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The Morning herald., 1877-11-01
License APPLICATIONS.


NOTICE i = W Clement, in cOMpi-
~ snce wi h the rfqu,r IN nls OF The Ac'
of Assemble in such as $ III de and rO-
viotd. do h reby give nose tina, | shan
hp ~ IN wrlli z 20 he Court "t General
.rssioi of The eace and jail e,iv y f
the tate f ilei4ware. a. d for the crtu}N
ol NV Cas- t., upon M0nuay 'he lStn Jay
- Novsmber, A u. ai7 "-i Z he - day
of The usSl >nNemper term OF tie nj 4
~ urt wa 'iHens' 'Okeep NJ orTa era
n >,.tODl Dis,r, M Il um it ri Z
Hoe. s.I,Own rs h umm It Hpu,.'. VI D..
!e OF ulnultr Fridge in ew cast e
County IN ,hA Stats o' relawtr-, and to
s'li IL nSlca Ing ia nrs lr le-. qu>s Il les
I an one qu RI to se i unk On he r,' mi e.
and the lulio~in.. clylze"s IecOmm d lit
aid ap, llcai n, to.wl:
Jas. n ,ch,hsol CnAs McN'm e,
{" Il. Lun. W H. Nghb
lex. 'alnng1, Obt. a. j.ty
Il. + B"uldln, jas Oud
| Nm, OrI, S,meOu ttrr,
| ,nn +. Brown, j.. Z. Nirh.lHnn.
+. J cob Dugau, JAS. r e1de.I.
octZ7 81 s,. VIC. E". ENT.
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SOCIETIES.

MEETING THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING.
jefferson Lodge. No. 2, l. 0. o. f., At
Odd Fellows Hall.
Mattahoon Tribe, No. II, I. O. r. NJ at
McClary's Building. .
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, I. O. R. M, at
Msris' Building, 9Th and shipley SIS
Eden Lodge, l. 0, 0. F., at hall, 3rd ara
King streets.
wilmington Division, No. I, s. of T., In
McClary's Building.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr:, o: U. A. M az
Jr. O. e. A. N. Hall, 5ll Market street. -,
Lsdy Washington Home Com munion. 5O4
Market street.
Wilmington Grotto, No. l, 8. and u
A. A., Bradiord's Building.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. OF r., r.
Hall, All Market street.
Wilmington Council, No. l, O.C
at Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
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CHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue Of a writ Of Levari Faclas 10
me directed will be exposed to punllc aie
al tht La1ayer,e e Hotel kept by Geo: W.nrtIlp
SilSh,p!-y street, In the city OF winning
ton New Castle County. helaware,on
SATURDAY. the 10th day Of NOV. 1877
at 2 O'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. W. =; /;
All that certain lot piece or Ha,cei y, ~
land. situate, lying and being ~ ne ivy u.
Wiimir gton. bounded and described az
follows TO viii: Beginning on The wsste ~
aide Of ButionwOOd street, betwe' n SIN anu
9th a, rect, at the di-tance OF w leeC! niI INC
nOtf1westeriy Intersection OF Sth apo w w.
ton wood ats thence wesIerl, WIN oAMus'
Fore t's line and parallel to E1ghlh street;
IN feet to q st.ke. thence northerly anu
p.ral ell to Buttnnwood 81 36 IT 10 ano'nr, az,
Stake. themes easterly and para,iel 10 o'n
street 100 feet to the sid side ol ihSSo os .,
wOrd 81, IT, ence Herewith southerly & ~ m
I the place OF beginMnx. 'ntainlbe tnret
tn ,nsand six huDdred square feet OF ana
hp thu sprne mora or LEES BOOK A. Vu'
Page 81, &c ~. .,o, os ths
property of Matilda williams, ail ihlsElnl
trix Of Samuel Williams, decd. ana Iae sa,
Matilda william surviving MOI tgagor'an'
t. t., a. d to be sold by S,r
w. ~ Isaac GRUBB, Eher1h.
aherlfrs Office, ..ew Castle, OCT. ~ ,51.+s o. -
1877. ooA- 70
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SHERiFFS SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue Of writ OF ais Levari Facias
to me dii iected will be exposed 10 Public
Sale at rh4 3ILPIN HOiIaE, kept by
George Whitfield, iu the City, Hundred
and County OF New Castle state of lea.
On FRIDAY, the 10th day Of November. 1871
at2oc'ock P. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation or tract OF
land, stua ed 'ying and being In the Han
dr., d and County UfNeS aste. in the state
OF elaWare. partly on he north and parity
or the south side Of the New Castle and
trenchtnwn turnp,ke road, bounded by
tbuds la e"r insev Johns, Esq the Hon.
10 n w. Clayton. by IandE late Of IN heirs
of Richard simmons, dt cd, land late of Jas.
Caulk, d. cd, iaud late Of Samuel II. l U lie
nam, decd and by the road leading from
III said tn u oike t Christ a. a idge, and
by he New Castle aud trencht0wn rail
road and by others containing leo acres,
m ne or ieAs, excepting thereput a certain
piece or parcel thereof cDntaiAiug 10 acres
NOR or le s
Seiz an taken in execu' ION as the pro.
gagor Of Edward h'wney, and Meivins
D1wney, his ife Jose !. Taggart, adm'x
c. t. of t.dwa' Downey. ID, G. John nUw.
nry, Mar, wife OF Ashbury Pennington
Edward Dowue., Benz owpey Harriet
wife Uf Jnhn -,idhlt, Kate d ,wney. and
Clayton Dowrey vlsees and heirs at law
II diva: d pown+y, decd, and t. + and tt
be sold Oy
iSAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sherift's Office, New Castle, -cLober 7th, A
D.. 1877. Oct30ts
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NH nEJFF'S SALE.

