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, 1877-09-26

3nc: Iciscts. cnst to Nilxsnkcc At &c; Ncs'al!,
railroad trs from Bear Crock In !uhto, 19c tath.
tlcArancrs- Props t'nha and JanIcn fita. .Ir..
ttIcsen; Arctic, 900 hrIs of ccmcn. for Hancock:
tehrs r. Il. E-,irv and .fura. 40 tons esal: Lyman
tn.ty, no utl> sall. Toetlo; han DIrrn, J. 10l
tons coaa T. Lhtcsyo: hnrstn I'd irsn. ttohcrboil,
nItIdnaught anil spnn1dnt, Saginaw.
, 1877-09-26
The BOARD 0F EQUALIZATION.

cbAeta4 AspdteA to TA4 GAloo9a 7tabuAA.
erslaaSlstp, ILL.,, Sept. 23.-At the sessions
=! sAe STATIC Board Of Equalization today tho
eohmlttee On Personal Property subsnitted
.epost uakiug CERTAIN aldltious and reductions
~ ~ eas aasesstaent Of personal property In ooun-
ees u makes the largest addition in Macoupin
, 1877-09-26

in Europe ,...,..,.... ........ l0lH
In England 81 Niliam f..... Z, .-.....s.. 1857
in EncaHd and Ffahce: with fever ....flE13- 1li'
III England ....... .......... .,,........ 1n5l
rermin y. .................. ....... ...... 1915
IN EHvlana causeh by long fains.... f'EE,
IN England and France. ,..... 1kst
In Encland bread made from sesn.fonts ,... li:B
in 1;ritish Islcs :. ,,.. ,,,,.,.. ...... -. 1j1i
III frsnee very severe ...,................. 1881
in britain 1T48
IN Bengal: dsfAAtaset the province. It'll
in Cape de Ncrae. IL COO pcrtEhcd. ......... 1775
IN France vcrJ Rrttsous.. 11H0
IN England. very scyert... .............. IDS
In England .... 1901
IT. usothc I'm ,...... ............. ..... 1919
In Ireland: fA1BYe NJ potato CROP. :. ). 1al4.l8l6
Elo. ~. oo0 granted BY Pasltsnent 70 relieve
Eatt India to,npany: great ioss Of .ife..... la+7
In india, Aoftnwsatern provinces. 1871
IN lria.a. lsen<nj 900 ono p.rtehed.... lBCa,
In North~efterh provinces Of India; thou.
hands dsfAftcd......... .......... 1907
IN Fcfsin: sefY severe. ....... 1E11 ls1s
In bengal; sast thonennfa dysnk. ........l815 1876
In feretai parts Of India during 1857.
Indian famifcs In recent Jeart have cost, d.
rectlY and indirectly, an expenditure of K.s}b.
10000, and loss u life OF more than 900.
, 1877-09-26
NAVIGATION NOTES,


