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X .O O A L M A T T E R S . N . y . C . & « R . K . JK. T i m e T a W e . k w . '^ “ H e rk im e r* S e M t s 5:»a H e r k i m e r P o s t O f l f i c e . p f s t s f a i s s a r H S i i S f o ” ^^^^^^ ARKIVE RROM THE EAST. Ihtough, mails from New York, Al- k m : ARRIVE FROM THE WEST. ^ r o R g li mans from lTtica...nM> ....... p* VAIES CEOSK ROE THE EAST; hrouRh f o r New and Middle Sta hronKb mails fo: MAILS CLOSE FOE THE WEST. Thronghmail for Utica ........................ ^9-1? A' Way mail......................................... 4:00 P.M . ThroEst mail arrives from Mohawk T:59 ?* TErousk mail closes for Mokawk..... 12:00 A. M. ABEIVAL OP STAGE M a IL. Steae arrives from tke North daily ^ ^ CiwTfwthoN^th...................y 1:30 P, M. 12:00 ''lose for the South ..... . ........................ 12:30 P. M. Local Gossip and Home Items. — Celebrate to-day. — Cherries and cramps. — The depot is being frescoed. — Court proceedings elsewhere. —■ T h e village w ill be q u ie t to-day. — New time table on the Central again. 43* Trains leave Little Ealla as follows s GOING EAST. GOING ^ ^ S T . ,oui,B». M f a * Em... 7:21 Em... 8:ie ; tnt.... 8:51 „ r8S3...1O:04 B. Em.&Aco.., 4:03 A. & U. Aeo... 7:54 . Night Exp ----- 11:27 1 First Pao. Ex.. 1:04 p . « . L a s t F r id a y o u r v illage schools closed n e ig h t w e e t s ’ -vacation. Rescue Hook and Ladder Company No. 4 go to Mohawk on to-day. The Citizen’s b and has been engaged to furnisli the music for the celebration on the 4th. — John Carden is to have a new bass on the road between the depot and the Girvan House. — The rain storm of last Saturday night created quite a freshet, as the stones and rubbish washed in the streets clearly indicated. — Mr. E . A, H a rris h as been appoint ed agent of A. T. Stewart’s mills,_ at Glenham, in tbis State. H e has been the agent of the Mohawk mill, Elbeouff — F onda & Co.’s mill bas been closed for several weeks, in order to make re- »airs and improvements. The increased em a n d o f c u stom e rs c a ll for th isim p r o y e - Grand excursion to the Thousand School closed F riday for eight,weeks’ Islands by the General Z. C. Priest X i i t t l e F a l l s . lUon. 43T Trains Stop at Ilion as follows j OOIEO EAST. , ^ GOINOI WES! r.&Alb.Ao... 6:41 A.u. B. F . AcQom...J- Lcoom ............ 10:27 “ Day Exi r. Y. Express 1:24 p. if. 0 )ay Express... 5:41 “ E L. F . Accom... 7|55 N. W .A .E x ...10:49 “ vacation. — J u d g e E a rl and family are home for the summer. — F rank K a s t and Mrs. Eaton are very low with consumption. — Mrs. E. A. Munson met with a very serious and painful accident Thursday. — The 16th inst. a large number o f our citizens will leave for the Thousand Islands. — J u d g e Prescott and S. Earl, Esq., speak a t Jordanvilie to-day (Wednesday). — O u r entire fire departm ent goes to Mohawk to-day to take part in the cele bration. — W e inform “ A Teacher” that we pay no attention to anonymous commu nications. — T h e bridges across the W e st Cana da Creek, east oi this village, have been condemned. — Frederick A . Gray h as been appoint ed Chief Engineer, in place o f Mr. A T. Freeman resigned. — School vacation. A ' book entitled “ W h a t.to do with th e children,” would m eet rapid sale ju s t a t present. — T h e heavy rain storm of last S a tur day night did considerable damage to the meadows along the creek and river. — T h e B e v . W . B . W a lk e r w ill b y r e quest repeat his sermon on “ Quietness of S p irit,” next Sunday evening. Ser vice, P, M. — H r . CKnton C h a tfield, o f H e rk im e r Lodge No. 422, E. & A M., has received the appointment o f assistant grand lectur er for the fifth judicial district. — Mohawk, Newport, Jordanvilie and Brockett’s Bridge will celebrate the F o u rth of July. Ac Little Falls there will be a grand temperance mass meeting. — Six persons, H . G. H u n g er, J . G. Burrill, Joseph Palm er, William W h ite- h e a d , G e o rge H e s s ler an d L e v i A . L a w - ton, joined, the A. O. U. W . last F riday night. — J . W . Yro< re-appointed Senior Grand Deacon of the Grand Lodge F. & A. M ., he being the only member of the personal staff (ex cept the Chaplain) who is retained. — The Thousand Island excursion train passed through this place 5:50 Tuesday morning. I t contained one excursionist from Little Falls, and one from this place, who was Rev. S. 0 . Barnes. H e was well e q d p p e d with saw, hammer, etc., to make some needed improvements on his Thousand Island residence. — I n consequence of the heavy rains th e W e s t Canada Creek and the Mohawk have overflowed, causing considerable damage to the crops. The bridge that spans the hydraulic near the dam has been washed away, and the hydraulic a t th a t point is filled with stone and gravel. Helm er creek overflowed, causing consid erable damage n ear the cheese factory. ' — “ O f all sad things o f tongue or pen, th e saddest are these, *^it m ight have been.’ ” How expressive are the few words above. How true is the im port they bear to onr mind. Mrs. C. J . Fox, an estimable and chnstian lady, passed from this world to another Sunday after noon. She h as been a great sufferer for th e past six months with a cancer, and a t last relieved from the suffering and mis eries o f this world by the silent h and of death. During h e r life she tried a num ber of remedies', and now since all have M e d we are deeply and sorrowfully im- jpressed with the tru th o f our quotation. H e r life was one o f usefulness and piety. S h e was always helping th e sick and alle viating the wants of the poor and desti tu te. B y them, but n o t by them alone, vrili her presence h ere below be missed, as she vacates a chair in the home circle th a t none o ther can fill. W e commend th e disconsolate to H im who is g iver o f all good. “ B a rth has no sorrow t h a t Heaven can not heal.” ------ ^The funeral obsequies will take place on Thursday, at 11 o’clock, at th e house. __ The Pompey correspondent of the S y racu ^ Journal has the following “ The event which h as been m ost promi nent during the week was the celebration o f the twenty-fifth marriage anniversary o f Rev. and Mrs. P e trie last evening. The parsonage was filled to its utm o st capacity, and the good cheer and kind feeling manifested could not have been otherwise than m o st highly gratifying to M r. Petrie as the evidence t h a t he is thoroughly appreciated by his people. I t was a very pleasant feature to see so zaauy members u f the other churches unite in the kind wishes and cordial con- fratuIaUons o f the occasion. The pres- jients were beautiful, elaborate and abun d a n t, and w ith such a salver lining we should not be surprised if our pastor should take a “ new departure” and en ter upon his work w ith increasing vigor and success, Mr. P e trie responded from a full h e a rt to this h e a rty demonstration, invoking Heaven’s b est blessings upon all, hi* guests, and th a t with the cordiality^ now manifest they m ight travel happily together in the sam edhristian pilgrimage. ilh fa lany August 2. The steam- been engaged for t h i s oe-' Steamer Coi A d m iral easion. — The Cascade fire company. No. 1, have made preparations to go to Mohawk to-day. The State scow will take their hose carriage, and the company will probably go on the steamer, W. I., Skin- — Gihe steamer W m. 1. Skinner will ran from this place to Mohawk, the 4th. I t has been repaired and it now can ac commodate several hundred passengers. She will start for Mohawk at 9 o’clock, A. M, Fare b o th ways, only 25 cents. — Rev. Dr. Newman, of Washington, will give a lecture in this place, Friday evening, Ju ly .2Qth, on “ The Origin, Progress and Fall of the Turkish Em p ire, prophetically announced.” The subject indicates t h a t t h e lecture will be b o th in teresting and instructive. — The regular monthly parade o f the fire departm ent o f this village, took place last Saturday afternoon. I t was the first appearance of No. 3 since they received their new steamer, and the members of th a t company gave a reception to the other fire companies, a t their engine house. It was quite an affair, and the boys h a d a good tim e . — A Seredd correspondent says: The general conversation among our citizens is the failure of the firm of H. Andrews & C o ., carriage dealers. A s i t w a s for some time expected th a t the above firm would fail, it was hardly supposed th a t our merchants would have any accounts against any of its members. N everthe less there are many of them, also individ uals who have debts against them . The style i n w h ich the ju n io r m e m b e r of the firm h as been living, and a fast horse, it is said, has helped to cripple the firm. H . A n d rew s and S. N . A n d rew s have left town. A brother-in-law of the latter is settling up the business of the firm. Fulmer Creek Valley and Vi cinity. — Now is the season for shortberry straw cake. — C. Shoemaker, Esq., has been re moved to Mohawk. W e hope the change will be beneficial. — T h e youngj people held a dance or housewarming at Simeon Days’ a few evenings-since. — The Protestant M ethodist h eld their quarterly meeting, Sabbath, at Paine’s Hollow. Also their baptismal services are at Schuyler n e x t Sabbath. — D. D- Shoemaker, Esq., is erecting a fine barn on the old site. When it is completed it will be a great improvement on anything around of the kind. — The prayer meetings are largely at tended. M uch interest is manifested by the young in attending. “ Remember th y C reato r in th e days o f t b y y o u th , ” was our Saviour’s command to all. — Messrs. Wheeloek and Maxwell vis ited our school last week. W e trust we as teachers may profit by the wise sug gestions of Com. Wheeloek, and th a t he may see an improvement when he comes —- Some of the people around h ere de* sire a school picnic. Those iu favor and who will volunteer to be committee can ^ a k e i t manifest by appointing a meeting to be held at the school house and taking the m a tter u p . — The will o f the late Mrs. R . Getman has finally been settled. The property being left to J . D. Gifford, h e h as pur chased said property and made a settle-. m ent with the executor. Consideration, ^500. W e hear the festival at Denison’s Corners was one of the most enjoyable affairs o f t h e season. T h e proceeds w e re for the benefit o f Rev. J u lian Ackler, a gentleman of talent and ability. — T h ^ spelling school or exhibition a t school house was interesting and p ro fitable. The young people and children who p articipated reflected credit to them selves. The editress of “ Fulm er Valley News” requests us to apologize to the offended ones. “ All is fair in love and w a r.” P e o p le w ill talk , y o u know , and talk is cheap, but it takes money to buy a position iu society. R* R* G r a n t . — Jam es G. Cfiark will b e a t the Union Church, on the evening of J u ly the 5tb, to give a vocal c o n c e rt. P. A. Conradt and lady, o f Rockford, RI.J have been visiting friends in this place an d vicinity. - R e v . Mr. Holmes, o f S teuben, Onei da County, will occupy the pulpit for Elder Brooks, on Sunday, J u ly 8th, — G rant Union Sabbath School will hold their annual picnic in the grove, Ju ly th e 12 th. — Mr. Gomer Jam es, Esquire, b a s com menced work on his new house laying — Mr. W h itm o re’s affairs are in the hands of S. S.