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The daily gazette., 1877-01-02
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN DIgTRICT AR nEI W M

At Wilmington the twenty eighth day OF
December, A. D., 1876. The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as
Wilmington, In the county of New Castle.
and State of Delaware, within said Dis,
trict, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court
OF said District. HENRY q, TURNER.
uec2o-1taw3t Assignee, &C.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-02
DR.. JOHN BUCHANAN
No. S14 Pine St., PhiynI,u

May be onsnlted personally or by letter on
al DISEASES-t thirty pears successfni nruet;cs ou
and onthor d eiepen stdndard wo on ,osd,,
cine HIS medicines are entirely VEGET
ana ana prepGred by hi%seif. be most Obstinate
Ulcers, Cousumption. Nervous debilitv PSF
nature decay, Skin an Urinery affections.
DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDR en-
AS- A SPECIALITY.
His Celebrated Golden pb;H. conn
box, ,guaranteed--no lady should he VIII pc
Ae~" Janl76wiy
The daily gazette., 1877-01-02
WHY LOUISIANA WENT DEMO.
Nn A

Among other gentlemen whom Imet in
New Orleans was William X. Spearing,
formerly q resident Of Chicago, but who
has lived in New Orleans since the war.
In national politics he is and always has
been since 1860 a Republican. He is
thoroughly familiar with New Orleans
and Louisiana, and knows nearly every
man of prominence in the State. l had
many conversations with him In regard to
local affairs, whose salient points were
The daily gazette., 1877-01-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. 26. 1876.
The annual meeting of the Farmers' Mu
tual Fire Insurance Co of the State OF Del
aware, formerly OF Mill Creek Hundred)
will be held at the Office OF the Company'
NO. 1888 Market street. Wilmington. Del. on
Monday the Sth day OF January. 1877, al 10
O'Clock, a. m, at which time the election for
seventeen Managers of the company will be
held. and one years interest on alf deposit
notes will be payable. The Agents OF the
Company are authorized TO receive the dues
of the members
e. G. STOTSENBURG President.
W. A. LAMOTTE, Secretary. dec23- TIN
The daily gazette., 1877-01-02
N0z7CEs.
nINUEND.

hINIDEND.
IL UNION NATIoNAL BANK oFl
aHv WIIMINGToE,
December 30th. 1876.
The Directors have this day declared a
a Dividend of per cent for the last six
months, clear of all taxes, payable on and
after the 10th proximo.
JOHN PEOPLES,
janl-10t Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-02

ELECTION.
IL UNION NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON. J
December 8, 1876.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
Stockholders meeting, will be held on Tues
hours of two and four O'Clock D. m. for the
purpose of electiHg nine Directors To serve
Tor the ensuing year. JOHN PEOPLES.
oec5-e Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-02
PUBLIC SALES.
ADJounNED
ADMINISTRATORS SALE oF
P ersonal e Property

Will he sold at Public Sale, ON THURS
DAY, January 4th, 1871 at IL o'clock, sharp
at the late residence OF Thomas BGrubb de.
ceased, in Brandywine hundred, on the Bird
road, at Shelpot Creek 4miles east OF Will
mington, the 70 flowing Personal Property.
wit:
Two good Horses: No. 1, a young mare
rising years old, kind and gentle In all
kinds of harness. No. 2, u good farm horse
years old; good COW, 5shoat pigs, brood
SOW, 20 laying hens, farming utensils, con-
sisting OF l good two horse wagon. one
horse wagon, i market dearborn, wheel
barrow. cultivators, 2 harrows, plow;
double and singletrees, dearborn harness,
set of double harness, collars. halters and
head-halters. stone levers, hay and manure
forks, moving scythes, grain cradle, SHOW
els, spade, post-digger, hoes, grindstone,
wood saw and axes, broad axe, half BUSH
el and half peck measures, a lot of hot-bed
sash, and 8 berry crates.
Also, hay by the ton, a lot of wheat. straw
and corn fodder by the bundle, corn and
wheat by the bushel 90 bushels of turnips,
q lot OF cabbage, wheat in the ground, q
hives Of bees, empty bee hives, barrel OF
cider, empty barrels, drills and two drill
ing hammers, carpenter tools, tin pans, a
lot of onions, also a lot of pine lumber and
Household and Kitchen Furniture, con-
sisting of beds, bedsteads, tables, chairs,
settee, carpets, l cook stove. nearly new;
also, q quantity of articles loo tedious TO
mention.
CONDITIONS OF SALE-All sums under
twenty five dollars cash. and all sums OF
s25 and. over credit OF four months will be
given by the purchaser giving note with
approved security. SBle positive.
GEORGE X. MOUSLEY,
Administrator.
y. G. SHARPLEY, Auc'r. Jan1-wlt
The daily gazette., 1877-01-02
ELECTION
MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE

RLACK CASHMERES.-Dire from
" the iD' Jorter, a full line of Black CASH
meres a. 10, ~ u, S1.00, S1.12H, Si.25, Si.Tx.
Sl:50. These desirable fabrics are at lower
prices than we have offered for years, and
welrecommend them for color and durabil-
Ivy w. b. SHARP.
"ourth and Market Sts.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-02
janI-10t
nIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of i. Bringhurst d Go. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Either OF the undersigned is authorized to
settle the accounts of the Arm.
ale f. BRINGHURST, JR.,
2. JAMES BELT. u.
Wilmington, Del. January /, 1S71,-t
Evening star., 1877-11-17

Various items in the appropriations by
Congress in the early history of the District
of Columbia show cOnclusively that the gov
eminent, from the date o. the establishment
of the national capital here, held itself re.
sponSible for the expenses peculiar to the
city as the seat OF government, over
which IL had exclusive control. For iu-
stance, In 1s26 : :, appropriations we're
made fOr repair OF hose for e-engine,
additional fire apparatus" 'engine-house
for accommodation of Franklin engine com
pany ard the requisite appHrtenanceS;" ere
pairs and expenses OF fire apparatus OF the
Columbia and Franklin engine companies" :"
In 1N}3 the re was an appTOpria alton OF $4,000
for 'imprOving the avenue leading from the
Capitol 10 the Executive offices, by paving.
&C." in 1S3 there was an appropriation of
$50 $50 for "altering the plan OF the Avenue
Improvements. At that time Congress held
that, having exclusive ownership OF the
wide government streets, ii was wholly re-
spoDsible FOR their plan of Improvement and
the expense thereof. The appropriations for
the support of the firedepariment show, also,
that Congress recognized the Justice of sus-
tanning It's proper proportion of the expense
of protecting the government property from
fire.
Evening star., 1877-11-17
A Change in the French situation

The semi official announcement OF the re-
signation of the members of the De Broglie
cabinet is at the present juncture as unex-
pected as 10 is satisfactory. 10 was predicted
that this course would be taken by them at
some time before the chamber assembled;
but after this event, when combativeness
had been aroused by the cutting invective of
the republicans, and De Broglie had declared
that the government would not submit to the
proposed inquiry of the Left into election
abuses, IL was thought that the ministry
would persist in its policy Of resistance 10
the bitter end. But the bitter end has come
In an unlocked for shape, and MacMahon
must supply himself with new ad visers. The
fmmed ate cause OF this change of plan on
the part of the cabinet is probably the stand
taken by NJ. BOcher and the constitutional
group. Their votes are necessary to the con-
at last convinced the ministry that they will
not permit a second dissolution of the Cham
ber nor uphold any government in oppOsi-
ton to the popular will. Their firmness In
this decision has enabled France To pass this
weeks crisis in safety. Ii the Chamber were
dissolved. as De Broglie insinuated IL would
be. and this body should resist the dissolu-
ton. as insinuated by Gambetta, the outlook
would. indeed, be gloomy. But France en-
Joys a more pleasing prospect. The indica
tions are that the same power before which
the ministry withdrew, will impress upon
Mcmahon the necessity of forming a cabinet
in which the moderate members of the left
are allowed majority OF seats.
Evening star., 1877-11-17