Cr1uAoo.-Only two arFisnls yesterday from
the Lawer Lakes. ..Thrne new propcllcrs are 10 be
built for the Anchor Line ..-. .Cnpt. Stark writes
that tho schr ratnIleu wns at Galveston, Tex,
few daYs aro loading for Philadelphia. Bho viii re-
turn TO Chicago next Season II not Sold. ....Thc
schr scoss arrived hero yesterday for tho drSt time
this scnson With a cargo Of lumbar from Che.
boygan..-. Tho sehr u'ackhnwk goes into
Ifiliets' dry.doek for rephtrs.. ..The steam
Yseht Florence hAs been libc1ed for s45.
tho au,ouat Of q bill for steam. .httin7....
Can't Con MAhono1 succceds Capt William Kelly
on tho tug Goldsmith Maid. rhcre wus but ono
ycssul on tho lumber market last evening. and not
half-n-dozen eargoes turing ths Whole day we're at
the docks. The Stmr Corona brought about 3, 600
packages OF peaehos from St. joe yeaterday. aud
liaroor. and sonth aiaven. .Thc stmt Peefltes
IT. II; .issss ass,,!s e s'asSs 81:
r. Tso sen4 Fepse9 sa.Aaea .s damage seais;
Ely shs properly 81 lie priadt;ies Vii e plascd
n sonssaton ~ soon =; nSsals!e She VIZ proS
1r,txn foS4s.-tmier = foreclosure Or mort
w. W sold 70 0eorse n. Kos foi sao. Ut Is III.
cd that over ona half the wheat shipped from De,
troll during tho present sca'on ha, bcsn consigned
the Wulland Canal and Nsavelly Lay T. reported
to be nnpscec1entedly latgc.; William Il.
as MS's sono e. u4o d 10 oos sttes III hel %
This water oa the inlad lakss y very low ~ pres.
ent. Of Lake seuxoR tfs lar2et.szsd s stsamsfs .s
tas, tieofes ., Dieksea. laras toiaea dc As.o:
eoa: s Ill., T.: &C., s,a nee
engaged 10 remove stones from the nshing grounds
Frank rnEsons, of this achr Maxwell, was etrmcx
saturday night while coming up sault Nlver....
The atea barEs isailentine u secel.tnR new COUP
R Rs$ vse Il +; s, ed es sasq ss Il ~ sass
of thu week. This Kcssbaw VII, consequently tow
the Moore TO Baaa'o. 80 The,s wers seventy yes
E.visaston On tha cana, h.: inssse..eai
says the dredee had better 20 hack to tho foot Of
Chicago strcet and remove more Of tl,.t mud.
sehasn e. sfHla Vii e"me s or. 81 @ Dst1o o.
dsy IL tsH a sSs ass ssea ssks4 Ss
along ths slock4 Coal is coming In q1ite freely,
Fl I fna ~ e
employed ,at tbs Niagara Elsyatar, Buffalo. fel!
rec 'eeetvea ID ii iats juresp. prapsis2: md
three taf1 scssela arrived i nudaio sunday with
.00 ba grain. Of which l'a 1o0 on were "hrat,
Union Steamboat Company hnss gatnetl theft suit
sextnst Tie CITY Of lsusIato, tn Judge uarksF's
e0urt, tor alN,ut $40, 0N. being fur 8!nonnl
claimed ~ trx4l Assessment ut taxos made BY tie
city On lhetr boats hss been e,1touasy Tor the
smaller tugs u tow VESSELS irom Tunawan up
through Hack Rock IsEoor, but for a few
days tho current has becn too strong IN ths hashor
tor tho tugs, Aud vesses hAya lind to bs bEuugnt
up Niagara Rivsr bY The latro class tacs. ...Al
oyeshanled and repaired. lIer reEslts conslat Of
nsw rail- new t.m0sF beads cslltuss t.tissll. tatf;
Murphy will ialt ber. Bho expects 70 leave Clsye.
land on Wednesday with caa! Tor Chicago.
, 1877-09-26

Al Milwaukee, Monday, Court Commissioner
Hunter tssned IN injunction tpon tbs owners Of
the steam. .hatge Colin Campbell To have the ooat
kept within the Jurisdiction nf the Eonrt pending
euit for tlie recovery Ut ST. 900 bsonght by ths
Frople's Savings Hank. The Ytstcl hcing moftea3ed
u secure no,ts given by The defendants, Patrick
Donohac, D. 4. NeIendy, ii. Engelnann, anil
ULlo kItzInEeF.
, 1877-09-26

Tas steam. barge Adssnlures. laden with rye
from k!pRAtun Tor 0sweKo, about which soma
anxassT VIZ fell, has arrived Il her destination,
she VIA detained 1t Stoney Island By rough
weather.
Tas fsvsnus cutter Xsnhattau picked up ths
seaf seFsat Queen lately, c'osa 10 Wells lslaud,
!saktnf, And towed haf "a Alexandra BAy.
~ fee 10y OE!snt, towing . yes4cl up Dula!o IuvcE
Iron. - 80 ~
The Tosonto Gobs says thu stmF Whtstlewip9
eIsoek on plsf Al petsFauFo reteh1ly, aud sank.s
, 1877-09-26

nj. FELTON, dsaiFes it 70 be understood by the
pnblie that tha casa instituted In Justice Naines
Court By him against Aes4a. Gay i yAa Norman.
late OF the stns John sherman, has been dismissed
On blu motion, ths nkhes gentlemen bxytnx COM
amount received By them for tho uss Of state.
soo,na during the t1cnFson Of ona Of The CON.
paplss oi tbs Second Regiment, when tha steamer
wss under chsstss. Proceedings against Nj.
Fyttpn In Juat!cs DaWQlfs Court wero dk,ptasod
at ths request Of MeAsrs. Gay Il Vsu Norman,
, 1877-09-26