^ Morgan, Esq,, for adjnst- — B ealed proposals for drawing the oars on the Frankfort & Ilion S treet Rai Road are now in order. — Officer Carr has entered complaint against one of our illegal liquor sellers. He has his eye on a few more of this class. — w m Clark started l o r Springfield, M a ss., la s t S a turday. Som e of h is y o u n g friends called a t h is home lasti Thursday evening to bid him good-bye. May suc cess follow him. The Grand Lodge of-the State of New York has re-appointed M r. J . A. Johnson as District Deputy Grand Mas ter of the 14th Masonic District. Mr. Johnson is a faithful and efficient officer. Those who admire dogs had a good opportunity of seeing two specimens of the St. Elmo breed last W ednesday.— They are owned by a man in *West Win field. One of them took the first prize a t th e C e n tennial la s t season, an d its owner refused $250 for it. — The people of the school district over the river have bought of Roche & Giblin coal enough to last them five years. Owing to the low price of coal just now, we think their investm ent wffi not prove a loss. — A grand concert will he given by the pupils of Miss A. M. Sikes, assisted by Messrs. Ap. Haddock and Danforth, of Utica, at Maben’s Opera House, Tuesday evening, July 10. A rare treat is ex pected. _ ________ M o l i a w k . Charles Brown has sold his meat m arket to Valentine Brown. — Cottage service Tuesday evening, at the residence of Mrs. Stillwill. — Rev. John Lansing was ordained and installed pastor of the Reformed Church last Wednesday evening. — A fter the cottage service a t Varley Hall last week, M r. A . W . Hazlehurst. behalf of the congregation, presented Rev- Mr. W alker with $101.67, the pro ceeds of the recent festival held by the ladies o f the mission. — D. R, Baldwin, bar keeper of the Mohawk Valley Hotel, is winning favor with the people of this place, and with the inany visitors who come to this beau tiful village. This hotel is fortunate in securing Ms services. — The celebration about to be held here promises to be a grand display. I t will probably excel all demonstrations of the kind ever held in Mohawk or in snr* rounding villages. The Ilion fire de partm e n t and band will be out in full display. The Frankfort fire departm ent and band will ako join in the parade. Two fire companies of Little Falls have been invited, and will also attend, ac companied by the St. Johnsville brass band. The’ Herkim er fire department will be present in full force. O u r own fire department will turn out and make every effort to give their friends of the visiting companies a grand reception. A fair day will insure one o f the most imposing displays of firemen ever assem bled ‘in this county. A first-class cele bration is anticipated, as the committee of arrangements h ave spared no effort to make it a success. There will be a grand parade in the forenoon, a parade of the Mohawk Indians in the afternoon, and in the evening there will be a grand display of fireworks. Court Proceedings. Tuesday, June 20th, Justice Hardin held an adjourned Special Term in this village, for the purpose of disposing of the causes on the calendar for J u n e 4th. N o . 1, A n n a B . D a g e r, a d m inistratrix, &e., of Benjamin Dager vs. Levi Ausman id wife, Ezra Graves, Executor, and E lizabeth J . H a r v e y , e x e c u trix, o f C h arles Spinner and John D. Spinner. The ac tion was b rought to foreclose a mortgage given by Levi Ausman. The defendant claimed th a t i t had been paid in full by Charles Spinner. The Court allowed a payment of $250 on the mortgage and gave plaintiff judgm ent for the balance. D. D. W alrath, for plaintiff; J . A. Steele for defendants. No. 4, Elijah H. M o rse vs. John P. Harvey, -and others. This action was brought by plaintiff, who keeps a marble shop a t Mohawk, to have a deed declared mortgage. Decision reversed. T. Rich- ardson for plaintiff; W . T. Loomis and H. Olay Hall, for defendant. N o . 5, P e t e r A . Conyne an d H iram McChesney. The farm of Leyenus De- vendorf was sold under a mortgage fore closure in J u n e , . 