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itoes, lst 4. lio
Largestp—uhep i.
Last stple.sh: lat
• Six roots of celery,
mina frteh, butter _ilk
iven- by itsafte Rattan.
;ter t belong VI Mr.
Ws. limn Cooper,
Keg salt butter, not
lst Sohn Shipley,
rain. One cheese, nee
J s, factory made, John
iburn factory. One
han 15 pounds,
olichael. Quart maple
Purvis, Ten pounds.
Loef home-made
s Lancleeborough, 2d
g lst Wj.
et work; 1st R. ellen,
Embfoidery m ea -
Tho. MeMiehaeis 2e1
431broiclery in silk, 1st
,2‘d Mrs.'Nelles, Beac1
comson. lenittin
d, Thsmemioha
it Jeeksou. Pateh.
ke Flee dpriation by W.
croon, ist Ap-
. Menzies. Gents'
, '1st Mrs.. Wm.
vs.! Irak flowers,
eriiu weft work, raised,
)oherty.' Braiding on
son, 2d Mra. Wm. Do.
socks, 1st D. A. Pur-
stockinO, lst. J. P.
woolen *nits, lst Mrs.
Miss Shipley. Berlin,
1st alis Rattenbu
—• Steave htrniture,
Ear-
friut, Mrs. R. Allan' •
Steplieneou ; sofa cush-
r Cooper 4 wool flowers,
ancy bid cage, Miss
and Sheep.—Chaliee
• Bernard Snowden,
kerwu, Fullerton.
omas Dark, Colborne,
ceter ; J.10. McPherson,
t r. Williams,
721ark, S ;tlfa Rill.
McQearrie, Myth s
iton ; Mr. Shaw, Sea-
mson
Seaforth
h. Seikeid, Stratford,.
seter ; Richard Young,
roh V111032.•
ne of church union
rotor% come before the
teria,ge congregations for
:on and approval, before
be amiss to lay before
remit on ;union as finally
h courts of the different
telebefore union is finally
e to be approved of byte
otions in connection with
rchess This union once.
ige will be given to the
ly in the Dominion that
ierwise thau an inealcul
Lei the welfare and sue -
e church:,
eeeseters4,
;rims Church of Canada
ith the 6.1hurch- of Scot -
la Presbyterian Church,
lie Maritime Provinces in
the Chuech of Scotland,.
n Church of the Lower
ang the isame doctrine,
discipline, believing that
the glory of God and the
,the cause of Christ that
rite and thee form one
limas in the Dominion.
all other churches in it;
nd under authority to
ae Head of His Church
all things to the Church,
the following basis, to.
oy the Moderators of the
.iche,a, in -their name and
eesss.
:urea of the Oki and New .
Ing the 'Vord of God, are
ile rule of faith and man
iwieder Confession of.
it the subordinate stand -
blur& s the Larger and
ems shall be adopted by
id appoieteel to be used
IOn of the people—it be'
iinderstood that nothing
e aforesaid Confession or
garcling the power end
U-1.1 Magistrate, shall be
sie any principles or views
h hill liberty of couseienee
rnment and worship- of
tali be in accordance with
principles: and practices of
1,1hurch.ea, as laid. clown
e " Form of Presbyterian
in:lent," and ii The Di-
'1>ablie Worship of God."'
Chureb.es further agree
g reselutiens
Se 're oessee cue:Rea-ES.
kvch eltei4ishes Christi=
reds the \-,hole Church of
es to held fraternal inter -
:u its several branches', as
Fees:
cch shall, under such terms
s as may from time to. time
'eceivc ministers and pro -
the Churches, and es.-
liarches holding the same
nment and discipline with
ODES OF Weasnir.
1 to modes of worship, the
fitly followed by congrega-
Alowed, and further action
atere*ith shall be left to
of the United. Church.
