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The New York herald., 1877-10-06
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POOL SELLING.


A OCrIoN. FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
"A sold ON Jerome Park Louisville combination
ON hrst second and third third and fourth
races HACkET. RAND, DUPONT CO..
tormeriy Johnson Brothers, 30 Hudson st.. hoboken
TEsoME RACES JEROME RACES
Auction French and combination Pools sold tod on
Jerome lark races; combinations on irst second anu
third aud second third and fourth Auction P.o
Also sold on Louisville; French Pools " and w. c'moi-
6S Hudson ST.. Hoboken. N. j.
pooLs SOLD AT LOyELL's, 10 HUDSON ST., Ho-
trct ut Mddletown.
TATrBRsALL's TURF AGENCY, HoBOKEN. Com.
binatons Hrst third second third and
fourth races at Jerome Park
TATTERSALL'S TURF AGENCY. noBOkEN.
l. Jerome PARK Races
Donnybrook Iiiil. Donuybrook Hill.
S Iremr @ splendid View o. ,he rack args %
20 cents Horse tickets ADMIT owner free. Refreshments
on the grounds.
THE TURF.
MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB. FALL NETTING
nJs1ome Park 2sth september; I'd 4th. 9Th. 9TH llth
and 18th October Races begin each day At 80 o'clock
), a. BELMONT, President
FOUR IN HAND COACH LEAVES THE AsToR
AAouse this III A. NJ for the races Fare round trip. -
RRooKLyN DRIVING Park. PARKviLLE, L. L.
1.-the races postponed from Thursday Friday
poned until to-day r. NJ. on account Of heavy track
NJ WILLIAMS a SON.
Harlem Railroad. October = 6 .. IL and l3.-Special
trains with reserved for LADIES' will leave Grand Cen
trail depot days II 5 IL 80 r. NJ returning
ater the For regular trains time table, Excur
depot
G. NJ. BIssELL. Superintendent.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

