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/THE " I*YE AND BYE."
}Y& sometimes grow weary,
The world looks so dreary,
"We feel almost ready to lay down and
die ;
But. thoughts of to-morro w
Dispel all our-sorrow,
"We think of our home in the ;
'bye and
bye."
This life hath its lessons.
And , all our impressions,
For good or for ill , as the case may
lie :
Depends how we take it.
Of what use we make it.
Afleets all our future, the "bye and
bve."
Our hopes they deceive us.
And friends often grieve us;
Our hearts are so pained that we sit
down and cry :
But, soon this sore trouble
Will burst like a bubble ,
And all be made clear , in the •'•' bye
and bye."
At times our best treasures,
And with them our pleasures,
Take to themselves wings, and away
how they -fly;
But, we may be sure
Of those that endure ,
Our treasures laid up in the
;
' bye and
bvi'."
These blessings are sent us.
Yet. only sire lent us.
AVhen (Jod doth recall them, shall we
question why ?
O. may we be thaukl'ul
As t hough we'd a bank full.
All heaven may be ours in the i: bye
and bye."'
We'll bear all our losses,
And carry our crosses :
Endure all our our trials with never a
sigh:
We'll never grow fearful.
But. try to be cheerful.
For there is a resting place, •'' bye and
bye." k. a. L.
ILighgate Springs , Vt.
©ur IJPoef£(Sotrrretr
£grA little five year-old heard
the Bible story of Sampson, a few
Sunday evenings ago for the first
time. He was much impressed
"with the efficiency of the weap-
on which Sampson used in one of
his hand-to-hand conflicts with the
Philistines. A day after , his moth-
er, just before getting into a car-
riage, was attempting to break a
piece of candy which she had prom-
ised to divide between the little lad
and his 'brother. The cand y was
tough, and resisted her effort. In
this emergency the smaller boy
looked up at the coachman ,and said
"Say, James, you haven 't got. the
jawbone of an ass about you, have
you ?"
'2ltliscclitt«eoujSJ
£^£,*The story is told of a clergy-
man that after preaching an inter-
esting sermon on the " Recognition
of Friends in Heaven ," was accost-
ed by a, hearer, who said : "I liked
that sermon , and I now wish you
would preach another , on the rec-
ognition of people in this world. I
have been attending your church
three years, and not five persons in
the cofgregation have so much as
bowed to me in all that time."
5^^'"Men
are
like
hymns," re-
marks an exchange newspaper. —
"There are short-metre men, sharp,
blunt and hasty ; there are long-
metre , slow weighty and dignified ;
there are hallelujah-metre men ,
mercurial , fervent and inspiring,
and there are eighths and sevenths
men , gentle , genial and delightful.
There are also smic 'peculiar me-
tres.' "
53rWhen you can't answer the
arguments of your opponent , you
can cast refl ections upon his mo-
tives, and try to break him down by
base insinuations. If this doesn't
help your cause in any degree, it
will show that you have had expe-
rience in such ki.id of fisrhtincr .
£3T"A quaint; minister once said,
"Now , bret hren , I propose to thro w
th's hymn-bo ok at the man who
used profane language yesterday."
Ho in idc the necessary gcsiure, as
thoug h he would hurl the book ,
and , curiously enough, every man
in the c mgregatum ducked his
he.ul.
g£|5**"The following composition
has been turned out by an Ameri-
can scholar , ag:d nine years : "A
boy without a father is a norphan ,
without a mother ,a double norphan ,
but is oftencst without a grandfath-
er or a grandmother , and then he
is a norphauist."
K*£"When fi man has sat up till
midni ght writing poetry, and goes
home with his soul aflame with in-
spiration , not hing pleases him so
mnch as to get into bed and find
that the baby has been eating a
cracker there.
£3Tlf Harper 's Weekly stub-
bornly insists on putting six masts
into whale shi ps wrecked in the
Arctic regions, there will come a
clay when ship-builders will grow
pale with despair.
J3TA looking glass is kinder
to us than the wine'glass, because
it r;-vea!sour defects to ourselves
only, whil e the hitter reveal s them
to uur iriencls.
New Postage Stamp.—By
about the middle of May the public
will have seen the last of (he pres-
ent three-cent postage stamp, and
beo-un to yet accustomed to one that
id red , or possibly a new tint.
This change has been rendered nec-
essary, as stamp washers take off the
oily cancellation without acid or
alk-ili and use the stamp again.
