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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
Tn. rumor tia. Brigham Young. Jr..

The rumor that Brigham Young. Jr..
Is to plant . colony Of COO horuons
in the Mexican State Of Sonora 10 no,
improbable. Last Spring . rsconnoi'
sancs Vas made BY agents Of the Nor.
mon prophet into Arizona with ths
avoved purpose Of fixing some Psrns-
nsnt settlements there. and . number
of families from Utah have since settled
In that tsrritory. There 10 nov . chain
Of Mormon villages extending from Bear
River southvsstward 10 Arizona. II
has long been forssesn By the leaders
that the Of Utah are insufi-
eisnt to suatain 80 large . population as
their hopes and ambition lead them to
anticipate. even In the present genera
ton. They must have more o The
bls.k and barren region 10 the north Of
Salt Lake presents no ENDORSEMENTS ; the
south Offers good climate. rich soil. and
abundance Of water and timber.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

IT is possible that there may be mis-
takes made in Washington n OF these
days, for, after all. there Is lack Of pos
tive proof that the millennium began
precisely at noon on the 9th Of March
instant. Which previous Administra.
ton (sincs that Of George the Third
succeeded in pleasing everybody
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

TIE Hon. R. 7. Van Horn. whs has
received the unusual compliment Of .
accommodation for . Cabinet position
from . Legislature outside Of his own
State. Is . resident Of Kansas City.
Missouri. He served In the Thirty
ninth. Fortisth and Forty.hnt Con-
crosses, and has represented Missouri
on the National Republican Committee.
He has done more than any other man
to make Kansas City tho metropolis Of
the Missouri Valley. and is thoroughly
identified with what Is known as the
New West. For many years the Kansas
City Journal Of Commerce has been under
his editorial charge, and through its
columns hs has aided largely in ~slsvs.ins
Western journalism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
GOOD BARGAIN.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE At
GREAT SACRIFICE.
Title Secured by v. s. Patent.

TuR UNDRRsiaNRo, DESIRING TO
l leave the STATE. o1ers for sale his house
and lot IN Lower Gold mn. east Of the Centre.
VILE House. TIE house 10 we'll nnished
througout and contains i've large rooms. 10
will be sold with or without furniture Cost
b, 400 three months ago, bat will be sold for
4 10. All modern convcnienees, including
water. Apply on the prsmlses. - .
q. ]. MURPHY.
Gold Hill, March Is, 1871. mriotf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

ALPRED K. puRBRow. Secretary.
O~mce-Room No. % Nevada Block. No. 90
Montgomery street. San rraneisco, California.
mhi6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
The Gold ain Daily News hal

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
Massey.

Mr. Nasby Has Heard o. the NEE.
sisn Of Hayss-Hs IndalEes n .
Palm Of Woe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

THEY don't call Il q now Administra
ton, but q new era.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
". CRAWi i0RD & CO.,
~ Carter Lane, st. Pauls, London, 0.I

81 Carter Lane, st. PauFs, London W. y;
Be- to state that they are open for aIs !,
commercial transactions a. TO cnps ,ing
ment for granting Drafts, or pre- ID eDosS: nav.
c mmeI cial bills for acceplapc' nu !syr ysy
meut. for buying English goods al ,aod,o d.H
small commission, and or~ara ~atinant q !suoa''
any pl. ce IL kngisnd the ContIuenS ~4ry
We beg to draw your attenti ~ - p.vs M On
Important english Invention We na'' w
ma d T.: rqs Of
WoO.Ie Blankets or C"ver ,n "t"
Large - Ees, 'OmDl"e" WI"
an Air Pillow.
1t will be found most necessa y anu n,a',cs, u
fu, lor Militia y NJ n, Travellers ,,as, ,n, s ssns
tor use IN Ho p Ia 8. &C., &C., p'St '"ta Is;
amongst her tine following Ia :. ''
IT is the fl ue est substitute for oeu. ,usraa at
The pillow can be raised or l'"'''"
any time, with the G eatest ease. oonnass
ii viii PACK up in very smal Ea,t touy s,v in.
and Cd IN be arrled about Wllhou' "A'
convenience.
Price, from I5s. 10 sos' eacn ..a
When ordering the alb We a, .'tde' tn
r.ml, the amount Of your OF. u "
ivlleed-6m w CRAWFOTD ~
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
STATE ITEMS.

