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AT for
GAFF. FIJI iScHNANN co.'s
'lNlitL~>rD YEAST
tlr" o. winch So invite si-'clai attention
81 u nttfNh"- tsh's. ty GAtk. FLEfsCuMASN /
60 Compressed Yeast
Hsns"n's Cnpoin. Porous Plaster
"i Hnt p -, i'nt ifH.-es 20 contains rev .rgtii.
"l> "nth r1u,t ~ tu acf Al once and {, cure ,yDr.
,r la>e. gu n'tevt1 relieve H. great ~ r.t has
tt'u rtrAuNt r' rfNlert. The manufacturers re-.
tsit'u fi only medal gwen ~ pnra.@ a.fpr- Al he
Centennial Sold by al dfp-si,Is Price. % cents
Our new make siik HIST. s5es. Autumn
~ d. ready ~ INSPECTION .uleifsd nFA tID A 90.
80 80 bTe"i"ai corhrs t1nsl - Established 1885,
From what have .een, . arn Thoroughly con.
viicrd 81 tll- Nifiuf. 90 Holman. LIVER mi U.S.
NhAILLs II. tANLOR, k1ler 90, ~ GluUe.
Boots ana Sh"es.-ro- iai and winter wear. good
EVCENk fEEH!s SOS, 81 Nassau :.
For Geniiemcn's Hats OF Extra Quality go
sau = '
Tbs Triumph Trus, 90, s;ti Howery, y. ",
sN' 1919 CAe-ail. o. FH'r ea t.THs q. rupture.
H"ptrre cured h, W. Wnr,s'. wndic., cure
ifls, NiN. nh.'- $3.50 ,ite So 4aul n b urch
Buy ,o"r U",s r,e syrrF. 2'' Rralowsy
st ana Ntiaio ti' fpe.-.i I.ts IA lat T..
U.s. Browns 4mi A,-.i. si 0,r9l- D,utir,co -as.
"
The Beet Hcmcdy for hiiaren whne TEETH.
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Winrhest"rs Hypophosphite Of Lime and
SON .r Ne rnre w consul pt N ard chronic di-ea>cs Of
tlrht ahl AnEf also lN-ltt~t. indigestion. general
debility. Ac f.Ir = ggd :. per hntfls Prppard ONLY
~ winchester &C.. chemists. 80 John 81, New Yors-
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MIRIAE INIhLhIGANCR

bTisTrsr AiwtSAt-Tric otY
sun r.ses..... Z 70 sun eris.... 80. Noon rfs.f 4 a.
Nisg wATgR-rHs p.Y
sandy Hook. - COY 4.uud 5 Is Hell Gsts 2 a.
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The hroken-dowr physique wth phillius'.
fAnthllc' trf LIVER pN 100 r.I,Ui,nunu VIII Phvapnu
Nu'ruhs All dru4-i,t- Depot. . ri.u 80 -Al..
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Win 'n'sier'a iHr.ule eI,'.n rrm.iips enjoy
sword ndr reputation ~ 'Iput, 'r.a are irer -4Js
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FURNITURE AND CAmErs-GrNa reduction in
pr'trs "trhlN Or monthly payment tikrIL Sem! '.r
iii,n.,ra,rl nret h't co"lerih"alls, ~ and l57
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02

IA, apeesdy .on.d r1uNl cure M ueryous de-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02

BoILs. Thea tOrments Of job nre speedily
cured w Tie Peruvian syruy Va yEVlVAds Goi Ado
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Winter underehp.s, So. 90. Reynler dog
,hih tlNr., - 20 pair Castor gloves ~ palt j "
'sAAs!ol Nv CIALi a. Also AZ elh sv. oI <s
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Sp;tal ,l0ie,s.
EsrAHsisuFD no YEARS
,humgNl 'r 'ld Nlr- fI4 ','f Wm,tey. and Ot Crow
A}| N'ihtT Aa'fc ever b.'n c,u"itd
~ 3 slRl co.
81. y. ,suI7Hi- % FULTON NJ, y
NA'th' - h'"nohi', ~ w'lrY Hnd siNtrwnr.
AsJ FEI.r SI.ov-G.ut - sul ils,. -,---,-,
hal Broadway pEIesI IL NV Church ~. w slslra
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D. RALPH. ~ East OH ST. near Broadway. This
symptoms thrcticnirt P4lnt. fiseusi uscn tree. by
poster personally. rulf.. "ip art GtoU
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4 r THE NEW 1rRIsAGrM lsweienl

