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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-29
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How ! wish that my Skin was rs white
and soft as yours, sajd a lady the other
day ioa female friend. You can easily
make il 50, said The lady addressed.
''Ilow o. inquired The first speaker. USE
GrEEN's SULPHUR SnNP. Sold 10y all
Druggists.
De!sd, Crijcni1n's No. sixth Avenue.
New York. Hills Hair and Whisker
Dye black or LfaNn. JGc;s.
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From JeunertoWu.
JENyERTowS. Pa. Aug, %. 1871.
A TKAMP .snnARnrn,'

AhAhE bRAtl't1
i lew days ago a tramp appeared at The
a. sidence OF one ofour farmers a few miles
from this placr. and, ieigning insanity,
demanded something To eat, stating that be
had sui,si,itd upon gras -hoppers alone
during The past two hunlre DAYS. Alter
promising Is oh - wood. the "1udr wife
pla c h,inrc hi u u substantial sure. ni
= hicil IL %lprtn'N VERY sp,riifaly, IhroV-
Ing wtsf Mas J. fl lul e dee. The tra;nr
n"S ca gathering II >>hrpirFs. talk.
iig Ia he II ia the m ut aiisUfd IN. uutr.
and stating that for e WY insect he licked
up. hlt SSingS { ON ab we wrrr shoxrrcd
upon him Our farmer siirnily watched
lhe poor, fpriUrn t-arup. when suddenly
a light tainhled in his eyes. and a bright
smileiilaminaied his oountrnance. and, as
il moved hy electricity, he picked up "A
piece Of Il fencing bolrd. gnzed upon it
with an admiring gaz:. smiled again.
raised it high in the air. and then il fell.
Yea. verify, did this board fall upon the
gluteal region of this tramp, while in the
stopping posture, pursuing the peaceful
avocation OF picking up grasshoppers.
There was u crash, a shrek. and some
thing IN the shape at 4 tramp was seen
flFing across a fence several rods distant.
Then all was still. The sun was setting
behind the western horizon, The sky which
had all day been cloudy became illumina-
ted. the raltlesnakes in the vicinity whiZZ-
Ell and buzzcd their young TO rest, the
corn waved TO and fro in the gentle breeze,
while there, upon the scene of battle.
stood the farmer. q victorious smile upon
his face, while at his feet Law the board
weapon, mashed all to smilhereens. The
tramp was seen 10 more. He was an i'm
oos,or. and was served perfectly right.
Well done, William your reward is forth
coming.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-29
A FRAUD.

A low. thick. ~hcavy-sei. blue-eyel vag-
abond is travelling from house to house in
this part oi the county, at one place pass
ing himself oil as a railroad conductor,
at another place as an engineer, while still
further he states that he own q passenger
coach which be is ~endeayoring to sell. and
Tor which be expects 10 realize $4,000.
OF course this kind OF talk takes well
among the un~suspecting farmers. and the
fellow has no trouble in getting meals or o
| nights lodging. lie is u fraud Of the first
water. and should DC treated ms such.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-29

All who shipped their Butter 10 Ken
nard and Oudeslu,s S. Baltimore, Nd, last
year. were pleased with their returns. aud
no doubt will ship % the same hrm this
year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-29
APLuekY LITTLE WOMAN.

Not far from this place rtsides a lady
who observed a large black snake upon
the lower branches of a tree, when. liule
woman like, she picked up q fence rail
and attempted 10 shay the reptile. The
rail broke in the middle, bat our heroine
continued the assault with the piece re-
tanned in her hand, and after delivering
a few severe blows. the snake dropped TO
the ground, coiled up. and prepared for
b tile. The lady again struck it. when
the reptile made a leap, but by a skilliul
mincsgre she escaped lis deadly aim. and
dropping the club made a hasty retreat.
The lady avows that the snake was as
large as a fence rail.
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DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP,

Makes the SKIN Soft. Clear, Pure White and
Healthy is Cleansing, DeOdorizing, Dissniect-
ing, Soothing, Healing and purifying removes
Dandruf, Channg, Ulcers, Sores, EruptiOns.
ROughness and redness OF the SKIN relieves itch
ing, burning and singing of the Skin, and irrita-
ton of biting and stipging insects will relieve
ITCHING PILES where nothing else will havs
any elect is FREE FROM ALL OFFEN-
SlN L ODOR, and prevents Contagious Diseases.
and as an External Medical and Toilet Prepara-
tiOn il has no EQUAL Price, % cts; by mail,
50 Box, Cakes, 50 cts; by mail, 10. Sold by
Druggists. T. =. WEBSTER. PTOprietor. OF
fee, % n. 9Th S.. Philtd'a, Pa. Wholesale be
pot. +Ol n. Thiri ST, phih, Pa.
.Ju.y p.
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soxxRsKr & xINKRALPoIST RAILROAD.

p. W. q B. II. R.-PAss MINERAL roIsT.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-19
Notice Of Dismissal.