Tu9men deetro TnE TRIBUNE 10 wake up the
brtge.ender At sout', Ial.scd atsect, and request
ahat butchers be stopped from ringing the bell. aud
cotnin4 out In their night. clothes tn swing the
bridge. in Consequences Of the tenders neglect
ycacsday morning, the setlf Orphan l,nY eamc very
near knocking the bridge oil Ia centre pier.
, 1877-09-26

Sosttni nspatch to Tas CAlcaao Tribune
MILWAUKEE. WIS.,. Sept 25.-ChartcFs-To
Kingston, sehr Florida, wheat at DC; to Buffalo.
atean barge W. l., wctmorc. bascc brunette,
wheat On through rats; schr Marion W. Page,
wheat 1t AVG.
, 1877-09-26

Err r..

Hpeciat Dim ds1h n ms CAieayo Tribune.
Ep1s. Ia, Sept o5.-Arr,sals-prop Japan,
Chicago; schr Milwaukee; barga Fulton, bay CltY.
Dcpartuses-pfop Japan, DuEa1u; tchr Aiteghe-
| ny. Chicago; tchr Harvest Queen. Buffalo; sehr
C, C. UArnee, Ehetoygzn.
, 1877-09-26

Tho Goodrich steamers are doing good buaaucsa
in passengers and irs!Rhts. The wrat shore line
II having dho travel. tho st,nrs She6dygan aud
Chicago taking iron, sxty -Gye 10 seventy 1--we per.
eaus every evening frol,l Milwaukee to Chicago.
The Grand Haven 1tlnr Autkcgon ~ carrying good
1lsta Of paesGuXcrs daily, and the Corona, Aipsn1,
anh Meiiomincc are doing we'll.
, 1877-09-26
IRISH TEMPERANCE.
Sixth Convention of the Cath.
oIic Total Abstinence
Societies.
nlnss-31ecting at the Tabcrnaclc--
The EyiIs Of tho Liquor
Traffic.