- fiN Ton u ui Stth - VH-t o. -th falkl oN IA,
Rev thauni eY Hilcs v ~ irrach srch NV r. ~
The Divine Trinity and Thr PEI soual uuy u God r.
conceded with reason and str ture she discourse wi
show ih God - one ne-srnec and person. ~ whom
AVN" TriIii. Hnr that thtt person tc Iod d. M
christ Niltrrs cordially welcomed Services II A VI
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Spttml Hoiitss.


WHY. MAY TT NOT BE Is-,ovcr sSc,Uo
distributed. Why not embrace splendid oprOf.
unity to win fortunef Extraordinary Sem. Annual
Drnwine tunder the cnire eefvsion AM rsunRl iin.
agenent Of Gems T. Beauregard Of Louisiana aud jnial
Early Of virginia As Comm 'siou.'1 o, the Lou, iats
state Lottery COMPANY, Dec II. ut New Orleans i.'io
prleS amounting *i995, canits pri,es. siDy 90
5000. $4,000. $1,000 S1.OD. SOpJ. A.. iOOfD tck-
two dollar. and halt gao: eighuis one dollar AMI
quar,cT ~. CLUB rntcs Ton tckeia iHs ninety dol.
lars {9N IN address Corresponding A. uts ale
" lektt> rs highly rtiuureratsC rounsnslunn wIn'rd
az AL points Nrit0 ~ VI. 4. nNIrIIiN =. q Box az,
New Orleans. " B FRANK MOORE x sos. 3i7 Broad.
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nsn.on,s Cnpc,nc rorou. Pln..er

Our new make aiik hnt. s5.e5. Autumn
y. ready ~ INSPECTION solicited VI ito A %.
80 40 broadway, corrrg same. - Established 1886 "
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Ms Mary Anderson played Neg Usyiies on
Thanksgiving Hi-i., aud has repeated tie per
lormai."e each nshi since.
i gave ircah evidence u hor undio,pllnod
power Nc'hirs mat she lad pre,iou.iy at-
tempted showed her lrrmirulHr urni 30 e,f n
wrihlrc advantage liy mere ~ lion she sue.
c'eded ~ making the hileous chnrnrler rota.l.
sivoly fd Ind this WIS telt ~ b. a iresh
stroke OF gen Ls.
An almost Startling contrast WIS produc,l By
her singing. The Aolinn sounds from undor
the ribs OF doat reminded every body that this
wrath in rugs WIS. despite hrrsrlf young
girl and by n artiice could cAun.a or couc.al
tho af'uent music and fresh beauty Of her
tones
Mss Anderson di0 not follow Charlotte Cush-
nuns pattern closely. Indeed. this ae,rr,s
cannot be charged with want of iginality 81.
is undoubtedly q young woman of strong con
victions and f'cunl mind. or she would not
proceed wrongly 50 Often Wien m adherence 10
tradition would set her right.
50 Tar her Erad1e has buon the most artistic
performance OF her series. and IT. 10 the role IN
wh'rn her tempc rpmrht and uNcni- lnd lie
most sI-nrai4rDus expression. Butcvcn i'm tGis
assumption she runs lordlessiy oyer Elective
points that are herllet Of the STAG. ara
which any good ten'hrr could have pointed ont
- her. and makes pI lures and SURPRISES whcrs
We leust expect them.
satiatcd wiki art. turned one sunny after
neon 10 mature, and found mysoli ut the Baby
SNOW
Now. | nm free 90 say 10 YOU TINT with u,e
prejudice and superstition ~ conservative
old bachelor. do not believe in bahy shows. II
had baby. would rs soon think Of mount
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Boots ana Shoes.-'o- iai and winter wear. good
"tAF.us, eAs. Nitt tii st ant lNr price confined
EtCrNk fEEN!s d son. b. Nassau -
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From what hnve seen, avn Thoroughly con.
'lAcru 81 w Nr19'v ~ nll.ah. LIVER an 40. fht
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tnNlitEs>fD YEAST
The genuine be- BEARS unr trni, marx 4 nd sign.
tLr" g. which ~ invite si-scla' attention
80, ~ hrih"h"-, Gases. uy DAfk. FLElsCHMASN Z
co > COMPRESSED Yeast.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
.MibiGiasreP0sters.

