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II I. COIDWEII. Real Estate Auctionccr,
~ No. slG = street northwest

BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, NO. 80 Mis-
souri, AVENUE.
D. isIi md duly rccoried In Iber No, Its, folio -
one OF tho land records for the District Of Column
bia and at the request OF the party secured thcreoy
We will se at public auction IN front Of the preIl,'
iseS On FRIDAY. September a 1877, at O'clock y.
M. the following described real estate situate In the
city of Washington District of Columbia to wit: Az
that certain perr parcel OF ground known and des
iSnated the east twenty 2O) feet four a. Inches
from front to Of lot numbered seven % In square
reservation "D,' together with the improvements,
&c.
Terms One fourth In cash, and the balance at SIX
twelve and eighteen months, with interest a. eight
l per cent per annun. secured by deed of trust on
the property sold, all C,s at the oion of the pur
chaser deposit Of 500 required at the time OF sale
and all conveyRncing at purchasers cost Terms
to be compicd with In seven days.
BitAINARD n. WARNER, rr,,.,...
MARriN NJ. RoHRER, J i'"''ee7'
sepii-TuThS,tds
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A MERICAN SOFT CAPSULE co.'s METALLIC
"A Boxed Goods now ready Address VICTOR Il
hAUGER. New York mT-Sm .
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CHE IS COMING.
My Mother:ln.Iaw. You can have her dressed in
paper for 80 cents, or In cloth for Sl.
Life of John Adams, vol Kills
History of the College Of New Jersey from It's origin,
l74G, to the commencement OF laI by John Mac
lean tenth president, 2 vols, syo y.
Leeds History OF the United States, ti7J.
new star Atlas, by Richard Proctor, $50
Conflict between Labor and Capital, BOlles 7Sc.
The Question OF Labor and Capital, John Jervis, 81 ~
A Manual of Inorganic Chemistry. Metals Thorpe.
slE1
What II Art, S. q. W. Benjamin, Tic.
"Thc JUkcs;" q study In paupcrisrn Dugdale, tlIl
General History of Connecticut ~. Peters, sib1
That Iass o IowrIrs, paper edition, oOc
That Husband of Mine, SOc.
Four irrepresshics, hOr.
Samuel Brohl & Co, Cherbulez, 0oc.
GerTard's Marriage, Theuret, b0c.
Love Ventures, Sc. Other Peoples Children, q Sc.
gupl to Helens Babies &c sent by mail on receipt
OF price. eOLOMONS & CHAPMAN.
aIaEtf gll Pennsyyania avenue.
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poYs ASD CITlLDREN's PANTS,
ID ScpSTglc, all Sizes, Mt
b. ROBINSON q cos,
su.S-lm ~ pennaylyania iyenus.
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DROPOsALs FOR SUPPLIES.
QrAnTERNAsTFR's OFriCE.o !
USITED STkTTs MAHISE CORr-,

wAsHIsuruS, Auy ., ls57.
Sealed proposals will be- received at this 0rice
until u O'Clock III. ofTrESDAY. the 9th day Of Oc-
June 30 1874 To be delivered ut the Office OF the As.
ssthmt Qunrcrmastor. Philadelphia Ia., free Of
expense 10 the United States.
Schedules Of the supplies required can he OBJ
tanned. and the standard samples seen at the Office
OF the Quarcrmastcr, Washington, u. G.: Assistant
Quurtcrmnster's Olicc No. 2l6 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia: Marine barracks, brooklyn, n. Y,
and Boston, Mass.
Blank forms Of proposal and all information de-
sired be had BY applying at either Of the places
named above.
Proposals 10 be lndorscd on the envelope, PRO
posals for supplies and addressed to
W. H. SLACK,
nu3I Fjv Major and 0uartcfmastcr
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OFFICE: City Hall, Washington, d. C.
IDRoPosALs FOR CORN BROoMs.

