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BOARDLH0

EQ1 D STREET NoRTHwEsT.-RooM AND
OOl BOARD z and y psr week. aoGSrdinS % u
en- accommodated mhl0u
A1R PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NEAR
u V sirthstreet Depot-Ftrst-clais board, with
room. from . 10 30 pei week; uansisnt 40 Per
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NEW "vEST.P0CKET-' BOOKS.
A MOosEHEAD JoURNAI.-J, r. Lowell.
EALLEGRO, IT, PESsEROSA, &c.-Mllton.
suMMER.-James Thomson.
FAVoRTTE EPOEMs.-William Cooper.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITINELY CuRED.

CS0n REWARD WILL RE PAID FOR A
LyOO'y Bottle Of any other Extract or Essence
OF Ginger u found to equal In fine flavor, purity and
prompt medicinal effect Saniord's Jamaica Ginger
Samples free at all Druggists and Gsocers.
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They are perfect,
harmless, can be tax
en- by young or ole
without restraint OF
diet or occupation.
PRICE C5 CENTS.
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PILLS

A distinguished physician of New 1or
says.
at Is astonishing how universally Dl
Tutte .n!s are used. In my daily round
[ her Z them not only among the poo,
,ut :.e.rvirtues are heralded from the mar
icas ! the wealthy and refined. Know
liz HI inventor from his long connect
Nit. lie medical profession, | have gre;
.ont lence /" tn If merits. and of late haV
,ftcn prescrlbed them with the happlest r.
hi In asses where | desired to make a O.
.ided impression on the liver
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FARMERS FRIEND.
L.

viii stand this season at J Il. AueoIn's
He Will serve Mares ut the reduced price
OF SlJ.uo for the season, and lnsurlu a
Mare with foal.
Those neglcrting to attend regularly I'M
til the Mare is known to be with foal, will
be required to pay full price.
Pedigree. Farm RS Friend is s years
old. weighs 400 lbs is a beautifully maloga
ny bay. black legs. maine and tail. and is
i6+ hands high. He was sired by Young
Potomac, grand sire Old Potomac, brought
from Kentucky by David Niles. Dam by
Barnap's old Sampson Of Hillshoro III.
Young Potion" tc's Dam was full blooded.
tSire Arehyl
j. + AUCOIN, Parish of ASSUMPTION.
Labadieyille, p.
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DR.. Tut has been er
gagged in the practice {
medicine thirty years, an
foralongtiIne was demon
strator of anatomy in til
Medical College of Geo:
gia, hence, persons usin
his Pills have the guarar
tee that they are prepare
on scientific principle
and are Tree from a
quacl,ery.
He has succeeded j
combining in them ii
heretofore antagonist
qualities of q strengthen
ing, fnrgaiiue, and p
DVtng tonic.
Their first apparent e
feet is to increase the a.
/ petite by causing the foe
! to properly assimilat'
Thus the system is nou
/ isfed, and by their ton
/ action on the digestive Q
I gans, regular and healtl
l evacuations are produce
1 The rapidity with whit
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MarceIle venais presque tous les
Jolro, ct son amour chassait loin de
MOI toute Granite, toute sumbre pen
see. fainament les esprit. que ie con
atltais a.ec C>apo. m'avertissaient
de prendre garde a mon vingt-slxie-
me ct a mou IIente-neuyieme ami
vtfsalre. ct he repetaient qu'arres
cette deIniere date senlemeut. ie
nanrais plus ripn 4 r~edouter....
de vecus aln>i pres dune aimee
entlere. Mails lapprochA du jour on
J'ai.ais avoir vingt-six ans fit di>pa-
raltfe cette ~tranoniliite d'e>Wit, ct,
inrsqae lie jour fatal a%rriva. fetal, de
nouvea" Ell probe a Inc nxiei poi
gnante.
} La mn ca proclaim Humfr0.
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Il. BOuRQUaN,
EEOr.Ogcr d BijOutseE,