Kt; WIDO-aas AND ORPHANS
MIN ISP!
ie taken at the first meeting
'Al Assembly Of the United
re equitable establishment
iatien of an efficient lime'
of the wit -Lowe and orphans
'..ressesre INSTITUTIONS.
id Churches shall enter into
theological and literary
hick they now have ; :.ill
-
ell be made to Parliament
atiou as hall bring Queen's
al College, Knox Colleges
iert ()allege, Montreal. Mor-
el the Theological Hall at -
relations to the :United •
tr to those which they no"
reepectine Churches, esna
lieir corporate existence,
ad functioue, on terms
ta those ender which they
st the United, Church share
id to elect trustees for au
re.
s
partment in ay of tlie colldges
ve named. -
— LEGISLATION WITH RE4AR1) TO
%Gm's Or PROP -MIT.
Such legislation shall be sought aS
s of
ions
arose
tion
ame
the
find,
olly
shall Preserve undisturbed all righ
property now belonging to congrega
and corporate bodies, and, at the
time,. not interfere with freedom of a
en the part of congregations in- the
locality desirous of uniting, or o
part of corporate bodies Which ma
*tribe expedient to discontinue, w
or partially, their separate existenc
v.r.—notwx AND FOREIGN MISSION
OPERATIONS.
The United Church shall heartily
up and prosecute the Home and Fo
•
RY
take'
ign
•
_
EHURON
.
•
•
Compel. Egraon o vine, on
. the rwife Of Mr. Robert Colem
daughter.,
Donatesme--;—in McKillop, on S
the wife , of Mr. Samuel Dori
a soh. •
GRIMOLDBY.—Tn MeKilloP, on
the wife of Mr. Chiiitoptier
by, of twin da,ughterfi.
Seaforth; on Sept. '16;
wife of Mr. Joseph ;Peek, of a
McKillop; on Se
wife of Mr. Archd. MONab,-o
Hisrear.—In Grey, On Sept. 9,
of Mr. Andre* Hiskire.of
Cuewtonte—In McKillop, on
the wife. .of Mr. David Crawf
sionary and Benevolent oetati nsof Boni.
the several Churches, according to their MeeetiaiyaelIn McKillop on
respective claims ; and With rega d to the iwife Of Mr. Robert Menarey, o a
the practical work of the Chile° and daughtette
and the promotion of its schemes, hilst LOWE.11 New Westmiester, Bri sh
pervision and contra of all the work of HaMiltts Lowe, Esq.. of her Maje 's
t e
3011.
: 8;
a .
he w e
lighte
ept. 2,
rd,o a
ug.
the General Assembly shall. have t e su- Coliimb a, on july 2'2, he wifeof in:
the Church, yet the 'United Church, shall Cuetom I (formerly o'f Clinton,) • a
have due regard. to such arangements, sonO
through synods and local -coninsittees, as
shall 'tend most effectual].y o unite in
Christiau love and synpa.th the differ-
eut sections of the Church, d at the
e- same time to draw forth t e -resources
and. energies of the people i behalf of
the work of Christ in theDo on, and
throughout the world.
vie..—cusetee.MIEIST GilANTS T
TIONAL COLL-ROES.
In the United Ch.arch the fullest for
hearanee shall be allowed ae to any dif-
famed of opinion which my exist • re-
specting the question of State grants to
educational establishments of a denomi-
national character.
RESOLUTION REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF •
THE TEMPORAL1Tth FUND.
The Temporalities Fund shall remain,
as at present, iii the: hands if a Board,
the membership of which shall. be con-
tinued after the COP1311111Ma ton of the
Union, by the remanent me era having
pewee to fill vacancies caused by death,
resignation, or otherwise ; and the ad-
--ministration of the Fund -shall continue
on the 'same principles aaid for the same
purposes as at. present, untilthe vested
rights of all ministers and probationers
shall have lapsed ; and these rights shall
be held to be the following: (14 The
annual receipt by ministers new receiv-
ing 4450,4400 or 4200, of the semeismount
during their lifetime and good standing
in the' Church. (2.) The annual receipt
of $2,000 in perpetuity by tike Treesurer
= of Queen's College; , and (3.) the annual
receipt of $200 by all the rninisteis: who
shall be oa the Synod 1011 at the time
of Union, and by all recog ized probe -
toners and licentiates env. ed in active
service, during their iifctiiie and good.
standing in the Church AlAll salaries of
$200 to be increased to$4OC each, when.
the recipients of them shall have retired,
with the consent of the Ohurch, front the
active duties of therninietry The Tem-
poralities' Board. shall, if -necessary, draw
upon the capital of the Fund, in .order
to meet the aforesaid requirements. As
soon as the Fund, or any part of it, Shall
no longer be required for these purposes,
it shall, with the exception of the afore-
said annual payment to Queen's College
of $2,000, er the same capitalized, be
appropriatesn to a Hone Mission Fund
for aiding weak chargee MI the United
Church. 1
NAME OF THE UNITED CHURCH.