p0sT OFFICE NUrlUE.-Tlln foaEIGN NAILS fOK
the week ending saturday October ~ 1877, will close
this office Tuesday 80 A. NJ Tor Europe by
ship Wyoming via Queenstown; on Wednesday, IL 80
a. NJ for Europe by steamship Rnssia via Queenstown
correspondents for Frnrcc TO be forwsrdea by this
amer must specially addrcsscd und ~ NJ. for
Franc. direct by steamship Laurent via Havre on
Thursday IL NJ Tor Europe by steamship erlcr,
A. NJ Tor Germany &c. by steamship wcscr, via south
ampton and Bremen fcorrespondcnce tor Great Britain
specially addrcssedD and at IL W. Tor Europe by steam
ship City of Richmond via Queenstown Correspondence
Tor Germany scotland and Sorh Of ireland to be ior
warded by this steamer must be specially addrcssed md
At ~ NJ Scotland and North of Ireland steamship
Ethiopia via Moylc and Glasgow The steamships Wv
omin1 Russia and City Of Richmond do take mails for
Denmark, Sweden and Norway The mails tor Nassau,
r., leave New York, Octobcr6 The mails for China and
Japan ave Francisco. tober H. Tho mails
tralia, etc.. leave San Francisco October 10
T. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
Nxw YoRK sept 70 1877.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,<shfNfuckr-kxfhA CLASS NO. osss-Ocrohkh
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HyAS1 SO oSdossF s M ~aMsy
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DIVORCES SPEEDILY OBTAINED; TERMS SUPER:
Ey ps as Cooper IN
DIHSEESxSsFFs ob P.sFsLs NFN srbcI4T.
18th .t ONCE hours from sto s.
nR RICoKD's ESSENCE or LIFE RKsT0kEs
Dr. ). jAoQuEs. Univsr.sy place. New York '' -''
,ss CUES H. k9EH rsE
Broadway. New York. ''"' ~ '"'''-'' - N""'
ExPERTs IN COOKERY APPLYiXa FOR POSITIONS
HIN the Massachusetts Institute OF Cookery must state
g S' sn r f9ysS sna M II %:
street. Boston Application must be madc in writing only.
GEoRGIA STATE LorrERY-oYrIcIAI DKAWIsG.
s ss0aGA e. H. 81 g. g. s.'s g. 81 % g. M m
eossosipa1ae ssessl4.s.1a. CLASS 4Ss-oes .is77.
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81 rs @ @ s Ss q M 20 % s s %
10 " " ''o' ''' o. 10 ii ilo.rn 81 chatham H. u st. =
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE
OF
- ANN ST.
Is THE cHEAPEsr AND BEST
PRINTING OFFICE IN TUX CITY,
ALL KINDS OF
FINE BOOK.
NEWSPAPER AND
MERCANTILE PRINTING
CHEAP FOR CASH.
ALSO
THEATRICAL. VARIETY AND MUSIC HALL posrERs
1ssuR Axdr pRoShA%nEs sHiS%3Ha AND TICKETS.
CIRCULARS
DODGERS.
GUTTER ssIrDs' rEfsT1Sa. RHsFHa AND sTEEiaEi
q: $s$ ssEsSs$$s EsssE $Ss;|sSS$ssE'..
ExrhKss sAS eSoessrrsss1Es. eSoessrrsss
srzassaSsS slsAfH"41i Eiisns
%Sr $Swss &
S''If THAN M as4 tA OTHER ke%Ss osSicE rN'0S
FINE WOOD ENGRAVING
coLoRED pK1NTTiiNHG A SPECIALLY
FIRST GLASS WORK
LSS fSh .Fs1sfs aasH.
BRANCH OFFICE, ,,s5 FoE sEu RESErPr ES OF ORDERS,
JUNCTION BROADWAY, Esd ST. AND 5rH Av
METROPOLITAN Is 'Ss Ssy rs4yTrso a. OFFICE.
ORDERS By Masb HSb kSSK ESSKrThH afsr attended TO
GsR EassE Eara SANE
REsTELis Y. ss svEE Y EkEDiE; CAN ONLY EE
elsewhere thcy coursericits 80 lN
NERVOUS ExHAUsTIoN-A MEDICAL ESSAY. COM
pri:ng series o. oesn.cs % delivered = kahn. Museum
decline show ing indispntaby how lost hcath ~ be
S%riase and the eAs%cn. 81 nsrvoa. and dcb
@ BEING s s s:u asa S y ocs ,sg nns %
idence 81 Fast 10th IT.. New tork.
pERsoNAL PROPERTY on AUCTION GOODS
s House ana
RoYAL H4yANA DRAINING: :. or
IG Next drawing oetooer ls' 1877 80, ,x,
rri.c ........................... 5oD
2 Prizes Of i6ioo 2oSpo
soc more nsas's Il oS U% and o
sIs; saa bought :us :os
Drafts Havana issucd. N. A MARTINEZG & Co. Bank.
els. 10 Wall st.. basement
DHEUMAT1sM POSITIVELY CURED ANY STAGE
lOof tho disease. by European Rheumatic Society 473
broadway, above 42d st.
THE
SUNDAY WORLD
Of o.toocr
Cripple shceD
will contain
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WINES. LIQUORS. &C

RI BxKKELS Ashland wHfsKEY, SPRING 1879,
OUdclivcrsple the cars In Kentucky at my store
JOHN ~ KEN, 1913 Warren 81.
The New York herald., 1877-10-06

PERSONAL.
Ds..s.-"WE NEVER DRfNK BEFORE DINNERN'
DArgye Soireo" tonight all fixed you knowthc .pot
RENNETT, BOX 1872, Is WAITING FOR THAT PROM
Disco letter.
(yHARLEs LEMONWISKIE COACHMAN WILL
Ocal At 543 Fulton st., Brooklyn, he will hoar OF
thing to his advantage.
HREEN CAR, WEDNESDAY EVENTNG-MRE ct
0xcntleman this evening corner l4th and2d Hv.. 9.
IMPORTATION wANTED-sTIEGLITZ vALENTIN
lwho arrived in New York, by steamship Wisconsin, No
vember, 1871 will hear Of somehng TO his advantage BY
London.
IF THE PARTY WHO TOOK THE CLOTHING, SILL
lverware &C. from house Boulevard last wishes
~ negotate for its address box 1l9 Herald Uptown
Office, or return keys to Same box.
.TACK--HAvE REAOvED FROM i24. CAN BE SEEN
q at ! 10 same street. MAUDE 4.
1FARIEi-N0 LETTER SINCE 27TII; CAUSES IN
Nl tense anxiety. Ny omission unavoidable; you
know this CLAkENCE.
NELLIE WILL YOU CORRESPOND WITH
IN with decorum.
Address Post onice box 2. Smyrna. Del. 1s .ss
MODEL ORANGE GROVE. ILLUSTRATED
"A October 5er Forida New Yorker 2I Park row. 10
cents.
DELATIvES OF DR. A. K. PLATT. FORMERLY SUR
1Ogeon In employ OF Pacific Mail Steamship Company
will please communicate with company's Office Bowling
Green. Do, Captain VIM n. West, formerly commander
da. do. do, do. I.s-
CALLIE-wILL SEE YoU AT EARLE's HOTEL
sharp W WILLIE.
vXSTLL LADY IN BLACK RETURNINo Row TO
w gentlemen leaving Broadway car ycsterday
18th St. about 80 r. NJ favor by sending address,
spponting interview, to HAROLD. 23 East 18th st.
The New York herald., 1877-10-06