You can get best screened stove and egg
coal cheaper than at any Other coal yard in
town, remember the place Mills u Combs
4th and Spruce and 7th and Popular,
twan'y-five cents off for coal.
You can get daily and weekly papers,
magazines and all kinds Of stationary, also
Station books books for Lent at Ryan'S news
office and stationary store No. 100 Market
street.
L. F. Adair, Fourth and King Streets,
keeps on hand d large assortment of Furpi-
ture, also Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bols-
ters, Pillows Comfortables, and full line
of articles.
All in want Of Harness, at prices to suit
the hard times, 60 to Yerger's, No. 400
shipley street.
If you want Harness repaired go TO Yer
ger, 405 Shipley street.
"Facts are stubborn things" and SO arr
conghs aud colds, but the latter will inva
riably yield to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
which costs but 25 cents.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
should Be P0td.

The Legislature should make q far ana
reasonable allowance to General keynoias
for services rendered the State within the
uass two years. If we understand the
matter properly he succeeded in having an an
error CORRECTED at Washington, at cost
of considerable time and money to himself,
through which correction the State was
given a credit of some Sl?,ooo 1or
arms that may bs obtained as needed on
proper requisition being made. This Is an
important matter as it was commended tnat
Delaware had received her full quota OF
arms, and there were none subject to her
order, no matter how great the emergency
It is an old saying that the workman is
worthy of his hire, and if this aphorism is
applicable in private affairs it should 10, be
equally applicable in public ones. The zen,
eral has discharged his duty faithfully ana
he should be fully and proportion ately
recompensed. We hope the Legislature
will act promptly, and award the proper
sum for the services ndered.-Republican.
We checrfully endorse the above, and join
in pressing upon the Legislature the justice
of Gen. Reynolds claim.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
An affecting Scene.

4 most touching scene occurred in one
Of the Philadelphia markets few days
ago which brought tears from all the by
ISLANDERS. A little boy going to flower
stand, asked the price of rose-bush,
which delighted his eyes, most of all 9th
er flowers. After having been told the
price, and as he felt his pockets a sad
look came over his face, and with a
trembling voice he said he hadn't enough
money. And upon being asked why he
was SO desirous of having it said, almost
bursting into tears, want it for my sisters
grave. The florist Immediately gave it tc
The child, saying take it my child and may
God bless you.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
Communicated.

EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-lt has long
been the proud boast Of every American
citizen that ours, Is not only
The land of the free
And the home of the brave,
But here the oppressed of all nations, and
creed, for full one hundred years have found
an asylum, where they are free to worship
their Maker according to the dictates OF
their own conscience, without let or hind
rance. Anc this being the leading idea
upon which our government is based, our
people as whole, have learned, where they
cannot agree or see eye to eye in their
predictions, still to pay proper respect
to the views of each other, they agree to
disagree, but once in while, as in Every
Evenings" issue of Wednesday, our Jewish
fellow lcitizens are made the target
for ridieule, why is this, do they not
give that paper full share of their patron
age as advertisers; to say the least OF It, it
Is not pleasant for any people, be they Jews
Catholics, Methodists or Baptists, to be
brought thus before the public.
Yours, truly,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
YlGI,243.and NO BLANKS

$722,243.andH Hao No shANRs. 5,z1Ss
Greatest Single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place in the United States.
By authority of an act of the Legislature
the next All Prize Drawing will take place
in public at Cheyenne, Wyoming. positive
ly January 30 1878. and to be conducted by
sworn commissioners.
p722,243 to be distributed.
All prizes and no blanks.
Within the reach Of any one to obtain
fortune for only small outlay.
TO be drawn the 18th and goth ofeach month.
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
on presentatio at this office Immediately
after the drawing.
Grand Cash Prize, $4,000
do do do 2,,OOO
l do do do 10000
4Grand Cash Prizes, 10000
do do DO $500
| 100 Cash Prizes, each ], ,DN
Tickets, 81 each or packages Of 10 tickets
&c. and tho balance to be deducted only
from the prizes drawn. Information fur
nished. Orders filed. Also agents for the
Royal Havana Lottery, and all legalized
lotteries throughout The world. orders
solicited. Apply 70 or address EMORY
CO., Brokers, 81 PARK ROW, New York
| City. DIS I'm
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
POLICE RECORD.
A Fyoht in HedOeville-DrMmk ana Dss'
orderly.