INV IN VITI'F1I
wAsiIiSGroS, D. C., September II, 1877. !
Sealed proposals in duplicate, In be indorsed
Proposals for Corn IrODms" will be received at
this o'Ilce until u m. the 2ith day Of September.
1877, for the below described Com IrUOms To 10
delivered ut the navy yard. Washington, d. C., frve
from any expense to the Government viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
4h0tT four thOusantD Corn BroOms.
Subject to the usual inspection.
Sample 10 bc seen at the Commandments Office, at
the sad navy yard.
To be delivered as soon ns practicable.
The right Ii reserved to reject any or oil Of the
Offers II not deemed advantageous TO the Govern
mcnt. Responsible security required the bids
for the prompt and faithful delivery Of the hrC oms.
Blank forms for bids 10 he had at this Office
W. ". WILLIAMS,
scl2.W3w Pay INSPECTOR L. !. Navy.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
SOUTHAMPToN AND BREMEN
Company,s pier, foot Of Second street, Hohoken.
MAIN, wERDER,
Rates of passage from New York to S"n.'smpton,
1Iavre or Bremen:
First cabin, slO0, gold Second Co. -, gold.
Steerage, 80, currency.
Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid stecrage
certificates, $50, currency.
jyis " y ioELR7CRs 1 Co, Bowling. green.
NEW YORK. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
IN STEAMSHIP LINE
Steamers leave Pier g. North river, Mt p. NJ.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF HAVANA, Phillips.
CITY OF VERA CRUZ Deaken
CITY OF NEW YORK, Zimmerman.
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS,
Via Havana, PrOgresO, talnpeachy, Tuspan, ,lampco
CITY OF HAVANA, Phillips.
Steamers will leave New Orleans July 2, and Au-
gust u for Vera Cruz and all the above ports
For freight or passage apply TO -
jy8 81 and "a broadway.
NATIONAL LINE.PIERs NOS. a AND 81, n
IN H., FOR LONDON
GREECE -
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
QUEEN fTnLY.
Cabin and Steerage Passage and Dr,fts from fi up
ward issued at very low rates.
Cumpanys Oflce 81 Bron,lwny.
iyl1 r. w. l. HURST Manager.
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CARRIAGES.

A. LEADISGHAM. T wwIDDIcoMnE.
LEADINGHAM & CO.'S
LIVERY AND BOARDING sTABLES
1877 II street northwest
Carriages and Light Wagons OF the latest styles can
be engaged by the month, week, day or job Coaches
for pcncs fishing parties at short notice. We call
special attention to our Horse Boarding Department
Our stables the coolest with the best ventilation
and largest stalls 10 be found In the city, whilst our
carriage parlon are propery ventilated and dry, As
there s but one building adjoining rs, aud that a
brick one, We nearly hre-prOof
BAGGAGE CALLED FOR AND CHECKED
AT RESIDENCES TO ALL POINTS
ON EITHER BALTIMORE
AND ONO OR BALTI-
MORE ANDPOrO-
MAC ROADS.
Orders len at iSH II street. or ut Willards Hotel
will receive bTompt attention. my2u
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DRoPosALs FOR TIMBER.
ALEXANDRIA Canal, RAILEoAD0
AND BgIDIE COMPANY,

WASHINGTON, d. G., September IL, 1877.
Proposals are invited iOr furnishing the Aexnr-
dria Canal, Railroad and Bridge Company GlOoo
feet Of Gcorgia pine and 1000 feet Of oak thinker,
Of several sizes md lengths To be delivered nj the
Aqueduct bridge, Georgetown, ID. C.. December !,
1877
on application. II. II. WELLS.
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The Steamers OF this Line take tho lane Routes
Escominen!ied ny Lieut.. Manry, U. = ", going houh
Sf the Bank on the passage to Queenstown, all tie
National Republican., 1877-09-21

IIENNSYLvANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
l. Chester, Pa, opens September L. Location
heaithnil; grounds ample; tu!idl1gs comm9dlouS
Thorqu, h destruction % CIVIL ENGiNEERISG.
OF Cadets For circulars apply to COL THEo
HYATT, President JylS 3m
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INSURANCE.
VNHIRTY. FOURTH YEAR.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, BOSTON, MASS