Continue conlme par lie paSse, lie meme
genre q a~itairts,
tuC"isnnre st. LOUIS ct Market.
m.2i.'71. Thiboda4x. La
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lie suisse me regalda avec stu 1
penr.
Monsters lie marquis. r~fpondit-il
est
-Parlez donc.--.Pnis ie I"ntrer J
Nous avonS ca Ia doulear &c
peydre monsieur le marquis.
Une a%nxitte horrible S'empara de
moi.
Eft mademeiselIe diagram Z? re-
pris je.
Madame Ia haronne cst-sorti.
Je fus aneanti. lie suisse Qu" mes
yeux hagauis commencement ~ et1ta-
yer, me ponssa doncement Insqu'a la
porte, gu ii Ienferma sur moi.
Northumberland, je ,epris lie che
min de mon hotel, ct, tout IN mar
chant. je he cesSai de murmurer
~Batonne 49,. Madame Ia baron
Tx = "oiti'
Je ietombai malade ct i'on me
fit encore garder la chambra pendant
IN mois. Entin. plus tard. Guand jail
iai miruN, Csapo. gu: m'avalt sol9ne
avec beaGconp de devouement, NE
eontirma Ia tri>te vcrit6 Marcelle
etait mariGe : ii un autre on await
pr6tendu que j'etais f,u. ct lt mar
quis. !; son lit de mort, await ohtenn
de ma tiancGe qu'eile epou>at lie barren
de N----Elle await attendu plus
dan an.
Mon deSespoir lie commit pas lie
borneS. ct ie me lnrai de ne jamais
renrettre les pietls i Ih0tel d'Ayran.
Je me tins parole. J'e>sayer meme
de m'ttouldr :j'allai dams le monde
Mais un Soir, dams TN bal. je revi>
Marcelle ct, DIES lois, .je cherchai
Gus les moyens deluder mon ser
ment. Pendant plus dun an, je la
suivis partont, he f%rGlueaiant que
les m%aiSons OF ~j'esp6rais la rencon
trer. Je devinaiS bicn q~u'clle mai
matt encore ;mais. par cette ralson
, meme. ellie me fnydii. Enin, j'obtin>
d'elle.a force de prieres, d'obses
Sions, qu'eiIe consentlt /; venir chez
moi. "causer dU l,asse,' hi avai>'
:. je dit.
Ellie vint,
Oh s'il est m jour dams ma tristt
: existence oil TAI pa croire que lie Ma
heur res>ait de m'accabler, Get ce-
:. lui Oh ma Marctil. hien aimee. il
conscitnte de- sl ra,lcuse heau.e e
tontc trembiantr Il lIdf- de @liucon
sepnence de ii dtmarchr, p~enetrn Il
Indictment chez son ancien compa
gnon de jeux chez son ami d'enfance
. chez moi!
Ellie entra =, i'etais ii SEES genouS
=. ct ie tenais Sill petite main, encor
gantee, tendrement serree dams
mienne
Marcelle, lui dis ie. ne devinei
vous pas conbien je dois soutfrir d
vous avoir perdne?
Ele ne repondit ren mails il n
:: sembla que sa main await repond
pour ellie, qu'elie me comprenait,
uL'elle p~ensait CONNIE moi.
Je voas aime, lui dis-je alors m
mez vous
Eft je voulus la presser SUI mt
cpur.
Ellie me reponssa doucemen
mails il me sembla qu'une larr
mOnillait 0 wolfe noir, encore ba.
Sc, ct repondait ''Oui'' pour ellie.
..;a -Marcelle, repris-je bientot. vo
souvient il d'autrefois Ne croye
e., vous pas que nos ames etaient fat
AL, pour sunir ct que nous pOuviC
etre bien heureux !....
oh oui-- ..bien heureux -
muImura-t-elle.
par
grandes heures que nous passan
ensemble LET quel beau r6ve ds
ma vie
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NOTICE..