"A UCrIoN. FRENCH AND COMBINATION POoLs
sold ON Jcrome Park and Louisville combinato,
ON hst. second and third second, third and fourtl
races. HACkET. RAND, DUPONT & CO.,
formerly johnson Brothers, so Hudson st.. Hobokeu
The New York herald., 1877-10-06

Ihh
SUNDAY WORLD
Of o,ooer7
Cripple sheet,
will contain
inform alton from Egyp
Of interest
to all New Workers.
TUE COMMERCIAL AGhNcY-JonN M'KILLoP
NO. 70 sSTET p yExlksH ssgs 1877
John T.ssss %' Fi..ss". N Ssssi Gjt
"ss r5r'Ss% S.sas .sa h
sole snst IL % ss sy .p1 3:
s md 10 s, a 9
do give notice that the Offices Of said agency In said cities
sis,ss and subscribers 'p 'p'"s'' w. '"'' "''o'
' "ns Sss s 'G s ass
Psany,,sria fsnns.,e. vss,ss IVES, ysin,s and ,hs
n.Sed BY ""ns will to ess"
M s ss S as @ 10 n" s. =.
hcroafcr BY said 'McKoP ( sprs quo Co.; = ''''''
wh.,.osyei q The said eomp.sy viii not Gas Ssve
ns'fGSIs & q SomS advance any 70 said
sions and payments therefor until ny 5sns are sd,.d
II.
THE "HERMEriCAL LUNCH Box.r-fwO SAND.
wiches, 10 cents Avoid imposition by ordering direct
BUTTON BROTHERS. % Broad st.
TAKE NOTICr.-A SURE CURE FOR RnEUMA
tsm charges before recovery. Call ut Office 3OJ
East 18th st., from iot 2. NJ. or address.
= FEET on 10Th Av. CAN BE FENCED FOR AD-
'''''"S ''''i JonX MCINTYRE, a,s wes. 18th st.
RHQ BROADWAY WILLIAMSON CO..
COC Eastern Agents. Kentucky State Lottery.
Next drawing October H. Whole Tickets, 81.
Capital Prize. $i5 .uoo: .S04 prizes s67 92s.
@H7 OCS WHO WILL DRAW THE LARGE
pO AC.rriso-s,5 oco,in drawing Kentncky
to 10 Tickets only 81. Royal Havans draws October
~. Tickets $40 shares n low ST. buy lucky Office
WM. COOPER CO., Northern Agents. 1.227 Broadway.
spO ~ As). Capital prize. Si5.OOO.
Prizes 5000 5000 Of 81 500 two OF I'll 900 &C.
Whole tickets only 81
Royal Havana October Ia Tickets $50 $40 81 and 81
buy your tickets
the luckiest Office In this city
JACKSON co Bankcrs. Nassau ar Fuiton
The New York herald., 1877-10-06

ITOR sATsn-oNE OF THE FINEST YOUNG MEssEN-
ger Horses In tho statc brown and 1854 hands, per
fecty and trotter will bc sold for half value. Ad
dress TR0TTER, Herald Office.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