1876. There was a sur plus on the sale which was claimed by Stewart L. Devendorf, son of Levenus, by virtue of a mortgage for $2,500, given to him by Leyenus for services performed on the farm. The plaintiff who also held m o rtgage givea by L e v e n u s D e v e n d o rf, brought this action to set aside the m ert- gage to Stewart as fraudulent. The Court held th a t the mortgage was a valid lien on th e surp lu s to th e ex ten t o f $1300. W. T. Loomis and G, W . Smith, for plaintiffs; Mills & Palm er for defendant. No. 10, M argaret Spedding vs. George Broomhall, and others. This action was brought to set aside an assignment of a mortgage by plaintiff to defendants. The Court held th a t Sayer Spedding should have been made a defendant. The plain tiff was allowed to amend, and the cause was referred to \William Kernan. J . A. & A. B. Steele for p laintiff; A. H . Pres cott and J . E. Ferris for defendants. No. 18, Alonzo H . Greene, receiver, &e., vs. Richard Rankins and Elizabeth Rankins. The defendant Richard R an kins a s s ip e d a mortgage to h is wife E liza beth, being a t the same time indebted to The National Mohawk Valley Bank. This action was brought by plaintiff, as receiver of the bank, to set aside the as signm e n t a s being w ith o u t consideration. A. H . Prescott for plaintiff; J . A. & A. B. Steele for defendants. No. 13, Delano A. Champion, receiver, &e., vs. Eliza Seeber and Cora Seeber. The action was brought to set aside a conveyance o f real estate from defendant Elizabeth Seeber to Cora Seeber. Decis ion reserved. E. E. Sheldon for plaintiff; G. W . Smith for defendants. No. 8, Hannah Walker, et al. vs. Fan nie Plumb, was referred to William Ker- nan. No. 9, Orlo Ball, adm’r, &c. vs. Fan nie Plum b , was also referred to W illiam Kernan, No. 7, Jam es Cole vs. Alfred Edwards, et al., was referred to Judge Prescott. No. 16, P e ter J . Casler vs. M argaret easier and others, was referred to Jam es H a rt, to take the proofs. No. 21, Nathaniel Tompkins vs. D. D.. E. P. Kimkle’s Bitter Wine of Iron H a s never been know n to fail i n th e cure of weatnea. attended with symptoms, indisposi- exevtion, loss of memory, difficulty of IB. general weakness, horror of ' weak, norvous trembling, dreadful i ' death, night sweats, cold feet, weakness, ui of yisiou, languor, uniyersal lassitude of the mus- eular system, enormous appetite, with dyspeptic stem, hot haads. Sashing of the hody, dryness the skin, pallid countonanoo and eruptions on the face, puri&inir the blood, pain in tbe back, heaviness of the eyelids, freauent black spots )ro the eyes with jthers. of Phil! ____ __ _____ advanced eh: D 1 ease, carefully p repa erro r o j,, p . ggo! !3, dimness „ , . previous symptoms all temporary si loss of sight; want of attention, etc. These 1 arise froi im a weakness, am y.KunkeVs Bitter Wine of Iron. Thousands are now enjo' eakaess, and to rem i t never fails. salth who have used it. Get the gen: tly in ?1 bottles. Take only E. F . Kunkel' Bitter Wine ot Iron. ' has been so thoroughly igion, and socM liie, not only of rkey, but of the priucipalities, a: !s adjacent; the relations of the i I to the ( Ask for Knnkel’a I truly valuable tonio h uuou luuivuguij , ed by all classes of the community that it is now ^ deemed indispensable as a Tonio medicine. I t ^ oscs but little, purides the blood and gives tone naoh, renovates to the stomach, r the system and pro longs life. only ask a trial o f this vaiuahlo tonic, bottle. E .F . KUNKEL, Solo P ro- gist Price SI per wm-biu. ja, n, jxunja.iaAi, p. prietor. No. 259 North Ninth St., below Vim Philadelphia, Pa. Ask for Kunkel’s B itter Win if Iron, and take no other. A photograph of the iroprietor on eacli wrapper; all others are coun- Beware of counterfeits. Do not let your drug- 1 you any but KnuXEL’s. which is put ui )y as above represented. You can get six hot tics for 85. All I ask is cme simple trial. Tape W orm Removed Alive, Hoad and all complete, in two hours. No fco till head p ^ses. ^e a t . Pii temov* A dvice Free. Fee u n til h e a d a n d a ll pa in one, and alive. Dr. Kunkel is the only cessful physician in this country for the remoi of Worms, end his W orm S yrup is pleasant a safe for children or grown persons. Send for circular or ask for a bottle of K unkel ’ s W orm S yrup . Price $1.00 abottle, Got it of your drug gist. I t never fails. julylm l Wliat Happened to Mi*. Heacli. Hundreds of persons will read with :ticle in relation to tho Beach, of Stone Kidgo, hir. Beach is one of the speoted citizens of St( ly known over this and adj oining<ining I good to be -eason to doubt it, however, parties interested—who are of unuuestioned ve- plcasure the interesting arti( case of Mr. J . S. Beach, of St( publish bolov ied citizens of Stone Ridge, and is extensivo- overver thisis andnd adjdj oi raoity—and tho dates are carefully given, while LOwn o th a a o counties. The story is almost too good to b true. There is no for tho names of ** Tlie Cross and tlxe Crescent/- W e have examined witli care tbe new work on tho Eastern Question, “ T he C ross and THE C rescent ,” o f which the publishers, Messrs. Hubbard Brothers, of Philadelphia, have kindl; sent us the advanced sheets. This work lated by the well-1 ICKETT, whose pi works on our late Civil War, tho Seven Weeks’ War, the Franco-German War, &e.. have had large sales, JSo work yet issued, or likely I issued on this question, which is now ab sorbing the attention of both Europe and Ameri ca, can compare with this in fullness, accuracy, and interest. We have here in condensed form, but written in a most attractive style, the history t only o f Russia and and the ooun- le great powers lurope to tho Contending Nations, the causes ch led to the war, the positions of the tribu- ■ states, the religions and social conditions be provinces where the insurrection began, the whole history, as i t has never been told sewhere, o f the horrible massacres a t