Sour StomasK. Siolk Headacbe, Ha> bitual Oestiveness, Scrofulous Humow, Spinal Diseases. Weakness o f Male Or Bemale. or Gen eral Norrous Prostration of either sex, can take feisremsrkablfimedioisc without m a smbg its good effects. Go to yonr IXraggist and get a sample boiti* for lSoti,siid fry i t i or & J#r#e size for #100. •- I t has cared where-aU other xeme- S u r g i c a i O p e r a t i o n , W e copy the following from the Ron- ut Freeman, thinkin a medicine I er p repara- Joseph . ___ _ lam H . German Ffette , Gen _________ , ^. ; Addison Brill, Ger- lirits. Dryi le’s, which is putloniy in #1 bo North Ninth St.. Bhiladelphie I t never fails. S o t sale by allDraggii eaiers everywhere. Ask for B. P . Euhkles Bitter wine of Iron and take no other, six bottle# for $5.00. or $1 per hot- W o r m s I W o r m s ! W o r m s ! seph L. Snell, v<u o , xauuntou , ___ man F latte; Jo h n Falvey, Norway; F-F.Kunkel’g 'Worm Syrup never fails to de- DenisonJon Jones,es, Winfield;infield; Jac^bacob G.. Bel-e. _____ W J G B Unger, H e rkim e r; Samuel R . Swift, Germau F iatte; Jam es M. Preaten, Od- ) onlysuocee Tap# wonaiu2hoi mach worms. D r .S n Phvsioian \rho remov ______ _________ >uri, alive with head, and ; B S S S S S S t B S S S S S istfot a bottle of K un- MIs. icb21inl John S , Davis, Schuyler; Jaco b U j Frankfort j Henry Edick, Stark : Jan D. Ives. N o f w ^ ;_ Jflaac T. Burge Winfield; John H Platts; H a rveyB (^orga Hicks, W a rren; Jteselie Warren, ,rrgQ; Orson Dawley, W a rren; J o ' h. Salisbury, Norway 5 J'osspb Miller, •man Plafc6s; Oeorge f l . MjfeW, fl^r- kiw er; W arren Cooledge, Litchfield ; Leslie R. - Cow , Gei Kunkle. llSOKorth Ninth S , or call on your druggistf kel’s Worm Syrnp. price #1. l i never foils. dies had failed. Prof. BT, A. W ilson , Saratoga. N. \S.. widely lal of one of onr leading ii eases with the most happy effect. Dr. A. D aoton . MorrisviUe.N. T..^ sister con fined inhed two years with female and nervous diseases: cured. N okiun H unt , Sheds Comers. N. Y., wonder ful cure of dyspepsia and heart disease. Mrs, Z. A. W hitb , Sheds Comers, N, Y.. near MorrisviUe, cured of terrible Scrofula; gained G bo . F ainss . Oneida, cured of a most terrible catarrh. space for 1000 other eures.\®# Sold in Herkimer by \Wm. H. Browse, nov2Syl I>p, f^cLeixck’s S ta n i d a p a !Rem G- tlies. Tbe standarfl remedies for all dieeases arren; d loph Mill. 4yere, sdge, Litebfielu ; i. H a rkim e r; Mil- lan. S tark ; Daniel D. Mor- F lr tts ^ A r t h u r D. W ard, H e rkim e r; Dadiel W . Payne, R u s a ia; Daniel Cronkhite, Danube; A . M. Squires, Russia; Norman H a rter, Colum bia; Charles Eling, Glerman F latts; L. Smith, W infield; Chaunoey Delong, E ube ; Samuel G. Skinner, German Flal Aonzo Eokler, German F la tta; Thoi ___ S .D a v is,F rankfort; Thomas 0. Wofful, Newport; Andrew Foley, Little Falls. “ S tu f v iv a l o f t h e F i t t e s t . ’ The im^euions doctrine propounded by Mr.-Darwin, the tireless investigator of nature s n d her laws,- is as applioable in determining the fate of medicines as in that o f the animal species. Every year new remedies are b rought before the p u b lic, and are soon completely discarded as their sale rapidly decreases. Only those medicines which are best suited to the people’s wants survive the first test. I f they “are tried, and found wanting” in tbe merits which they are claimed to pos sess, no amount o f advertising will make them popular. O f all the remedies ever introduced to the public, none are so populju? as Dr. Pierce’s Family Medi- cioes. Their sale has Steadily increased each year, and wholesale druggists assert that the present dem and for them is greater