A series of experiments just com-
pleted conv inces the postal depart-
ment that green is the poorest color
to be found. With the change of
color there will be a change of
desicrn. The medallion h;ad of
Washington will be retained , but
it will be relieved by an open scroll
of white, and the scroll-work will
have a different pattern.
555TWe jud ge a man by his past
record : if it be good, we trust him
for what he has been through u se-
ries of years to come ; if his record
is bad we shun him , we have no
faith in him , and pay no respect to
his golden promises. So with par-
ties. Wejud ge them by their past
record : if that ia good , we support
them ; if it is bad we want noth-
ing to do with them. We have
confidence in the Republican party
because of its excellent record ; we
have none in the Democracy be-
cause of its bad one.
KSS"The wife of a Democratic
farmer at Winchester recently bore
him twin boys, and the father wan-
ted to name them Tilden and Ilen-
dricks. To this the mother , whose
sympathies were Republican ,would
not consent, and the matter was
compromised by naming one Tilden
and the other Hayes. Since then
Tilden has died , and Hayes is as
bright and chi pper a baby as there
is in New Hampshire.
£5C">ulhat bed is not long
enoug h for ma," said a very tall,
gruf f old Englishman , upon being
ushered into his bedroom by an
Irish waiter at one of our hotels.
"Faith , an ' you 'll find it is plenty
long, Sir, when you get into it,"
was the reply, " for then there "il
be two feet more adde d to it. " Ex-
it Pat, with a boot fetching up the
rear.
J£3£*Old John Adams said , when
he was ninet y years of age, in a let-
ter, that he had seen four wars, and
that , followin g each of these wars
there had been a period of great fi-
nancia l and industrial depression.
2^"Kansas teacher—" \\ here
does all our grain product, go to?"
Boy—"It goes into the hopper."
"Hopper ! What hopper?" Grass-
hopper!" triump hantl y shouted the
lad.
53?*Do all the good you can in
the world.
CRAFTS & CO.,
14S Commercial Street, - . - Bo.4ou.
Oiler for sale a well selected stock of
D r u g s , M e d i c i n e s ,
House and Ship Paints ,
Oils of all kinds , Varnishe s,
Brushes , &c,
IT^
AMILY Medicines, Essences and Ex-
. tracts prepared by ourselves of the
best quality.
Special attention given to furnishing and
replenishing Medicine Chests in the best
manner.
Give us a call, you will find our prices
low.
AARON K. GAY & CO.,
STATION ER S
—AND—
Blank Book Manufacturers,
A
GOOD assortment of Fine Writing
Paper * and Envelopes constantl y iu
stock.
Account Books of any desired pattern
madf . to order. Old Magazines &c, rcboiu.d.
It'you wish io bind your own magazine:*,
papers &c, use Emerson's Binder lor sale
by A. It. G. & Co.
ISO State St., Boston.
iaii 23"77—pami ly
II. B. EMERSON ,
(Successor to C. Young & Emerson.)
Wholesale and retail dealer in
"Cobb Lime Co." Lime,
AMERICAN & ENGLISH CEMENT,
Calcined and Ground Plaster. Sand, Plas-
tering Hair, &c.
(Kliec, 25 Kilby St, Boston.
"Wharf , H?> Commercial Street, next
north Chelsea Ferry,
sept 21—pami
CHASE * CO.
Have removed their manufactory to the
Corner of Washington Street,
and have also opened a
Mail Store at 12 Ineelai St.,
with a fine display cf
HOLIDAY GOODS
and general
CONFECTIONERY
of their own manufacture, of unsurpassed
quality, and at reasonable prie«s.
Aspecialty of
Fancy Boxc .
dec 19—3m paini
BJLI §S BKOTHEKS ,
DEALERS IN
House and Ship Joiners
HARDWARE,
Brass. Galvanized Iron and Composition.
SHIP,YACHT & BOAT TRIMMINGS
OP ALL KINDS.
Galvanizing done to Order.