The attempt to break the will of the dead
Vanderbilt will not probably succeed, as
Ii will not be easy TO show that he
was not of sound disposing mind when
he made the will, but the develop
ments in the trial place the favorite son,
William II. Vanderbilt, Cwho gets nine
ty-fve million OF the hundred million left }
in particularly unpleasant attitude. Ac-
cording TO the testimony, he not only played
a part of disgusting servility towards his
father, but In order To further advance his
purposes he allowed his mother to be con-
signed to a lunatic asylum, and, IT is alleged,
contrived TO have profigate woman, a tool
OF his own, installed in her place to secure
control over his father and prompt the be.
queathal of the immense fortune to this par
ticular son.
Evening star., 1877-11-17

When Senator Blaine left Washington for
Maine, the fear was expressed that he was
much sicker man than was generally sup
posed. We regret 10 See this apprehension
confirmed by a statement in the Springfield
(Mass.) Republican of the 18th instant, to the
effect that he is in a very critical condition.
and has grown worse since he reached his
home at Augusta, Maine.
Evening star., 1877-11-17

Wendell Phillips has a letter in the New
York Herald of to-day in reply to ex Secre-
tary Fish on the Sumner matter, or rather in
explanation of various errors of statement
charged upon him by Fish. He does not
succeed very well, and Mr.. Fish seems to
have decidedly the best OF the controversy.
Mr.. Phillips is the finest rhetorician in the
land, but, for that very reason probably, is
loose in his facts.
Evening star., 1877-11-17
Gre a mery Butter.

We have Just received fifty tubs SD made fanc y
CBkAMEhl BUTTER, a5 fine and fancy Butter ss
made III the United States, which We Offer to those
W. can appreciate this quality of Butter. No
Philadelphia print in our maj kets that compare
win IL a- To quality OF favor &c A-k Your Grocer
Tor IT. We only sell it by the tai Of aoUut 30 lbs
price 3Jc. 10.
We also bsye the n est quality NEW YORK
DAIRY BUTTER, al.O. WISH ERS snd Viz
GINA SOLID PACKED and RULL.
We also have several car l'ais Of NEW YORK
and NltGlNIA APPLES; NEW YORK POTA-
1OEs and ONIONS: NEW YORK BUOkWHEAT
FLOUR; kEW YObk CiDEk; Choice EXTRA
FAMILY and PATENT PROCESS F.OURS, and
al kInd. of IOuntry Produce received dsily. POUL-
Try, GAME. DRIED FRUITS, HONEY, DRESS
ED POBk, But TER. EGGS, sc a..
Rtmtnber. all goods sJli by the package. No
goods at retail, but give you the lowest " hole
sale pTlcss. -
4. l.. PHILLIPS,
Commission Merchant, with BARBOUR HAM
ILTUN, Wholesale Grocers, 835, 839, 04I
Louisiana avenue. nOvHs,w,s
Evening star., 1877-11-17
FOR RENT AND SALE.

Lon RkkT.
BY X. %. HoLTZMAN, 10th and y ssr~-t. n ~
Furnished Houses, veil located, 60 private families
e''tt tt,ul-.- " y
o. Large hall and IS ele~snt rooms spove, st Gas
PsrhsyIvapis aver e .enw.-... n 20
fs2S Penn. ave. nv, IL rnsfns, mod inr ..--. Doc
sos lSzh street northwest. rooms. mot imp. 20
eS5 " street northwest. 10 roOms, mod na----- a.
152S n street northwest. 10 roous mod. imp IS
i 1SN4 Ith street n. ~ rooms. store And -tsht-
laos 9TH street northwe est. rooms and store g
613 lltb street notthw eet. store and cellar .--
500 street southeast. store sBd oeilsr--.-.-. -
For Sale.
Houses and Lots, IN every section o. the city, NJ
reiuced prices uoNl7-tr
Evening star., 1877-11-17