T,HF UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
4 to the corner OF st. Philip aud Market
streets. next door to the Post Office. where
he will keep All assortment of Charter Oak
and other cooks stoves. fire CRATES. cooking
utensils, Glass ware. Tin ware. Bolts and
Nuts. Charcoal, rvets of all sizes and kinds;
and will be prepared to do any species OF
Tin, Zinc, light iron and copper work.
Also an assortment of wagon hubs, ~felloes,
spokes ect.
Jan. LIST. S. I. GRISAMORE,
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, UHee{crtght
md Carriage Shop.
III. Tctreau. Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends, ard the public in
1 general. that he is prepared to under
take all kinks of work in his line. ut advin~
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
IL has secured the services OF Iirst class
worklnen of recognized ability. He has lai!
in a full and varied supply Of spokes and
felloes of first choice, for carria yes. etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Collins with glass;, imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock of ready-makc
shrouds. for men, women and children, an
article OF luxury. new style. at very model
ate prices.
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Quandii fut temps, pour ellie, de
partlr, nous o Il retIOuviOns CONNIE
au commencement. Jetais encore IA
SIS genoux, Settlement ellie await re
leyG son wolfe. ct la petite main que
je tenais contre mes levres etait de-
gantee depuis %longtemps.
-NarcelIe. diSais-je. je t'aime ::
m'aimes-tn
-Toujours, ct pour toujours fit
ellie.
Eft ellie s'enfuit.
J'etais lie plus heureux DIES hom-
mes. Heias tant de bonheur etait-il
tait pour moi ? Mes regards tombe-
cent sur un journal que j'avais la lie
matin, ct que j~'avais jet6 ensuite sur
un tauteuil.
ii portrait In date
IL decembre Is
1t Je Crus yolr lie ID Sc tolde COM
lne Til serpent.
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FEUlLLETON
Is
SENSATIONS DUN FOU
Nattte.

Tant d'admirat ion. tant d'amour
ne %pouvaient fchapper longtempS ii
ma mere. Afres m'avoir i%nterrogG,
ellie ALA vOir lie marquis diagram,
gu; consentit i me bonner "a file.
a la condition toutefois one lie ma
riage n'aurait pas lieu avant que j'eus
SO vingt ct un ans.
Pen await vinSt alors. Mon educa
ton etait terminGe, ct je vlvais Il Pa
: ris, trouvant les heures lentes ct
cherchant ii me di-traire, lorslu'un
Jour, la veille dc mon depart annuel
pour In campagne. je reneontrai mon
ancien precsptear que je n'avais pas
va depuis que!ques semaines. Ii me-
parut distract. preoccnpe, ct me parla
Engagement de spiriti-m'. C'etait
chose %nonvelle pour moi. ct, CONNIE
je lui temoignais mon 6tonnement,
il m'engagea Il venir le soir meme
chez lui, OH il devait faire une exIe-
rience avec un de SEES amis.
Lorsque j'arrivai. lis etaient tons
deux assis devant une petite table.
II a%vnient p!ante un crayon dams une
%planchette de bois blanc. sur la
que,le il. appuyaIent lrur, mains. ct
attendaient qu il plnt il l'esprit Gvo
que de manchester sa presence.
Sur l'invitation de C>apo, je posai
moi au>>i, les mains sur Ii planchet.
tie. AusSit0t je sentis les fihr"S dt
bois trembler sous mes doists, lie CT;
Won s'agita ct ecrivit:
TrOis fois je recommended lteype
rience, trois fois j'obtins lie meme re
sultat.
Mon emotion ttait vive. Fl me sen
blait que ie CHI fire ID sc raitachai
il quelque historic que j'avai> connu
autref"iS ct don't je ne pouvais res
saisir les details.
-Qni est-tu ? demandai-je i l'e-
prit i: ct CONNIE la planclette reSta
i%mmohile. .ie repttai ma lneStio
avec impatience.
Alors le crayon tcrivit:
Judas.
A ce nom. lie wolfe qul courrait II
m6moire SC dfchira brnsquement,
pour Ia premiere foi> depnis hu
ans, je me- rappelai Ia vision qui m
TAFT apparue. Je devins tres pal
mais i'cus la force de diS>imuler m,
trouble. e.. ne vonlant rien avon
nj a Csapo. nj "A >on ami, je feigu
de ne pas comprendre
judas ? i>je en- haussant |
6pauleS, quest &c que celia vent dire
A peine Nais-ie achieve. que
crayon, ,iolrmment secoue par II
force invisible, traca sur lie papi
'ces trois motS i:
Mdlheur q toll
J'etaiS atterro. Je voulus plaisa
ter, mails lie rire expira sur mes |
vres. Je pris congo de Csapo ct
rentrai chez mo.
LIE lendemuin, je partais pour I
vern avec ma mere les d'Ayr
u0us ayaient precedes Il la caml
gaze, ct b:entot i'oubliai. aupres
Marcelle. les inqui6tudes qui m
vaient obsede.
Dependant le temps pas>ait, ct
voynis awe iUie approcher ma vim:
et-unie,oe aimee. Nous etions
mois de d6cembfe. Depuis oueIql
jours ma mere Sc ~trouvait Il Reul
,avec Marcelle. Files. devaient re,
mir ie u. dams la soiree, mais. par
te dune circumstances i%nprevue. |,
retour fut remis au l3. date de m
auniver>aire.
&c >oir-la, vars huit heures. is,
asSis dams un ftuteuii. au coin de
'grande chrminte du salon, dams
~ &c
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
II, 10 et b. Royal Street, n, OIL, l3etI5
nsntre Canal ct EbOnane
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PRoPRIETAIRE.