>
BY vir ur Il a writ of Ie ssri Facies tL
",e uI, ec' ed, will be ex ousrd to Pub ic alt, =,
a the h,'s,o .lexau i.r Maxwell, in NJ i'd
dlet'" II. IN It. "e,r9es Hunare4, We" ta,.
t.e c,unly, Del, on
FONDA. the 5th da' Of Hovember, lS7,
al 2 o'ci.ck, 2. NJ,
h follow "a. des ribeI K al stare viz:
)! that cert rin or re Il Lana
.,tuae Ii II. q, orees hu..dr,d n he
cOu ty o. lew as le mad -late t ( ID ia
war b unied and escr b, d as lows, t..
VT: "eg nullg o. the +. b. road n cor
We o ian.S o. Be j min Armstrong
j Inn Hr- y sou II II ds". east G ossng The
D.iawa'. kallruat, s, PEI chs ~ a saInp. Il
cor er far sA,d Br III. III, ce *,tu ~. SANE
north ~ de- - b b. Derch-S toa $ one
,n"tn.r corner th a'd rad. with the
sau'e nor 4 3 81 He est g - c c,ts 10 tn
hnn "a Br nrh thence " t. Lne said an.
H. rth u ~ deg. Z st pe,chr- OJAmyS &.
NAnsfr'h, | u II with aid land and III cl
cut FIR the Kun sid alch nor h3l deg
| a ~ :tr"hts ,uth 20 ot2, east | bit
perches tOaSO o. Tn sruIh side of SAD
hu,. or dltc', ac rner or = ady md Bro.
tues tuthce rOt'E 10 leg. "a t c"0sslnt
| said g,un, s p rcheh IOd lone IN the crip
pie d corner for Brady ana Brothers. .there.
with 9th - -2deg weat Il 20 perche.
to a stJne. north z deg, cart i01 3-lO perche,
the sal railroad s. perchcs to Lhe $, id pub
&c rpnd, Garner FIR 'a"d of M.jnr .Ioh'
Jones thence with i'd J neS' n rtb 50 i.
dee, " ~ h2 p rches 10 a p ST, south 7 ::
west 2!.}-l Ee,ches to post hence soutl
8! deg west 93 f. . percn-s to q dead span
| ish YAK, corner for sad Jones and lanC
in leuure William z. ta,ke,, ,tbence will
said Parker ttrO Ugh Lhe woodland ,uuth
deg eat Ii o perches loa stone, & cUrne
for SAID Parker, th+uce with land of -
| ,tDtr 4
thence south y deg. west Il -iD perches /,
ast ne corrcr for Heuja Ia A .!nistrore g
Lhence with ssd Armstrong south 3 deg
east So perJhes o the = oresaid public road
thence W tb sal road north q deg. east :
p rches to the plac- as beglbnirg, contain
1ng 2O9 acres and II square pc, ch 3 o. Ian
be the same more or leeS.
Sc zed and taken in execution as the prC
pc ty OF Benjamin Llcyd. and Sarah Lloy
jlis WI and /. t., aud to be cd by
lcAAC GkiIkB, sheriff.
Sheriffs flee, New Castle, oct. IS, ls7
Octl5-ts
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STORY OF A yIISER.