than ever before. I f you would patronize m e d icines scientifically prepar- ■. whether of Headache, Neu- im, Sciatica, Immbago, Gout, M agic L o tio n is t h e l a test a n d m o s t uarveltu# production for the reduction of in* flamoiatioit and complete banishment and over throw of tho DeinonB o f pain, no ihatterin ■ shape they appei relgift, jlhcumat and the lesser disturbers o f peace an^bappinessy ih and all are driven forth with their imple ments to seek new fields of labor In their oapa- eity ; these benefits are derived by using M agic Lotivn. It i# perfectly free ftpui anything that wiU stain or Ini a re the m ost delicate fabric, i t ha# a delightful odor, is b a r m l ^ as w a ter.: the most expeditious and positive remedy subduing inflammation and foanishingevery spe- eies o f pain from the crown of the head .to the soles of the feet, internal and external, for man . or beast. A trial will satisfir any and ©very one. that there is nothing in the whole categof linsments, pain-killers o r other oompounds that approaches anywhere near its magical curative properties. Sold by C. W. P ai . hxe , J b ., Her* kimer.-N. Y- Ma^cal Catarrh Bxpeller will ci»e it.- Catsuxli arises from disorgsnized condition, of foe stomaoh, vitiated secretion of foe glandt of foe Mood. I t is are destroyed, a speedy cure is effected. To these three medicines Dr. J . H. Schenek, o f Philadelphia, o-vres h is unrivaled success in the treatment o f pulmonary diseases. The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the^morbid mat ter in the langS ; nature throws i t off by an easy expectoration, for when the phlegm or matter is ripe a slight cough wiU throw i t off, the p atient syrup to do this, Schenck’s Mandrake Pills and Schenok’s Sea 1 Tonic most befoeeb o f the celebrated Pavorite Remedy that is fast taking the place of all oth: . tipns for the cure o f those disease* for which i t is so highly recommended. CAyrrAtSuEGiCAnOpKEAHoN.—Therewassno- Oessfully performed in tho Tillage of Bondout, on the afternoon of the 5th inst., at the office o f Dr. Kennedy, on Simeon Tietsell. of Kingston. one of tho xnost delicate operations known in surgical science, viz.: the removal of stone from the bladder by lithotomy, loft-lateral method. ^bxee oalopSae or stones of tbe pbospbate of lime were removed, eaohbeingabout tho size and shape of a large almond. The operation was performed by Dr. Kennedy, assisted by several physicians of Kondout and Kingston. Oar citizens may well feel a great degree of pride, as well as explicit confidence, in the skill of Dr. Kennedy, for his experience on the field and in the hospital during our war's lone winter night have made him not only skillful, b a t bravo .in the greatest of all sciences— Surgery. The knowledge of foe science of surgery seems to be on tho increase, and the people of Eondout and vicinity have reason to rejoice that they possess so much surgical talent, and for the sev- reats that Dr. Kennedy resided in Bondout tas succeeded as an operator beyond all ex pectations. We are informed that the p atient is rapidly reepyering. Had this and similar cases used Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy in tho early stages of the com plaint there is no doubt but that the formation of stone would have been prevented, thus avoid ing the necessity of subjecting themselves to one of the most diffioolt operations that the Surgeon g called upon to pertorm. i'avorite Kemedy also purifies the Blood, there by curing Scrofula, and a ll like afflictions. L iver Complaints, Constipation of the Bowels, as well as all those Weaknesses peculiar to Females. This excellent medicine is now for sale by