outrages in Bulgaria, a year ago. in tho words of those who were eyo-witfiesses. We have also a full lunt of the earnest efforts of the Great Pow- to prevent war. and the circumstances of their failure; and then, in a masterly word pic ture, a bird’s-eye view of the whole situation, and of all parties concerned, as it was on the day of the declaration of war. Appended to this clear and deeply interesting narrative, we have biographical sketches of the leading actors in this great drama, not dry bioeraphioal diotiona- le men, anc motives of their action. The whole book' is a most valuable contribu tion to modern bistory. The price is very low, for it ha read it. The farmer needs it to learn haw those far-off lands, with their somi-savago inhabitants are able to compete successfully with him in tho ilture o f grain, of silk, of fruits, and of cotto: e merchant, to show him how he can buy c best advantage tbe products of those dista luntries, and what he can best sell them o f our productions; tho manufacturer, to learn how to adapt his goods to the wants of these strange ra ces; the sailor, to ascertain what are their best ports and harbors; and our children, to increase their knowledge of other lands, and the people that dwell in them; and all who read the news, to enable them to comprehend the situation and understand the important events that are effect ing momentous changes in nations, religions and civilization. Interesting jP’ersonal Intelli gence* T h e s u b ject o f tb is .sketch now resides in Irving, N. Y. She formerly lived in Fredonia, and in the West. Her case is worth the atten tion of physicians, as well as the people, as it is probably the worst one ever cured by medicine. Here is her own simple and truthful statement: Fredonia. N T „ June 7,1873. I certify that I had been sick about eight years with an affection my physicians called sci The ravages of the disease had been t erribli R ead T his T wice .—Five to thirty drops of T homas ’ E cleotbio O il will cure com mon Sore Throat; It never fails in Croup. It will cure a Cold or Cough in twenty-four to for ty-eight hours. One bottle has cured Bronchitis .of eight years standing; recent eases are cured in three to six days. I t has restored the voice where the person h ad not spoken above a whis per in five years. As an outward application in all cases of pain or lameness, nothing like it has ever been known. One bottle will cure any case of Lame Back or Crick in the Back. For diseases The ravages ofthe disease had been terrible. My ofLameBaokor Ci first application does you Ache and the pain of a Eu --------------------- adfal condition—a mere wreck of my former self—in November, 1869. I had been treated by_a number of doctors of great reputa tion, both in this country and in the W est, with out apparent benefit. I had become discouraged and my ease seemed hopeless as i t was dreadful At this time Dr. Fenner, of Fredonia, commenced treating me, and I began taking his Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. Almost imme diately I began to improve, My ulcers ceased to eat and pain mo, and began to h e a l; my nerves strengthened daily, and I soon began to gain in flesh. Within three months I became as jt were a new being. I cohtinue J to take his remedy for about a year, although to all appearances 1 was nearly well in six months after beginning it. ■Rtv-f- T that had, such heal-* good. I t stops [together the bestandcheapest mediei inutes. 'urn in three minutes, and cheapest medicine 1 to the people—the cheapest, beoauco little to do you good. I t is composed it takes so little to do you good. I t is compos of six of the best oils known, and nothing but t in gold. W hy not try lOCHERS, assistant post m aster, Arthabaskaville, P . Q„ w r ites:—“ Thir- agol W ry notices, but portraitui read the souls o fth e men s which enable you to and to understand the scars ren had been ’ '--foroiL N A ADAM! S. loodwill not be lieve after such evidence as this, it would prob ably be impossible to convince them of anything. For sale by dealers in medicine. Get a circular entitled “ People’s Kemedies.’’ describing all of Dr. Fenner’s popnlar remedies. _____ ravages had been. mg as I ever did before it. M R S. A N N A ADAM ’ any suffering froi lievo after such evid< mmatism in the 1 ly constantly suffered. After having tised ‘ Thom as’ Eclectric Oil ’ for nine days, bathing the fore- ive been completely cured, and'have lalf a bottle. This I can certify under oath i f you w ish.’’—R ev. J . M adloby , of W yom ing, N, y „ writes, “ Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil cured me o f Bronchitis in one week .” D ealers all over the country say. ‘‘We have never sold a m edicine that h as given such complete satisfa . tion as this.” Sold by all medicine dealers. Price 25 cents 50 cents, and §1,00. Prepared only by FOSTER. M ILBU R N & CO., Buffalo, N. T„ successors to S. N. THOMAS, Phelps. N . Y . . N ote .—jEcfeciric—Selected and Electrized. juneZOeowlm T remendous S uccess ! B rilliant E p - POET I—Without any exception tho Biggest Strike Yet! The Publishers of the ly assert that they have made an immense hit, issuing a truly beautiful melsdy, which is so by tho hundreds, and destined to go by tl id has only just bi thouaai irds and Music by James G. composer and vocalist. Superbl;y indreds of others stand roady statomojitin every particular, interesting, but to prove The article is not only interesting, bu t no doubt will prove of in calculable value to a great many people.