A Turin newspaper says the following
scene occurred short time ago at a rail
way station:-On bitter cold day mil
lionaire applied at the ticket-ofice for a
third. d.class ticket. "What!" exclaimed the
official, who know him, ''you, sir, take q
third-class ticket on such day as this ?"--
"Why, must, was the cool reply, "since
there is no fourth-class "-"I beg your par
don," answered the official, handing him a
ticket, "but there Isl here is one" The
man of wealth hastily paid for it, and
rushed forward to take his place. On the
door-keeper asking TO see his ticket, the
traveller produced it, but was rather taken
back on being toll that the ticket would
not do for him. "And why not? he
exclaimed. -"why, sir, because It is dog
ticket!"
The Belgians have hit upon a new spe
cies of amusement racing. The last
great meet took place at Belcele, neal
| Bonsecours There were seventy entries
for the principal event. The animals (wht
we're in previous training, it is to be pre-
sumed) were taken some four miles distance
from the village, and there let loose IL
presence Of the burgomaHter and an i'm
mense gathering Of rustics The first prize
a silver coffee pot, was carried of b.
Minette, pretty white cat with pensiv
eye. Lolo, big tortoise-shell, which ha'
been made the favorite Of the betting
missed the course, and has not been hear
Of since,
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NOTICES..

NOTICE ALI persons whose names are
N on the book of the C.'-"pera' Ion for
shares or any others no intend to take
any stock 10 it, are urgeutly quested to
be present this evening, at 9Th ana Shipley
~ tx 0 clock, as business of sr at l. port
ance will be brought before the meeting n
ad aition to en- ctinb Of Ulcers 1t is hupfd
that all will come.
oct3l IT W. y. 60 *, n. ~
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NOTICE-', Hugh Ecfrinley in compi.

NOTICE-', Hugh Ecfrlnley. in compr.
~ ance WITH Inc rtqu meus Of the &C
OF Assemb y in uch cas.'- ade and pt"-
vided, do ht rehy give 10 ice That | sh IL
apply In writing to tie Court of General
e,sions OF ,he Peace and Jdil delivery .;
the state Of Delsw re, In and for t county
OF New Castle upon Monday he 10 h dav
Of November, A. u, 1917. beins the first
day OF The next November term nf i'd
Curt. for u license 10 keep an Innor Tavern
at 7'9 w End street, N r. G. r. 2pd ar d Nom oe
in the Tenth Wa,d, OF the CITY OF Whining
IT,. New Castle county, IN the 1t te of
Delaware, and to sallln Oxicatine liquors in
less quaint ties than one quar- to be drunk
Oh III premises, and the following citizens
recommend the said appllcat on, to wit.
9 Howell. Louis Lynch.
Jam 9 Heald, VIM P beeson,
U " lgglesv orth, Charles Harper,
William Haggei ty, John Sur.gue
P O'ByIne. James Latferty,
Cha les ReeliDs Jam Mckinney,
Thomas.N .N,ullin, Fergus Kelly,
| VIM HAmel Samuel N johnson,
| Giendi ST. wart, Myle Furke,
Jan es adadrigan, thomas "nnn,
B Mooney, J"h" n o Brien,
Chas H -peer, Ja es kur s,
VIM ] eader, Abraham Thomas.
oc 20-3t HUGH MCoINLEY.
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BEFORE SQUIRE HAGANY'
HILTON.