It was further 'agreed by the Synod to
suggest that the- United Chetrch be styled
b Presbyterian Church in Canada,"
and the Clerk was instructed to intimate
this te the Churches in the Lower Prov-
inces, and to respectfully ask tieir con-
currence.
Canadian Salt.
The Buffalo CozFier says that notwith-
standing the heavy duty, find the com-
petition of the Onondaga, Salt Coin-
pany, considerable quantities of Canadian
salt are imported and sold at Buffalo
and various points on the frontier from
Ogdensburg to Chicago?, ineludiug both
of these cities. It says : -Six or seven
years ago several strata strongly impreg-
nated with salt, and below that a vast
deposit of the purest reek mineral itself,
were discovered in Canada on the shores
of Lake Huron. The - same formation
has since been found to extend through
Seeforth, Clinton and Kincardine --a dire
tante of 75 miles in an air line—and at
all these places, as well as at Goderich,
the manufacture of the best quality of
salt is now in successful operation. The
discovery itself was accidental, and is in-
teresting. It was supposed oil might be
obtained near Goderich, and a sanguine
operator bored some 700 feet into the
earth with, the `'hope of finding it. He
exhausted his capital, but :at this crisis
the Corporation of Goderich and a land
company, having special interests.in this
subject, came to his 'relief, and -advanced
ample -substantial aid en condition of his
extending his researehee to the depth of
1,000 feet. This being Fdone,She reached
what is probably the becl of an ancient
sea, the waters of which were evaporated
by intense heat, leaving an, absolutely
inexhaustible supply. of salt for the fu-
ture use of mare Thsi brine obtained
from this source is, when not pumped
too rapidly, but left to attain its natural
strength, thoroughly saturated with this
indispensable article: The breadth of
the deposit is not yet ascertained, but its
extent is already known to be so vast
that land underlaid by it commands no
additional price on that account, and
monopoly is practically impossible. The
result is exceedingly beneficial to the
Canadians."
t C
- ARRIAGES;
lizoKSL—Iii.Nox.---At the resic
Thos lnl11Ds, Esq. Oilllia,
8, Mr.
Rouse,'
yourige
Seafort
Meets
dame.
17, by
Marsh
da.ugh
of Seaf
Sept. 8,
8,
James
Campb
FOSTER—
pen, on Sept. 15; by Revs H..
Mr. Jo Foster, of Kudos
Elizahe h Zeller, of the tow
DEATHS.
DIGMAN. ' Ray, on Sept. 6,
liam Di an, aged. 69 years.
encs of
onSj.t.
J. Hicks, of . "-The Hiks'
Mitchell, to Miss Em
t daughter. of T.
ii.—SPARLING.—At t :Ri-
f the bride's fether, en, "• -et
ev. J..W. Cutler, 4i, Jo ph
1,- to Elizabeth; yowl s est
r of James Sperling, 'Esq., all
Ale •
. . .
esiarsnee.—In Bru sels, on
i
by Rev. John-Fer son,c:i r.
McKay, to Miss illia na
,
both of Hullett. k
ELLER.—At the Ma, se, 1p -
erne n,
• '
a
q.
, to iss
nship of
MeLesatO In Usborne, on Sept.
Isabe :McLaren, relict of the
Robert tewart, aged 86 years.
HiThreen. ' —In Clinton, on Sept. 11,
SusanGeorgina, daughter of . Vie Jas.
linnter ;aged 1 year and 3 months.
Moenow.-P-In, Hullett, on ept. 13,
Samuel !Morrow, aged 42 ye rs.ae 5
- months.: •
Aecoms.-11n- Grey, on Sept.