Notice is hereby given that I will file my
final account with the Judge Of Probate for
Orangeburg County. the final account Of
DR.. Joseph A Keller deceased, as Guardian
of Henry Addcn and ask to be discharged
from MI further and other accounting touch
ing the management and disposition of the
Estate of the late Henry Alden by the said
DR.. Joseph A. Keller in his lifetime and
aak for letters Of dismissal.
MORGAN J. KELLER,
FRANCIS +. KELLER,
Executors of
DIR, JOSEPH a. KELLER, deceased
may 9Th At.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-19
IT, A Ut N I'D IS Y.

Mrs. J. Ogrecn has herewith the pleasure
TO inform the Citizens of Orangeburg that
she has opened a first-clas Laundry, and
is now ready to receive and make ur any
kind Of clothes in the very best style, and at
the mot reasonable prices. The Estab-
lishmentis from date entirely under my
own supcrintcndance. For further infor-
nation apply either at the Laundry rat
Mr.. Ogrens Saddlery Store.
MRS.J. OGREN.
may 5th If.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-19

BANKRUPI-IW B1
This is to give notice that have filed my
: final account as Assignee of the Estate OF
William Knots bankrupt in said Court and
that on the Is day of May Instant l shall
apply to said Court for the settlement of my
said account and for discharge from all
Z liability MS Assignee of said Estate in nc
cortlance with the provisions Of The % sec
tion Of she Act Of Congress entitled "An
Act to establish a uniform system Of Bank
ruptcy throughout the United States ap
proved March > 1876.
G. b. GLOVER,
Assignee.
may 5 2t.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09
Vas II Bennets

Yesterday morning, party OF young
men arrived in this city by the early New
York train, and purchased tickets for Clay
ten, Delaware. No:hing was thought OF
this at ,he time, but aDout G O'Clock P. NJ,
a telegram was received In this city i,om
Clayton. ordering a special engine and car
to 20 at ouce 10 that place, for which the
parry had paid the telegraph operator ore
hundred dollars: twenty minutes after the
receipt of tie telegram, the engine and csr
were on the way to Clayton. Upon their
arrival four young men embarked, aud
arrived in this city az 9:05 Z. NJ, and as
they had considerable time to spare
before the departure of the regu
lar train, went in'o the restaurant
Of Thompson * Locke, at the depot, aud
asked for whisky. Upon being informed
,his beverage was not sold in the restaurant,
they asked for ale, which was furnished,
and drank with e relish, and one Of them
remarked tha. "rhis is the best thing we
have had since we lett home" They went
!n-o the ladies' room, and bundle was
made un the contents of which is unknown.
Two Of the party appeared to be in the best
OF spirits, while the other two were de-.
spoDlent. Ons Of the party is said 70 be
James Gordon Benuet t, OF the New York
Herald and is described as wearing an
ulster coat, AID sealshin cap; marked
across the face, as if Inflicted by sharp in.
strumeut or COW hide, and made every effort to
disguise hinselfby drawing hi. coat up aid
his cap down over bis face.
Ali of the parties were well dressed but
evideut:y had tramped through the mud
and snow, as they were covered with mud
up TO their knees.
For fear that they might not reach this
city in time to make the proper connec-
.ion:, the. Conductor, Engiueer and Fireman
each received handsome preseuts.
The impression is that the much talked
Of Bennett-May duel has been fought in
Kent county, Maryland, near Clayton Tick.
cts we're purchased by the parties for
Philadelphia aud they embarked on the
936 train, 3s
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.Fasros sAs Ht.n.sneso. I.ssss.sss.