LOOK OUT FOR THIRry.THIRD ANNUAL RE.
PORT, 1871.
Dividend 70 member n CASH ss their premlums
bers during the last thirty.three years
Begin the new year TO Insure.
ALL POLICIES protected nom forfeiture by State
law. Solicitors wanted. Liberal terms made 10 par
ties having lapsed policies
n. n CLARKE. Genera Agent
Room 81 Cloud Building.
Alos, Agent for the Republic Firs Insurance Com
pany Of New York City. lNlt Thasiy
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FINANCIAL.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
,TS6cO DRAWN EVERY FIFTEEN DAYS.
PfiLe s5npn
IElEc
priAe oi 2Ul
. iIllh OF thuD etlci 2DUbJ
lOs Pria~ ot VI UD each 1Uuu
sIo Prizes OF SD each SStcu
7s7 Prizes amounting to Spanish dollars) $50 900
Information furnished rREE Orders filled. Prizes
cashed. spanish Bank Bills and Governments pur-
chased.
TAYLOR a CO, Bankers.
Jyl3am No. II Wall street. New York CITY.
LEGAL.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
l. formed n limited partnership, pursuant TO the
Revised Statutes OF the United States relating TO the
District of Columbia cuncerninH limited partnerships
IN the said District, under the name of SANDERS Il
SrAYMAS OF Washington, ID. e., for the purchase,
instruments, at iiie Pennsylvania avenue, corner oil
Twelfth street northwest, nom the list day Of Sep.
tenber, instant, to the 3lst day Of May next HARRY
SANDERS and JACOB 4. sTAYMAN are the general
partners, and FREEBOkN q. SMITH, ~ a limited
partner has coniribuet hve thousand dollars ~ his
part ofthe capital stock Of Pap5'1peEshsP p r,s
JACOB A, STAYMAN,
=. g. SMITH.
wAsHIsoTos, ID, G., Sept s, 1871 se6rhSTutw
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ATTORNEYS.

IOHS A.. ROW,
- ATTORNEY AND CuUNsELoR AT.LAw.
81 CLOUD BuIl;piNG; GoRf FANp NINTH ST
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CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
~ at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, Troy,
N Y. Instruction very practical. Advantages un-
surpassed in this country. Graduates obtain excel
lent positions, Rc-opens sept. II, For the annual
Register, containing improved course OF study and
Jy3Gim PiloF. VIM. l.. ADAMS, Director.
National Republican., 1877-09-21

CCHOOL OF IC-INSTRuCTORs: ANTON
= GLOETZNER, =. Y: sTnINER II. DoNCII,
THEO. INGALLS, X INC. The brst instruction In
all musical brunChcs IN classes at rons3 to sl term
Uen weeks.) two lessons week Classes OF school
children, IS cents and upwards lesson. For circulars
and Information apply toe. s. KING, Secretary, 10
Eighth street northwest. aui5-9u
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local Affairs.
T.mpsraaee Aseting.
Gospel Temperance.


