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, 1877-07-17

Nav YonK, July lB.-stembors OF tho State
Central Committee of tic urccnbnek party viii
maet bero Aug. Is for consultation an.l to tx
%the time and place for StA.e Co:lycdtlolt.
, 1877-07-17

Thres.bspe hlta-Whtte. !.
Tutai b.sss on clean hits-Chtcago, 10; uoa-
FlF.t bass On crron --I!alltnan. !: Egeler: j;
L::soMasd, !; nKou'ks, l; Sutton. !; Morrill,. l.
isis u h..ss-Isvsy: J.: An.on. !; Peters: 4:
III HTslst e i,ns; Sttsra M bs,aa %G
ii ijusst i on called h.lls~Noae.
Passed bat!s-Anson. 3; usown, !.
lmpife-J. Fred Conc.
Whcu tho llostons and ChIcagos pfaycA their
last twH gA,nes Ut thu Ycnr 1B1ll In Chfrai.o,
Ecpt. ~ aud -, Mr.. conu way umpire ta b4,t1t,
ana A. tho time Tun Tribune felt bound to
cull attention u his extraordinary dee!sious. 1t
said. what 1t still hciures. that with uny other
two clubs ho wuulG Inako fMr enough umpire,
but when actiug for tho bostons hta ileas of tn,-
partiality b*:conIe cuE1ousiy warped. Yesterday
hi. decisions. md, had tho Whites played u
sharp, cl.,sc :;a,he. II would hardly haYe i#e,s
possible fur tho csntest to have proceeded with
III. Conc, 10 entirely were slc cruxl convinced
olIenso wa given by Lfs calling II balls uu.l
strikes, in which n Wna apparently reckless nntl
strlnguut by turns. The decisions which ths
Clscavus l,4d lllt,st reason to object 10 we're lf
tle nth inniiIg: filcnn sent one Just paAt third
base bas, antl. without ANY Doubt, Oh tlsu Inside
enough tu be lair, but hc was called buck.
Docs Mr. Conc Know whether tile bass-l'aK IL
10 Or out OF the tltatnondf II. tho saino Inning
:4S9o3 ktat4! wv ~ ~ - ="
hit, under circumstances which Fatsetl curious
presutnptlous u untatrIess. Thu alst might be
extended uycr KofAl lrul nofp spagc Wctu 1t nec-
essary. buule OF the decisions Ut second might
l,e objected to- Tho gist Of tue matter " this:
that The management Ut the Chis1go naseball
Club IL nut dolux It's patrons justice II Il neg
leyts to take every fair una legal chai'tc TO gct
sutne other u,npifc than Mr. Couo for It's gaines
with tho Rustot, Club Thcrs Is some curious
hitch tn that gentleman that units hlm for tho
position.
The same Glubs play their seventh game this
afternoon, aud 1t Ii expected that Bralley will
ba zlla to uitch.
, 1877-07-17

Kpfe'dt Nts3KsFch 10 Ihs TS76ure.
BRnRIEN. Dcrrlcn To-, July 1G.-Wncat Is very
s''ort tn this county in consequence ol licsslau
Hy. VIII nus average mnre Than .welyu bushels
PR ARE. The grain is we'll filed and plump.
Weather good. Peaches latr crop.
, 1877-07-17
BUSINESS NOTICES

- kecp'a CuAtotn 6alrtA atade to Msa4nre,--
Very beat 0 for 81; no obligation 10 keen apY Of
keeps shirts unless perfectly satisfactory. 171
, 1877-07-17
70 & 81 State-st.
SEASIDE LIBRARY,