— .Bon- dout FreCi STONE IN the bladder expellmd after using MEDICINE ABOUT TWO WEEKS One of the most remarkable cases that has ever been brought to the notice of the public, is that of Mr. J . S. Beach, of Stone Ridge, Ulster Coun- M r. Beach had suffered since Oct. IS, 1874, from tho presence of Calculus or Stone in the S © “ F o r th e best Five Cent Cigars common tobacco, when they can buy Marburi Narrow Gauge. Hard Pan, &e„ go to W ithers- Bros, ‘‘ Seal of North Carolina.\ at the som( tine’s. m ehl4tf price?” ' janSlyl mde, wMlo the deman( Words a poet, compose; ed with a fine Lithographic cut ef “ The Isles of ” Price, 40 ( by Jam es G, Clark, tl list. Superbl illuatra ;te f ‘‘ J the By and By.” Price, 40 cents. Every Musi Dealer in the States and Canadas has it. Ad dress all Mail orders direct. The Trade Supplied, J ohn F, P er r y & Co., Music Publishing House, Boston, Mass. fam ily s&onia oe witUont a bottle of Pro-wse'e Syrup pf Tar, \Wild Cherry, Honey. HoreJmmd, (&c„ in their house, asitmay save hundreds of dollars and your lives by the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Coids, Whooping Cough, Croup, Sore Throat, P ain in the side and 3ast, and all diseases of tho Throat and ngs. Try ono bottle and be convinced of its merits. Wild Cherry. Honey, Horehound, soothes and scatters all irritations and inflamma tions, and tho T.ar cleanses and heals the Throat and air passages leading to the Lungs. Trial bottles, luc.; large sizes, 50 and 75c. We also keep Browse’s Diarrhoea Cordial, which is war ranted to cure every case. Sold by Myers & B el linger, Little Falls; Yost & Co., Little F all; W. H. Prowse, Herkimer: Steele Bros., Mohawk H. J . Fagan, I lio n ; C. E . M. Vinton. Frank! and sold in every town in the county, apl29l Q u e ry; \Why -will men smoke common tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Colgate’s Harness Soap, tiie best manufactured, for sale a t Witherstine’s Confec tionery Store, M ain Street, Herkimer. Price 25 cents per Cake. right Kidney, a nd he endured pi ith more than tongue can tell, which render- usual 00 - ally unable to attend to his ipation. No less than seven physicians were □ployed at different times, to whom Mr. Beach paid hundreds o f dollars for medical treatment, with only temporary relief from his agony. By the urgent solicitations of his friends ! was induced to try Dr, Kennedy’s Favorite Rei edy. Accordingly, on the 28th day of Augc last h - procureda bottle of Mr. Kimble, of Stone [ 0 , inn thishis county,ounty, andnd strangetrange ass it t may lat he experi- igo, i t c a s a i m m, it is none tho less true, th a t he exper :ed a marked improvement from tho first d ho began to grow bettor temhei passe: > the modloine. He continued to w r y day, when on th t 15th of Sop er, ho voided a stone as largo as could bo d through the n a tural channel, which iv very rough and of irregular shape. His joy w unbounded, for be well knew that this had be the cause of all his trouble. Ho showed the lysicians who had at-' ing thoFavorite Rem- ixpressrd in unmeasured the PROMPTNESS and stone to several of the jndedhim previous to teruis thei and ALL of them eir surprise a Davis, was referred t f Jam es H a rt to take the proofs. No. 20, Brasfcus Read vs. Daniel V. Vincent, e t al., was ordered referred. Court adjourned Friday, to Justice Hardin’s chambers, to try No. 22, John Carden vs. Lena Bysaman, et al. uro at seeing k his difficulty. Mr. Beach used only THREE OR FOUR BOT TLES of the Favorite Remedy, and vered that ho has resumed hi “ Professor Gardner W ho lectured here recently on temper ance did n o t give good satisfaction. Some of h is hearers thought him better ad: ed for a circus than the lecture mden: a has so far recovered th at ho has resumed his occupation, and, really, there is not a man in Stone Ridge who works harder every day than ho d o es. This case is well known to tho people of Stone Ridge, so that i f witnesses were necessary ta prove the correctness of the above statement, hundreds could be found. Mr. Beach concludes a long letter to Dr. Kennedy by saying: “You indeed have made a great discovery—one that has and wi 11 continue to prove a real blessing— anc this the foundation, ^leo. 0 . Morey, with a p a tjv of and finally arri?q at tliQ same blessed friends, are in the north ■woods fishing, fiw t in s a n d f iy F a i r l i e l d . — F airfield does n o t ceMrate this year. — Haying commences this week in this section vigorously. — W h e re are you going to spend “ Fourth” this evening? — T he Seminary campus and buildings present a deserted appearance. — P rof. Farsell is working busily this vacation for the interests of the school. — Rev. G. T. Moss, of Dion, preached iu the M. E. Church Sunday evening last. — P rof. A lbert W atkins, of Adams, is expected to spend the g reater part of his vacation here. -^T h e high wind and rain of Saturday night knocked grass and g rain down, do ing serious damage. — Rev. Stewart has been absent a number o f days, his place being occupied by Mr. C. P . Lyford. — Mr. Jairus Mather has been suffer ing several weeks with a felon which will probably saerifiee h is finger. — Services h ave been held in the Epis copal