y WALsER $40 Loni-isns av
l322 and l324 81 v 10 room. al J,.Y- . ~
IIo5 End 1lOs 7th ~ Store and rs eaC'., s53.
-Four irocm Houses lst st, between NJ sud W.
TO goOo tsrants SO. novlS-lW
k'OE RENT-
b. II. WARNER n co.
Brdtadrd n. HnrHd, FftriH A, No cIHfirt,
Ola sfreef nnrrhun.t
Evening star., 1877-11-17
PERSONAL.

EhSoN AL.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The creditors Of Mr. JIJSON ID. ENIwIsLE
VIII please AXE notice that here will be q ting
81 the crt ditors At the ofice of STONE HANDY,
ton, u. Q on MoNbAT l0ih Nov, H77, at ID m.
IT GEO. W. sALTER, Assignee.
nlVORCEs promptly ard Legally obtained in
y various states. without publicity or exposure.
Guaranteed legal everywhere. Incompatibility, de-
sertion, dc sufiicieut cause Consultation free aud
Law AeepeX, once No. 0O3 PennsyIvsnia avenue
northwest, Washington, d. O novs 2w'
Nj MADAM ROSS ,Medioai$ Business Cza.rcoyans&
g nralted at her Parlos. l2ll Penn. avenue. Hours
from 3 Q. IN. to6 p. IN. oct34-ly
T'O THE LADIEs.-L.die. hsvinG s1pern nuoos
u hair on face. arms and neck can have Il peFms-
nently removed in one week, without Jury 70 the
skin. A warranted cure for Freckles, Moles, PIN
n - cured in one day. A cure guaranteed n sil
1csesl,sm "a "a ~ :sres. HS Sorss.s:.. saAS
EIPSEY CLAIkvOyANT FROM EUROPI,
~ greatest wonder OF the wcrld, tells your life
from the cradle to the grsve consulted love- mar
teether: never falls has the great European charm
astonishes all her vsitors: sstisfaction warranted
Hours: o TO Q. 59A 9TH street, Desr cor h. ol 6m
n 6TkOLOGIsT.-Mrs. DR.. ELLIS, sos Penn
IA sylvania avenue. nyou you'd knew the truth
consult the DR.. In al thinss. Once hours from .
m. to . .. m sepZ -em
NADAH COSTELLO, Disciple Of n Ne LsnoT.
America, can be consulted at her house, no ~ q
street northwest. street. cars Dass the door.
sepl7-ly
Evening star., 1877-11-17
CONT ENTS.

The Truth About the Strike. By Robert
p. Porter Administration Of Abraham
Lincoln. By Gideon Welles.-The Three.
Story Story of a Box. BY Jane G. Austiu.-
Before the Mirror. By Paul H. HAyne.-The
Youth of Charles Summer. By Lucy G.
White -GrOtesque. sUGGksTKD BY VISIT To
IRE CASIELLANI COLLECTION. By Emma Lazs-
rus-MaN and Myself. By Alice AnsIee.
The Suburbs Of London. BY Henry James.
Jr "A Dream of AnglO-SaNOn NOndOm. By ].
T. Chan anberlain.-The Golden Age. By Will
Iism Preston John on. Ivory and its Imita-
tiOns. By z. T. Lander The Florentine
AIithmetician. By Richard Grant White.-
The NeZ Perce War. by +. l.. MA Brown
study. BY l.. W. Backu.-Drift- Wood. By
Philip Quilibet. - Scientific Miscellany. -
Current Literature
Evening star., 1877-11-17