Quarterly Meeting. The third quar-.
terly meeting of ait. Pleasant M. T.
Church was h5ld last Sabbath. An ex-
cellent love feast was held at 8 A, M.
and The presiding elder Rev. }. B. Quigg
preached an excellent sermon at 10 30
a. NJ, from Mathew 9, 0. The ladies of
this church are preparing 10 give an oys
ter supper on Thursday afternoon and
evening of October 25lb, for the benefit
Of the church.
The Sabbath School Juvenile Mission
Society will also hoid their second
Anniversary Thursday evening, October
10th. The programme consists OF ad-
dresses, essays, dialogues, Instrumental
aud vocal music, &c. Great preparations
are being made to make this an enjoya.
BILE occasion. A small admitance fee will
be charged at the door for the benefit or
the Missionary cause. ~
Robbery.-On opening the grocery
store Of Amor Perkins this morning, in
Second street near Market, the beck eel.
lsr stair door was found wide open, and
upon examination, the iron bar that IS
used for fastening the front cellar door
was found standing against the counter
and the money drawer was set on top of
the counter. II had about $1.25 in PEN
MES in II, but about $3.50 in silver had
been taken out. This is all that was
missing. It is thought that the parties
must have been in the cellar when the
store was closed as there Is no evidence
Of it having bsen broken open.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
Police Cnse.-Dan,el Collins Il

Police Cases.-Danlel Collins for
drunkenness, In which Daniel said he
only got couple Of drinks and be now
thinks 1t did not settle very well on his
stomach. fhe had insulted any person
while he was not himself be was sorry,
and hoped they would excuse him as be
was very drunk. He said be was short
Of money and he had only seventy cents
on bis person wnen. pulled in. "Step
back, will see you directly" said the
Chief.
David q. Porter, a genteel looking
fellow, was captured by officer Bouzarth,
for sneakiDg about stores on Front street,
on Monday evening during the storm.
Billy said he was so narrow that If the
prisoner hid behind a lamp post you
would be unable to see him. He was
what you might call sneak thief. The
prisoner, who had \ voice like female,
pleaded hard, and got sixty days at the
fort.
John Manlcve, COL, about eight years
old, was brought in off the street. John
has mother living in McCaulley street
puG tuey hTo III utotltuto ClECuuStauCcS'
II we may judge from the lad's appear,
ance. ~. .u
Martin O'Toole was arraigned on
charge of throwing stones In the street,
and with assault and battery on Joseph
Molroy. He was required to. pay coats.
Eberhart Frey, on Second street, be.
tween Market and King, charged by Nell
son J. Lee with keeping tippling house
was required to pay costs aud give securi'
y for his appearance at court. BE was
also charged With selling liquor without
license, for which he gave 5000 bail to
answer the charge at court g..aj 1
A large variety Of combs and brushes,
for sale by E. Mclnall ,Jr. 2nd, and Mar.
kst street. m..
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
KENT COUNTY JURORS.

The following Is the list OF petit iuiob
for the October term of the Superiir
Court and Court of General Sessions II
eks E,szxs Huxi 5sta 4 p szf
County, commencing October ed :e's7'se 'ss7'
Duck Creek Hundred Benz. Donoho,
Samuel Taylor, Joseph y. Evans, Jamei
Startling. II
KentOn Hundred-Samuel Williams,
Andrew Moore, Stephen Mlnner. = I
Little Creek Hundred-John s. Rows
an, Isaac M. Denney.
East Dover Hundred-Joshua B,
Wharton, William D. Webb, Samuel
Hufnal. ".
West Dover Hundred-John D. Ker.
sey, Abraham Pearson.
North Murderkill Hundred-Joseph
s. Burchenal, Isaac Gooden, Levi Stur-
ner. l'r. s.i...Elf a.... .-Egr
South Murderkill Hundred--James
Killsn, John W. Cooper, Thomas Killen,
John Allen. .r |.i
Mlspillion Hundred-John 81 Meri.
ken, Jesse B. R. Miller, George W. Nc
Matt, James q. Wroten.
Milford Hundred-lsaac f. Jester,
Listen A. Houston, John s, Houston,
William Twlgg. m
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

Our Boarding House. Don't forge
the date that "Our Boarding House
will be given at the Opera House, which
Is Tuesday, l6th inst. See posters and
advertisements for full particulars.
4 appointed Superintendent. The Di.
rectors OF the Holly Tree InnAssociation
have elected Nelson J. Lee Superlnten.
dent. Mr.. Lee will take charge as soon
as the new building Is completed.
Suffering will exhibit its presence By. the,
cries Of the baby, and should be removed BY
the prompt use Of that highly recommended
remedy-Dr. Bulbs Baby Syrup. II ls free
from Morphia. 70 cents.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
CHERIFF,S SALE.