170 Commercial Street, Boston.
Disease Urows Ai-ack, Liikd an ill wind ,
and cannot be mastered too early. What in
a trifling attack of sickness to-day may. if
unattended to. bk-come a serious case in a
week. Smal l uihi 0-nts should be nipped iu
maladies. If t '.iis advice were attended to,
m my a heavy biil for medical attendance
mig ht t.c avoided. Wh en the liver i.s dis-
ordered , the sttiiimeh foul , the bowtis ob-
st ni:-frd. or the ner vfs *<1 Klurbed , resort
s-hoi)Id at unco be had to that supreme rem-
eiy, UosU-.ttc-r's Stomach Bitters, a few
doses of which will restore healthy action
and put th e system in perfect order. It is
a wise dreeaution to keep th.s incomparable
preventive in the house, sinco it checks,
wi th luirivalkd promptitude , di sorders
•vhieh breed ollieis fur moi e dangC'Vous,
and in their latest developments sire them-
selves olt'.
'U fatal.
ScAuuiTv <;i' Money.—There is no doubt
but the present condition of all kinds of
business and industry is fearf ully depressed,
and it behooves every family to look care-
full y to their expenses. Winter is coining
on when children are liable to Croup,
Whooping Cough, etc. Coughs and colds
will prevail everywhere , and Consumption
with other Throat and Lung diseases will
can y off many. These diseases should not
be neglected , Doctor Bills are expensive,
and we would advise our people to use
Ho schek s German Syrup . It never has
fa.led. One bottle at T"> cents will keep
your whole family well duriii g the winter.
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold in all
towns in the United States and by your
Druggist. nov f>, '70 —l y pami
Pi'iiii's Dietetic Saleeatus.—Universal
ly acknowledged to bo the best iu use.—
Each pound bears the name of JAMES
PYLK. Nona genuine withotxt.
hi'.ie --— l y pami
*JH 0sL e8t VisitiuK Cards you u>i!r
^
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? Tj saw. Iu ordtr that you may
ittB ^0 gee what thi-y are, I will Beud
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by return maif sixty-five,with
C¥SSTfWlfl B your name neatly priuti-d on
L llj'I 'V I thi-in, upon receipt of 25
¦
I IU 1 B% cents aud a three-cent stamp.
¦U&* A OJ I You will have samples of
aswnnmnrassi Glaus, Marble, Snowilake,
Damask, Kf]vp, Tinted mid 'White Bristol. The
Btock Bhall be iiret-clasu. I have eome of the most
particular and exprrt printem to be obtained in the
country, and employ no inexperienced Iioys to turn
off cheap, Becond-clai T(i — lv uniiii
A SPECIALTY.
W
ATCH Adjusting and impairing and
Fitting of Spectacles by
A. J . L L O Y D ,
118 Tremout Street, - - - Boston.
(Next door to Mufic Hall entrance.)
The adjusting and repairing of Watches
and littiiii,
' of Spectacles and Eye Glasses is
done at prices far below those usually
churn ed for lirst-class work at the larger
stores.
irirformerly with Win. Bond & Son, the
Walch and Chronometer Makers.
Cash psiid for old gold and silver.
j ;iu 2;">, '70 —ly piimi
SHOW CASES
C OUNTERS, DESKS
And all kinds of
Store, Office and Sa!
oon Furniture
J. S. HAGEltTY ,
120 & 124 Cross (near North) St
IZoston.
oct 24— Uoi pami
Joseph war d & co.,
di Hanov er St., Boston.
(A few doors from Washington St.)
The best assortment at reduced prices.
Factory , 51U Harris on Avenue.
oct 2t-3m mini
G- I L M A N ' S
Ladies' and Gentlemen 's
DININ G ROOMS
50 Summer Street,
Cor. An:h Street , BOSTON.
PARTIES visiting the city will find my
bill of fai-e contains all the delicacies
of the season at juices lass than any other
f irst-class restaurant in I oston. Ladies
will find this a very desirable resort for a
lunch or dinner, being in tha immediate vi-
cinity of all the first-class retail dry goods
houses.
Lunch find Oyster room in the basement.
•JsTWarebam oysters a specialty.
oct 10—3m pnmi
Estatolisriea1S4L3.
iv iii . Ei aTTl & c o. ,
MANUFACTUliElfS of Hall's Patent
Bank , Safe, Jail , Dcor and House
Locks. Lava and Argillo Door Knobs and
Patent S=ish Fiists.
KoADo«k Square , Boston.
Locks repaired , keys fitted
nov 21, 7(J—pami J y
CIUSTAD3R OS
H A I R D Y E .
Crhtadoro's Haid Dye is tbe safett and
best ; it acts instantaneously, producing the
most natural shades of Black or Brown ;
does not stain*the kkkj . and is easily ap-
plied. It is a standard preparation, and a
favorite upon ever\T well appointed Toilet
for Lady or Gentleman. Sold by Druggists.