The fair now being held by the church ol
the Sacred Heart continues to be the centre
of attraction at the Wilmington Institute.
Our reporter visited the place iass nlgnt'
aud Was conducted through the place oy
the geutlemenly manager, Mr.. Eising. The
first table visited was presided over BY Misses
Frair and Kern. At this table We noticed
great many articles. both useful ana
ornamental, among which was set OF
chairs, q tine wax cross, and great many
other articles. The next table v as presided
over by Mrs. Fulmer aud Mrs. Leigler-
This like the other was well ,etocked.
Among some of the principal articles We
o.iced q fine gold band china tea se',
q very handsome quilt, suit OF clothes, &c.
We now pass on to the Sacred Heart,
table, Miss McCafertyand Miss Mary McGee,
clerks. At this table will be found the
Wheel of Fortune. Try your luck, and II
you do not make q fortune, We
are sure it will not be the fau't
of the handsome and accommodating young
ladies who preside.
No, is presided over BY Mrs. Burmar
and Miss Brand. The principal attraction
at this table is fine picture of the Last
Supper" " hich was worked aud presented
10 the Fair by the children of 81. Peters
Female Orphan Asylum. 1t is very well
executed. aud the donors deserve credit. The
Glass table is connected with this table, and
| is well stocked with ware.
Now we are at "Saered Heart" table No
| l, although i. was No. . On our rounds
Miss Mary Laing attends to matters here,
| and takes pleasure in showing anything OF
the table. Here, too, are articles to nu.
merous to neLtion. II you would know
more of itfgo and see.
The refreshment table Is presided over by
Mr.. aud Mrs. Whelsn, and is well stocked
with good things. There is also Glass
table in connection with this table.
The ice cream department is under the
management of Mr.. kile, who always has
on hand supply Of excellent ice cream.
Last but not least. We visited the table
kept by Mrs. Keller, Smith and Co. The
principal attraction at this table are two
handsome gold watches. There is also q
| stove and other handsome ard useful ar
ticles.
| The Fair will continue during this week
and all of the above articles and greal
many others will.be rsflied off to the Per
sons holding the lucky numbers.
Our readers should not fail TO give thi!
! plsce visit during the week. You will fnt
Mr.. Herman Lsnge in the ticket office ani
Mr.. McCafery at the door, and lots of hand
some ladies' inside OF the hall.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09
TERNS-POSTAGE PREPAID,

Daily and sundays, one year, $3.50; six
months, s.. three months, 81 "a.
Daily. without sundays, one year. S. 81
months, si..j, three months SIS, less lii II
three months, 81 a mouth.
The serai-weesly WoRKD Tuesdays and
Fridays)-S2 a year. 10 Club Agents-a
extra cory for a club OF ten-the daily for
club OF twenty-five.
year. 10 Cub gents-an extra copy for
a cluo of ten. the semi-veekly for club
of twenty, the daily for q club OF fifty.
specimen Dumbtr Deni .on application,
Terms-Cash inv, liab y in advance.
All communication .nould be addressed
to THE WORLD,
Corner Of Park Row and Beck man street,
jan5U New York.
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PETIT JURY.
ELctiOn OF OHcers.

At q meeting of the stockholders Of the
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company, held
yesterday afternoon, the following gentle
man were elected Managers:
E. &. stotsenburg, Joseph Bringhurst,
VIM. G, Gibbons, Samuel McCiary, Jr g,
Samuel n. Pusey, Charles Warner, Philip
Plunkett, c. B Ellison, Charles T. FIem-
ing, Samuel Bancroft, John P. Cochran
George z. Tybout, Vim. Cummins, NJ D .,
Benjamin Burton, Manlove Hayes, John F.
williamson, Benjamin. F. Fooks.
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$722,24S.andA mo No REANRs. Rhl1ss

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 ~Ill t-se pace
/ publicat Cheyenne. Wyoming po-lnVe-
iy January lst, 1876 and 10 be conducted Dy
sworn commissi iHners.
S722,2A3 to be distributed.
Ali prizes and no blanks.
Within the reach oil any one TO OBTAIN 6
fortune rsr only 4 small outlay.
To be drawn the 18th and :Oih Cfeach month.
Pyizes payable III full, without dedrctlOn,
on p4 eseutation at this office Immediately
ailei iGrand .v I' tssh Prize. $4,000
IN do 20 l',hG
! IN do do 5000
aGrand t.ssI, Prizes. 1900
4 do do 90 500
1h0 Cash Prizes eafh l,IN
Tickels, s. each. or packages Of 10 tickets
$40. and the na'ance 10 BE- deducted on'E
from the prizes drawn. Information fur
rished. Or5ers filed. Also agents 1or me
Royal Havana Lottery. and all legalized
lot er es II roushout The world. orders
solicited. Apply 10 or address EMORY a
,,irv. dS I'm
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Cwtted States Court.