rHARLEs A. APPEL,
~ asa Louisiana avenue.
Real Estate, General ColIecfios aad C7diy1 Ase1ep
FOR RENT-Eo. 1850 Q street northwest. Il
FOB sALE-Two splendid LOTS on 18th street
circle; bargain. seplstr
Evening star., 1877-11-17
MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
~ Liable Ladies Physician in the CITY, c Az be con-
sulteS every tuesday, "Wednesday and Sat, rdsy, at
Fer seS S9 stTe.t w from t. o'cl,ek Al
dence, Monroe street, Baltimore. novl4-ly
nR ROBERTsOE, 02l d street, betwees 9th
nce practice; separate oices for isdiss aud sente-
men; all nsultstions strictly coniident,l al; cure
y lished specialist in the city. He guarantees a
permanent and speedy cure is the shortest time pos
doDed snd i'll treated cases q specially thorough
s, or no Separate consulting rooms sOS
"SATIsFA3nTIoN".A positive cure; 81 per
formula by DIR. pARBY, at IIs AZ street, corner
Penhsi anis avenue, Consults'ou free. oct26- In
de RIo0RDs EssENCE OF LIFE restores
shattered coIstItuton In four weeks, from Whatever
vertrers who of so.csisd Free Pre.crpt'o that
are useltss and finally prove rut iuusly expensive
y sSs as g.
yON. JACQUES, 2 University Place, New York
Druggists supplied. j-Z -Iy
nR G TRANstAU, atter more than twenty
- years hospital and private practice. treats oniy
Nervous and Skin diseases. all private diseases and
letter. Private Offices, No 40 sth street fon, ~
docIs above PateLt Ofioe. Hours, 10 a. m &, and
SPECTIL EOTIOE.-Dr R08EKTS0N eau hs
- cor, ulted every Wedn sdsy and Ss urd ~ AZ his
ofhte, 92l str ct, bet 9Th and 10TH from to
p m, on au diseases of tie Urinary Organs aid
Nerv, US Diseases, viz: Organic a d Seminsl Weak.
ness Nervous Debility, In po,encs, Prems-ur- De-
cay, \ eryou Trembling, Pslyi alton Of th Heart,
DimBess o. Sight OF Giddin"ss Indigo sion &c &C..
All rssuiirg from abuses ia youth excesses in
hood ard early in~iscretions Gnnorrhes, Structures
aud syIhili quickly cqred Or. X. is native cf
baltimore vi'n u years experierce ia SPECIAL prsc
ce, er dorsed by the leading physicians OF his city
visits w ashingtt every Wednesday and Sstu day.
Persons in need of med ical for any of
above diseases viii find il IL their interest 20 call
upon him. " no viii insure honorable and sciel atm
Treatment, and cure guaranteed Ia every zee
undertakes. Will refer his parron- a Of the
leading pby clans Of Baltimore, and show lett OF
Testimonials from the same. Ca ar address as above
or "a I'D South kutaw street, Baltimore msrsO-ly
Evening star., 1877-11-17
BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES.
THERE is NO QUESTION
u but hat BOOTS and SHOES can be bought AZ
j. W SkLBf s cheaper than at any house in-~
the District. Mems Working Boots from s2y8y
up. Men g Caters and Shoes from Sl-a upa ~
Boys Caters and Shoes from 81 upwards: -
wones Button Boots. 81 IS and 81 81 q o. Ladies'
School shoes, 81 up: Childrens School sh es 7sc
upwards. Pair OF Jusths Heel Protectors given In,
at t1@4-1010 Pennsylvania avenue. betwee lsh
and 10Th sets. noys-tr
]. GEORGES
- CITIZENS AND MILITARY BOOT ANB
SHOE Make,
No. Sis Pa. ace . g., aeay Washiagfos Csycle,
...-.'s'.. ..o.. '''o . =: ., .'' .ao.. .,,' N
% as 70 relieve Corns and Bunions, o speciality.
he gives each purchaser Q box OF PATENT
LEATh ER PREsfRvER and Water proof Black
ing free Of charge.
Prompt attention given % an orders By mall.
octl-n
Evening star., 1877-11-17
To Correspondents.