all our druggists a t One Dollar a bottle. apl25w4 It Has Stood tlie Test. Thesymp- 3tionofthe ar system, and imparity of foe l|jo( tonstitutionitilas w ell as local disease, toms are a partial or complete obstruci zt in the night with a thick obnoxious matter, having when expelled a scabby appearance occasionally expelled a scabby api streaked with blood. .Also discharges from foe nostrils have ave similar appearance, a thick yellcw- ish or greenish muous, a u d it is sometimes v<ry idrake P ills act on the liver, removing all obstructions, relax foe gall bladder, foe bile starts freely, ahd tbe liver is soon relieved. Sohenck’s Sea_ Weed Tonic is a gentle stimu lant and alterative; the alkali of which it is composed mixes with the food and prevents souring. I t assists the digestion by toning up foe Stomach toahealtby condition, so that the food and the Pulmonic Syrup will make good blood; then tbe lungs heal, and the patient will surely get well i f care is taken to prevent fresh All who wish to consult Dr. Sohenok. eithe personally or by letter, can dp so a t his prinoipa office, corner of Sixth and Arch Sts., Pniladel- phia, every Monday. , Sohenck’s medicines ar« sold by all druggists throughout the ceunitry. mchaapl E i ,E c iB i o irr. T h o m a s ’ E x c e l s io r E oii U otrio Oft. W orth T rh T imes its W right S hiloh ' s 'C oifSDJfPTioir C ube , give i t a trial; tben if you are not perfectly satisfied, return the bottle and we will refund the price paid I t has established tbe fact that Consnmption can be cured, while for Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, and all Lung or Throat Trou bles. there is nothing like it for a qaick and pos- itire'oaro. and it seldom fails. 10 cents, 50 cents, and Sl.OO per bottle. If your Langs are sore, or Chest or Back lame, use S hiloh ’ s P orous P las ter . Price 25 cents. SoldbyC. W .P alheb , J b ., Herkimer, and elsewhere by all dealers. and Constipation exist, i t will restore and segu- rhile SHILOH’S CURE allays the inflammation and heals the langs. Price 75 cents. Sold by C. W* P almer , J r .. Herkimer, swhere by all dealers. itrils h similar appearance, a thick yello greenish muous, a u d it is sometimes ve iffionlt of removal. partionlarJy in foe morning, severecases foe odor is most offensive, causini a very unpleasant breath, the sense o f smell be paired, the hearmg and eyesight affect- tastdesire to expectorate. Theoffensive >ping down' the throat, cansing^ almost hawking andspitting with uusatisfso- tory results. Sold by O. 'W. P aukie . J b ., Her kimer, N. Y. Osborn’s Dandruff Banisher, Hair IN G oud —P ain cannot stat whsbb it is uskd I— Itisthecheapestm edicine ever made. Onedose cures common sore throat. One bottle has cured Bronchitis, Fifty cents’ w orth has eared an old standing cough. It positively asthma and croup. Fifty cents’ worth has our< crick in tbe back, and tbe same <nantity Dressing and Restorer. I t is par exoellenoc to ail the pomades and greasy h a ir tooios, the very natnre o f which are so iniorioas to the h a ir and ed use D r . P ierce’s F a m ily M edicines;, ihesoalp. This delightful remedy oombineg hair Golden Medical Discovery is aitorativo, ««wngandhairinvi*o™ting^nau«« ^ highest degree of perfection. A# a dressing fOf tbe purpose of rendering the Lair elegant and g lame years standing. I t cures swelled rheumatism, neuralgia, eontrac- h e muscles, stiff Joints, spinal diffionlties. and pain and soreness in any p art, no matter where it may be, or from what cause it i it always does you good. ’ worth has cared bad cases of c dysentery. One tea-spoonfal .onre minutes. I t will cure any case of piles that it is