Fyoht in HedOeville-DrMmE ana Oss'
orderly.
Lige Johnson's rancho in Hedgeville, wae
on Thursday evening, the scene OF . decid'
ed row. A party of persons attacked tne
place and vigorously assaulted the inmates.
Peter Mathews seems to have leo tne
fight. and received blow from base oali
club from johnson, and sister OF the iors
msr, who appeared defending her brother
was also hit. Complaint was made ts by Te1ar gonn-
son against Mathews before the Mayor,
and he was held in 5000 bail to appear ~
court. Mathews was held in additional ball
Of 5000 to keep the peace, by Mrs. Far!ey, y
for an assault and battery fined sow
John Fry, scissors grinder, who says ne
carried so pounds on his back from west
Chester, yesterday, was charged with max
inc a disturbance down town, but John say
ing some "Jew boys" were the cause OF IL
was discharged. ,..u
John Kennedy, who was arrested Tor nav. '.
ipp some shirts he. could give no account OF y,
and also for being drunk, was sent to jail
as a vagrant for 80 days.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
Our FELTON, letter.
From an Occasional Correspondent

From an Occasional Correspondent,
Our lively little town still lives and flour
ishes, no matter how great may be the
trouble at Washington. Business is It,
tie dull, but prospects are good for the
spring trade. , oo,
Our ministers have been doing GOOD
sound, solid work all winter. Rev. ~
Colclazer is just the right man in the right
place, and is we'll liked by his people.
Rev. s. s. sturgis is an able and IRE
preacher, doing good work and universally
popular. We are sorry that his congrega-
ton is not larger, for he is abundantly
able to sustain himself in a much larger
charge.
Our seminary, under the able manage
meut of Prof. Collins, is we'll patronized
and ranks among the best. If it is not the
best school In the State. It has made
rapid strides of advancement during the
last two years.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
A Mad Dog,

Yesterday afternoon the residents OF XIV
erview were thrown into the greatest excite
ment by the appearance of a mad dog,
which succeeded in biting two dogs belong
iugto Mr.. Taggart and two to mr.. NC NC
Donald, before he was discovered; wnen
guns were Immediately procured, and every
means employed to kill the dog, whlcn
went running over the country, closely fol-
lowed by his pursuers.
At sunset the men had not returned, and
therefore we are unable to say whether the
dog was shot or not.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
Show Beef:

The markets last night were tull OF tne
most beautiful show beef, which attracted
many persons to the markets through curl
osity, In Second street market the nneet
beef was exhibited by Messrs. Richrdson,
McIntire and Miller. The exhibits were
too numerous to mention each one seper'
ately. In Third street market, Mr. +.
Finn IL said to have the finest beef. In
Eighth street market the exhibits were also
numerous and very fine. The stalls were
decorated with flags and evergreens ana
with the show beef presented very pretty
site.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
Minor Locals.

Tramps and defaulting bank directors in
this State, formerly had their ears cropped.
Tramps and vagabonds were drummed out
of the city. The drummer beat the drum,
the High Constable held on to the tramp,
and the boys covered him with rotten eggs
and every sort of filth until he passed
Brandywine Bridge. We have become more
humane since then.
The light ship has been hauled up on the
Jackson " Sharpe Marine Railway. Some
portions of her bottom it is stated will be
newly sheathed with copper.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
y. l.. y.