J. C1QSTADORO. New York.
P- O. Box, Ifi33. declO-paini 5m
FLOUR. FLOUR.
100 Barrels \
\
FUST received and for sale iu barrels and
1
/ half barrels.
Also, Corn, Meal, Oats and Feed at
ELDRIDGE & CO.'S,
(Store near Depot.)
YARMOUTH POU T.
oct 3—pami
(CUT THIS OUT.)
MISS A. POWERS,
(Successor to W.Bogle.)
GREAT Bargains in Hair Work. New
style of Crimps. Combings made up
for 50 cents per oz.
Ladies' and Gents' Wigs a Specialty.
43 W inter St., Boston .
feb 15, '70—ly pami (Up Stairs.)
Bil l f t And all those threatened wi'th bald-
Pii_ U Eess should procure a bottle ol Tar
ami Wormwood immed;htcly, as it
stops the falling out of hair and pro-
81!" ADC (luces new irrowih ,imparti'.iir strength
I1LMUS and vitality. B. 1
\BKADBTJlTl'
,
Proprietor , co.-. Washington and Winter streets.
oct H—Sui liami Botton .
J. H. CROWELL
85Washin gton Sired ,Boston ,
Between Kim and Hanovei ,
OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL
BARGAINS IN
BOOTS & SHOES
Geiils' Calf Tap Sole Boots
( Waraanted) $3 25
Gent's Heavy, " " 2 25
Butt" Pegged Congress, 150
Ladies' Goat Button Boots, 1 75
" Kid Foxed " " 1 50
" Cloth House " 60
Misses' Button Boots , 1 50
" School " 1 00
(jg^Ttubber Goods at Low Prices.JE3H
Goods sent by mail or express. Custom
Work and Repairing done,
jail IT—3m pami
10RT CELLI
The tr eat Contest Decided.
CORTICELU fCON QUERS !
The Judges of Awards at the Exhibition , in
giving the chief prize to the Ai O N O •
TUCli SII.K COMPANY'S Cen-
tennial exhibit cf C O IS T I t l blL L I
SILK., say of it— "A splendid exhibit of
a variety of Sewing Silks and Machine
Twist, of great superiority as to strength
and regularity, showing extreme care ia the
manufacture. !> An unbiased opinion like
this from geuilemcu so well able to jud ge,
caiinot fail to carry general conviction as to
the merits of tbe Company 's production. —
[Philadelphia Press.
BOS TON OFFICE,
!8 SUMMER STREET
jau!*—i\v pami
WANTED , Lady Canvassers for the New
American Plaiting Machine , the lat.
est iind best in the; market, making 7
different kinds of L'laiting. Costs onl y §3.00.
Good agents mhke from $5. to §10. per daj .
Send for circulars and tfirms , to E. B. Chase,
No. 5 Cheapside , New Bedford Muss.
Headquarters for all kinds of First
Class Sewing Machines, at
Chase's Sewing Machine Agen-
cy*
No. 5 Cheapside , Now Bedford , Mass, and
lo \
-i Union Block. Taunton.
the Aei? Light llunniny Ilemington is
fast "iiiiiini; public tavor. Everywhere It is
introd uced for Families , Dress-Makers, and
Tailors, it stands without parallel. Three
Fourths of the Drcs>-M:ikers in New Bedford
an; using them, ilrssrs. T. M. Denhani k,
Bro., Shirt. Manufacturers , liave recentl y pur-
chased twenty-one of these Machines which
they are running by steam-po wer at 1000
stitches per min ute ,"and doi ng *u\ erior work
at even tin's high ruin of speed. Every iiimi-
ly in want of a Sewing Machine should noi
fail to see the Remi ngton. Sowing Machines
of Jill kinds repaired and adjusted at lowest
prices. Needles for every kind of Sewing
Machine , best qualities at low cash prices.—
Agents and Cauv.-issers wanted.
K. B. CliA^E ,
JYb. "
> Cheapside , Xmo Bedf ord , Mass
THE SUN
1S77. >F.WYUUK. 1ST?
The different editions of the Tiie Sun du-
ring the next year will be the same as du-
ring the year that has just passed Tbe dai-
ly edition will on week days be a sheet, of
four pages, and on Sundays a sheet of eight
pages, or f>(> broad colums ; while the week-
ly edition will be a sheet of eight pages of
the same dimensions and character that are
already familiar to our friends.