blood-cleansing, an d an un e q a a led in»lt l^u«ady , Pargatlva D<J. l e ^ scarcely larger than mutAard |Seds,' constitute an agreeable and reliable phys ic; Favorite Pregcription, a remedy for debilitated fem ales; E x tr a c t. o f Smart- Weed, a magical remedy for pain, bowel iplaints, and an uneqaaled liniment for both human and borse-flesb; while his Dr. Sage’s C atarrh Remedy is known the world over as the g reatest specific for Catarrh and “ Gold io the H ead” ever given to the public. They are sold hy druggists. th» scalp,.ibll it is by for in g a true; dieeit of iU llfo-glvlng merits upon tlioles and hnlbons roots o f the h&ir. loro desirable to every person hav- sard forthebeantifiil and hi thebeani ynifio\\*' • tore’s adornments. I t si ue regard for tbe beautiful and healfo] condition o f this masmifioent an d greatest o f n should, be p; ’ 1 tronhle. To do this, led and oily i sibld to care. Six or eight applications is razranted to core any case of excoriated ntpnles or inflamed breast. lo r bruises, i f applied often aind. boxiikdxt>«-tb.ere^ i xi«ver tlxe alislxtest disool- oration to the skin. It stops the p ain of ft burn as soon as applied. Cares frosted feet, boils, watt# and corns, and wounds of every descrip tion on man or beast. I saac £. H asbuck , of fikaneateles, N. Y:> writes; “ I have been tronbled with Bronchitis >r years, and your \Eoleotrio Oil ” is the only tedicine that would ever take effect ; onedol- of i t has entirely cured me, I hav© several other afflictions, and have HACKMBT ACK. a rich and fragrant perfume. Sold by C. W . P alubb , J b ... Herkimer, and else where by all dealers. aug2’76ylalt(2) Personal, T h a t m a g n ificent piece o f architecture, tbe new brick M. E. Charoh of Eredonia, erect<- ed at a cost of 030.000, was presided over for twe year# by that able and eloquent young divine, listened to by multitudos. All who have visited the camp-ground on Chautauqua Lake, have been impressed with the power of his logic and tho beauty of his speech. Krom overwork and anx iety connected with his mission, Mr. Craft is oc casionally subject to bilious attacks. Sensible in this, as in all other matters, he does not hesi tate to use for his relief, what his judginent and experience dictate. Neither is he willing to ** hide his light under a bushel,” but speaks out in this as in other matters, on the side of truth, ip tapes that cappot be misupderstood—though brief, yet to the point. Here is what he says; ^ ^ E'redoma. N. Y.. July 14.1872- Dr* Foxm^t—J>«ar Sir—Hiave used, your Blood Pastor ot the M. E . Ohurch, Etedonh For sale by dealers in medicine. lar’s w orth of i t has entireh used it for several ofoer a found it to have the best resu: Sold by a ll m edicine dealers. Price 25 cents. 50 cents and $1.00. « Prepared only by POSTER. MILBURN & CO.. Y., successors to S. N-THOMAS N e w C a r p e t s ! AT BUCKLEY, MYERS & CO. We are now receiving oar first parcLase Ot Carpets. The. styles are all new in every grade, from the cheapest all Gotten Ingrain to the best Body Brussels, and our prices will be low enough to satisfy the most carefal parohafior. BucKUEir, M tbus & Co., Genesee St., Utica, N . Y. mchl4tf T l i e G r e a t I>iscoT © ry J E. F. K hnklk ’ s B m c m W in e op I bon For the cure of weak itomseh. general dsbility. indigestion, disease of the Aervons system, con stipation. aridity of foe gtomaoh. and all ca#u renuiring a topic . The wine inoladei the most agreeable and ef. snt salt of Iron nstic Oxide, eon of vegetable ton!os—Yellow The effect in many oases ot debility. Ibss of an te^ and general proitratlon, of an eSloient avoid all highly perfutm and use only Osbornt DamdntifBamf «r and Beantii Herkimer, N* T . ' T a m a r a c k B itte r s are ad a p ted to tbe yonng, middle aged, and the aged, proving a mild, soothing and desirable stimulant for the aged in foeir declining years. None need r e main unwell from ordinary diseases wbtoh often beset mankind through life, when Ta*nim c k Btttexs cap be had of dealers in Medicines ev- OHNlAKO P Co., N. Y- erywhere. Sold by 0. W. P a I i USR i J b .. ftofr These Pianos made one Otfoe-finest displays at kimer N \\ __ :.i __ ___ j ___ - ____ .