Captain Fountain was charged by William
Handy, with assault and battery, and with
using abusive and threatening language.
The first charge was Dismissed: and in the
second, he was held in 800 to keep thepeace
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FRIDAY, the 2! day of Novembar, 1877

FRIDAY, the2! day of Novembar, 1877.
at2 o'c oct, =, NJ,
The fol owing described Real state, VIZ:
Ali THAI certain Mes uage or yent ment
ana Tract of Land, ID Mil rex liu, d ed
new astle Jf,nnLy. De aware, ,.munded ard
der crib q as TO low. to-wu. Beginning 2 at
"a r!d y n sh onk saNp a corner OF
Charles VaDbl .nk'. laI d. lhanc. b, said
lnnd, according TO the prese p0sitIoa O
the nagueIic ueed lie south 81 deg, a "a 40
ml". east chains and 81 links TO a stake
marsing the corner o. Jacob ROwman's
and, thenct by Said Bowman 4 land north
q d. L. and MIN. ca. Ac aims and ,S inks
10 the middle o. tue p'blic roo thence
aiong SAID road ny Ian of Joshu4 Bar e,
aDd Jesse Bishop. north 10 deg. and IS nil,
west . cnat' s n 81 [ 2 links, and north 3
d. g and 45 min. wet 2rnains and "a link
to q stake, marking the corner of Thoma
Spri' gers lot, thence hy the same sou II HE
deg and A. min. west CHAINS AMI Isl
lfnKs TO another corner thereon, trence b,
land Of William 1ishoy north "a deg ar,r
III min. west l6 chains aid llinks tn a
stake In the line on Samuel rem, ln's lam
| thence by the same suuin 80 deg. and i(
| min. west II chains ard Q links to IN
| place of oes1nmng, CON ta.n ming 10 acres q
| land. be the So me more or le 4
! He'zeu aHn taken Ill exec ,t'On as the pro.
nertl Of John W. lynch, ard Ann. hi,
wife, and t. t.s, and to be id by
lSA nK fTRH Sh.riff
Snet,r t,r olnce, New Castle. oct. Is, 1877.
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~~ CURES DISEASES q M,
THROAT, LUNCS,LNER & BLOOD.

In the wonderful medicine to which the sffic..
ed are above directed for relief, the discoverer
believes he has combined In harmony Lore
Natures sovereign curative properties, which
for healing the sick, than were ever before com.
binel in one medicine. The evidence Of thia fac.
is found in the great variety Of most obstinate
diseases which il has becr found 10 conquer. In
the cure OF BrOnchit.~, Severe Coughs,
and the early stages OF consumption, r be-,
astonished the medical faculty, and emnel |.
physicians pronounce i the greatest ms.lica!
est Coughs, 1t strengthens ihc system and puria
flies the blood. IL its great and thorough
blood purifying properties, 1t cures all HUI
m Ors, from the worst Sc, ,fula to common
DIotch, Pimple, or Eruption. Mercuria
disease, Mineral Poisons, and their effects, are
eradicated, and vigorous health and sounu
constitution established. Ery.ipela.t Salt.
skin, In short, all the numerous diseases caused
| by bad blood, are conquered by this powerful
purifying, and invigorating medicine
II YOU feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sal.
low color of skin, or yellowish brown spots on
face or body, frequent headache or dizziness
bai taste in mouth, internal heat or chills alter.
mated with hot nushes, low spirits, and gleomv
forebodings, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated, you are suffering from Torpid Liver
or BiliOusness." In many cases Of
silver Complaint only part OF the.e
symptoms are experienced. As q remedy fOr
ali such cases, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis'
! coyery has no equal, a. 1t effects perfect cureA
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS At 81 PER BOTTLE.
prcn 'red by II. Y. PIERCE, NJ. D, .,s
'Im I'm rietnr, at the WORLDS DIsPESsAEE.
+ " Y
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SATURDAY the 9th Of day Nov 1877,
at 2 O'Clock p, M,