SEASIDE lt6NAKf.
Ths ties. a,andaEl huses vttin ta4 reach u every
oht, u.uks usually Ad for u ~ u given &4hLh4uxed
aAd unstrtdsndi tut ~ xA1 liz.
1. Ea.l L1aac. ~ ARR Hrnry Wool tuouh!a
31ntuSE! +uU
=. John tlalltax, d;ent1tMaa. IL AiAs MI.
lock. tpVuhl# SuAlS5). ,:ss<1o
2. yAHa Hfft. uy Charlotte Usouts. tloubi1). xud
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IT, r,,S, SSsss ts!axs S9atxI'ii i; Il, 1oo
Asls fSs isJs;1 JE;'is T ss4ss iiS SsnSfi N
y. The Ar4adel atvtto. " Aary Cees! AaJ. ~.
llsl tst1xu u!bxEj...:...... ..:..lGc
lboals Haatsxsl. =. goo
si5uGs Suatsr; =. osss 2to
TsvliStc. tDyabla Ss15s;l: ~ .e.:...: goo
tpua5e AuniLs!i ........xua
II. TLa ncnd s:ecFrt. w Ntlktu Collins.
Is. HuMslu- W Geu1xs Eliot tDoahls). sd. 2oe
For a4le by al Hksa aud Sss asstsss. ef aent
pssks pssSa4a "a fssskki y gf'ss * pa,,s.,
II. o. Ba1 sss1.} ~, ~ - yAaaewstes ~. T. !.
, 1877-07-17

t.s~ Mrs. lslnsluw's soothing syrnp" for
Shlldfen whilo sccthsng, 1t cures dJHentesy and
diarrana, wind cnfic. mud regulates tic buweIs.
, 1877-07-17

For catasrl md Hay Poser use Jehnr*
nncG9alcd ''Frcheh ca.arfh Cusc." Trial md
samples ircc io all ofcc 10 State Perley ede.s
, 1877-07-17

ALLENTOWN, Pa., July ld.-Tbomas kahm
and Henry Helaharh, Injured by the boiler ax~
ploslou as Kiefcr's o1s iniue Saturday, hare
1t,.L
, 1877-07-17

ST. Louis, Mo-, July l1-Thc Browns aud
Hartfords played another extraordinary twelve
lug, especially Ia tho last snnin9. when Holds
worth aud Start easuei tAcIr tascs, with no man
out. Caruy then retired on = fou1-bound 10
clapp, aud Ferguson sent up q hlgh 6y, which
FuEcs puspoSely dropped, forcing out both ot
tbs 1nen gu basca. battih's third-base plsy was
very brilliant. The batting VI both xidca was.
, 1877-07-17

RELATIONSHIP OF BRAIN AND STOMACH
Ia close onc. indeed. They aro connected by
that wonarnus elastic link the sympathetic nerve,
which communicates The abnor.ral sensatons Of
the organ Of digeation to that of thought. Npw. tt
digestion IL tsordescd. the brain, being tho great
focal point Of tbs nervous system. all the nerves
arc In soine degree affected. The main cause Ut
nervous trouble IL impaired digestion. and that is
usually produced by weakness Of tho Atonact.
l1ostcttrrA ston,ach ftltters rectf1rA thts+ anil
oreFcu'nca ncrSons debility by InfutinE inercssrd
energy into tho operation Of the organs nj nssrl-
ton. Through the agency Of .hla benchceut tonic,
not only arc the nerves v!taxed but the entire Ut.
ganl4a acqufEes YigQr md .c2rlarit1.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
Nv AdryIdAd.

The local option law for Princess Anne
and Hungary Neck districts, Somerset
comfy, went into effect last Monday. The
law permits the sale Of holne-m ade vine,
beer and cider.
Lawson, ESQ who for several years
has occupied the position Of Deputy Collcc-
tor and Surveyor in the Custom House al
Crisfeld, has been removed and J. W. Con-
per, Esq, sacceeds him.
The lifeless remains Of John Melvin were
discovered near the track OF the worcester
Railroad, about three miles from Berlin, On
Tuesday morning last. NJ, Melvin lived
near the sypepuxen III bay, and it Is presurn q
he had started home on Monday night from
Berlin under the influence Of liquor, when
be fell On the way and persisted in the snow
storm. He was over sixty years Of age.
The "Great London Sensation" show
which was exhibiting in the hall at Elkton,
week before last, closed on Saturday night,
and departed. Their creditors succeeded IN
getting their money by the aid of the sheriff
The wife of Mr.. John Caldwell, living
midway between Port Deposit and Roland
vile, died suddenly on Sunday, Both ut.
and was buried on Wednesday last.
J.W. Abrahams and henry ". Abraham:
sons Of John Abrahams, Esq, have arrived
1t home in Port Deposit after a long an
tedious voyage from Rio, Brazil, Soul
America, looking well and apparently nuct
improved from long sea voyage,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
Not Dead.