On trouve dans Get etablissenIent tout &c
que la saison tournit de plus dielcat ct toute
aspece de wins de choix tout ce quill faut
pour soirees ct marriages., etc.
II Y a DIES salons particulars au premlers,
ct dies chanbres elt "auninelit meublees a
louer 4 la semaine ct au mois.
Les Pianteurs ct les habltants de la cam
payne qui voudront honorer Get etablisse-
mcnt lie lcur patronage Y trouveront Its
ehambres ct neu nourriture bonnie ct copl
euse e $500 p%arjour.
les portes du restaurant restent on-
vertes jusqu'A minuit. ID u. IS
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PIRscNs TAEE cN FLESH,
WORTH rgErg WEIGHT IN GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, NY.

KY.
Aug. 3, 1875.
DR.. Tut d Sir
For ten years l have bee
a martyr to dyspepsia, cor
stipation, and piles, an
had well nigh exhauste
! the materia medica for re
lief from this living deatt
1 when, by accident, you
Pills We're brought TO m
/ notice. | began their use
I and the first dose gave III
such reliefthat continue
TO take them. l am now
well man, have a good az
petite, can digest well, tn
piles have disappeared
and / have gained tort
hounds in solid flesh.
| would not be withor
them for their weight i
1 gold.
4 REV. r. L. SIMPSOo
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IMPURE MILK.

Watering milk has long been held to be,
in these modern DAYS, one of the venial of.
fences in connection with adultera,ing the
'pure juice Of the cow" and where i, il
not accompanied BY putting in chalk, gvp.
sum and other substances to give the re
vised and enlarged compound sutacien,
s.oolor' and BODY some little frauds in
extending" the milk are apt to BE- winked
at in large cities if no. too outrageous.
New York City hxs taken the initiative
in tie nxster, and has severely punished
those ~enders Of the 'impure" with heavy
hnek Csn our nukmen be said to be in.
Docens Of this grave otfsnses We should
Be sorry to inpuie anything wrong .o
their charge, hu; An occasional aaalyza.
ton, We think, would be beneficial.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