SATURDAY, the otn OF uay NOV loE,
at2oclock p. NJ.
rhe following described Real Estate viz:
Nj that certain lnI, piece or p reel "fland
sitnate In the city ot W lmingtoi afore'
said. bounded aud des cribed as follows, to
viii: Beg inning AZ TIE dislance 5' It ana
IN. from The corner formed by~tne III e.
section "f the westerlv side OF Ruttonwood
st. with the northerly side Of B st the-re
rum ing wrsle " and parall.l with b St.
" feet t0 sake, the ce rthe'lv and par
a lei with Butt N wood st rs feet 8irches IA,
anoth + stake. these astri y and raratie'
with B 1t. so IT, to the W. sterIy side of But.
70 wood st. thences ,uther y alOns he SAID
westerly side d. iuttOnw I'D st 28 r. spd 5
ln TO The p ace I b. inning. b9 tue con
tents the rof what they may BOX =,
Vol s, Psge ~, &C
seized and taken IN execution as tho pro-
perty uf Cir I'd D. folinA, nd Mary A..
his wife. and It's and 10 be sold by
i-AAC GkU s4B, sheriff,
Sheritf'S office eW Castle CT u, iN7
Oc % t.
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NB ERIFF S SALE.

BY v'r,ue of a wit Of Levari Fectas tc
ne dir cled viii be ~xpns d 10 rubl,c ale
" the n IT. of jacob hy tt, IN Ihe ". .agt
Of Ncwps TT. III hrlst,ana l,unu, ed. New
Castle county, Del. un
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NQ)TICE!
The IMPRt,VED SlNt1 EN- ',,,
SEWING MACHINE, heie'"
seld for
SIXTY DOLLAR
we will sell u"

Tn1rty Don. ~. O. n',
A II reduc, ion on other sss as rpe'oll%,..
hines, leased on inst. l1ue,',io ,ue rri'",r
:, very low prices; wots ess @' r"d
naSn apon, Sc ss Il thai the n!ashlne you I'D I'd 90.
'pr 'pr P.TEN TED RADE - IN, = fe. g, 's
.ame in iuli on the arm. a, n w.,
vi min ton DEL " loc7'S,a ,oet .rb.i" ""
< VT dATREET. rhe rniy ,asnin,,S ,,sTti ca,m,, =
md Genuine 2 niger na,", FAuTVh
THE SIN0ER
INA COMPANY
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CHERIFF'S SALE,

ey virtue OF a wit OF Levarl Facise 70
me;tlirecte,l will be exposed to Publ &c Sa' :
at the Lafayet Hotel, 84l ah'pl"y st ee'
Kept by George W. Ortiz, In the city OF
Wilmington. NJ W astle County. e., on
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s,HERIFF'S SALE.