As announced in some Of our dailies on
Saturday evening, although l have been
confined to my room for some weeks, am
happy to state that l am slowly recovering,
with fair prospects Of getting out agais. Ia
regard to my business, would say that it
has not suffered 10 the least, as 1t ia being
attended to BY honest, competent clerks and
accommodating drivers. send along your
orders, ss we sill have large stock Of that
superior Enterprise coal On hand which We
are selling It the very lowest market rates.
JOSEPH FoUT,
Orange and Water Sts
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
NY, SLATE PAIET COMPANY,
lg2 & l1I MAIDEN LANE, New Yori
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A i FOHTUEE:-5;C CDSD GRAN d
DRAWING, .sTT. At New Orleans, on
Monday, February 5.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
PAEI.
This Ins;itc ion was ECU arly lyIncorpoIatsd
by the Legislature Of tie STATE for Educa-
tioaal purposes, IN l.bs, with "a Capitaloi
:l,VyJV.p 10 which las since been edded a
reSerue fu1d Of S35n.bD IiS GRAZ SIN
GLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will take
place monthly. II Eey-r scales or posi-
pones. LOOK al tne!o.iowiEg scheme.
CAPITAL PRIZE. S25.O0O.
1000 Tick cts at Five Dollars Each.
u. IL
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
Mauor'S Court,

At the Police Headquarters last evening
Mayor Whiteley presiding, the following
case was disposed of ::
John Dugsn charged by Thomas Co.'s
with assault and battery, and disorderly
conduct, was fined s., and held in the sum
of 500 10 keep the peace. From the eyi-
dence it appears that Dugan and severa
other boys, have been in the habit of snow
balling Mr.. Goss, who is fsgman On The
2. W. 4 B.R. 4. whenever they came iI
contact with him,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
Local Matters.
4he Stsas.