The Sun will continue to be the strenuous
advocate of reform and retrenchment , and
of the substitution of statesmanship, wisdom
and in tegrit y for hollow pretence, inbecili-
ty, ami iraud in the administration of pub-
lic affairs. It will contend for the govern-
ment by frauds in the ballot-box and in the
counting of votes, enforced by military vio-
lence. It will endeavor to suppl y its read-
ers— a body now not far from a million of
souls—with the most careful , complete, and
trustworth y account of current events, and
will employ for this purpose a numerous
and careful ly selected stuff of reporters and
correspondents. Its reports from Washing-
ton, especially, will bo full accurate, and
fearless ; and it will doubtless continue to
deserve and enjoy the hatred of those who
thrive by plunderin g the Treabury or by
usurping what the law does not give them ,
while it will endeavor to merit the confi
deucu of the public by defending the rights
of the people and against the encroachments
of unjustified power-
The price of the Daily Sun will be H~> cts.
a month or $(i.f>0 a year, past paid , or with
the Sunday edition $7.70 a year.
The Sunday edition alone, eight pages,
$1.20 a year post paid.
The Weekly Sun , eight pages of "
>G
broad columns, will be furnished during
1877 at the rate of $1 a ye».r, post paid.
The benefit of this large reduction from
the previous rates of the Weekly can be en
joyed by individual subscribers without the
necessity of making up clubs. At the same
time, if any of onr friends choose to aid iu
extending our circulation , we shall be grate-
f ul to tuem, and every such person who
sends us ten or moru subscribers from oim
place •will be entitled to oce cop.y of tbe pa-
per for himself without charge. At one
dollar a year , postage paid, the expanses of
paper and printing are barely repaid : and
considering the size of the sheet and the
quality of its contents , we are confiden t tne
people will consider The Weekly Sun- the
cheapest newspaper published in the world,
and we trust also one of the very best.
Address, THE SUN ,
New York City, N. Y.
i:i'.rj — (ivv pami
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STATES, Embroidery and Stamp-
J * ing. All ki nds of Stamping for Em-
broidery and Bruid , Initials , Monograms ,
Blankets, Dresses, &c, executed at short no-
tice. Largest sroek of Embroidery Materials,
Silks , Braid s and Patterns in the city. All
orders by mail or express executed same day
and goods returned. Letters promptly an-
swered. Jioom S, 25 If inter St., Boston.
Be sure and get the correct address,
i-in IS, '70—lv r-ami
Qiunc y Mutual
FIK T INSURANCE CO.
Cash Assets, Jan uary 1, LS7b, $ 2."
>,G27.11
Surplus over leinsurance , 115,403.«So
Gain in Cash Fund
the past year, $00,004.20
Gain in Cash Surplus
the past year, 3."
,,803.4S
Dividends now paid on every expj ing
policy.
ISRAEL W. MONROE,
President and Treasurer.
Ch>s A. Howland. Secretary.
JOHN P. WASHBURN, Agent
(hnnnCan t be made by every agent ev-
\ U UU e r y month in the business we fur.
M) U U U uisa- ^
ut those willing to work can
easily earn a dozen dollars a day ,right in
their own localities. Have no room to ex'
plain here. Business pleasant and honora-
ble. Women , boys and girls do as well as
men. "We will furnish you a complete Out
fit free. The business pays better thr.n
anything else. We w ill bear expense cf
starting you. Particulars free. Write and
see. Farmers and Mechanics, their sons
and daughters, and all classes in need of
paying woik at home, should write to us
and learn all about the work at once. Now
is the time. Don't delay. Address True
& Co., Augusta,Maine. jun e27 ly*pami
SEND 2.-
,c. to G. P. Kowell & Co., Nc\»
York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, eon-
laining r.list of 3(!00 newspapers, and esti-
mates showing cost of ad vertising.
dec5—iJm r>
Hoyt'sNine Barks
FOLi the cure of humors,li\er complaints)
canker , jaundice, scrofula , kings ovil j
salt rheum , dropsy, worms eostiveness,
gravel, kidney complaints, asthma , catarrh,
piles, rheumatism. The tiir.e bark is com-
posed entirel y of vegetables being free from
minerals or clruv.s of any ki nd, a knowled ge
of the efficacy of th3 nine barks bus become
widely extended , car.siug a great and in-
creasing demand for it. Sold by all drug-
gists, prep-rred ou ly by Mrs. Hoy t, 3'JG
High St.. Providence , 1?." \
.