Alock,laged 15 years.
1
MARI(Wil Si •
SEAPORTS, ept. 1'7, 1
There s. now a censiderabl
qua
ominiforward. Pri es ,g
i a slightly upward • od
heat this year is o inf
but spring is clear, p ump
as a consequence, "ts as
s fall. Oats are of goo qua
h. lighter than last y ar,
d. as
ices
of grain
ally halt
The ,fall
quality,
•good, an
in price
but weij
and bad' y. are equally as go
year. flutter is still very s
rge
tel
4.
'ty
er-
ity,
ea
las
an
continue to increase in pice. Fri it
notInear y so.abundant as last ear. W
quoe:
FaIll eat (ne
Spg 'Wheat, per bushel
Oats (new) Per bushel...
Peal (dew) per bushel.............. 0
'Barley (new) per bushel 0
Butter, No 1, Loose.
Butter in obi;
Eggs. . .
• Flour
Hay, new11
Hideo. . 6
Veal calf, er pound. .. . ...... 0 98 to
Lamb SI s. . 0 50 to
Sheep skin . 0 0 to
Salt (rata* ) per barrel
Salt (whol sale) per barrel
Potatoes, p r bushel, new0 85 to
OatmealVt 0 0 to
Wood ,..a. . 2 0 to
Beef '8 0 te
Tan bark
1 5 to
1 • 5 to
to
.0 to
75 to
to
0 28 to
• r e
0
, GRASSHOPPERS IN A MAIL -BAG. —.A
number of live grasshoppers were found in.
a Ka.usa.s Mail -bag whieh was opened in -
the Post -Office ort Satutday last . Upon
eraininatioe, it was discovered that they
had come out of a box Which was found
• crushed in the bottom of the bag. They
had evidently been sent to some entomol-
ogist in the city as specimens. As the
Post Office clerks could not catch the in-
sects, the broken box was sent to the
person to whom it was a,c1dressed; with
an indorsement to the effect that it had
been received empty.- —New York Times.
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' AUCTION SALES.
Saturday, Oct, 3,- on Lot 16, Con. 2,
Rey, Farm Stock and, finplements.
Nichol Shirray, Administrator, Archd.
Bishop, auctioneer.
Wednesday, Sept. 30, on Lot 35, Con.
4, McKillop, Farm Stock anci Imple-
rants. John Gatzro,eyer, proprietor ; .J.
P. Brine, auctioneer. •
Tuesday, Sept. 29, on Lot 12, Con.
13, McKillop, Farm $tock and. Imple-
ments. Wm. Ulinclinin, proprie• tor ;
John Bullard. auctioneer.
sosassissessmesaseeeesesw
INGERSOLL CHEESE MARKET.
At the Ingersoll cheese market on
Tuesday, 4,000 boxes sold at 12,10 and
13e for August, and 13,1e foe September.
O to
O to
0 to
Tall Whoa
Spring Wh
Oate,-per b
• •
CLINTON, Sept, 17, 11
per bushel 100 @ I
at, per 1 -00 @
he1...................080(
Barley, pex ushel . 0 70
Peas, per bushel 060
Butter
..........,. ...022 S.
Potatoes. ..0 50 a
Eggs . r• '0 12
Hay, per'ton, 10 00 @
A0NDON, Sept.- 17,
White wheat, Deihl, per WO, -P
$1 65 to $1 70 ; White Treadwell,
to $1 70; red winter, $1 50. to $
spring wheat, $1 60 to '41 70;
10 to $1 11,; peas, 41 to 41115
ley, $1 56 to $1 68 ; eggE, store lo
dozen' llc to 12c cgs, farmers',
15c ; 'butter, crock, 25c to 26e'fb
rolls 28e to 30c ; butter, liikin
to 25c. -
•
TORONTO, Sept., 17
There were in to -day ebo
bushels o wheat, at $1 -05 to
white, 41e 03 to $1 Os for Tread'
$1 O3to$i 07 for spring ;6,
of:barley at 88c to 90c ; and a 1
oats at 4e. Hay brought $12
Butter was scarce and wanted,
reals selling at 32c to 35c. Eggs '
16c to 17c for fresh.