ne St0so
The Citisens National Bank of Middle
town - declared . semiannual DIVIDEND
Of four pr cent.
Mr. Ezekiel Fleming, Of HARRINGTON, is
.reti,.1 4 sav-mill near FELTON,. he pur-
chssed the 2O-horse power engine used by
~ Campbell Printing Press Co., at the
Ceptennial Exhibition.
A stranger has bsen visiting Camden,
suppoeed TO be . detective looking Into the
Ni6iin burglary. No arrests were made.
On Monday, January LIST, Governor Coch-
ran appointed Henry W. Long, Of Frank
ford. Prothonotary Of Sussex County, 10
place Of Sheppard P. Martin, whose term
expired on Saturday. Townsend Will De
next in sucse session.
The frame house At the end of the long
e.nsevay At Frederica, was burned down
IN Thursday night. Mr.. Colborne, who
20 sleepin9 in ! room where there was no
viDdow, being unable to escape was burned
to death.
Col. William c. Fountain, after An occu-
pancy of Ave years, retired from the CapiIai
Hotel. Dover, on Wednesday, and Is sue
ceeded BY Mr.. Lewis, late Of the Star ho'ei'
Baltimore.
Col. Andrew J. Wright, having been
elected to the Legislature, has resigned the
onica of Justice of the Peace, at Dover.
The applicants for the position are mos.
Youpq. ESQ, and Col. George B. Dickson
It is thought that the appointment will oe
announced in few days.
Durins the session of the Wilmington
Conference, which will be held at Milford
commencing Wednesday, March 7th: The
"News and Advertiser published ps "
sued as "daily."
In Camden, Del. there are said to be per
eons who are supplied with corn -cobs sstu-
rsted in the different brsndies distilled BY
certain distiller thereabouts The purchase!
chooses his cob, and by paying 80 to Z;
cents for II. takes 1t to the distillsr and Oh
tains quart Of brandy OF the haver OF sh'
cob.
The twenty-ff,h annual meeting OF I'M
stockholders of the Delaware RaAross
Company, will be held at the ONCE OF III
Treasurer in Dover, on Thursday, Januar!
II. At 1880 O'Clock, for the purpose o
elec.ing Directors Of the road.
ee&se w ultP, Al Ol1 SoioiSA
Soring, Sussex county. died or Monday las
aged about 50. George Burton, coloret
resident of the same neighboThood Is 10y
sn his goth year. His health is failing.
A pigeon shooting match between tv,
crack shots for sl00 came of At the Nj
ford base ball grounds on Wednesday week
The contestants were Samuel Rstciif, 0
Milford, and E. NJ. Parry, of AitGle,oHn
Ratclif Won, killing Is out OF ~ biros
while Parry stopped l6.
On Friday morning, while Mra. ". {
Fountain, Of Dover, was dressing in ne
he'd room, her dress came il contact vi!
the stove, setting It on fire. Nj: +
who, after having made the FIRE, had re
turned to bed, observing the condition c
affairs leapei out, and by the aid Of b!
night clothes, smothered the flames, ~hic
had nearly reached Mrs. F's. head. in DC
ing 50, the Col. severely blistsred bot
hands, Mrs F. fortunately, not reeei7in
any injury.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
A Sad AHictiOn.

We are called upon to announce to-day
the death of another child Of Henry G..
Gamble and wife, 605 East Fourth street,
who died yesterday, being the third child
that these afflicted parents have lost during
the past twelve days, all falling victims Of
that terrible scourge diptheria. The little
one will be buried from the residence Of the
parents this afternoon.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
TERME-pOSTAGE PREPAID.

Daily and Sundays, one year, $3.50; siA
months, 81 three months, $50.
Daily. without sundays, ohe year. s'siE
months, s4.l5, three months, $50 less tn7 Il
three months, 81 month.
The senai-weekly WoRKD tTueslays and
Frdays)-s2 a year. 10 Club Agents an
extra copy Tor q club Of ten-the daily FOL
| club of twenty-five,
the weekly World (Weinesdays)-s g
year To Cub Agents-an extra copy for
a cl uD OF ten. the semi-seekly for club
Of twenty, the daily for club OF fifty.
| Specimen number sent o1 application
Terms-Cash, invariably in advance.
to THE WORLD,
Corner Of Park Row and Beekman street,
jan5tf NSw York.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
Kcn AQl1kll

Mr.. VS.. Downing has rented the res
taurant in the basement of sa Vile Building
8. E. cor. Of Sixth and Market street for
merly occupied by Milne, and is having 1t
fitted up in first class style.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.
Gallons, can ED box

gallons, can sDA po4 y ~
- Eeg go
N half barrel Is Dl
~ o..e barrel 80 %
yYslaye IL stGch, OF our own manufac-
tu1e. roofing materials, etc, at the io.loWs
iug low prices:
100 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at cents
par square foot. Or we Will furnish Ruuber
Roofing, Nails. Caps. and Slate paint for
az entire lew root, at ~ ceats per square
t0ct.
80 rolls Z-ply T-rfed Roofing Felt, at IL
cents Per square foot.
@sJ Tolls 5-p!y Tarred Roofing Felt, at 2lz
cents per square loot,
30 rolls TarTed shea thing, at a cent per
JNa ge'-ons fine Enamel Paint, mixed
ready or use, On inside oI outside work, al
send for sample card OF colors. All Or
ders must Dc acc@En panied with the money
or satisfactory c!ty references. No gord-
shipped G. .. D., unless ~ press charges are
guaranteed.
saIupIe orders solicited.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
-
LOTTERIES.
A Fortune For Only 81,