C-^"l{
. W. Speight. Chatham Port , sole
agent for Farustable County.
jan 30— (>m pami
FUKSTON'S PATENT
Pictu re Rod SVSoulding
Secret lYnilcd.
riMIE CHEAPEST AND S T R O N G -
JL est Picture Rod Moulding made. It
forms a neat Gold or Silver comics around
the room. It prevents the mutilating of
the walis by driving nails for hanging pic-
tures. The position of the pictures can be
changed at any t ime simply by moving the
hooks along the moulding, it recpaires no
skill in putting up, as there are no nails to
be driven through the mouldin g.
, or putty-
ing to be done. Nothing to disturb the
gold face of the cornice.
Addiess, L. E. SNOW , Sole Agent for
New Euglanu , No. 7 Franklin Avenue , Bos-
ton.
Samples wil l be sent by maii to any ad-
dress, jan 3!)—(!m pami
]?Irs. I>v. M. A. Andrews,
Cancer and Humor Doctor.
Please address for Circular a few of her
remark able euros.
• Tremont Street , Boston.
janiS0'7U <>m pami
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Something ;icw : me Empress Hair
Crimper, li ght and easil y ajusted ; does not
break the hair nor vear out : samples, hy
mail , 10 cents. 1 box , 12 pair , by mail 7;
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cents. New Kxci.and Noviu.ty Manufact-
UKiNi; Company , 2-1 Portland St., Boston ,
Mass. . ja nH!)--lni pami
Dr. E. D. SPEAR,
So Much Crlehr ntf d f or his liemarkahle
Cures.
81)7 Washington Stroet , Boston.
DR. E. D. SPEAR has been iu active
practice for a quarter of a century,
during which time he bus successfully treat-
ed thousands for nearl y all the different ills
to which human iie.-li is heir. The great
principle in his system is : Discard the use
of all MINEUAI . MEIUC1N1SS AS NOT ONLY USE-
LESS but dangerous. Itely on vegetable
products entirel y.
Dr. Spear 's patients may be met in near-
ly every town iu New England , some of
twenty-five j'o;irs ago ; others all the way
down to the present time , when he has prob-
ably inoi'o people under treatment than any
doctor in America.
Dr. Spear may be consulted on all dis
eases, free of charge ; also b}
' letter, en
closing a stamp.
jani>0 '77—cow pami ly
Caution.—We have stopped three iu-
fringers of our patent rights from manufac-
turing and selling imitations of Burr 's Pat-
ent Nursing Ilottlus. As some of these
base imitations are still iu the market , we
caiition all purchasers of our Bottles to see
that our Patent Stamps are on the mouth-
guard and stopper, and that tho words
"Bubr's Patent NunsiNa Bottle" are
blown in tho glass Bottle.
The Trade ar e v:i Lo
OPT ICI AN
©AM'IL n.8>XI Til.
Spectacles. Eye Glasses, Opera Qlasses,
Microscopes, Spy Glasses, a large assortment
at very low prices. Repairing in all its
branches,4Bromfield St., Boston, two doors
from Washington. jan 18,'16—ly pnmi
X Bill J>AIVxi n develops any part of thr
body, §1; Nervous Debility Pills, $1: Invij
orating Pills,§1; all post paid. Dr. Vxs
Holm, 161Court Street, Boston, Mass. .
march 23,'76—ly pami
Nevr Bedford
COFFEE AND SPIC E MILLS ,
Til OS. G W IX V ,
(-uccj ssor to Allen it Wing. )
Manufacturer and Dealer in Tea, Coffee
and Spie
s
. Win g's Eclipse Baking Powder
a speeu l y. Factory
No. si Union Street , XewBedf ord.
gpj TTutil theC hutham Packet commences
to run a.^ain we will delis'er our goods by
freight free to Tremont.
jan 11—ly m
DEN1SON BROS.,
Manufacturers of and Wholesale and lie-
tail Dealers in
FLOUlt& GRAIN,
Hour, lorn, Meal , Feed ,
OATS, &c, &c.
EUREKA MILLS,
42 South Water , cor. School Sts.,
New iJediord.
John H. Denisdx. Henry 0. Denison.
janll 3m ui
WI L LIAM T. I'OTTEU & CO.
Wholesale Grocei",
West India Goods , Tobacco ,
Teas, Coffees, Spices, Beef , Pork , Lard ,
Hums, Butter , Cheese, LF.