• ____ _ Buffalo. N- y Phelps, N .T . NoTK.—jBbfocfric—Selected and Electrized. apllSeowlm See advertisement of M endels S- tSFls it strange or surprising that much of It^ies’ time is devoted in disooTcring the seoretof promoting and preserving b ^ t y in its highest degrees of perfections, intelligent ladies are well aware tiiat when gentlemen speak Of intellect, or iDtellectasi women, they speak m odestly, e ritically, sensibly and qnietly; but when they mention the loveliness and eharms of beantifol l*4y tkeir language, ia enfoosiastio, leir eyes kindle with animation, their whole lirit; seems to enter into the earnestness of their the Centennial Exhibition, and were unanimous- ^ftecommended for Hio J^iploma of Hotmr and m d alofM evU. , This Company are the first to do a general bn- : siness with foe purchaser direct, saving him more than oAe-half the price charged by other Jirst- tlat» m akers. We would recommend a ny of our readers who have any idea of ever buying a piano. to send for their Illustrated ^hd DesoriptiTe' Catalogue, which will be m a iledfrse to a il. j \Perils by Laud. W ithin the limits of our own country are to be found ahnost aU the variations of cli mate known to the habitable globe. But exten sive as is our domain, the locomotive running at almost lightning speed, conveys the traveller in a few hours from the healthy m ountain dis trict to the ague breeding plain, and JBven from the sunny groves of the sonth to the ice bound shores of foe northern Jakes.. I n making these rapid journeys foe travellers are subjected to those severe climatic infiuenees so productive of and disease. I tsthert isthereforo of vital im- 5 th a t b e should be* provided with a re- ;e severe climatic infiuenees so sickness and disease. I t i portance th a t b e should be* pro^ Kal agent that will not only cure, but like- e, prevent sudden attacks of disease. The S eykk S eals os H oldes W ohdeb , which is Counter Irrititant, a Disenfectant, a Diffusive imulant, an Anodyne, a Nervine and a Tonic sure Prevention and a no less effectual ci is a sure prevention and a no less effectual cure of Kevers. Ague. Diarrhoea. Dysentery, and all Other ailments to which travellers are especially tbfrj , No traveller si starting upon bis Journey. (apl) fioient salt o f Iron ww possess. CU: nstic Oxide, oembined w ith tha most most ansrget ii Feraviku Bark. seems to enter into t b f earpeatpess of thoir remarks. Cream o f Beuntyis delightful for the >arposes intended. Sold by C. W. F alkxk . J b „ ^ irkimer, N. Y. O n e tria l oF t b e TAMARACK BlT- T*R 3 will prove foeir superiority over any and all other ramedial agents. 'They make the weak #trong and the stong happy. Sold by c , w . dat .- KKB. J b .. H erkimer. N .Y. petite, and general proitratlon, o Salt of Iron, combined with valuable Nerve ton- U r b A m o e B ba u t y .— ^BfiAtraY w r a n a ;cBKi'.