Gospel Tenpsranss.
The interest In tho gospel Temperance
meetings at City Hall, continues to in
crease. The meeting, last evening, was
opened with prayer BY Dr.. shelp. A psr-
tion Of the Scriptures was read, from
which was drawn the lesson Of love In the
treatment Of all classes of sinners-the
dealer in liquor ~ well - the victim Of
strong drink.
The Rev. Mr.. Latrobe was heartily in
sympathy with Christian effort everywhere
for the salvation Of men. Let all our lss
bors be performed In the spirit Of Christ ;
there should be no jealousy nor heart-burn-
ing in the work We are all laboring for
tho good of men, and Ill had right to
work where and when the opportunity was
offered. No man had any authority to cam
mission another to prosecute this great
work. The Lord Of hosts commissioned
his laborers in this portion Of bis vineyard.
Professor Seymour made An earnest ad-
dress, exhorting men to exert their natural
powers for good, calling upon God for his
sustaining power. b
DR.. Hicks urged that the work be carried
on In spirit Of love toward all, and e.
pecislly toward those who held views dill.
fering from ours. r
Mr.. Louis Rapho gave an interesting &C
count of his conversion. Brothers Elliott
and Fraim and others spoke earnestly.
Three persons arose for prayers. A
meeting will be held this evening.
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they had decided 70 hold II h Tatnall's
wosds, and requested oil ths Temperance
people to NEST at the tent ct Q O'Clock and
proceed 70 the grounds IN body.
Brother Lee said they had been trying to
got . band, but unless sufacient fands, were
rsissd would have to do without music;
but no was determined they should have
some noise, ~ he would beat = drum him-
self II they could do no better. y 'es
At this point, somebody suggested that :
collection should bs taken up, which waa
done, and quite handsome sum realized
70, we suppose, that the band will be se~
cured.
Tho singing, which was led by Brothers
Pickels and Duffy, was excellent. '-<''
Scores Of men came up during the meet
ing and signed the pledge; on several ocea-
eions We counted ~ high ~ eight, Ill men.
marching up in body to put their names
down. M .aa y.
Tho enthusiasm instead of absting Il iu-
creasing, and few more sermons like that
|of Sunday evening, Will compel the reform-
srs to procure canvas enough to cover the
entire lot in order to accommodate tho
hosts that are docking around their banner.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-05

GEND IN your lists of stocss, Bonds,
y Loans. Lols and Dwellings for next sale
o; Saturday, June 18th. J. II he .LD.
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H4rtr WILMINGTON, June 4, 1875.
To the Editors of tho Morning Herald: /,
s1Rs :-Trusting that you viii grant US
small space in your columns, that we may
lay before tho citizens our grievances, which
have been urged against us by the very men
who have profassed TO be our political
friends, but have shown themselves to be
our political enemies. For, while the last
Board Of Health was very lenient ia allow.
Ing the poor colored man to obtain an hon,
est living by removing the night soil from
the cess-posls Of the citizens, whereas the
present Board Il composed Of Republican
majority, have, by their action, again
sustched the bread from tho mouths Of our
children and tied the hands of the cit,zens
by making ane Of fifty dollars If they are
known to give Us employment In the 70.
moval Of night soil from their premises.
We now ask Is the Republican county
wherein every man has right to exerci. q
his own opinion and freedom, II it il, xe
know now our professed friends that ~ thew
have treated our petition and the one pre.
sentsd BY the citizsns with contempt that
We will use the influence we have hitherto
used TO put them in office that we will IN
future b used against them, in September
when ws will vote for them who will grant
US meant living. For a. Moses lifted up
the serpent in the Wilderness 10 will Moses
lift the Republicans out Of Council in Sep
tsmber, then We VIII have Odorless BY tie
neck viii, 70 thanka TO Smith Who be- droye
desp into w ntght soil tt,ds, ~ . 4 \ 81
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

EOh SALE.-A hrst-class Millinery Us.
~ tablish nent. lccsted ON ing street,
aoing kplendid business. H use and
store for rent. also conDected Herewith q
Bles cherry: Only rea.on for wishing 10 sell,
declining health OF the owners. Possession
at ouce. For terms. prices &c, apply to ;,
NJ. NJ. CHI Id,
No, Il. seventh street,
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ICE CREAM AND. FRUIT.

Kyle the we'll known and popular dealer
in Ice cream. confectionery, cakes and
fruits, T. now st his accustomed stall IN the
he will dispense these luxuries during the
hot season. With his usual urbanity and
we'll known politeness and CHEEKY good hu
NOR, he will serve all his customers prompt
ly. and do hts utmost to lessen the burdens
fellow men. He win also supply parties
and pic MICS with ice cream, and orders can
be left either at his stall or at his house,
northt est corner of siAth and Orange streets
nayl5 6m
The Morning herald., 1877-06-05

TOW. JONEs, Fancy byers, 482 N. Front
ID Street, Branch ONCE corner Ninth and
Vine streets, Phlladelphia. Ladies' ahd'
0entlelnen's Garments Of every 6eacrlp.
srs and 0lOves dyed or usanesds 4
The Morning herald., 1877-06-05

EOR sALE.-op the South Side, ; brick
T. houses, containing s rooms. Each wall
te sold on reasonable terms. mhl7-tf
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. NOTICES.