The colored people Of Smyrna are erect
Ing new Church. 1t will be flushed about
the middle of August, when Bishop Simp'
son ia expected to preach the dedication
sermon.
Mr.. Rasin, of Middletown, has been ap-
pointed Principal OF the lower District Pub.
lie School Of smy rna, in place OF VIM. N
Johns, resigned.
George Crossley, a small boy, of smyrns
had his legs broken, last Thursday, BY hav'
ing them caught in the spokes Of carriage,
while riding behind il.
The Fruitland Grange, of Camden, have
arranged to ship peaches to the small towil
in the interior of Pennsylvania and New
York.
The report that Jacob Shsllcross, q yeune
man of Middletown obtain,d money sut
clothing in Philadelphia, representing tha
he was son of Gov. Cochran, is denied b!
his friends.
Thomas M,fl,n, an old, and An esteemed
citizen Of Camden, died recently, leaving 81
estate of upwards of 100000.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
SATURDAY, 2S'h day of JULY, 1877,
AT oclOl x, P. ~,

The f,llov ing descr, bed Real Estate viz,
Land, STU ''e In the CITY Of Wilmi ingtor
ature said. b unisd as follows B.einni o
point on the e-ste"ly side of >pruct 81;
between stn nd rayi"r sire. Is at tie di--
tance OF Il Iy-four 'te' and ihrre inn g.
from northerly side Of Sth str e. at q line nf
lands If the e-'ate II smu-l cCauI ey
dec d. (number-,; on the plo OF OIL los old
february 1863 as ss 50, en- 9Ol he ca
with lire o said land caste ly p4rall-l
with Sth 'rett 81 !eet to y line of land SOLD
=, d conveyed to W. Me- 'aulI Y tn, nee
autl y and land of Joseph Latfert pr-
allel wi ~pruc street S zee % .st AXE n
line OF land sold to ] .r"b :, eden
thence tn the same westerly parallel
with h street s'l f'- to N 40 a,ai !.
side'f S,'uce street a. d'hencs Herewith
SOU erly s, eet the nt4re o, b-g uni
b tn ,uten's th-re II what III may.
No 2 Also all III t cett4Iu ,oi of l-nd st
uate in thesa lty Of " Ining'Ou bound.
ci sfo owS. wit Begiuui gttt ee 81.
erly side kirt Wool street beiu. en- IN
aud Sta tire +, at distance III I, eI
ON he SOU herly SD III Slh str ct, III nc,
ca>teily q d p4'alleI 'osth % feet i.
iucu' I. Garner the &c nor tner , and
p + .Iiel klthwOO slr,e 8 ..el t.acnr
mr.. hence vested ain p-rAl elu,the first
men ioI e. iine aud 9th tree eet and i,
birkwood st eel, and H. ncetner by south
ert fe 10 the place IL b alnnipp he
the cont nts III reof what thy may
seized and taken ia ex cItl II ms III,
proper Y OF -ol' mon ] horn and Geor,
l.eouard de .rse II. Johoso Peter II. C1l.
lins,end Z. Le2er. terre ma Us. und to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
hsr'ff's Office, New Cas- ,le July 9th, 1871
ty9-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
HERALD NOTES.

The old Buchs county, (Pa.,) court house
4 beina torn down, to b replaced by new
one.
Hs. IA tho prettiest girl In Wilmington
cculdn't be found On the Excursion last
night.-[Republisan.
IA ha hal ha ha! No, for she was
With one Of the HERALD boys, carriage
driving.
The Rev. swang Bung, . chinese divine,
in San Francisco, tells his people that no
crime committed against Americans 10 re-
CARED - wrong by his joss, 40 longas the
proceeds are boarded carefully and carried
back to China.
Captain Amsticus symmes, the advocate
Of the theory that = navigable cavity e1-
tends through the earth from pole to pole,
hss contributed $500 towards the Howgate
Arctic expedition.
Over 11,OO women are employed in Lon
don a. telegraph operators, AID In four
years there has been but one dismissal.
At Cape May the ladies in the surf say,
"Woman wants but little pants below, nor
wants that little long"
~ In Mississippi there are ninety-two news
papers published and In. Arkansas seventy.
A few days ago young man named Tut
tie, and couple of small boys, went into
At< Aal1. IN Tho uoroh mart If EOehpN
Conn.,, after berries. A shower coming on
they took refuge In collier's cabin. While
there they found an old axe, and while fool
ing with 1t struck the post in the middle OF
the roof Being decayed, 1t snapped OF
with the blow, and the roof fell upon and
killed young Tuttle. HIS skull was broker
and also bis collar bone and hip.
The mortality rate among Quakers II
England is very low, beidg only IS per ! ,oo(
for the past year.
A concert was given at Atlantic City las
evening by the Orpheus club of Philadel
phia, In aid of the Children's Seashor'
Home.
Governor Hartranft, of Pennsylvania
has ordered Colonel H. s. Thomas to rais'
. regiment of Chester county men. Colont
Thomas commanded the 1st Pennsylvani
cavalry during the last year of the war.
George W. Mstse!l, the New York sup,r
intendent Of police is dead.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
SHERIFF. SALES.
CHEkIrF's SALE.