~
BY .itue" awrito We ditioni expo' as
o me dir cted wi BE- e'p,>'d uhnc
sa, at tn, I at.,,'le tolel AL :-hipeys
vii rinI"L, New ta,'I.e onlIty bel =
"a IUhDAY, the 10Th day of '7OVEMBER,
1871 at2n' ,ock pm.
hr follow 'ng desctlb Il rel tate viz.
he one equal u..divid d One.sovenlh p.r'
OF ali lhas &c lai et p e>t o. Earc"l f la d
ltuat !" ,hristidna Hun red, ~ W castle
wa; Brslnnlng 1T th" we.eriy boa dry
of H. itv of Wilmingt' ~ at the iiterSec
! ii y. Of he we.te l. side OF tiDiOn A. wit
| the Souti- ,ly side of \ in h 81 ext nded
| fhruce AlOn~ said rlde f II IN h "" estehucC
| sterl. ,0M fl. I" tn .aste,N SIDE Z"
| No,Atawb ~ nue la d ont At OfIn wdt
II. d pa ailrl tJ sHli - j. ~ tn ce dl lit
| t. sand ide OF Ho"dlDwi avenue son'h
| =, y "A, d d ralIci ~ tuiUu s. I3 f.. i ii t
| ,te nor harry de ~ e"-uih >t. eX enGe,i
the ce aning III sad side o Ievcnlh rec
| cas- crl y ,upj leet t. IL a;1re I'D S.'te o
| Union ST. which said - + rms ths pr ~
| rui limit or b ,uniiury Oi 'h1 tN. OF WI
| mtn&1ou, and there ineirby o tueG,N IS
| Il. i in. 10 toe place of heg mining crlt'ain
ing abon 20 acres! f and, "t the aauie More
| or ie' $. W tn HE plivI!tgc + m" u'e + sal,
| ihth rect, extended, fo'n n'ANn AVtt, "
| md seventh street, e6t.n1-u, in c'mm II
| with ntu. rs entitled thereto fHev T., Li,
| p'inci "al impruvcn est. her,OA erected
| consist uI l,trge iwu- try and-a h VI
| stone dwelling hou" lGJGe It y" Unru
vi h shedding and a sto' t p .ng house,
Sc ZeL ;tud taken IN eA.CUli,u NJ th
o]oprr'y Of william = t.i"ks, aud t" b.
sold by
ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
Sheriff $ flee. New Ctstle, oct. -. =. L
1877. Oc22 tn
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NOTICE. -, JOIN May il 'cmp'i-
N ance with the re- uiren,enls ~ the ct
Of Assembly, in such cases ma e and pr,
vided, do hereby give notice tina, J sha ]
apply in writlI Z Ia the Court If 'le' eral
SESSIONS the Peace apd 'siI delivery If
the STA q. If d 4isware, in an for the cnun-
ty Of New Castle. upon MOnd,y tie 18th
day OF hosLmber A.D., 's77, b~ing he or. I
day of the next A0vemb r term o. the said
Court f r q license TO Keep an In or
Tavern at the = w corner of Lobdell and
Williams str cts, in the second Ward, OF
the CITY Of Wilmington. New Castle orn-
ty in he state OF delaware. and 80 sell in
toX eating lquols In less quantities than
one quart to be drunk on he preu IT,. d nd
the following citizens recommend the said
application, TO Wit;
George NJ Lucas, William Bar ford,
Cornelius Eusau, Iatrick Harmey,
Lewis Banner. Genr, kegnle,
Guslavus ichru, j ~ HiIZel,
VIM HammuDd, ric- O.as J~nEy.
| Lewis Sas e. PObeit si Tay or
| Fran els -cher. Henry FelGmeir,
| Louis Hacu cnstin, John V rhr.siy,
Richard Booth, j. p Frye,
| " Mechor, Patrick long.
Joseph ) Deckle, tnArl-s " f Gross,
Charles Esparks, Charles Wnyj.
OctX7-3t JOHN MAY.
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"A ANTED. - UNITED STA Eo PEN
w NIhS for the years 1904, 1873.
AL reSs this Office, A. B. Z.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-01

,MANTED "A GIRL 20 DO WDkk IN
w The kllcnen. aud help to wash anu iron
Apply at
Oct3l-tt THIS OFFICE.
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IANlED "a boy who can run Gordon
W Press. Apply at this o:rce.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-01

XXyANTEp,-S.v veral ladies' TO learn dress
w making, not limi.td an. sp, riie'
time. Cut,lrg ant flung th,roue hlJ
TAU, mt, 81 Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-01

III ANT ED II opies of the Morning Heral i
W t.r the foirwing dates is75-Thursday
Nov 10, Friday, Dec. =, saturday, Dec 4,
Monday, Dec. ~ tuesday Dec u. 1876,
Ap'lt ii - u day. Apri n, Monday. lug.
IA, we'd u J, w.. Is. litay, aug. ls'
We neeu.5, ug. 2'
te2,.,f PFRhID OFFICE
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w aNTED.-D 70 EOys TO Sell the 'surd"y
w BiSp- Itch " t. IN ,TrOW mOrni' 4 b Y
clock flee '23 ta>J Second Street
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WANTS.

A1yANTED--A Boy to make himself
W u efnl apply at this office.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS At 81 Per BOTTLE.