Y
iiru ggisi ami Apothecaries ,
At the siyn of the Good Samaritan.
64 North Second St,,of corner Mid-
dle , New lied ford .
^Wholesale and ltetail dealers in
Drugs , Medicines ' Chemicals ^ Dye
Stuffs,
Perfumery, Fancy Goods and Toilet Arti-
cles, also Trusses, Shoulder Braces,
Surgical Instruments , &c.
J. E. B. is Sole Proprietor of the Genuine
Dr. Fisher 's Golden Seal, Dr. Tompkiu 's
Vegetable Bitters , Dr. Tuinplun's Cou^h
Syrup.
Particular attention paid to the prepara-
tion of Physician 's Prescriptions, * and tho
dispensing of Medicines fur family use—
none but fresh and pure articles being used.
Country and City orders respectfully
solicited and promptly ans-vered-
•KTDetilurs supplied ft t tlie lowest prices.
tJi'1
Licensed Dealers iu Pure Wines a?ul
Liquor *: for medicinal and family usea.
upril 20—(> m iu
MOODY \\n
SARKET
These distinguished religious worker will
begin a series of services in Host on early in
January. Thev will be held in an immense
Tabernacle, now beiiifr erected at a cost ot
§¦40,000. These meetings 'vill be of wide-
spread public interest ,
Full and Graphic Reports
of the sermons and services will be given from
dav to dav in
The Boston Daily Globe ,
and those who are selecting a daily newspa-
per Cor 1S77 >liould bear this fact in m ind.
We pre fer a re-, ord to a prospectus. \N hat
T1IK ULOKK ha s been it willI be in 1S7T—a
liv e, progressive newspaper, independent in
politi cs, unscctariaii in reli gion, and neutral
in nothing. T11K GLOUE has th e very lat-
est and freshest news, domestic and foreign ,
full market reports , shi p news, go.sss.ip, mis-
cellany, correspondence, etc., etc. It is the
best family newspaper in New England.
'
le.rmsuf the Daily Globe :
1 Year, §S 00
(i Months , 4 00
3 Months , 2 00
1Month , 75
Addres THH GLOBE PUBLISHING CO.
dec2« 2:.W Washiiijrtou St. Boston.
RAY STAT E 31
ILLS
JOSEPH F. PAUL & SONS,
LUMBER DEALERS,
HAKD 1'INE & SPRITE TDl BElt.
Hard Pine , l'ine, Spruce , Cherry
Walnut , and .
Ash Flooring.
KfLN -DRlED LUMBER
Of i:ll descri ptions constant ly on hand.
Hoiisp , Cabinet and Car Mouldings ,
and Rosewood , Walim and other
Fancy Venee rs, R -sewood
and Mali )gany.
Office—Cor. Albany and Dover Sts .
<
BOSTON.
Mouldings of all varieties for House,Store
and Cabinet work , Fur, Pine, Walnut
Chestnut and Ash. Catalogues of four
hundred patterns sent to any one on appli-
cation.
Window and Door Frames, Gutters
Brackets, Doors in Walnut Pine and Ash,
Wash Howls, Base and every variety of fin-
ish used inside and out in Dwellings Stores,
Churches and Public Buildings, furnished
at short notice of first quality and at fair
Cash Prices,
JOSEPH. F. PAUL & SONS.
jan 1'7U — ly pami
as\ l'rof . It u.i II bow 's
( x ^ ^wh
R"i'tur0 t;ure Truss«
V ^r WiTT^SCJ No S(( -{;1 Springs ! No
W*
KDF
g<7 Wood Pads and no Uateh-
§
j *, '7C>—ly pami 2p
WH. R, HURLBUT ,
Dealer in
Dreu Goods, Suits and Sliails
A General Assortment of Housekeep-
ing Goods.
20 Hanov er St.. Boston.
feb 6— 3m pami
DRAMATIC.
T
HE Harwich Dramatic Club having dis-
banded offer for sale at a bargain their
new and costly DUO I* SCE *EHY
I'ROPE!iT¥ consisting cf
One blue cambric curtain ,
One Drawing lloom Scene,
One Hut Scene.
One Wood Scene,
Six side Screens, Fixtures, &c. Size of
curtain aud scenery 8x12 feet.
Tho above has been used but one season
and is nearly as good as new. A grand
chance for any Society or Amateur Compa-
ny.
Reference—So Dennis Dramatic Associ-
ation, and South Harwich Pilgrim Society.