06
06
85
78
73
25
26
12
00
00
00
00
70
65
25
05
40
00
75
50
00
7
65
010
8
5
0 ;
ts,
er
to to
ELEPHANT LEAD—The Real Thing and No Gounterfeit,
At JOHNSON BROTEIERS'
2
0
0
0
0
0
tap
T.
went
"era
have
able
Pub
the
foun
eall
0
0
2
P:1
'is t
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• iviANOHEsTE.
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74..
HOUSER.
1874_
KING into Consideration that the end of Septem er is drawing near, and' with it on warm
•
er, and knowing by experience that our Canadian cIhuate renders necessary the wearing of very
Cloth* during tho Winter Months, We -have visiited the Wholesale Markets of Canada, and
purchased everything necessary to keep the inhabitlants of this part of our DeradetOn ,00nafort
.1
uric the long Winter that is before thorn, and are fully Flattened that it only recpilreellie
; -
c te inspeot our Goode! to ensure a speedy sale'of liem. We have paid particular attention to
eleetion of Geode, and have Extra Good Value -to iUiow in all kinds of Staple and Fancy
Goods. Our Boot and Shoc Deprtrtate t is well supplied, and Good Valueto be
in the Differept Kinds. In Groceries o Stook has never been betters; and we would
ttention to oor SO Coat Ton, which is somet • ng extra. A*Call solicited.
1
LOAN- ec JAMIESON.
DR. DUKE
nate of
the College o
Residence, Se
on Mondays,
afternoon.
I I
NA, Physioian, Surgeon, ite G
oronto 'University, and M • ber
Physicians and Someone,' I intik
aforth. Will attend at Cerro ' b
Wednesdays and Saturdays in
3
-n D.Dci
9hance
floe, over
Kidd'a Store;-
, Barrister, Attorney, Sell 'tot
, &c., Goderich and Solo' .
rdaaa's Drug Store, Goderia ,
eaforth. 8
Ointo
Lot 21,U
of August, a.
requested to
her away.
854
STRAY COW.
the premises of the nndersiged,
ri 6 on or aboutlithe 8th
• •
UFTRTS,
T THE
NEW BOTTE TUB FACTORY,
JL
At Reasonable Pric
854-8 A.
AVAILE,
s and CHEAP for CASH.
. WHITE, Mairifacturer.
HOUSE AND LO
VOR SALE in the
of Efay, a comf
co ntainieg 1 acre' •
be wring orchard off
for a wagon maker.
851*8 • J.
IN BERNE FOR SALE.
filage of BERNE, township
rtable frame house and a lot
good well and stable, also a.
it trees in excellent stand
Apply to
B. GEIGER, Z *ch P. 0.
FARM FOR. 8
•V, OR SALE, weld h
Tuckersmith, co
a frame heusla and
• of the village of Seal
For further partieul
Egmondville P. 0.
845*4
IN TIM SMITH.
if of Lot 4, Con. 6, H. R. S.,
taining 60 acres, 48 cleared;
ood orchard; within. 5 milesth,
rth, on a good 'gravel road.
rs apply to the undersigned,
ANDREW ARCHIBALD,
Lot 5, Con. 5.
STORE AND D INGS FOR SALE.
'VOR SALE; or to ent, two; Houses in Hill's
-1-• Green. One Hose and. Store combined, with
half acre or land. 0 • e House with quarter acre.
The whole must be • isposed of, as the proprietor
is leaving the coma . Liberal term —part cash
and the !remainder n installments. Immediate
possession banhe gi en. For further • fortaation
apply to JAMES Mo -OD on the pr ises, or to
HUGH LOVE, Sr., ill's Green. 854
HOTEL roll,.
rpm', Subscriber w
-11- the premises,
1874, that well-kn
Egraondville, recent
and now occupied b
first-class, and a g
Sale to commence at
-TERMS:—Ten•pe
to be paid on the c
of February, J875, a
stallments t6' Suit p
est. • Immediate pos
'MRS.