All letters Intended for publication, or referring m
any way 20 the editorial department OF the paper
should be addressed TO Ia, Edfo- 0f The Str. Those
relating 20 its business departments should be sd-
dressed 10 Tas PHbEIsAsr of TAs Say. Observance
ofthee directions instead Of addressing such letters
fn either case, 20 an individual name, viii prevent
provoking delays.
Checks etc, in payment of bills should In all eases
be made payable to the order Of Tas Ersriss Sta,
Nsrspaper COrnpdny,-not to that Of any individual
- Ne anonymous communications read. No re-
ected comm unic AtiOns returned.
Evening star., 1877-11-17

issue on the lst and 18th month ''HCt-
etin OF Al pr perty for sale snd rent book
which can he hed on sprlcatl>n - ~ csSOs, rII
be sent b. IaAil II oe. ifeA
Loans.
So 500 at per ce-t in sums 10 suit, $500 st
per cent. howl tr
Evening star., 1877-11-17
BOARDING..

EURNISHED RoOMs, WITH BOARD. ON
4 second ana third hoor. location hrst class: III
n street corner lOth northwest n1vi'U'
11I2 istTs; Rooms With &GN or With BSkR6ir
q prvs'e family. norl7 St
CONGREssMEN, ofFICERs OF THE AaMy
ROOMS will fud them At I2OS @ street, corner
iass; nayn r7'S; first Glass BoAkD Terms moderate
THE CHEAPEST IsTHE BKST SOME ETTNES.
SIS anonth Tor FIRST el TAB,E BOARD.
Soto 8 Is for Iicely Furnished Rooms.
Finest locstiru in " ashirRton, 100 I'd llOi
18th street fronting g'Vernmeat reservation. nlT 81
GONE or TIE MOST ELEGANTLY FOR
finest TABLE BOARD. are to bs found at Mr.
FLINT's, s2I srd s2J Vermont avenue, orp,.i'e
the AIlinetsI Hotel. Terms reasonable. nOvETt'
2I1 a. STREET NORTHwEsT-For pent,
d. with Board e,tg,ntls fnrnishei PAR
LoR, with chamber ado ming. Also, desirable
hoYn,s on third II or. Transient boarders accom-
modated. Ieruis mUCerste, novlo l~'
DOaRDING-EIegantIyf fr .nish-d ,m nuuicsiinq
ID ROOMS WITH B6sRD mar be secured by
early Application at l2a Du barton, corner Con
sIeet GeQrgetowni me Of the hnt 81 Tesidenc
railroad. nov 6-3t'
EOR RENT-DI5 IIth street northwest, entire
nish ROOMS with frst-oiss. Table Board; suite
Of Rooms on hrst 8oor, suitable for Oougressnen.
Transient guests accommodated. nov I5-3I.
W for Permanent, Transient, or Day BOARDGRS;
400 street, corner OF 18th NV. no O-lm'
THE COMM0DIOUs RESIDENCE AT THk
L corner OF New YOrK avenue and 18Th street
having been thoroughly renovated and newly fur
nlshed hron. hOut. will be opened for the p'inn
October sth. ISL: MRS NJ. 7. sobTBAaLf: for,
mel ly Of Baltimore. nOylO-2ws
SEMINARY HOTEL, corner Washington and
- ia. streets, George:own - FHrnishaf Rooms
from $40 up; with or without Board; meats sap
piled In r'oms; 40 per month nov9 2w'
DOOMs, Ira OR WITHOUT BOARD-NegI,
H painted and pa per@d aud Handsomely furnished
bath room and ater ci ,sef. Also, Table ar iers
Terms mod rate 8O7 street; oc2s-lm.
SHERMAN HOUSE,
Sr6 ard 2Is Third street.
frst-csss Family Hotel. ROOMS en- suite or
single, with or without Board; iox prices, and
choice accommodations. oct5-Im
terms for Winter b Bpnrders. Esnily and single
rooms; eithsr steam or stove heat Octlz IT
NIOBTON HOUSE,
033 AND 824 STREET NV
Prices FOE BOARD:
fef mon't. go; 10 90
Mech..-..-...
breakIast or Is
!, q, u .;-.,..-..- lO
23 Meal .........-- Oh
NORTON oTsE was the FIRST one in the y ci,v 90
lover the prices for board And thus the PEEL
SBEsT BOARD in THE CITY.
day, at MORTON HOUSE,,
T.. B.-No beer, liquors or tobacco Of any kline
Evening star., 1877-11-17