The shellpot Literary Society held a
meeting on last Wednesday evening: Ihe
question for debate: Resolved, "that q
man should not be allowed to vote until ne
could read and write" was decided in the
negative. There will be another meeting
tonight. and the question for debate will
be. Resolved: "that fear is greaterpassion
than love-" This Society is becoming very
popular, the attendance is constantly in
creasinr,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

A NEW PROCESS for Preserving q
N Corpse without using ice or embalming
This corpse can be placed to suit the family
and kept q week or more. Less expensive
than ice. Personal attention night or day.
All kinds offurniture made to order. Here
can be found large and good class of Sec
ond hand furniture, which will be sold
3. W. cor. Fourth and Shipley SITS. jy22-6rn
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
Iron Works

A company Owe are informei), has
leased what is said 10 be one Of the most
extensive iron works in the United States,
at Spuyten Devil Creek, near the city OF
New York, to manufacture the steel of Dr.
Fields, of this city. He has Invented ma
chineto manufacture horse shoes, which will
be made of this steel,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
DEATHS.t

HENDR1CKSON-O the 18th inst Amah-
da, 1elict of Irene d. Hendrickson,
aged 81 years. ,,..
The relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to aLtenh the funeral, at her
late residence, No. 1907 N. l7th st., Phlla-
Jnt.rment at the Wilmineton and Bran.
DIVINE Gene cry. Services at Church.
Tenth and Market streets, Wilmington, dt
o'clock.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
r, III. @. A.

The Young Mems Christian Association
meeting at the Delaware Engine House, was
conducted by Mr.. B. johnson: The meeting
was. as usual, we'll attended. TO morrow
night the last meeting Of the series Will DC
a very large meeting.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
rh. 1,;oor Makers Ball.

Tho ball given by tho Cigar Makers OF
this city last evening, at the City Hall was
quite q success. The party was very
pleasant affair, and reflects credit upon the
managers. Thirty nine couples were on the
grand promenade.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
Accident,

Andrew Godfrey, driver for John Con-
ley, broke his leg yesterday at noon, 81 MS
ing Sun, by being thrown from his wagon
when the horses slipped and fell in the road.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

Easily digested BY dyspeptic and weak
all that is necessary to nourish every part
part of the human body. After being thor.
oughly tested by gentlemen OF high reputa.
tion in the medical profession, 1t was pro-
nounced superior to any other preparation
febl7 9m WOOLRICH 4 co, Mfrs,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Wood, formerly Of the Harlan y
Holm gsworth Company, we are informed,
will take charge of an establishment ID
Chester in the spring.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
LOTTERIES.
A Fortune For Only 81,

End dollar quarterly drawing: at A New
Orleans. MONDAY. FEBRUARY !, M1;s
IOOISIANA STATE LOTTEH1 CoM'
PANY.
This institution was regularly incorg33-
rated by the Legislature Of the State for Ea-
ucationsl Purposes in 1858, with caPlta,o 9 H. -
Sarve S1,Yyv, tmnI II of $500 It's GRAND SINGLE
MuMBER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly. The season Of 1877 opens Win
the following scheme;
CApITAT, PRIZE, $16OO.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
lOO.OOOTICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACn'

coo pr,zes amounting to $685. 525
Write ior Circulars or send orders to
CHARLES r. H WARD,
New Orleans, La.
REGULAR QUARTERLY DRAWlNd
on February 4, 1877. Tickets $loea zap
ital prize $4,000.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
loyal HAVANA LOTTERY,

685 Prizes amountingt to S75O,OOO
PRICE IN CURRENCY:
Whole Tickets $40; Halves, 81; Quar-
ters, $40; Fiiths, sa; Eighths, SIS; Tenths, 81;
Twentieths, S.; FortieLhs, 81.
Circulars of information furnished FREE
Orders filed. Prizes cashed. Spanish Bank
Bills and Governments purchased.
TAYLOR & co Bankers.
oct7 II Wall st., New York
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
DH1LADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AM
L BALTI- MORE KAILROA
November a. 1879

PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AND
L BALTL MORE KAILROA
November q, 1873
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
655, s 10. 800, e'52, lo45, m.2 80, $780, 7@'
Philsdeiph'a ane Now York, 2o2 a m, IL n,
Baltimore and in termcdiate stations, l2 50,
$50 m,
Baltimore and q 'ashington 70 50, l IS, $50,
Trains for Ne la w.l:e Division leave for
New Castle 500, CIV. 935, m, lSo, 8 80
pm.
Wyoming ane intermediate stations s 90
Delmar and jnte rmetliate stations, & 90
935 am,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia ,Gnd intermediate stations
s lOam,5 5 60 $50 pm.
Philadelphia and y ew YorE, 2 02 q m.
Baltimore and Was hiDgtOn, u 50, l 81 q m
For further tnfOr nation passengers are
| referred to the time tables posted at the de.
pot.
jan1-ly Il.F KENNEY, supt.
CHANGE Of HO UKS--WILMINGTON
" e. WESclIRN NJ .ILROAD-Comnepc-
ing Thursday Dec. 4 1876, Trains will run
| az follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 70 II m, and S BOP m
Leave Landenburg5 IS " Ill and 10 p. M.
Arrive at Wilmingt on 755 q m, aldS II
| pm.
Arrive at Landenbe rs at IL m. and 6 Al
| p. m.
CONNECTIONS.-T rain leaving Landen
berg at 8.46 q. m. with train for Philadel
phia at S 10 am.
Train leaving Win tpgton at 1870 q m
with train leaving Phi ladelphia at $40 III
and PennsylvA,lia and Delaware train leay.
ing LandenherX at l w p. M
Train Leaving Land. n berg at ] 80 D. m
with Pennsylvania ant Delaware trs In ,ant
with train leaving Wi lrnington for Phila
At 4 80 p. m.
Train leaving Wilm ington ut $50 D n
with train leaving Ph. jladelphia at is p
m.
aug2S-ta DAVID CONNELII, Supt,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

I,763 PriZes, amOuhtlngIU 20 *z5@'70o
Write for Circulars or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPH1N,
P.O.Box 692 New Orleans, La.
or WILLIAMSON & Co,
SIT Broadway, N. Y.
GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING, Tuesday,
April g. Capital Prize, $4,000. Tickets 81
each jan50ti
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
---a-- -
NJ =. DOWNIN<

RESTAURANT AND SAMP1
COR. SIXTH AND MAHA
Best wines and liquors Away
Good billiard tables and snu1
tached to the saloon. Large
oysters in the city served up!
Meals at all hours. Ca! ana
jlH3m w. ~
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A A FORTUNE To lRD GRAND
DRAWING, 1877. At New Orleans' on
Tuesday, March t.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CUM
PANY.
This Institution was regularly incorporated
hv The legislature of the State for Educa-
tional purposes, in 1868, with Capitalol
Al OOO. .O9O. to " hich has since been added
reserne fund of $3.50, 900. ITS GRAND SIN
GLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will take
place monthly. 1t never scales or posi-
homes. Look at thefollowing scheme.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
10000 Tickets at Ten Dollars Each.
Fractions of tickets in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
,cAp1TAI, PRIZE $4,000
do do 2OOOO
Do do 10000
1pRIyE 500
PRIZES s2,5gN 5WW 590
Ok do HO 1850
IN do 9OO 10000
aVE VE 10 10 l0O $1,000
4oN0 HH1 10 10 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximation Prizes of $500 s2,a00
do do 200 1900
| do do lUO 90
4 -63 Prizes. amountincto $222, 800
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-04
Island station.

Farmers are very busy now.
Hard times seem 10 increase their en-.
crgy aud determination.
j. W. Eaton & Co, add very much 10
the livcliness and material prosperity OF
onr neighborhood, by the generous and
sagacious manner in which they conduct
their business. They not only cell the
farmer all he wishes TO buy, but buy
from him all he wishes to sell.
That Progress man was right about
the Calhoon cirls. One Of our old bach.
clors who had made many fruitless eff,
forts TO get wife, profited by the late
hint in the HERALD. went TO Calhoon and
got took in Immediately" His neigh
Lors and numerous friends were invited
TO one Of the most ENJOYABLE scenes on
the occasion of the introduction
Of the accomplished bride
to her new home, that has been witness
ed about here for long time. Long
life and much happiness to Mr.. Nall and
his beautiful bride.
All I'm men in this neighborhood who
had any inciinations towards matrimony
are now married, EXCEPT Mr. J. W. Eaton
and Clark Bryant, and their cases are
not utterly hopeless. AuIcUs