3. P. BRINE, Ane
•
SALE BY AUCTION.
sell by Public Auction, on
n Saturday, Nov. 14,
wn Hotel in the vithige of
000upied by/dra. Robertson,
M. Chambers. Tho stand is
od basinessecan be done.
A o'clock P. 171.
cent. of the purchase money
ay of sale; $400 on. the 1st
d the balance in yearly in -
Unser, at 6 per cent. inter -
(mien given.
OBERTSON, Priaprietress.
ioueer. --854-t.-d.
, I 'NOTICE
TS hereby given tli A the Toronto, Grey and
' Bruce Railway Co i parry will applyto the Legis-
lature of the Provin e of Ontario, at its next ses-
sion, for an act to • pond the acts incorporating
the Company, for • e purpose of enabling the
Company to consoli ate its debt, make provision
for redeeming its bo • ds and to authorize the said
Cempany to issue b.' ds therefor, and fcr the pur-
pose of bringing the • rtion of the said Company's
Railway, Irani Wes on to Orangeville, within the
provisions of the Ac s 34 Vie., c. 2, entitled "An
Act in aid of Railwa s," and 85 Vie., c. 24, entitled
"An Act to make further Provision in aid of
Itailwa,ys," or either of them, or for declaring the
same to be within t e provisions of tho said acts,
13 or either of them, : • dfor other purpo es. 854-6
Th
NOTICE.
NTOTICE 'is here y given that the partnership
for some time p et oarried on by Messrs. Sohn
McGregor and Will am Tufts, under the firm. of
William Tufts & Co as Grocers and eneralDeal-
f
ers at Brussels, 0 • t., was this day let:solved by
mutual consent, an the business wi , from henee-
forth, be =Tied o by William' T ts, and the
said William Tufts is prepared to ay all debts,
and. to receive all c edits on accoun of the said
partnership concern. .VVM. TUFTS.
JOHN MiGREGOR.
Witness - J. W. ERR.
•Brussels, Sept. 1 , 1874. 854-4
d and white how. The lowne ii;
rove property, pay charges and 1ako
MBLE0
ESAYH0RSESi
I
SQTRAYED f •rn the premises of the un ers
ed, Let a!, Con. 8, Logan, on &turtle. ni
the 12th bat. a span of MARES—one 2 I ars
and. one'8 yeti s. The oldest is of grey co or,
the othee ba with a white face. Theva.
{halter with a bit attached on the ourm
•
Any per eion gr. g such balm:nation to ti un
signed a will Iced to the recovery of' th ab
animals Will e suitablyrowarded.
85444 ' H. ELLIGSON, Brodhage
e.
TEACHER WANTED.;-
ALETreacher, or 8.8. No. 8, Grey, holding
Third -Class de ificate, with two years expe-
rience. Term to b Jan. 1, 1875. For further
particulars, stating salary expected. pplv to
ONALD McLA. GHLAN,
354-4 Brass ls P. 0., Ont.
1867 ESTABLISHED 1867.
Lai, BRAY° TH
ATCH, CLOCK. .ND JEWELRY
o place where yon can got supplied with spy t g usually Rept in a first-class Jewelry- Store.
. Just received, two more ages each of the -
lebrated Russell &_Son's L ngines, and Russell Eng -
lig'. Lever Watches, int Gold and Silver.
fact of having the name of Thos. Russell & Son is a sufficient guarantee that they will give
satisfaoti
•
A SO SOLE AGENT FOR THE ELGIN WATCH,
TEACHER WANTED.
A MALE Teacher, for S. 8. No. 6Grey ; Third-
.. -E-1- Class Certificate. For further Oirtioulars ap-
e ply to AN GU SHAW,
354-4 Bruss Is P. 0., Ont.
CAR
WANTED,'
" CARE
10. Apply to
TYNE, Trust
TAKER VVANTE.
for Seafortla ' Public Shool
AKER; duties to commeneefon
M. GItASSIE or WM. BAL
es. 854
et,
TE DERS YVANTED
TENDERS will te received by the nii*1reigned
until TUESDAY, SEPT. 29,1874, et 2 o'cloek
acting a fence ttrotand t School
o for digging and storung n
f School in Section No. 6,1: one t.
be let together or Imparts, l.