,red by II. v. PIERCE, M. D., s,ls
Vr"n ,,,> retnr, at the WORLDS DISPEEsARI.
t;nhl. ;, N. y.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-06-28
Self Government.

Govern the temper. Angry words win
nothing but contempt. Have YOU ever
chaneod to catch a glance at yourself in
mirror, when in violent rage =? Did Won
not make ridiculous picture? The des-
tortion anger occasions to the features of
the face, renders it shrinking exponent Of
mental character. The lines become fixed.
an tinsrs and, alas so does the habit. until
VIC ne, PEOPLE complain that they can not
restrain their temper. They did not begin
soon enough. Even as a matter of policy.
man should gain control over his tenpcr:
for what abiding influence can he exercise
over others, if he be not master over him
self?
If man intends to 90 headlong to his
rum, not only without sympathy, but, amid
the sporting and merriment of others he
could not pursue course more certain for
the accomplishment Of his purpose than bv
allowing his emotions to be worked into a
state of evaporation. A person who has
acquired, no matter by what means. this
unhappy temperament, is always at the
mercy of others. lie is incapable of being
a master, III the useful sense of the word:
and, as servant, he is not Trustworthy
even faithlulness in the execution of that
which is trusted to his care. In short If
person to be useless, and cut as miserable
figure in the world as he possibly can, he
should by all means acquire the exacerbes-
ceue of temper, but otherwise he should by
every means avoid them
Govern the appetite The nearest ap
proach to a brute that can be made, is to
become mere creature ofappetitc-a feed
er, topper So long as he is we'll fed or
well cramcd a gloutton is stupid, harm
less lump; but deny him his provcndci
and he becomes roaring lion Govern
the appetites, or they will become tyrants,
under whose cruel bondage all that is no.
BILE in human character will be crushed out
of existence. Besides, indulgence of appc-
titcs, in time, destroys health remember
that nothing conduccs so much to its pre-
servation as self-govcrnmcut.
Govern the passions. Hatred, envy mall
ice, covetousness, are vcnomous serpents
which bite like the adder The man who
harbors them in his bosom, in time becomes
miserable wretch; for these scrpents swell
and expand until there is 10 resting place
for love, JOY and peace.
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All in His Eve.

An lrishman was passing along dark
street one night, when he was knocked down
and robbed. The next day he had man
arrested and taken to court After giving
his testimony, he was cross-cxamined by the
lawyer for the prisoner
WAS it light when you were assaulted"
mo, sir; it was as dark as a nager's
pocket, replied Pat
No light at all moonli ht. starlight.
or light from any street lamp, or Window"
he continued.
devil wan. Sure yecs couldn't see
the hand alore yecs
Then how are you able to swear that
this Is the person who assaulted you?"
Faith, I'll tell yccs When the MUIR
thcrin' spalpeen but me wild his fist betwixt
my two eyes, the fire flew out so bright
from my head, that cud see him as plain
as day, 50 | could"
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Loving and Hating.

If you love, love more. If you hate,
hate less. Life is too short to spend in hat
inn one- Why against a mortal
~ ~ " going tile same road with us? Why
not spend the flower of life and happiness
by learning to love, by teaching those who
are near and dear the beautiful lesson ?
Your hands may be hard, but your heart
need not be Your forms may be bent and
ugly, but do YOU not know that the most
beautiful flowers often grow in the most
rugged, unsheltered places? The palace
for care, the cottage for love Not that
there is no love in mansion; but somehow
# we are not careful, business will crowd
all there is of beauty out of the heart This
Is why God has given us the Sabbaths and
Saturday nights, that we may leave bust
ness IN the office and have heart-cl;ans-
ins.
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Beware Of a woman when she gets play
full, more especially if that woman happens
to be your wife A woman in Atlanta got
into a frolic with her husband, and play
fully tied his hands and feet with piece of
clothes-linc, and while he was laughing O.
yer the joke she went through his pockets
in search ola certain bdet-doar which she
suspected him Of having. She found it
The doctor says it is extremely doubtful
whether Il new crop of hair will take the
place Of the old one. 1t centrally discour-
ages the scalp to have the hair pulled out
by the roots.