CdEklFF'@ SAALGs
By virtne Of q. writ Of Levari Factas to
me directed, will bs exposed to puolic sale,
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s41 SHIPLEY ST.,
kept by George W. Ortlip in the city OF
wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
on
.... SATURDAY,
THE 9th DAY OF OCTOBER, A. .,1s7',
at2 O'Clock, p. M, s
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land, with blick dwelling and stable there
on, situated in the city Of Wilmington, ,bound-
ed and described as follows tn WIT: Begin
ming 1T point on the westerly eide Of Mar
ket street, bstween Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets, being corner for land late Of
John H Price, thence along the same par
allel with ThirteenLb street 345 feet inches
to the easterly side of Orange street, thence
along said side Of Orange street southerly 80
feet 8 inches to stake, thence east. riy par
allel with the first described line and along
the northerly side Of Thirteenth street 34J
feet inches TO the aforesaid side OF Market
street, and thence Herewith n0rtherlY 50 feet
inches TO the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of John And erson and 5usanna N. An
derson, his wife, and t. It's and to be sold by
= ITT lE' ISAAC GRUBB Sheriff.
sherit's office, New Castle, October sth,
A. D., 1877. ...., sepl7
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

On Store = A Schooner which belongs
to Geo. B.igHs IF this city was blown on
the beach al Bombay Hook, on the night
of the heavy storm. She was down there
after load of sand, and was under COM
mand Of Capt.J. Fountain, she Is con-
sldsrably damaged, aud Mr.. Bright went
yesterday to see about getting her up.
New Drain,--N. Lieberman the pop
ulsr clothing man is having a drain put
In Fifth street, from Fifth and Market
streets, to connect with The King street
sewer. Speaknau & Brother are doing
the work.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

Hunter and Inventor.-About three
o'clock on Monday afternoon, rather
strange looking team drove up to the
water fountain on Front street near
West. The sides OF the dearborn were
ornamented with the words "Hunter and
Inventor" painted in fancy letters, and
skins OF different kinds of wild beasts
were tackled on the sides Of the wagon.
On the back Of the same was fastened a
large wooden box, and the wheels were
Tapped with plated straw. The caravan
was in charge Of two men, one OF whom
said this was done to keep the spokes
wet while they were passing over the
mountains coming to this section OF the
country. Upon the reporter OF the RE.
PUBLICAN asking him If be meant to
say that they drove from California With
those old crowbaits? he said "yes sir,w,
did, and we arrived at the Centennial on
the last day ofthe fair q notice Of which
you might have seen in the papers. We
were Just two years in getting here and we
are now on our way back. Will you tell
me the way to tho course where the
horse races are TO take place to morrow.
We intend trying some ofthe fast horses
of this section Of the country" The len
porter replied, what! with either of those
horses? he replied, "yes sir, you must
notjudge Of book by its covers.
Matrim0nial.-On Thursday, the Alb
lust. John Pilling Of the firm of Dean Il
Pilling wooden manufacturers In Newark
DEL, was married to Mrs. Ellen Glenn,
by the Rev. Mr.. Porter, Of the Presby-
terian church and Dr.. Phoebus Of the
Methodist church, at the residence Of the
bride. After the usual congratulations
the party numbering between thirty and
forty, took carriages and went to the res.
idence Of the groom, where they were
ushered into the dining room, when they
we're seated al table that fairly gr,an'
cd with the good things Of this life, After
satisfying the appetite shors time was
spent in social converse, when the party
were again treated to an abundance oil
foreign and domestic fruits, Of the most
choice ginds, and the bride and groom
were each presented with some very
handsome presents. They then took the
five O'Clock train for New York, where
they remained until Monday when they
started for two weeks trip through the
ountry.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
Town ai.dICountry. !