• C la-
' h all material. Plans •• • • .
seen at Harlock P. O.
THOMAS NE ANS
I'. Ma. for e
Grounds;
the grounds
Both jobs w'
tractor to fui
fieations can
8541
4
1
re,
MALE cHER WAN ED
WOE Edmore
-1= Turnberry, h
crtificate. To e
Urinary, 1875. A
854
GIVING
A s WE are givi
LI- Berne, we are
almost new, and.
prices, and take t
temers that we
promptly by let 0
have been inourr
Zurich, Sept. 9,
Inion School Se tion No. 10,
ldirtg a seeond or third class
mmence duties on the lst of
ply to PETER TERRIFF,
Sooretary-Treasurea.
UP BUSINESS.
• g op business at Zurich and
•elling off 'our oek, which is
well assorted, 4 t about cost
e liberty of info •ing our eos
in require all ecounts paid
OBER, inclu ng' those that
dttring 1874.
3 1iDY.
874. 354-8
The best American Wet h. manufactured.
Swiss Watches of all Rind* anfZ Makes in Great Variety.
VERY LARGE & VAItIE STOCK OF CLOCKS.
SOLID GOLD AND S LVER JEWELRY.
LATED AMERICAN AND ENGLI II JEWELRY—A Great Variety.
GOOD VARIETY OF SI
BLACK JEWELRY—A
Also Pipes, Tobacco Pouc
VIOLINS, CONC RTINAS, &O.
Uprightness, Fair Dealing, Promptitude, nd Careful Attention to Custornsrk
. manta ?Ili; as in the past, charaet rize" all business transactiOn.s.
/dr. COUNTER having had 14 years experience as t Praotidal Watchmaker and. Jeweler, •is in d
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ooziotinoantoguarantee GOOD WORK, and. will give 'en ire satisfaction to all who favor him 'with thei
pr
• -lernember the old stand and the well known esta lishment of r
M. I COUNTER, Seforth.
113-1J11" JARS
FRUIT JARS,
LVER PLATED WARE.
Large Aseortauent.
es, Combs and Brushes.
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1874. FALL. 1874.
FALL GOODS
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Royal Gem Quarts, $l-40 per dozen.
Royal Gera Half Gallons,
Mason Quarts, $1 75 per
Jelly Cans, 33c per set.
• Jelly B wls, 60c and 70c
Jelly T mbler, 1 Pints
AT
$2 25 per dozen.
dozen.
E. 4I K.SON
per dozen.
41 50 per dozen.
&
NEW
Beg leave
JEWELRY BUSINESS
SE.AFORTH.
ITICKSO: & CO,
41.
ARRIVING DAILY AT
HOFF WAN E31OS'
CHEA"P„ CASH STORE, 1.
S E A P 0 IR r_72
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Stock Will be Complete
to intimate to the Public. that, having road ertensive alterations in their Drag and
Crockery Store, it is their intention now tc add to their varied assortment
THE JEWELRY BUSINESS,
Lnd it is our intention to keep GOOD GOODS in eve
or the money, we hope to merit a share of Public P
Stock to arrive at the Custom Hou,se in e week, and we
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY OF
TO WAijr UNTIL OUR no
We will use our best endeavore to employ only Firs
Clocks and Jewelry, and allWork in Silver and. Gold.
IN Fgw DAYS.
Look For Pantic-ulas .21Text If ea.
ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Department, and by giving GOOD VALUE
tronage. We expect a. good portion of the
ould advise all those in -want of
KINDS AND PLATED WARE,
K. IS OPENED UP.
Class Workmen for repelling of Watches.
E. HICKSON & Co.
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N. B.—The Crockery and Glassware Business will be carried on more vigorously than ever, at the
beak portion of the Store, and in the new apartments up stairs.
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MANTLES MADE TO ORDER
On ilia Shodost isTotio•
Inspection Invited.
OUR SHOW ROOM
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be Opened by
SEPTEMBER 19th,
Wite all the Latest Styles; o
Shatas,&e.
TIOFFMAN. BROS.
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