Church at 2; 30 for two weeks. Rev. Eastm an, of Vermont, officiated in stead of Rev. Goddard, who h as been vis iting relatives in New England. — O u r new stage driver p u t in an ap pearance Monday morning. H e has fine lookidg rig and will, no doubt, make it profitable and pleasant for all who p a t ronize him . As our community wish him success they will miss Charley in connection with the stage. STorway. — O u r F airfield hoys are again with us. — Considerable repairing is being done about our village and vicinity. __ Dr. Hall is teaching young Ackland Salisbury bow to puU testb. — The village school is prospering un der the direction of Mrs. Darling. — Auction a t Norway Union Store on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eien- ings of each. This is the place to buy cheap. — I t is rumored th a t Frederick Sm ith has purchased the house and lot owned by B. B, Moon. I f true, M r. S. will probably to remove to Norway. — Fred, is still busy closing out the Norway Union. Living near the post office, as b e does, bis presence makes i t somewhat disagreeable lor young lovers of th e same ’name. H e m really needed here, but, upon the whole, i t is b est for you Herkimer people to get him home as soon as possible. Clear thought and yigoroiis action depeuU won tbat porfoofc condition of system reauUinii: ffoBi pu#e Wood. When symptoms proTOoatiYO of duUnesa and inactivity present themsolves, then uso at oneo Dr. Bull’s Blood Mhctar« ace^to the Herkimer county correspoi U tica Herald, d a ted H e r k im e r 23d, 1877. The fellow th a t wrote the above m u st have been drunk, and we reproduce letter from Bev. S. O. Barnes to show the public th a t Prof. Gardner, the soap man’s effort was appreciated here. and wi 11 continue to prove a lou to suffering hum anity; and it will alwaj 3ud tho I 3rd mo You are a t liberty to; as you may tHink bos You jasure to reoommenc I, very truly, if this letter J . S. BEACH, .Y .” .Prof. Gardner, long and widely known “ The Soap Man,” gave a temper- ice lecture in the ^Methodist Church of stone RidgOi Ulster Co., N. Y.” Favorite Kemedyis sold by all Druggists at Ono Dollar per bottle. july4w4 is village, on i77. The lecti n ig h t o f J u n e : he lecture was a forceable and eloquent portrayal of the evils of intem- lerance, and was calculated to do much ;ood.” . .. S . 0 . B a r n e s , Pastor M. B. Church. The Cooperstown Freeman's Journal says: Very little is doing in country or city. I f hops are offered for sale here, the dealers do not care to take even the best at anything over ten cents. For common sorts there is no market. There is more complaint from some sections in regard to the condition of the vine, and many growers are predicting a short crop. It is too early to form an accurate opinion, though we think nothing is risked in say ing th a t early indications are less favor able than in some former years. I f the news from Germany does not improve, we shall look for a possible demand at low figures for our best old hops from th a t quarter. The hops sent to m arket from the Pacific slope last year amounted to about 3,000,000 lbs. The yield will be fully equal to t h a t this year. L i t t l e F a l l s I > a i r y M a r k e t . L it t l e F a l l s , Ju ly 2,1877. The m arket was again very dull and much depressed, and .all grades fully K cent off from last week. About 4C3 boxes dairy sold at v k to 8Kc for fair to good; 8>^ to9ofor best. 7.000 boxes faotory sold at to 9o for fair to good*, 9 to 9)^0 far best, with two lots on private terms, wliicli may mean 9Mo, tmt I don’t know, and was not able to find out. A few Balesinon back and made liebt sales. Some sent on. mission, but that way of disposing of ehceso is n o t in very bigk &vor witb. salesmen a t IdtUo Falls. Below I give summary of transactions: 2 loU ................. 136 boxes .....................8?^ 71 •• ............... 5801 “ ....................9 5 “ ................ . 471 •• ............. . Sclienclt’s Sea Weea Tonic. I n th e atm o s p h e re experienced h e r e iring the summer months, the lethargy pro- iced by the heat takes away tho desire fo: iolesome food, and freouenB perspiratioi ice bodily energy, particularly thos( om the effects of debilitating diseasi natural healthful activity of tl system we must resort to artificial means. F( lions le N e w I T o r k S t o r e , HsUKIMBIgf' If* T«f H . G^. M I T J N T & E I t , Great Closing out Sale of DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &e. Desirous of reflueiui our Large Stock at once, I Iiave made extraordinary R e d u c tions on the following Goods, and parties will find this a most favorable opportunity to secure bargains. 3E*3eLX3Ef«-'GC?‘S . 300 yards Good Prints at A.% cents. Dress Goods! Twilled Cashmere at 15 cents, reduced from 20 cents. 7 I 3 S tB ^ M 0 - 1> ^ r A *=’ r ^ U “ fii I” g 1 « Sj w 1 .’?! i B S IS IS 1 S p I s W b ; »■“ a P 7 Lace Curtains! At 20 cts., reduced from 31 o ts. A t 30 ct3., reduced from 45 cts. A t 35 cts., reduced from 50 cts. A t 50 cts., reduced from 70 cts. A t 60 cts., reduced from 85 cts. A t 75 cts., reduced from $1.00. A t 85 cts. reduced from $1.10 Plaid and Striped Dress Goods, A-t 15 cts., reduced from 25 cts. BMailMteMGreMw, Reduced from 25 cents to 12j^ cents. 