Ten Catholic Societies assembled a. hctor.
tniek HILL A. y o'clock In tic morning, lnarchca
oscr to the Sherman House, met tic delegates
,r,cc,,od :, ~ ~, f,h,,reh ~ ti,a ltotv Name
P'ost"es " e'o Sun'e, - ~" ~ Na"e' '.'
co'hef ol superior anu state sHeeM' "ae.s
tnaas was celebrated, Lasting Until Aait'past IL
o'e1oek. father Mcshanc preached the serfuon
"a. ."s eo"s.u'so' ~ ."s .,.. s.t..ts
pssaNs Wa Iea3sheo o aa ~ tne s sSnr,"ao H. iIse
.ri.s ~ uas@ ~" .,ti =, o.I"r ratc.
Nssans: lts:t's. e q r. h Gns, ,, presided ,,;,
r. apar'9ts1e ~, =. ~ Eo'.sn's ~ ''.n M % ~
II, i1n1.nss NJ ~ fhinsro H. i1nr. p.,r3a: NtrY.
nn,,,r mi K.s,,y f:hia1t, A. siri,onaii 1.e,n.nt
"i. y. Stct;ulre. 3iu.e'' CL,.aao. I' '''' ''~"''
IT, I',;.s;.. .sas "u.,,4,1 A.,t.,,r. aour..
t,rv H"'"A" ""' "'p0'''>1 '1'''"
9'1S. H.. f,,,,,,,,,., .,,o, .a,,,,rro1 until q >,
~ hn,,r ~ ItnSn arsfn ran.
venr,i n tx rI"f'.rnom II te Sherman iioase,
,ec 'n i.rs'.rrts.1s '' 'rcr@rtsi a, n whnm wsrc
~ H. ,. pre sus rc-x iii rnn,e.
;attn ~ nsest IT. r",ara wn. occcnted
TIsre wps assume s'ue tfscussjau a, W 10 whether The
tn m ~ a,,'ti of ts II psr capt,a asscssmcn
~. ~ ~ u,rt+ 49, h". nti III n WA n,Iis irf in
..,t .',,t ,,; a't ,non ,ho
s,attnr! ,!"' n"''' ~0"''''~e -~' A'' @10
,,,s ~ =; ~ fnrnnttt,n yh,,t f.r t,i at
.!s,o. i,,,.,,t rhe. ,snrn o,,anIcJ viii, faw
s1Gat SitHpai;a tG,x.' Aue5 "s's ">'p'sA wv" ''"
The prrst1cn, announced that the next thing
l., .'ro, ,as III a,,int,n",.t ~ rntnmfttrrs
r. mo,,n1, i'm IT. # ~ anrnci lint tic iour Cam.
t,tttsn. H.. anoI"tod ,v tho irrssIent and That
thv 'nnsi.t vi ~ p,f aye mctnbers cse',.
~ "ft,e % ri'"ir on,,n,,,,ca1 M the following:
nhs ena't unu'1",su a;uau,. sus ~. Msc..,. n.
o.'a1 1acsooasw 15srd T. 4; "S{si T1sves @ nitsM t.
iissi.i iisswIsnd, I1;a Wiitatnstoa. st ' ~
Nj. iiowans. aiprfis: Iii, Li,!dlc, III Paso; Iii.
Neal pcurla.
dddrt4s to the P<opit Of llilHott-hr uans*
trough. Chicago; At: Donnahsr. austin; NJ.
Finn, temont; AF. Accannt Aasofa' Mt NC
ca.!hy: GhcaR2; ,..sn.a,.-w, u.r.,. 1o,,.
c9nt0M e. snns.a His1n e. cn;d1 f5de;: H. Mr.
a., t,,an' ~ T"ur;in. ura H. Irwin. Ioskport.
''H", ttM,s. ana ntans-P. Mc0uirc. Chtcsso; James
Kelly, Iasalle: Nj. Lynch. MI. Qnitk. and nj.
Dcianey, Ehicayo.
On motfon. The Conyeuttop adjourned to 8
o'clock t.,is morning. and Tic dclerale1 wont In
q bodv to thu Exposition.
0' At rts TApxnvActn.
Tho u,a.s-tnccttnr ut lie Tnbcrnac,e laat
cvcntnt was a ycrY fuir suepets iu point Of
numbers. tic body Of The t;all being about two
itfni. fllcti mi, with n ycrr resrIctabiu
, 1877-09-26

GOOD Beware OF sticky, filthy,
GOOD muddy conponsidss II covered
NEWS s*1Srstatr1s'" ctr, Ti,s.v tnn t,,nts[
NEWS paint nlnsi iauh tic i.i,tr Tor
NEWS sne time; and t1acy nTe pnIsons
FOR arnigy Stsrn tH ns9ea p"fn1yssa' md
THE
nALD snr' n,,I srt.nt sn1 x1.a,r VIII t" ,niti,
BALD tho pure, Glenn rcstorntive,-
uALD LY0H,s KAT1aA1ltOn. I'tta
AND r,ns .,rsvs % PseRn.m..s0smt 1e.t. st.t a1n*
GRAY destroy it. b.at Erlnxs il bnck
GRAY to new lite w nntiire's asvn
GRAY rrn,ssna" - ~9s!ss 1no A9atmaaTon costs
GRAY lie. w - ~
, 1877-09-26

Special Dtspafch to TIE Gatengo Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Mich. Sept. 2j,-Cfsarrd-frops
Fred Kelly, v. swatne. Il. ], iiacku:t. j. i. Fay
Fayette; sehrs n. Il. Warner, A.c. Maxwell, VIII
lam Met1scgof, u. p. fth0des, King Sisters, >. H.
klmln!l
, 1877-09-26

BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept, 25.-chartsfs- -schn
lous, coal to Toledo u 2oc; N. Cspsoo. coal "
saadu4ty a. 25c; San Diego, cpal 10 Chicago st
, 1877-09-26

The great famine In Southern India noa un-
naturally recalls the great fatsines In htstoly.
Hubloine1 will give a1 de4 ot tue moro notable
, 1877-09-26
hI)ELruI THEATRE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE Of TRAINS.