OTICE.-Joshua Marls, Attorney at.
~ Law, as removed to office N. W. cor.
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EOk RENT.-The Mansion House; Lawn
T. Stables and Garden, Of John O'Byrne
street bridge. The lawn is one of the finest
inthe county !, Apply, at THIS OFFICE.
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DENTISTRY.
RrNrIss1nr.

H1s7ls7a1. VI n \
". Il. ailtyson, has taken the 2dn.. once
=. +ha determination to do nrst.class
w. " nm and giveaatisfactiop 70 ali who favor
DaS. ?, With n IT, patronage, His charges VIII
v very moderate. The old stand otn ana
% latn s,0. Teeth $40. Filling 81 so and
n e st ". a. Gilkyson, DenT,st, cHrns 1.+ro 7 Of
,th and Shipley sree!s' W1imlns'op'
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hoard ef Heal tla.

The Board Of Health met last night,
President Roberts presiding. The minutes
Of the previous meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The 10th Ward committee reported the
nutsances in that ward - being attended to
The committee on Accounts fixed the salss
ries Of the Executive officers at 9l6 .66 pays
able. monthly. '''s" @'''f' '
The committee on communications and
licenses submitted copy Of their report in
regard to the cleaning Of csss>pools. '9'e
The bills, speaks Of the use Of the buck.t
system 10 injurious to the health, and that
after the 5th day Of June, 1877 the use of
the bucket shall bs prohibited unless sp-
proved Of BY the Board Of Health, unlsfs
transported in air tight tanks, In violation
Of the rule their license shall bs forfeited,
hat there shall be appointed annually.
committee known As the committa on CON-
munication and licenses, who shall grant
licences to authorized parties, which parties
while At work shall wear badges. :.
A scale of prices will be prepared, and
fol the protection Of the ordinance the re-
port Of oil violation shall b given 10 the
Mayor or police. .s ~ ~ '='ti
The owner of the property will Be r.
sponsible for al violations on their properly
and fined $50 each offence. ..al,sf.ss,
The report aftsr having been read BY the
sections and adapted was hnally adopted Is
. whole. .,,,s,s ..a. ,r,,.,, .,..,., Z,
During the reading, Mr.. Mccullough
presented 3 petition signed BY number Of
respectable citizens, asking that the con,
ttnuation Of the bucket system be SLOWED,
Is the odorless machine was unable to do
the work required. On motion 1t was
accepted and referred. z lsb-
Mr.. Burke reported that the water course
At Monroc and Chestnut streets, running to
Fourth and jackson streets and connecting
with sewer 1t Maryland avenue, is a null
sance and should be attended to- g.stv
Mr.. Mccullough moved that It bc referred
TO Council. ,t..,....-.... ..,.i..t-.,.ns.
The clerk read le ters from ]. Smith and
G. G. Agnes, asking for renewal of license
for the clearing of privy wells. '
H. jenkins asked to have the authority
TO hpishh two contracts that hc had on
hand. tx j" F.-i"f
After considerable discussion, Mr. Van
Kleek moved that he be allowed TO finish
them tonight, II he did It according to the
regulations Of the Board. 'jt Gbtrta ae
On motion the meeting adjourned. s2
The Morning herald., 1877-06-05

LOR sALE.-Three f1ve-rsomed brick
Il houses on the South side. with fine
yards. Enquire OF ]. K. -ABCONK, i.
mhl0 3. w. cor. second and Markets
The Morning herald., 1877-06-05

DOR sAIE.-A three story brick house
Il No. 403 East hird street, cheap, with
immediate q h A Ro.sessiou: e e a! AddIrss Il.
: j ~ &y &r@, q &|* Philadelphia
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NOT1CE.-Notice is hereby given to all
persons whose business or occupation re-
quires = State license for. the present year
(l877) that the same is due and payable on
the first day Of June, 1t the offices of the
Clerk Of the Peace for New Castle County,
JOHN P. SPRINGER,
Clerk st New Castle.
NJ. A. 8. SPRINGER;. ~ 3T.i
Deputy, No. 800 W. Second St. VII.
my3-1m .0l's
The Morning herald., 1877-06-05