Square bounded by K and L, n Cap. and i o e.. 80
To Loan.
per cent.
J. STANLEY JONES,
novs-ly HII I'm strsst
Evening star., 1877-11-17

Average suorn Daily Circulation orer
1S,5OO- beipo mere than three times that
OF any other daily paper iH Washington,
and more than that of all the others added
together.
Evening star., 1877-11-17

ZINE OLD WHISTLES,
sHEBRIES, CATAWBA
AND OThER WINES
suIeriOr.
s-yesr Old; o. per gallon.
&. WITMER.
novr 81 1918 Pennsylvania orealIp.
Evening star., 1877-11-17

MONEY WANTED.
Owing 20 the great demand for money, NO osst 4.
eel within sixty dsys large collection OF
GOLD AND SILVER wArOBts.
DIAMOND AND OTHER SOLID eOlg
JEwELRY,
GUNS, REy0LyERs, &c, Scu
EXTRAORDINARY GREAT BARGAl-.
kEory article fully warranted st
q. GOLDsTEIn OOr
Commission Brokers,
ccy'u Corner 10th and u rsrosn
The Morning herald., 1877-10-23
From the Earliest Ages.

SCkokULA has been the oane, and as II
were, the curse OF mankind. Moses. In the
18th chapter Of Levitleus, lays down sery
explicit rules on this disease. So terrible
and loathsome had II been coneid ned then
that a person known to be Infected with 1t
would not be allowed Il mlx with society
The Jews regarded II as divine indiction
and believed there was no cure for IL II
Was then the sins ofa youth or dlviauon
nom the paths of virtue were punished as
long IS life lasted. Happily In our day,
the silence Of medicine has been developed
the great storehouss of Ma, ure furnishes q
remedy the disease is stripped of its ter
TOR by the use oTtheSAMAR1r ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victlm Of
Scrofala, Ulcsrs, Sores, Pimples, Blotchea
r.tsr, etc, can be restored to sound hea th
in q few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad - those
of the dark ages We are well aware. Many
now tSil 70 mud . cure as we'll Is they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove . happy boon,
Graduating all impurities nom lis blood,
and making the complexion bright and
nealIhy. A f>w bottles " u remove PIN.
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
enems elites AM powders. MOOT AN D HERB
JUICES sl.aS per bo,ues Sent by express
TO any address;
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The Morning herald., 1877-10-23
ERUPTION OF COTOPAxI.

The last eruption Of cotopad is thus de-
seribed by the Quito correspondent of the
Nahep The volcano poured out a cats-
rset ten times the bulk Of Niagara, which
carried all before it in its hsadlons course
and submerged the whole surrounding
country. At Machaehs and other places the
night lasted for thirty consecutive hours.
In the midst Of this opslus gloom one could
hear the believing Of the cattle and the
cries ot the other animals, who deprived Of
their usuA food by the shower Of ashes,
80 ugh, in sspeciss Of frenzy for the means
of satisfying their hunger. In the depth Of
the darkness, men and women, Drawing the
rain Of ashes. sailed forth into the streets,
screening themselves with umbrellas and
lighting their way with lanterns and al the
while these strange spparisions rent the
air with their cries and prayers for mscy. "