EXPLANATION o. IsEyznxxcz AAaxs.-4 Saturday
executed ssundAJ exreptsL 3Atonday e1ctptcd
tuatlJ. sS
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Ticket OtIeca Il ClaEt.1t fisherman Houea} spd u
tllo tHrflta. = -
, 1877-09-26

tna oankfnrt4' property from licn&, aud sell In
Duo course Of business. An order WAS also H.
sued GU al persons tuteresteti 10 slIow cauaa
why settlement ehonid mi Ia mails with tlo
Natlonal Iron Company. ~'~
X +. Jcuk!na WA s1,n.ort.5 As~4,ne. ~ I1u
ger L. Fnxou. 'Ppoa'sa 'aea'as1 1eo u A'|
An order was mnlo IN. az
TIM rra.litC-u NJ
v,st...s"v a,s.",,a% ~ uulaschmklt, Stern q Co.
J.staA3 T aIA sonposttion by which 10
II Isat ~ ~ nn Ia9Q III caah, and ia thirty 4Aya
aMoug tue creditors, w "'s"''oe'S"
The creditors Of Carter Il Werftn arcant.d !.
composition Of 18 Der rrt,t In cssh ~eeoeso"
aIt1,e1,1nrt rotur. ~ .'s.
Theotore hiitbntf lsstan - . assas' .',;. .
spafnxt H"innnn T. 1,,ersH su3 Tor Sl,Uoo
COUNTY COURT.
, 1877-09-26

IT Is GENERALLY ADMITTED
That ihesu cAnnnos b any.htuk Inors a1qutsItsly
dst!ese ~! petflRnnR ths than NUt.41
ALANkAa's FLoxlnA WArxA hut tt4 KEsAt And dlA.
e.th i Y ~ oaiy peIt4ns tha! 70 tnes 81 AstxSt-
puEsElt has Of inp&stuX " tho gAtets ot fhe bath
pSculisE to ttsalf
, 1877-09-26

SUMMER KE.HUHTx.
:. GLEN PARK HOTEL,
WATKINS GLEN. n. r, Terms, u 70 y pr dAy,
Appointments Al. luA fEta. Sand for tlreulAg A4a
1pAiyats VI w1teF. T. g. FROST. Proprietor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11

R0m ora.

- - - 80 49,
LONDON. May IL.
A vieana'9orrespondent rapdrts That
the Turkish bombardm ent of Ibrisl on
"Wednesday destroyed some large
grsusriesg n Shops are closed aud the
town desolaie, Special from Constan-
tinople says. Az the feqdesf of Eng
land the Porte hys extended the time
for neutral vessels to leave Russian
ports In the Sea of Azov TO May Oath.
A Vienna dispatch says: 1T is an
nounced that 1900 Caucasian rebels
are under arms ia southern pEpvinc's 8
of Russia. 4 telegram from Odessa
reports that Rnssiaus have been unab 8
to force the Sagbaulei Pass. and are
waiting for reinforcements.
ia Def snse works 20 be Built
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11

The trustees of the Iowa Agricul-
tural College have added kitchen to
that institution aud placed IL under the
charge of tis teacher of domestic econ.
'omy. This year each ybuDg lady 10
the Jnnior class viii bare to spend one
mornipg in each week in the kitch-
en- for practical instructi"n.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11
FoREtGNr DISPATCHES,