orleans. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1877.
LOUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY CON.
PANY.
This institution was regularly incorpo-
rated by the Legislature OF the State for Ed
ucatfon Il PurpOs ses in 1858, with capital
Il ,OO O0D, to which 1t has since ADDED re,
serve fund O. 8 5000. Its GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly. The season OF 1871 opens Win
the following s:heme:
CAPITAL PRIZE, s15cO.
I'M n00 TICK ETl At ONE DOLLAR EACH.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
: 3 ass sf :

TO THE WoRKiSG CLAss.-We are
now ptep,Tc 10 furnish al classes witl
cOnstaGttInplDf l.e.lt 8 home. .tAe whole Of
the time, or for their spare moments.
Business new, light and profitable. Per-
SONS Oh either sex easily earn from 80 cents
TO IS per evening an / proportional sum
by devOting tnGiT whole time to the busl.
ness. BOys aui girls earn nearly as much
a. men. That al! who see this notice may
send Their ajGress, aud test the business,
we make this unparalleled offer TO such
rs are not well satisfied, we VIII send one
dollar to pay fgr tte trouble Of writing.
Vall particulars. samples worth several
dollars to c)n.IutEcg work On, and o copy
Of Home and FiIc.!de, one 0! the largest
and best illustrated Publications, all sent
free bT NAL. Reader, IF you want per.
manent profitable work, address,
GEORGE eIlN-ON & Co.,
janGtf Portland, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08

DIED.

PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
which NAV be done with one-sourth
the usual expense, by using our
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY FOR USE.
Fire.Proof, Water.Proof, Durable,
Economical and Ornamental.
A roof may be covered with very cheap
stingIe, and by application OF this slate be
made 10 last from 20 To % years: "a zoos
Gao be patched and coated, looking much
better, and lasting longer than new shln-
one Third ne Cost Of Reshinglins.
The expense of stating new shingles is
only about the cost OF simply laying them.
The paint is FIRE-PRoOF against SPARKS or
dying embers, as may be easily tested by
any one.
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK.
and for tin or iron has no equal, as 1t ex
nands bv heat, contracts by cold. and NEyER
re.cxs nor scales. Rosfs covered with Tai T
Sheathing Felt can be made water-tight a.
small expense, and preserved for many
years.
. N~ EXTREMELY CHEAP.
TWO gallons will cover hundred square
feet OF shinzie roof, while on tin. iron, felt.
matched boards, Or any smooth surface,
| nom two quarts to one gallon are requires
| tn lja square feet of surface, and although
| the Paint has heavy body ii Is easily ap-
piled with brush.
No Tar is used in this Composition
| therefore it reitner cracks in "lAter, noi
runs in Summer.
and pores. and gives q new substantial roo
| fnat " II last Tor years. %CRLED or WARPED
| shingles il brings 20 their places, ana
Keeps tnern there. 1t ills up all hoes in
| Fell roofs. stops the Ietks--and although 8
| ,IoV driver. rain does not effect IL few
| hours after applying. AS nearly all paints
| that are black contain TAR. b5 sure you oc'
| ain or GENUINE article, which (ior shin
gle rootsjis
CHOCOLATE COLOR,
when first applied, changing IN about {
| month to uniform slate color, and is 10 al
| intents and purposes SLATE. On
TIN ROOFS
l our red color is usually preferred. ss on,
| coat is equa. 70 five Of aay ordinary pain.
For
BRICK WALLS
our BsTGHT RED is the Only reliable Glan
| Paint ever introduced tua5 viii efectuali.
| preyeut dampueSS frofa penetrating ant
iiscoloring the plaster.
| These painLs are also largely use,t on out
hoases and feuc.s, or a. priming coat O!
fine buildings.
l Our Ouiv c,lors are CHOCOLATE, Rel
BRIGHT RED. and CEA&UE.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
AT ONE DOLLAR EACH