DoEs Sc election elecs: This the Gun
ing question in jersey City. On Tuesday
last the citizen. Q: :ha; much governed
town rallied st the rclls although the
Republicans failed to rally in szsc:sn,
force to elect snyhcdv. B0. u. s,er:
forward the Hon. Cortland; Parker with
An opinion tia; the Law unde. which ,b.
Fire Commissioners, tie Police Co-u,;s-
siooers and the Board c: Publ;c Works
were chosen is invalid and The election
void, and he foriies his opinion by sons
pungent arguments iron Gov. Beilsss Old
veto Messages The reasons Which III.
Governor alleged Is ias,ifvins Ii: .stu.s
to sign other bills,o tie ground ,hs; The,
were unconstitutional, apply viii FIJI
force according to Mr.. Parker, 10 itis 80,
1t u true sha. the Goveoos sigre; the a.,
concerning commissions and this NIX = 3,
interesting case Of B-dle sgAiuI Bs4s,s
But the case Which comes hous 10 tn,
business and hasouas Q: jersey Ci.v.,s
one between the existing boards, VIC m,
pose to stay where they are. sd c.rsi,
Demoeras sho claim ths, they vs-s e,e>
ed. As matters look uox j; is -s,~s,
case Of dualsy, ard ~e ought tic e1re,,
SLl for a commission.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

The Lewiston (Me.) Journal recon-
mends homes which can Be had in that
State for the asking. 1t says: "1n Aroos-
took County there are $1,000 acres Of -
good land a. the morning sun finds in the
State, open to actual settlers. Lots Of l6O
acres each are obtainable BY any settler for
the trifiipg sum Of IS cents per acre, to Be
expended in labor on the road to his own
home, These lots are scattered over sew
eral townships, some Of which are incoE-
pora,ed towns. The soil isgood, and is
covered With heavy growth ofhard wood
spruce, cedar, and other trees"
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y
AnERacAH exportess q ngarcarsd
hams 10 tho English market viii proba-
bly, find it 10 their advantage to discoa-
tiuue practice 10 which according to the
Pail Nall Gazette, they AZ addicted. 4
prosecution at Liverpool, .undsr ths Salad
Food and Drugs act brought ont the fact
that large quantities Of hams are sent nom
our country to England wrapped in can-
vas covers powdered with cAronats OF
lead, which 10 . very dangerous poison, and
in the case before the magistrate had psns-
trated the meat. The effect Of sprinkling
is to keep flies away, and its effect will Be
to keep customers away ~ we'll.
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WELLINGTON, April II, 1877:
DELAWARE IN THE COLD.

DElAWARE IN THE COLD.
Secretary Sherman shelves another lot
Of ofice-eeekers by announcing that he will
rigidly enforce the law relating ts appoint.
ments in the treasury department: "Tha.
on and after January l. 1876, the sppoint-
menb Of the department shall be so arran'
ged as to be equally distributed between
the several states of the United States, ter
ritories and the District Of Columbia, &C
oording to population" This Of course
will extingaish the hopes of those place
hunters whose states have already had
their share Of appointments in this depart
ment But then it will also increase in the
same ratio the hopes and chances Of those
whose states have not had their
hare. Secretary Sherman will re-
ducs the number Of his applicants
but perhaps increase the liveliness Of those
that remain. The other departments. tco
viii perhaps finds themselves beseiged by
IN additional number Of Office hunters thus
driven away from the doors Of the treas
ury.
Nov, it appears that under the law just
cited there can at present. in the treasury
department. be no appointment from New
England, from New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Maryland, Delaware, Wes Virginia,
Virginia Arizona and the District of
Columbia.
Has Delaware had its full quota Of rep
resentatien? We think not Perhaps
Senator Sherman can inform us on the
matter.
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xassle Deys, Atasntisa!