England Preparing f0s War
LosDoN, May IL. |
Standard reports thAt medical in.
spec:ion of the army service corps was
ordered! fyestaday. This unusual
event is taken an an indication that
the COZ psE fs to be fn featiiuess for
speeial service. Horses have also been
inspected and assorted SO that the best
may at any time be selected. The wax
Office has ordered yarious regiments TO
train for regimsntal transport. ip same
tna1nef as when preparing for Autumn
maneuvers. 8Jt
The Dakota Going to Pieces
Tue steamer Dakota parted at noon
TO day. aud is sinking. The passen-
gers aud crew narrowly escaped last
night with the aid of coast guards.
Activity In Dock Yards.
Vice Admiral, VIM. NJ. Dowell. has
been appointed secoud IN command OF
the Channel squadron. Extreme
a;tivity in dock yards continues.
COncessions to Bulgaria.
Dispatches from Russian teiegraphic
agency says according to Russian
p.pers, Safvet Pasha has offered TO
giant autonomy TO Buigaris and ceds
TO Russia a portion. of Armenia; but
these rumors are regarded here as
designed to force the Powers TO
abandon theif neutrality. Ayt''l
The situation in Asia Minor.
a EazERouM. May 10.
= Moukar Pasha is ut Badez sixty
miles east of here The Russian Gen.
ter is awaiting DeAr Kars and support
lug the advance Of two wings from
Bsyaxid aud Areiohen. ,asata
Cossasks and Basht Baxouks Have
Yufru M Rezsh EX
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11

The trial of M. Il. Atherton was
concluded to day. Verdict. guilty Of
murded in the second degree with
recommendation for mercy. The sem
tence to be passed on Tuesday next.
= Miss A. RstHt oae of Milpitas, was
thrown from wagon and seriously iu-
jured.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11

y An explosion OF gas occurred 10 q
mine at Wadesville. Pennsylvania,
Wednesday. killing several men and
imprlsoning others ~~+~A+--sA+A
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11

The proposition ~ incorporate the
town of Enreka under the provisions
of an Act of the last Legislature, wa5
defeated by seven votes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ taxlon proceeds of niue, for the quarter
ending March 81, 1871, is now due, and paya-
BILE ut my Office in the Court House of the
County Of Humboldt, and that the laws for
It's collection will be strictly enforced.
JAMES BUCKN tik, County assessor.
BY :. BUcKNER, Deputy Assessor.
Winnemucca, May 7, lsT. d r ma.7Aws
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11
rELEIcR APH,c.

loTC onoo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-07
LADIES
MRS. r. M. NlEa SON.

IIAs just opened. in Seneca City, first GLASS
III tMANTUA MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.
she solieits the patronage Of the public gene
rally, guaranteeing satisfso lion. Cuts and fits
Dresses, 3d., for Ladies' and Children. Place
March I;l877 15' 3mos
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-07
South Carolina Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
fNT hfo,ot,

COLUMBIA, DIarch 10, 1877.
On and after this date Passenger Trains
will run rs follows: .,.s,-
DAY TRAINs-sUNDAYs EXCEPTED.
Leave Columbia at 8 40 a m
Arrive at Charleston at A 20 D NJ
Leave Charleston at 8 90 q NJ
Arrive at Columbia at 5 90 n IN
NIGHT EXPRESS ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave CoIumbia at 7 90 m
Arrive at Charleston at SO a m
Leave Charleston at 8 Is y m
Arrive at Columbia at @ 8 l5a m
Camden Train will run through to CO.
lumbia on Mondays, Wednesdays ard
Saturdays:
Leave Columbia at T45 b m
Arrive at Columbir at .r IL SO q m
Up Columbia Night Train connects closely
with the Grcenville md Columbia Railroad.
s. s. SOLOMONS, Superintendent.
s. Il. RIoMENs; Gbn'l Ticket Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-07
THE BLACK HILLS,

HY II. N. Mcguire, who has spent IL years in
~ Ibis region. Latest accounts of gold and
silver prospects, agricultural md grazing re-
sources, climate, hunting, fishing, Indians and
Settlers adventures with them, mining and wild
western life, the waterfalls. boiling gcysors::
noble scenery, immense cores, etc. Wiin' 2T
fine illustrations and new map. Price only 1O'
cents. Sold by all news dealers, or sent post
paid for l2 cents by Donnclcy, Lloyd Co,
Publishers, Chicago, Ill.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-07

UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION |:
Over Half Million Distributed!
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
1'IIIs institution was regularly incorporated by !
tho Legislature Of the State for educaLiona,
and Charitable purposes In 1868, with capital
of $I,0O000, 10 which it has since adIed a
reserve fund of $350,O0O It's Grand Single
Number Drawings will take place monthly. Its
never scales or rospones. Look at the fellow.
ing schemes:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
during which will tako placo tho
Extraordinary Semi, Annual Drawing.
At New Orleans, Tuesday. Juno 6, va
Under the personal supervision and management.
Of Gen. &: r. Dea1regard. or louisiana and
Gen: Jhbal A. Early, of Virginia. 1'?'' is.a'
Capital Prize, 800, 900. '2'T%
Bar Noticc-Tickets are ten dollars only
Halves, So; quarters, $3.50; eighths, '$r.26.
!, -. n LIST OF 'PRIzEs. 4Sf eagg 4
l Capital Priz6 Of $1,000 ,0OO' SrOO. 900
Grand Prize of $4,000 $4,000
Grand Prize Of 10000 10000
Q Largo Prizes Of, 10000 10000
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1159G MARYLAND
EYE AND EAR 0INST0TWTEs
No. 66 North Charles St., Baltimore, Md.
Incorporated April 0, 1860.
President lIon. J. W. Dobbin, Judge Superior
Court. ~
The above Institution offers al tho comforts
of home to patients suffering with eye or ear
diseases, skilfut nurses arc in attendance, and
asthe surgeon in charge resides in tile house
with the fnmily, patients are seen by him
several times during tho day. For furtlisy inl
formation apply to the surgeon in charge.
Dn. GEORGE REULING..
The Morning herald., 1877-08-08
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.

Monday morning Pennsylvania Railroad
locomotive ran into wagon at Delaware
avenue and Mock street and slightly injured
q man, one of the occupants.
The regular weekly meeting of the Ex~
hibitors' Association Of the Permanent Ex>
hibition, was held Monday afternoon, in
the south gallery of the Main Building, Mr..
p. B. Simmons presiding. 1t has been de-
cided that the Exhibition. shall remain
closed on Sunday. The appointing OF O..
8. Commissioner to the Paris Exhibition of
1878 has been postponed until the first Mon
day in September. The Directors need
$4,000.
The repairs and improvements at the
Mercantile Library are now nearly com>
pleted, and the Managers expect that by
the first of September they will be ready to
open the entire library for the use of the
stockholders. The damage to the books by
water was not nearly so serious as was at
first supposed, and but very few were found
to be so badly injured as to be worthless.
Monday workmen commenced removing
the rubbish from the site of Fox's Ameri-
can Theatre, on Chestnut street, above
Tenth, which was destroyed by fire on the
night Of Saturday, February "A, prepara'
tory to rebuilding the editice. The work
will oe pushed forward as rapidly as pos
sible, and it is expected that the new theatre
will be opened on or about the LIST of Octo-
her
The Morning herald., 1877-08-08
From the EarIies Ags.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as 1t
were, the curse of mankind. Moses, in the
18th chapter of Levitieus, lays down very
explicit rules on this disease. So terrible
and loathsome had IL been considered then
that person known to be infected with 1t
would not be allowed to mix with society
The Jews regarded itas a divine infliction
and believed there was no cure for 1T: 1t
was then the sins Ofa youth or diviatiun
from the paths Of virtue were punished rs
long as life lasted. Happily In our day,
the sience Of medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of Nature furnishes a
remedy the disease Is stripped of It's ter
ror by the use OF the eSAMARITAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim OF
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
litter etc., can be restored to sound health
in few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
of the dark ages we are well aware. Many
now 1ail to find q cure as well as they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon,
eradicating all impurities from the blood,
and making the. complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles Will remove pim-
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics ana powders, ROOT AND HERB
JUICES sl.25 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address:
DESMOND & CO.,
9l5 Racestreet, Philadelphia, Pa