The January term of the United States
District Court for Delaw are, will commence
At the United States court room, in the
Custom House to-day the principal cases to
be disposed of are for "as alledged' Illegal
voting and interfering with the United
States Marshal's in the discharge Of their
duty. The following gentlemen comprise
the grand and petit juries.
GRAND JURy.
NEW CASTLE CoUNTY.-Stepben S.
sou.hard, John Stafford. Henry H. McMul-
len, Samuel W. Stewart, Elr1er W. Clark,
Howard Garrett, VIM. l.. Rudolph, Chas.
Smith, NJ. B. Ocheltree, Issac S. Elliott.
KENT CouxTE-John W. Carter, William
II. Green. -
SUSSEX CoUS11-Nutter G. Wooten, D.
W. Moore, Mark q. Davis, David S. TruitF
John E. Parker, b. S. Downing, John H.
Cade, James T. Thompson, Joshua S Bur
ton, Wm. R. Tubbs, John Wilgus.
PETIT JURY.
NEW CASTLE CoUSTY.-M. B. S.otseu-
burg, Warren Barnsby, Robert McFarlin,
Jacob Herdm an, VIM. W. Hopes, Wm.
T. Shaw, Samuel Culbert, Wm. Alexander
james Black, James A. Hart, Andrew
Carey, James NJ. Bryan.
KENT CoUNTY.-Charles E. Simmons
George E. Bell.
sussex CoUNTY.-Peter 3. Jackson
Thomas q. Riggan, Zadoc P. Collier, John
L. Bacon, Joseph 8. Truitt, VIM. V Sipple
David 8. Purnell, VIM. J. McNatt. Robert
W. Hurley, James R. Casey, David Haus-
ton, Henry P Wolf, Charles II. Maull, Jas
D. West, James Rudy, David ". Warning
ton.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09
LOTTERIES.
A Fortune For Only 81.

First dollar quarterly drawing. a. New
Orleans, TUESDAY. JANUARY =, 1877.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CON-
PANY.
This institution was regularly 1ncorpo-
ucation Il Purposes in 1865, with capital o
s 900 600, TO which 1t has stree added . re-.
serve fund O, s 5000. Its GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER ORA will take place
monthly. The season OF 1871 opens with
thefollowing scheme:
CAPITAL PRIZE, &l5.000.
I'M nnTTCYy ET., AT ONE DOLLAR EACR,
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iOOnNIICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH
LIST OF PRIZES.

sos Prizes amounting 10 s66.525
Write Tor Circulars or send or1ers to
CHARLES r. II WARD.
New Orleans, La.
REGULAR QUARTERLY DRAWING
on February 1. 1877. Tickets sl0each Cap
ita: prize $50 $50.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09
Y.M ca. Rsvsyas Services.

The Young Mems Christian Association
viii resume their revival work on next
Monday evening, in Olivet Presbyterian
church, which Is in the Ninth Ward, said
meetings will continue one week. On the
following Sunday, January 81, they 20 to
Green Hin church, which is short dis
tance above the Rising Sun depot. On Sun
day night, . Promise meeting will be held,
at which each member in attendance,
reeites one of the promises of Ged which
has been of greatest benefit to him.
On the night following, the regular
revival services commences, and from what
we know Of the material, the Association
is composed of, We appfehend good results.
They are now more thoroughly organized
than ever for the work, since the beginning
of the new year, and with their thorough
systemslization, they have every reason to
expect success in their efforts. They are
open to receive calls for work elsewhere
after the close Of the above services, and
We heartily cen nmend them to those who
feel an Interest In extending work Of chris
tianizIng the people.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09
Our Odsss0 Letter,
ODESSA, Del, Jan. 4.

VDEs5A, DcI., JaH. T.
The Milton Literary and Dramatic Asso-
cistion, of Delaware City, gave an enler-
tainment In the Hall here this evening. It
was the best entertainment ever given in
the Hall, Everett von Culin and Miss Laura
Bigger acting splendid. John VAnhekle
acted the part of Cousin Mark, very coed in
Little Daisy. We hope the Association will
give us another yisi. before very long
time, and We guarantee them q good re-
ception.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09
PHILADEZPHI4, VILMING T o n
AND BiLTIN ORE R4ILROAD,
Stockholders Neeting-Election OF Presi-
dent Secretary. Treasurer and d.
recforS.