—All ladies know that beauty rather intellect ba* been worshipped byall ] Small is receiving a fine stock of Boots and Shoos for the Spriug and Som m e r trade. Gall and see them and learn prices. H e goaiaiitecs them to be as low as can.be foaud in tbe State. * S , S ., P u rity, Oltora Coneba, Onei- d&Moiiansh.aBdaU foe best brands of Cigar* be found »t Wlfoontiao’s Coafisetioi ire. M ain itroot. Herkimer. ^ C a l l on Small for H a tn and Caps, S a d fi for B o o ts a n d SKo«i, [new stook, lateflii fltslei, fine aiudirios newKoedits Mid k i t psio«io|lo«prioes. io. i* meet happy. I t augment* foe appetite, raises foe pulse, takes off muscular fiabbine**, re- mevee foe p allor o f debility, end gives a florid vigor to foe oontttenanoe. DO you w ant something to strengthen you 7 Do you want a good appaiito ? Do you want to build up your oonstitation 7 Do you want to fool well? Do you want to get r id o f nervousness? Do you want energy ? Do you w ant to *le#p well? Do you w u rtbriskand vigorous feeling#? jfyou do, tryK u n k el’s Wine o f Iron. This truly vsdmahle tonio h a s been fooronghly iested by a ll classee o f foe community, that it Is mow deemed indispensable as a Xonie medicine. I t colU b a t litUe. pariSw foo blood and givM to&e to the stomach, renovates foe system and prolong# life. IBS been worshfppe ations o f men, from the time o f Paris a n d the beautiful Helen.Ejieiau, Antonywjuy andnd theoo magnificeiagnificent with all l u e reverence Au a f m Cleopatra. King Henry and foe lo vely Anne B o- .Syn; and with all due re to onr ladies of lodern days, who share the glmnr:«f being b ^ u - ful. Cream « f B e a u ty is ehhrming i n effect, rid by C. W. B alubb , J b ., Herkimer, N. Y. I® ° * l f those w h o h a v e u s e d T a m a r a c k lervousUMS? such irapsaralleHed snecrits could. * _ 2**,.*^® bet board, tfiere would bo a shout of Joy such as never rent the a ir of foi* or any ofoer country. They would induce the invalid and weary to a - veid pernicious., poisonous and miserably com- ponnded trash, and rOsort to this most pure, in- vagontinx and life-preserving remedy. Sold by 0. W. PibMBB, jRi, Herkimer, N, J r “ T a m a r a c k B it t e r s ,” — T h is new I I I l O M n i M . 1 . i . H i l s m eoBsterfeit, so Buysixbottb Justice Hardin, whu presided a t this term o f C e a r t , held three sesrions per day ibroagbout. iiud dispfltebed'flu IlD- usa&ilYlftrsfiMQQhQt oUmrineo?, upwards of twentY-five oauses having been tried. Herhimer.cottnty may justly claim the honor o f having: fam ished one of the best Justices o f tbe Eapreme Gourt of the State o f New York. Saturday afternoon tbe GIronit Gonrt and th e Special Term were adjourned tmrii May 7th, 1877. a t 2 b . m . MIT’S a n fbrd’s l iiq o id H e a r e an d D is- toasper Hemedy Is a positive care for Cough and Distemper prevaOiBg among Hones. Its use as a preventive wiU save year Horses from: foe HeaVei, Bee a d m t i i t a t n t , Briee ifliBQ per bettie. forssdeatW iU iiM tiiie’sCeaiStetioiianr Btege^BwUmr.H^Y. w tm ia Kanksl’s Bitter Wino Of Iron, »nd take no other make. Sold only in f l bottie*. AU others a re beware o f them. lesforS5.00. W o r m s JKem oved A live. B. St. Kankel’s Worm Syrup never fail* to de stroy P in. SM.t and Stomach Worms. D r. Kuh- k«l U the onUr laoesHM Phyiioiaa in tbi# wan- try for the removal of worms. UeremovosTapo worm with bwd and all oompletf, alive, i» twe hours, and no foe u n til removed. Send for cir- eular, or call on your Draggist, aud get'a bottle of R ankel’s Worm Syrup. Price tl.0O. I t never apl2Sml fails. C la i r v o v a i a t E x a m t n a t l o i i f x e e . By Dr. 1 . F. B ottebei E ld . Thflfe is no suldeot which requires so much study a n d ex perience ag foe treatment a n d eore of Ohronio Disease*. The astonisMug saoeasB aud remark able chres performed by Dr. BnTTXKyiKi.» are dae to the gift of Clatrrojmttoe. to foe long study of foe constitution of man, and to the coring o f diseuesfromnaturalremedies. Let those given np by ethers call for examiimtion. He enree the worst cases of Scrofula, Catarrh. Piles. Female WealfoM#. Aitbiaa,PiieM« of tbeHeart, L«ng« andKidneys. Dr.Butterfieldwill be a t the Dud ley HOOI#. Utica. Ifidnwday and Thursday, April is and 19 r Central Hotel. Idttie FaUs. F ri day. April 30. 