sas Prizes. amounting S18 525
Write yor Circulars or send or lers to
CHARLES T. IL WAHD,
New Orleans, La.
REGULAR QUARTERLY DRAWING
on February 4. 1871. Tickets sioeach cap
ital prize SO GO.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
IeYALHaVaEA LOTTERY,

tS5 Prizes amounting to S7O,UO
PRICE IN CCEREECY:
Whole Tickets, so: Halves. g: quar-
ters. 40: Fii!hs, IS: tighths, s.; Tentns, 81;
Tweniieths, g.; FCrt!eIhs, 81.
circulars OF information furnished FREE
Orders fl ed. Prizes cashed. spanish Bahh
Bii!s aad Governments purchased.
TAYLOR s. co Bankers.
rs,7 II Wall t.. New YORK
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
Q1OO OhQ ALL PRIZES
0l AA.AfO.and NO BLANKS.

Greatest Single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place in the United states.
Fy authority Of an act of the Legislature
the next All Prize Drawing sill t7Se pace
l. public at Cheyenne. Wyoming poslIve-
ly January ls', 1873. and to be conducted py
sworn commissioners.
e722.243 to be distributed.
ALI priz-s ana 10 blanks.
Within me reach o: any one TO oDtalh d
fortune Izr only small outlay
To be d -awD the 18TH ana 2u:lI oieach mohth.
pies payable in fU.!. without deiGctlon,
on presentation al this office Immediately
al,et ~ ..,e Itd re sst :, r Prize $50"
10 n, 10 2'.lJ
Al 6o do D0u
tcrs,If !,sf, pytzaS l0oGl
,'o 10 60 5,0l
l0y Cash Prizes, each ~
Ticseis, s. each, or packages of 20 tickets
SO, ana the Sa'ance 10 be Deducted onis
! ron the prizes drawn. Information fur.
pisbed. OrEers i.ilei. Also agents for IN,
Roval Havana Lottery. and all lega!ized
| Lotteries Ii roEzhout The world. tIlers
solicited. Apply 10 or address EAORi q
co., Brokers, 81 PARK ROW, New ors
| nv dS I'm
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08


HiiANGL Of HcifrS-M lLM!NGTON
" x WIS FRN itA!i.N''i ,,-t 'o,nmepc-
iI.g Thursday Dee. 4. 1876 IItins will run
as follows;
Leave Wi nington 10 o a m. npd 5 3sp.nl.
Les We laitienhurg 45 j III and 20 o. IN.
Arrive at Wilmington - q M, and 3 10
PIN.
Arrive ut Landcnbery al IL nj. aud 8 10
=. III.
CcNNECTIO&g.-7ra leaving Landen.
berg al 6 % Il. IN. with train for Philade.
Iti "a at 5 10 ain.
Train leav,n, Wilmington at 10 20 q m
with traio having Philadelphia at $40 a IN
and Pennsylvaniaand Delaware train !eav-
ing LandeEberg at 10 p. IN.
Train Leaving LanGonberg at ] 80 D, IN.
| with Pennsylvania and Delaware trs in. and
WI n train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
at 30 p. IN.
Train leaving Wilmington at $50 D m
with train leaving Philadelphia at ~.
IN
aug2a.tf DAVID OoNNELL, supt.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AN,
Il BALTIMORE ,RAILkOA ASo
KnrAmher q le-0

DHILADELPHfA,w WILMINGTON .v.
L BALTIMORE RAILKOA AND
November q, 1876.
Trains will leave Wilmington a. follo,.
for 'AoW
Philadelphia and intermediate .tor.
655, s. 10. 900, 952, 1915, am. 2 50. 4sO1 ~,
81 pm. ~
Philadelphia and New York, a02 am u,
II 40, 46 p m. "A,
Baltimore and intermediate stations ~,
839am, ~
Baltimore and Washington l252. ~.
am, u 50, l25, s 10, p m. w.
Trains for delaware Division leav. r..
New Castle 800, 62l. 935, q IN, i m :.
pm. wi
Wyoming and intermediate station, I'll
9S5 m, s 30pm. w
q 2 pelmar !, m and intermediate stations, sal
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate sto,,..
s 10 m, 5 20 s 630pm.
Philadelphia and New York, 2O2am
Baltimore and Washington, u 81
For further information passen os,s ~
referred 10 the time tables posted at ths y
pot. ~1'us
janl-ly Il. F KENNEY, suDt
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08
KENSINGTON DEPOT.
BELvlDERE DIVISION.