The .Breakwater Light denies the re-
port that the Bridgevilla Fair was 8 fall
tirss
many Of the attendants at the fair 1t
Wharton, Md, did not pay any attention
TO the address OF Senator Bayard.
It is worse than fully 10 endeavor to
unsettle d0culnes well established.
The Court will meet at New Castle on
Monday, the 10Th Of November.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

NOTICE.-I, John Keegan. In compliance
IN with the req quirements Of the Act Of As
sembly, In such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writ
ing to the Court of General Sessi ms Of the
p esce and Jail delivery of the State OF Del
aware, In and for the county of New Uastle,
upon Monday the 10th day Of November, s.
D., 1S77, being the first day of the next Nc
vember term of the said court, for . license
to keep tavern known as tho Rising. Sun
Hotel, School District, No As, in the City of
New CASTLE, New CASTLE County in the State
of Delaware, End TO sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities tnan one quart to b. dunk
on the premises and the following respects
BILE citizens recommend the said application
James Wilmot, 4. r. Weggenmann,
VIM. Halscbumaker, James ONeill
j. M. Wise, Sr.. Edw. Connolly,
William Robinson, David w. nlkinton,
Albert Il. sutton, David M Wark,
P. j. Duffy. d. Bou'den,
Jno. Z. V. Hay.
0c9t JOHN KEEdAN.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
question whether we are righteous Or
wicked is as to how we STAND with

QuebllOu WuttuoI We AEo kTiSu'tOub "
wicked Is as to how we stanI with
God 4gG.i Fg4 al E
Itis we'll with the righteous in this
world. Though they may haveItroubles,
-perplexities and losses, they have Christ
with them. Religion makes them happy
under all circumstances; put man ID
harmony with God, In q condition oi
peace and quietpess and be can stand
the loss Of al things. When the storm
comes, the Pilot will take the helm.
No,you can not place the righteous man
10 any circumstAncesl that II will not be
wellwiihi him. s.sE
But II NJ al with the wicked even IN
this world. He may, Tor . while, be
prosperous, but be has no peace, no real
happiness. And while religion tends to
make man honest, industrious, vigor'
Ous, and frugal, sin tends to drag him
down physically, mentally and pecuniar'
lily. Il does not cost nea. a. much to
serve the Lsrd - 10 serve tho Devil.
One night at ball often costs more
than rsllgion does In . whole year. Many
men waste b months wages In q sipgle
debauch, besides loss Of character, and
loss OF health. But alt 10 well with the
righteous for they shall eat the fruit ot
their doingS." They that trust in the
Lord shall net want any good thing.
It pays man to be q Christian. In
illustration Of Of this, be referred TO the
experience Of q poor, degraded drunkard,
who clothed in rags and frenzied with
delirlum tremeDs, went to the altar, and
there found Jesus as a Saviour for even
him. That man became an active Chris
tian, and before he died amAssed q for
tame Of $4,000. 4
But IL will be III with the wicked.
Az lie passes on, the shadows will deep.
en-, the storms grow more and more ter.
rife. Aud when death comes 1t finds
them withoutkGod and without hops,
But when the righteous die, they pass
calmly and peacefully away, to be with
Jesus; We do not know where the place ID
nor need We care. It is enough to know
that it wont take minute for US to got
there. l
Then beyond death Is tha resurrection,
when there shall be a new heaven and 4
new earth: when this corruptible shall
put on interruption. and this mortal
shall put on immortality.
1t 10 we'll with the righteous through
and ia eternity. Bnt the wicked shall
cat the fruit Of their d0lngs not only
here, but hereafter. S8
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
EDITION .
weather lntIi cations.

War Department, Office Of the Ghtei
Signal Officer, Washington, October 9,
Ia. M. 55
Indications for Tuesday For New
England and the Middle Atlantic States.
warm southeasterly, veering to colder,
westerly winds, rain areas, followed BY
clearing weather, and falling followed by
rising barometer.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
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SHlPMAN, ILL.,, June Is, 1875.
DR.. R. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. II:
4 Dear Sir-I wish to, state that my
daughter aged IS, was pronounced in.
curable abd was fast falling, as tie doc
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tanned a half dozen bottles Of your Dis
covery Tor her and she commenced i'm,
proving at once, and is now well and
strong. She took the Discovery last
fall, Very truly yours,
REV. ISAAC N. AUGUsT.N.