~.r>.r. numbers of little fellows In the
n,tv Cho vonld greatly help their parents
c,S ~ nsrhsnS 8 widowed mother, BY
Ss.nSn1 ~ 81 q s per weak. This can reSdiiy
II done 81 selling TEE HERALD; Tners
- several boys who sell lee H5RALns RAJ :
every morning As 1t Is eold % mem .Mn a. =.
: ~ s.rt ~. tSa nrefit e easily counted. The
psper ID ready for delivery Al o'clock. a;
IN. and there are plenty Of paces whefe !!
oen b cold, that are not thus far occnpieo
81 any seller. ~ who desire to honesty
earn some meney, call At THE HERALD
o8co.
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EDUCATIONAL.

VILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
Y COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges is under the charge of the
Angastinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
q thorough Classical Scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t is situated on the Pennsyl.
vania Cent? al Railroad. eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of nve months, in
advance, $50.
For full particulars, send for q catalogue.
Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON, D. D,
decl-lyr President
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Tie Washington Fire Engine has been
stricken from service, on account OF the
box on the hind wheel being worn out
Delay in its repair may occasion serious
loss to the CITY, particularly at this time,
when incendiaries are rampant, therefore,
We would urge upon the authorities their
immediate attention to the matter.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
THIRK n I rsnered acsixiir ,nao-. ,hs

">N'!t. eEh(Gs tEt
foreign ministers Of Europe LoN Derby
who impaired the esece Of the protocol bv
his declaration, has FASTENED 10 Sissbs,.s
the Porte Of any hopes ii NAV hsvs i5,n,s5
OF British aid. This siep has evidently
been taken to meek the coming s..sck in
Parliament, - we'll a 10 make tie Por,.
little more Submissive Count Ap5-sssy
seconds the British rsnons,rsoce, he;nr
evidenti. apprehensive tha: diplomacy Ia;
played itt las c,rd. Russia maintains be,
uncomprising attitude, and intimate. ths
next week she viii convince Europe o
her esznessnse.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

EXQUISITE SILKS
EXQUISlTE SIL1S
EXQUISITE SILKS
EXQUISITE Silks
EXQUISITE SILKS 90,
2XQUIsITE slLKS no
EXQUIeITk SlLkSS LESs
EXQVISlTESlhAa
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THE HERALD
na usrning Hsrala

\. puhlished every morning, Sundays
exaenfedL and delivered In the Guy y
Wiim1ngtOn and surrounding places ~ ~
ccnD psf wedk, payable 70 w thrss
Nnil Subscription. p0staSo H00'
1rH. ORY1NH 4 Co, Publisners
= No so Shipley street.,
Wilmington, Oel.
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LADIES' COATS AND DOLMANs
LADIES' COATS AND DOLMANS
LADIES' COATS AND DOLlANS
LADIES COATS AND DOLMANS
LADIES COATS AND DOLMANS
LADIES COATS AND DOLMANS
LADIES' COATS AND DOLMANS
LADIES' COATS AND DOLMANS
LADIE6' COATS AND DOLMANS
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
mo NO pKANss PEtzSs

Grea YES: Single Number Prize Drswips ,ha.
ever toos place in the United states. g ~'A"'
au.noriIy OF an act OF the Legislature
.ae Esnt All pcize Drawing will take nlecs
! PEo!lc az Cheyenne. Wyoming nnsi,;~.s
March Is. Isl, and 10 be drawn .h.
loln and sah ofeach and every month VAC
s722-24S 10 he distributed
faeh ana every ticket will be en- t;,,a,l .o
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

Boots and Shoes for LADIES' Gentlemen,
and Children, at prices far below those OF
any other Shoe dealer in town.
lFBoets and shoes made to order and
mending pron,ntlv attended to.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
NARDEN REEDs.
just RECEIVED.

'eSl hk-ElNEO,
large lot ofall kind from the tamhr,a,o
aiiey seed Gardens. These canien saeSs
are sesected With great care. and ars r,s
sase a. Iuihrie's Grocery Store cornsr M ",
: ront street and Maryland avenue. Ha H
a. n.so I las M me oes' quality of flour Constant.