Address ALTON P. GOSS,
dec 14 tf pami Harwich Mass.
•SXTE RECOMMEND MRS. FRAV KS, be=j
yV clairvoyant on love, !a«- t-uit?, Absent iriends
marriage, divorce, contested wills, contracts, patent
rights, lost property, vu'tnership, journeys and
business afl'airs, i9 1-2 Tremont St, opposite Bos-
ton Museum. Questions by mail $1. cciai'Tcilypami
MAKE THESE FACTS.
Ih e Testimony of the Whole World.
HOJLLOWA i 'S FIL LS.
"I had no appelid- ; Ho!lo\va> 's l'ill* g:iVe
me a hearty one."
"Your Tills are marvellous. "
l i
I send for another box , :nul ki-rp ihcui iu
the l)ou se."
"L>r. liuiloway lists cured my ln\-ulaehe tliat
was ulironic. "
"I gave one of your Pills to :ny babe fir
cholera raorbus. The dear little " tiling j,ot
well in a day."
".My nausea of a morning is now cured."
"Your box of Hollow:iy?9 Ointment cured
me of noises in the head. I rubbed some of
your ointment behind the ears, and the m ise
ha^ left .
-Send me two boxes; I want one for a poor
hunilv."
"I enclose a dolla r; your price is 25 cents,
but the medicine to me is worth a doliar."
''Send me live boxes of your pills."
"Let me have three boxes of your Fills by
return mail , for Chills aud Fever
I have over 200 such testimonials as the*e,
but want ol space compels me to conclude
FOlt CUTANEOUS DISOKDEKS.
And all eru ptions of the skin , this oint ment Is
most invaluable. It does not heal uxtern-dlv
alone, but penetrates with the most searching
effects to the very root of the evil. °
H O L L O W A Y ' S T I L L S
Invariably cure the following diseases.
* DlSOHDKK OK TI1K "KlUNKYS
Tn all diseases affecting these oigans,\vlietlier
they secrete too much or too little water * or
whether they be afflicted with stone or "ravel
or with aches and pains settled in the loine
over the regions ol the kiduevs, these pills
should be taken according to the printed di-
rections and the Ointment should be wtll
rubbed into the small of the back at bed times
This treatment will give almost immediaa
relief when all other means have failed
FOR STOMACH Ol'T OF OHDEI!
>'
o medicine: will so effectually improve the
tone ol the stomach as these pills; thev re-
move all acidity occasioned either bv iiitem-
perence or improper diet. They -reach tho
li ver and reduce it to a healthy 'aetioji • thev
are wonderfully efficacious in the eases of
spasm—in fact they never fail in curiu" all
disorders of the liver :ind stomach
• V.
ULL°m
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Y'S {>1LLS are tlie b'
^( known
in the world lor the following di^-ises •_
Ague, Asthma , Billions Complaints , Blotches
on th e skin , l'
.owel s, Consumption , Debili ty
Dro psy. Dysentery, Kiysipelas, Female Ir-
regularities levers of all kinds . Fits, Gout ,
Headache, Indigestion , Intimation , .Jaundice
Liv er Complaints , Liiml,:iKo. Pile s. Hlicu-
matism , Relation of urh.e , s.-roluli, or Kin-'*
Lm! .
sore throats , Stone and (; niV i-l T?
c-
Douloreux Turners. nct,-s, Wonns '
of all
kinds , ^ eakness irom auv onus.. ,.lL.
I ML'ORTANT CArTIux •
None are -enuiiie unless tin- si-n-tture of T
Haydock , as agent tbr the rfi ^ St ° ,J"
suiK.unds each box ofl'ills and Oi.Xme ^
A handsome reward will be given to y 0"ni!
raidcring such informa ion as will lea to He
detectio n of an p:,r,yor part.es couiUerlek -
he medicinesor vending the same, know 5
them to he spurious. s
***Sold at the manufactory of Prof. JiOI r O-
w ay A: Co., .Nhv York , and bv all respecfi-
ble i!ruKff.sts and dealersin medicine tliroug ,
out the eiv.hzed world , iu boxes at 25 cents
02 cents and -si each. cnl -»
tlKJer ^s?
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N.U. —Directions for the guidance of pa-
tients ,u every disorder arc aiKxi'tJ to eacu
Olfu-e, 112 Liberty Street , New York.
Goo. ('. Goodwin , liosto n, Sole Agents for
New England States. octlT'Tt! ly pami