From Thirty-secnnd and Market strelj
Express fer Lambertviile, Flemlng1
Phiilipsburg, kaston Water Gap. sd1
ton, eic. il u IN and 10 p N.
FOR Pennington. Nopewell. etc, IL am
From Ecus!ngtan Eepot.-EXpres
Trentop Lanter willie, Phiilipsbuiss
ton, Water CAP scranton, etc, 90
10 ) a u, and Ii p m.
5 bpm. ,..
For Pennington and Hopewell lob'
and Isl N. -,
For Fleminstop IS and 10 Is a N, ana
pm.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-08

||y';l'llG
] tow
lie rat
|ke for
|ileS
(ico,,
piigll,
y mt,
Phalll
(tal,le
] aud
a ope
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-05
A wonder-wor4ing Remedy.

No remedial agent has ever been Offer
ed to the sick and deblitaied at all COM
parable to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
in casses OF remittent and intermittent
fevers, constipation, nervous ailments,
rheumatism, and disorders involving con
stitutional weakness or physical decay.
1t literally Z" works wonders" The bo-
tanic ingredients which its spirtuous ba-
sis holds in solution, act like charm up
on the stomach, and through the stomach
upon the brain, liver, bowels and nervous
system. There is nothing in its compo
sition that is not salubrious. 1t contains
some of the most potenttonics of the veg
etable kingdom and the juices of the best
aperient and anti-biious' roots and herbs,
combined with perfectly pure stimulat-
element. The Btters are peculiarly
adapted to those engaged in exhausting
or unhealthy occupations, sa by its use
strength is sustained and the ability of
the system to resist atmospheric and 9th
er influences prejudicial to health largely
increased.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-05
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A NARROW EscAPE.-Last Sn,5,u
morning about II O'Clock, the Bl,c,,-
smith-shop Of Benton & Armoptropt -
the West side Of Main street. WAS diso,,,
cred to be on fire, and the alarm hi
sounded crowd Of citizens soon conoro-
gated. On breaking into the sbon If ,,as
found that one side Of the roof for N ~
IL feet back and from the eavas - -.
comb was in flames. A few bucl,ots or
water promptly administered .ubdpad
the hre and probably saved all Of n,o
lower portion of town from burning. The
owners OF the blacksmith shop inform n.
that on Saturday afternoon theg notiood
that some sparks had lodged ON and ca,
fire to the ceiling of the office in the sbon
and that they had, as they supposed. ex.
tlnguished them by throwing a counlo of
buckets of water thereon. About O
O'Clock Saturday night Jos. Maiklv call.
ed at the shop for pick, found it closed
but noticed light inside which ha
thought to proceed from lamp in tbe
Office. From these facts it would seem
that the fire had smoudered some twen..
ty hours, the water thrown on the eeiIing
OF the office retarding its progress for a
time, but that ms soon as it reached the
caves and communicated with dry shakes
OF the roof IL burst forth. There being a
large tub Of water in the shop, conyon-
lently at hand 1t was the work Of A very
short time to quench the flames whereas
IN few moments more the fire would
nave been beyond control. People own
ing lnHammatory frame buildings would
DO well to keep tank of water near bv,
as few buckets at the commencement
VIII often save a large coufagration.-
While on the subject of fires we would
also again advise our citizens of the great
benefit, in case Of fire, OF having Il lad
der or two conveniently placed for reach
ing the roofs Of their buildings.