5 PIECES DEESS LINEN, Reduced from 35 cents to 25 cents. S h a w l s ! S h a w l s ! A t §1.10, reduced from §2.00. A t §1.75, reduced from §3.00. A t §2.00, reduced from $3.50. A t $2.50, reduced from §4.50, A t §3.00, reduced from $5.00. A t §3.50, reduced from $5.50. At $4.00, reduced from §6.50. A l l W o o l D e Bege, Reduced from 45 cents to 25 cents. A ll Wool B a stet Cloth, A t 60 cents, reduced from 75 cents. A ll Wool Grey Cashmere, 40 inch wide, at 80 cents, reduced from $1.00. DP uA--R. © O L S , Reduced fully 25 per cent. Great Redactions in every description of Dress Groods. Be sure and exam ine before buying. OA.II.rETS! OA.ItI*E3TS! Great Eeduotion in the Price of all Grades of Carpets. 3HE* ca-* lenok’s Sea Weed Tonio is very doses will create.an apnetite d give fresh vigor to the enervated, bi 1 . i t is invaluable. Many eminent ph: jio. M any ei ed whether dyspepsia by tho drugs w h ich ar be Ithfui ai 'Stem we must resort to artificial purpose Bchi stual. A few ' give fros dyspepsia, it sicians have doubted permanently eurod by th o drugs w h ic h aro g en- .erally employed for ftat purpose. The Sea Weod Tonic in its nature is totally different from such drugs. I t contains no corrosive minerals or acids; in fact it assists tho regular operations o f nature. and supplies her deficiencies. The tonic in its nature so m uch r esembles ihe gastric juice that itis almost identical with that fluid. The gastric juice is the natural solvent which, in a healthy gested; and ^7hen this jui< sufficientit quantities,uantities, indige:digestion, q in toms, follows. Thof latter is deficient. 3 old by a ll Druggists. 0 is not oxen I Sea Weed Tonic ity of tho gastric juice when the (julyT tr essing symp toms, foil performs tho duty of the gasti latter is deficient. Sohenck’s Sea AVeed H M RK IM K R, N. Y. In order to reduce our large stocK of BOOTS AND SHOES, We have made Oreat Reductions in Prices: It Has Stood tlie Test. I f you doubt the wonderful success o f S hieoh 'S C onsumption C u b e , give it a trial; then If you are not perfectly satisfied, return the bottle and wo w ill refund tho price paid. I t has established tho fact that Consumption can be cured, w h ile for Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, ■Whooping Cough, and a ll Lung or Throat Trou bles. thpre is nothing like it for a aniok and pos itive cure, and it seldom fails. 10 cents. 50 cents, and $1.00 per bottle. I f your Lunga aro sore, or Chest o r Back lam e, u se S h iloh ’ s F obo US F l a s - 'EEE. Prioo25cents. SoldbyO.W.PALMEB,J e .. Herkimer, a nd elsewhere h y a ll dealers. L a d ies’' S erge L a c e d S h o e s .......................... Ladies’ P e b b le G o a t B u tto n S h o e s ------- L a d ies’ A m e rican K i d B u tto n S h o e s .. Ladies’ “ “ “ “ • • L a d ies’ F o x e d L a c e d Shoes ................... .. • L a d ies’ P e b b led L e a th e r Sewed Shoes. L a d ies’ P e b b led G o a t Sewed Shoes ----- L a d ies’ F in e K i d S lip p e rs ........................ L a d ies’ F in e W a l k in g Shoes - ................. 7.091 ftgp. No Opium! No Morphia or oth er dangerous drug is contained in Dr. Bull’s Ba by Syrup, for tho relief of Colic. Teething, ot Prioo 25 cents. _ _ ______ B H i l d e r s tlio s e B u ilU m g r . Mantels, fire proof roofing and finest house paints, all ready for use, can be bought 25 per cent, less of George E, Glroes, 8 Cedar street, N, T ,, than o f an y o th e r m a n u faeturer. H is goods are strictly reliahk And for sale in all cities. Send at once for his illustrated circular, i t -friU pay yoft to do so. liivor Coi lO most successful implaintiTohavi ILOH’S s y s t e m YITALIZBR is no isful cure for D yspepsia and ive ever known, Otherwise laranteoit. In cases of Consump- »s8of Appetito and regu- itcm while SHILOH’S CURE allays and heals the lungs. Price 76 XMER, J r .. Herkimer. ist.it will resti late tho system while SHILOH’S CUBl the inflammation and heals the lungs. Price cents. Sold hy 0. W. PALI and clSQwhoro by a ll doalora HACKMETACK. arioh and fragrant perfume. gold hy 0. Ty. PAtKnE. Jn., Herkimer, and-else where h y a ll d ealers. aug2’76ylalt(2) . Sanford’s Liquid Heave and Dis temper Remedy is a positive care for Cough and Distemper prevailing among Horses. Its use a a preventive will save your Horses from tbi Heaves, See advertisement. Price po: hottte. For sale a t W ijherstine’s Confectioner; fitoro, Herkimer, N. Y, m«hl4tf is r S, S.jFurity,\OperaU0i}cha Onei- ■ ' ' of Cigars feotionory jnohi4tfi Monarch, and a ll tho best branc can bo found at Witheyatine's C( •y Store, Main street, Herkimori $0.85 1.40 1.75 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.40 , .75 , 1.50 M isses’ Serge L a c e d Shoes. • M isses’ “ “ “ .. M isses’ S erge Button S h o e s .. Misses’ “ “ , \ . M en’s B u c k le B r o g a n s .. §0.75 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.00 M en’s B u ff Congress G a iters ......................................... 1 .35 Boys’ “ ‘5 1.15 Infants’ P earl Button Shoes .................................................... 75 In f a n ts’ P e a r l B u tto n Shoes, w ith H e e ls .......................... 90 We have on Iian^ a large stock of Ladies’ Fine Kid» Pebble Goat and 6 k g e Button Shoes, Walking Shoes and Slippers. C e n ts ’ Fine Calf Shoes, Hand and M achine M ade, cheap. B e a r in m ind that w e also keep a first-class stock of and. Caps. SNj[.A Main Street, Herkimer. U s t t s