Look OUT FoR CHEAP ,eHoEs--At M
Clsncy's, 504 West Second street, two doors
from Washington, in Second, the cheapest
place 10 tho city. Shoes either ready-made
or made to order. I n ~ -
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BOARDING..
WANTS.
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYtD OR RsTOLEN.-l'rom the cor
y ner'of Chestnut street, on May 20, a
black horse, saddle mark on back. Any
information left at the above place will be
received.
je-l.2t WIN. T. WORT
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A travelling show in the West consisted OF
" human curiosities ! all from one family.
The head of the concern was Il Samson and
sword swallower. His wife was the fat wo-
man. His daughter, with her hair bleacbed
and her eyes painted, was the Circassian girl.
His son-in-law was the door tender. His
three-year-old son, dressed In trousers, was
the dwarf, "aged. fifteen" His sou. in a
cage, was Fiji cannibal. In Wisconsin
village there was family row, and in the en-
suing trial in, court the secrets Of their bust
ness came out. But they have become re-
conciled, and once more the old man lifts
weights and swallows swords, the Circassian
girl tlirts with the fellows, the door tender
shouts the merits of the exhibition, the dwarf
toddles on his platform and kisses the women,
and the canibal howls in his cage.
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Finely perrumcd Toilet soapat Ander-
sons Drug Store, Al Union st. d. 10, If.

DELAYS ARE DANeERous-If this axiom
is true respecting the ordinary affairs OF life,
still more obviously so as regards the exigen-
cDs of approaching disease. Unquestionablyl
let how many neglect TO practically recognize
this plain truth when health is in The balance
OF the many premonitorys symptoms Of dis
ease q hacking cough is the most prophetic Of
peril Arrest it at the outset with DIR, WIS.
nART's PINE TREE TAR CoRDIAI, and SO
avoid Consumption. Bronchitis, Inflammation
of heLungs, Coughs, Colds, and, indeed all
Affectionslof the Respiratory Organs are en-
tirely cured by this sovereign remedy, which
also eradicates Dyspepsia. Gravel, Piles Ner-
vous Debility. Tropidity of the Liver, Urinary
Difficulties, Constipation, Palpitation of the
Heart, Scrofnlous i Elections, and the,infrni-
ties peculiar to the gentlsr sex. This Cordial
derives its virtues from the vegetable king
dom, and is infinitely to be preferred, both on
account of It's superior efficacy and freedom
from nauseons and Injurious properties to the
official drugs SO often administered with no
other effect than to offend tile palate and dis
order the stomach. The PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL can always be relied ON to do What
is claimed for it. Sold by all druggists,
Principal Depot, at No. 0fU Hilbert street,
Philadelphia. esf sniiAa38
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-07

THE PANIo-STRIcKEN MULEs.-Mr Abram
Hewitt was the innocent cause of very
ssingularaccident one day last week. He. was
driving out in sleigh, when he met farmer
driving into the city with team of mules.
The mules stopped suddenly as Mr.. Hewitt
approached, and gazed steadily in his face for
a second, and then, turning deadly pale, they
jumped out of their harness, and scrambing
hastily into their owners wagon, curled up
under the scat, aud could not be induced to
come out until dark. Burlington HdDkege.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-07
Scarcity of Money.

There is no doubt but the present condition
of all kinds Of business and industry is fear
fully depressed, and IL behooves every family
to look carefully to their expenses, Winter
Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. Coughs and
Colds win prevail everywhere, and Consump-
ton, with other throat and lung Diseases will
carry off many. These diseases should not be
neglected. Doctors bills are expensive, and
we would advise ourpeoplefo use BoscnEE's
GERMAN SyIsUP. 1t never has failed. One
bottle at 70 cents will keep your whole family
well during the winter Two doses will re.
lieye any case. Sold ia all TOWNS Of the Unit.
ed States, and at Moore's and Anderson
Drug stores, Lambertville, aud Wolyerton's,
New Hope.