4V*Dr. BnX!rxaviXi.i> gnarantem to cure all eases ot Piles. No pay till cured. l® * F o r the best Five C ent Ciffaw— Harrow Oange. Hard F sa, Jw.. «o te Withtrs-^ T h i s W e e k ! T h i s W e e k ! ! We ©pen large Slues o t following goods at prices extremely low, to which your spem l attention is called: and wouderfal compound is offered to the af flicted public with a goarautoe that i t is more pure, richer, possetoing foore oaratlve proper- tief, a n d costing more, to manufiMsture, than any tonio mfoo market. Sold by 0 . W. P alubb , J b „ Herkimer. N. Y. » r . S h i l o h ’s S y s t e m V i t s t U z e r . W e 'a r e auth o r ized to gu a r a n tee th is remedy for the care o f Dyspapsiai Inactive Div ot. Sour Stomach. CbasUimtiofl. liM | of APflS*’ tito. Coming u p of F ood, Y sb U ow fikfii, a n d gen eral Languor and DobiUty, Yott must ftoknowl* edgathat fois would he' rainoos anless We h ^ . positiveevideneethatitw iliours. You w b o i^ l suffering from these complaints, these «rds a re addressed—and wUl you continue to suffer when you can be oared on snoh terms 7 I t is for you to determine. Sample botUelOcts : Tegnlar size 75 cent#. Sold by O’. W. F asmsb , I r .. Horkimer, an d elsew h e re h y a U d e r i e r s . 50.000d ie a n n u a lly by n e g lecting a Cough, Cold o r Croup, o ften leading to C o n sum p tiou a n d th e gray*. Why -wUl you neglect sq bnphrtanl a m a tter w h e u y o u can get a t o u r s to r e S H ito a ’s Coxsnupvioir Cnxx. w ith foe sssBranoe of a spee- For soreness aeross foe Chest or ime Back or Side, S hilob ’ s P o - sons PLAsrKB gives prompt relief. Sold hyC. DOLMANS, JUST OFENED, Ghoioostand Desirable M a te' rials, in Black and Colors, for Dolmau Cloaks. WPSTED FRINGES, To match, in Choicest Batterns, and at prices lessthau can be bought in Utica. Also. W o rsted Fringes, To match a ll o u t New Shades Dress Dodd#. BL’KSILORIIGES. I offer the largest assortment Silk Btinge# to b e £ o a u d i n the<CoTmt9r, « n d a t p riees c h e a p . O B E T O N E A X D B A U I S K M A T E R liLS for FURNPEim® CoYEBINCS and LAMBREQUINS. Examine. SCOTCH HOLLANDS In Wfite. Safe a n d C reen. for Shade*. White* in t h e fenowiiig wSdths r 36, 38, to . 42 a n d 4* dy recovery. iisgs. or Lam e Back o r Side, S hilob ’ s 08 FLAsrxB gives p rom pt relief. Cold hyC . W. Px&wiK. J r ., Herkimer, and eliewher«by all O I L LAQE CURTAINS. I® * “ Query; W hy will meu smoke •ommen tobacco, wbrni they eau buy M arburg BiM. of iforiib OuroUnts,\ at foe loma prioa?’* jasMyl aAUBtme ESGiKd. QRBAT B A B C ^ . AT ONLY !i>K CENTS. smHSwft. • Special Bargains in D r e s s Croods. 4 flKecBsCiilorlCas]iisrfi,( In a ll the new a n d desirable shades, a t only JBe sure and Examine. i 60 PIECES DEESS GODS, 0 Just opened* in BAinasso. and other eboice P a t- teras»&t25* 28 and 30 cts. Be sure and Examine* C O L O R E D S I L K B p In Seal Brown, Navy Blue, Creen—only Sl.OO per yard. These are Great Bargains. BLACK SILKS. *S8c.ftl.00.11.15. Jl,25. tLST. IL50. SU5. $ZW and upwards. Guaranteed Bargains in Black Silks. B P k G a s b m e r e s , B F k B r & p d\Etd at Ee toet Prices. BL’K ALPACAS, BL’K ALPACAS, AtBoduced Prices. 50 CBOT^HET QUILTS, Beduced B x ^ ^ a r g a i n s in lin e n c r u m b c l o t h s . I n 10-4,12-4.14-4. B e .sure and exam ine ouv goods before Snyiag. & G .M P N G E R .