Stockholders Neeting-Eleetion OF Presi-
dent Secretary. Treasurer and d.
rectors.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad Company, was held in this
city yesterday.
TIE directors submit TO the stockholders.
the following statements of the operations
of their road for the year ending October
81, 1876.
Earnings for the year ending
Oct. 81. 1876, P. ". Il 3. RI, S305, ,is7 81
SeE Castle and Wilmington RK, 3sl, ,ss7 l9
New Castle and FIeuchtown, 6S,Sll II
Total, s3,4j6.136 Is
Expenditures {copdeused) 3,299, ,S6l 81
Amt placed TO revenue account, G,'i4 2.
Taking iuto con; Iteration, the many and
expensive Improvements, made on the
roads under their management, there Is q
very salts isfactory statement.
After reading the statement of the Dis
rectors, an election was held which re-
suited as follows;
Directors-Samuel N. FELTON,, Thurlow
Pa, wm. Sellers, Philadelphia, Pa, Isaac
Hinckley; Philadelphia, Pa, Joseph Bring
hurst, Wilmington, Del, Samuel Harlan
Jr., Wilmington, Dsl., Charles Warner
Wilmington, Del. Thomas Kelso, Baltimore
Nd, Enoch Pratt, Baltimore, Md, Thos
Don sldson, Baltimore, Md, Samuel NJ
Shoemaker, Baltimore, Nd, Jacob Tome
Port Deposit, Nd, Nathaniel Thayer, Bos-
ton. Mass, william Minot, Boston, Mass.
Charles P, Bowiitch: Boston, Mass, Robt
q. Stevenson, Boston, Mass.
| After the adjournment Of the stockhold
ers meeting the Directors elect held meet
ing, and elected the following as the Officers
of the road for the yeer 1877.
sdent-Isaac Hinckley, Of Philsdel,
phia.
Vice Presiient-Enoch Pratt of Bal!i
more
Secretary and Treasurer-Alfrel Horne
OfB .ltiuOre.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09
AMD y LIVISiOC,
From Market Street Ferry,

\ iSAAA -AaA ASt 'oSiSSl CSlESs
Accom- for New York via Perth Amboy
and Jamesbnrg snd Monmouth Junction
6S and m,c"nneesing Tor Long Branch
and SQuan.
Accom- for Trenton: connecting with Ex.
au i2noon 2, -, and6 80 pm.
Accom- for New YORK, via Trenton, $50
p m.
Way Train for Burlington Sp m. Sunday
Trains 93oa m, ana and 6 y m,
Wa, Train or Bordentown liSj p m. On
SHi.day III p IN.
Fur Ninkora Branch so a IN, 9 and 4Sa
Fer lIghtstown 8, G goa IN, 9, SIS and 80
pm.
For ,ucks-' 'own % M, and 5 m.
For Meofora d and II 10 a IN, SIS. $40 ,and
For MI. HOLLY and Pemberton and II l5a
IN Is, 5. ~ aud IL 50 p m. For Mt. Holly
=. =. Al, 3 ard y y m.
su"uay lrsiFs for Mt. Holly 10 a n. and
SPIN.
Tran, arrive Thirty.second and Market
Sirre,s.-From P'ttsburg $40, 7S5 am,
up N, ,da'iy, "A III, ana 4 30 D m daily
"x". pt-Monday. From Erie and vii.
.:msport N. daily, except Monday
atd 81, q IN daily. except sunday. From
80. ~, daily except Monday.
Kane, Renova. Watkins, Elmira, and
Wiliiamsport 70 y III daily, except Sum
day. From New YORK IL As, 4Ss, 10 Is. 10 .
an, 1905. l24j, 3 20, G. $50. 7S5, 7 ~, 20,
10 i0and ii iOp III. On sunday, II 40, 10 ~
am, 30, 30, 10 10, Ii 10 m. From Eas.
ton, ,Pni,iipsburg and Lambertvilie, 10 10
m and 9 81 III. also oarrive at kensing-
ton Depot 9o3 o m. and 4 55 p m. sleeping
car ,irks Is ran be had at Broad and Chest.
nut streets, and Depot rhirty-sec0nd and
Market streets. :,
The UuiOn Transfer Company will call
fnr and check baggage from Hotels ana
Residences, Time cards and full informa.
ton can be obtained at the DepOts aud
Ferry named above, and at the following
TICKET No. sSS Chestnut street,
3. 4. Cor. Broad and Chestnut
OFFICES No. ll6 Market street,
FEANK THOMPSON, d. n. BOYD, JR., a,
0enl Manager. 0enI Fan.sAsh
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09


(NHASGE OF HUUHS-N iLNlNGTON
" WE-' fRN NAIhHpAAb-t o.H,nenc-
ing ! thursday Dee l. 1876, Trains viii run
rs follows:
Leave Wi WimiEgton 10 % a III and Comm.
Leave andebburg Is a m aId 20 D. in,
Arrive at Wilmington 7 s. In, and 8 10
pm.
Arrive at Landenbcrg a. I2 m. and 6 20
r. IN.
CuNNECTlOSs.-1ra leaving Landen.
berg al . IS IA. ii. with train for Philadel.
phia at 10 am,
Train leaving Wilmington at 1870 a M
with tra!n ]. aving Philadelphia at $40 a m
ana rennsylvantaa and delaware train le.y.
Ing Landenberg at 10 r. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at I 80 D. m.
with Pennsylvania and Delaware trs In. and
vi h train leaving Wilmington for Phila,
at 4 ~ y. m.
Train leaving Wilmington at $50 D m
with train leaving Philadelphia at 4 is o,
m =, -fs
aus2stf DAVID OoNNELL. supt
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09

A gentleman from Maryland on visit to
this city last week told us that he uses DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, aud assured US that it
relieved him Of very bad cough. Thep,
i. is so cheap-onIy g cents.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09

Gossamer water-proofs are SO light that
one can be rolled up in the pocket
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09

4 NEW PROCESS for Preserving a
n Corpse without usin. ice overwhelming
The corpse can be place. to suit the family
and kept q week or more. Less expensive
than ice. Personal attention night OF day.
All kinds OF furniture made 70 order Hsre
can be found . large and good class OF sec
chear. CHARLI,s U. PETERSON, Agent
s. w. cur. Eourth and Hhipiey sts. jyXLsm
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09
HAVANA LOTrERY,

6S5 Prizes amount,ngto s'O,oO
PRICE IN CURRENCY:
Whole Tickets, $40 Halves, 50: Quar-
tiers, $40; Fi,hs. S; Niehtbs, s.: TeEths, 81;
Twenlieths, 3 Forteths, 81.
Circulars of information furnished FREE
Orders fl ed. Prizes casiIed. spanish Bank
Bills and Governments purchased.
TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers.
nct7 IL Wall st.. New YORK
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BELVlDERE DIVISION.

From Thirty-secoDd and Market streets--
Express, for Lambertyille, Flemingtor,
PhiihpsbnrE, Eas;on Water Gap. Scran-
For Pennington. H"pewell. etc. ii a m:
From kensLgton Depot-Express for
Trenton Lamber WILLIE, Phiilipsburp. Eas.
ton, Water Gap Scranton, etc, SIS and
10 IS a NJ. and 4 Ii pm.
For Lambertville 3 10 p N. For Belvidere
10 IN.
For bennington aud Hopewell 10 q IN,
and SIS pm.
For Pennington G IS and 10 Is m, and SIS
d m.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-09
RAILROADS.

DHILADELPHLA, WILMINGTON Ann
L BALTIMORE RAILROA
November q, 1876.
Trains will leave Wilmington a. fol,ov,
for Ao'o"s
Philadelphia and intermediate st..,.,.
, 6s5, 10. 900, 952, l045, am. Q 30, 4ao. ~ 9'
9d Pom. ~
Philadelphia and New York, 202 am. 12,.
II 40. 40 pm. ~ H.
Bslsimore q or and intermediate stations, 2 g.
Baltimore and Washington 125 ls5'a.o
am, u 50, l2s, $40, pm. "oS'
Trains for delaware Division leave 6or
New Castle 500, go. 935, q m, 80. N
pm. wv VoV
Wyoming and intermediate stations. m
9S5 m, 30pm. '' "W
peimar and intermediate stations. s On
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stat,o,.
~ m, 90 $50 pm.
phiiacelphia and New York, 2O2am.
Baltimore and Washid dgton, 1850 *.
For further information passenper. ~. ~:
pot. "' 'no oe-
janl-ly H.FRENNRv srn.