CHEk1fF's SALE:
By virtue ii writ Of venditioni expo.
mas to lae directed will be exposed 70
Pub 10 sale at the LafAy ette Hotel, Ho. 54'
Shipley street; kept by George w. Ort!P,
10 the city OF Wilmington, New Casus
county Delaware. on
SATURDAY, Juy 50, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. VIE;
All that Tract or parcel OF Land 0i James
w. Thompson, M. ~. situate In Winning
ton, new castle county. ami State OF u ~
" are, to wit; Beginning at stas IN tne
east eriy side OF Orange street. at distance
" 81 feet and 3 inches from the southt "
side of Twelfth street, thence easte'ly and
mar .llel with I Welt h sire I seventy .thre.
feet to the west. r,y side Of four aud hall
feet WIDE alley. leading into I've lfth street
thence by the said side nf said alley south
erly thirty four feet o STAKE thence west.
erly and psral el with the first describen
line and with 1--WE fth street, seventy. thre.
teet 10 the eastsr'y size of Crane street
an thence ther, by northtrly thirty f0nI
leet to the ace uf beginning, be The con
tents her Of wha. they may.
Seized and taken In exc" Ito as the pre-
perty OF James w. Tht mpson, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff.
-heriffs Office, New Castle, July 9, 1877
JyStS
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27

- HEnlFF's SALE.
BY virtue OF writ OF venditioni exponas
to me directe, t, will be exposed to Pub e
Sale at he lafayette Hotel Al ,plty
street, Kept by George W.. Orlllp In The
cat, Of Wilmington, New Castle county .
Delaware.tn
SATURDAY, 2sth day ofJU.Y.A D. l07.
at 2o'clock, P, NJ,
Ihe following described keal E>tate, viz,
All that ce tain Wharf Properly ann lot
OF Ian |. with the buildings Mar.ne Rail-
way and NJ -chinery thereon .i,u d. lii
The i,y OF Wilml, gttn, n W Cassie Z, :
dies or b d as follows % W.T., ttginni al II
POINT IL Il line OF land. Ow Or ate,f hn
A Ha ri>, al out 10 teet from tue easter,y y
hiuo Of orange st eet, and eIgrt> min te9)
ieet from The southeriy side Of Water IT
tuence easlerly aloi & Hair's's land nd
parallel W tn W. te steel 80 feet west dock
or former redel lex l. ona DIS line;
lheuce south IL Ceg west to what was Or
merly low water mar now to the 1ntsr.
section o. Sh, plev ste the ce by the Inns
| OF I'll pl.y street s"utherly to the wn-r
line as ,ail d Wa b, the satu ity theme
| along, hrisli ma tivei weste ly 7S feet III
| niore or less to a lin. of land now or Ia {
of aid .1arr,s d thence tnere BY n0r,h
| e,ly parallel to Urang- treet; 10 The place
beginning. be the conJ hts What they
may.
| ;, zed and taken in execution as the "ro
rty of John "a Harris, auL 20 b SOLD BY
| ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff,
sh.rift's Office. new Castle. July 9, 1877.
| jyQt,
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
RusT1CAT1NG.

RusTIcATINa Several young men OF oul
city have taken tent with them and gone
up the Brandywine to camp out and gun and
n.h. Amongst them are Mesars. JameI
Mckee, James Dandy, Benz. Walker and
Others, with Edward Leary as steward, cook
etc. They have a violin with them. They
intend to stay about week, and will move
from place to place as their fancy dictates
They have already cauehtseVera' black pass
some of enormous sise.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
MARYLAND ITEMS.

The "Eastern shoremsn" says: Pretty
WON en- are scarce at Ocean City.
Mr.. C, E. Shannahan is named as the
Republican candidate for State Senator FOL
Talbot county. He Is a young lawyer.
OF the several canning establishments II
Queen Aanes county, but one will be in &C.
tive operation this season.
Countless number OF worms are destroy
ing the foliage of the forest trees In th'
ueishborhood of Concord, Caroline county
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
..hweet Forget Ne Not"

This /. the tt'e Of new ana mas WssIIs IrSbo cbo,
rU, Unf conpos Sn es 5, nsI MN, Y1m oss
latest o: Haveri, ~ M'ns res, ss,or ! gr' ggrouv;
a. .dsh R'e"m u d. and other tTsf 's Ss vii
,sIs a, ov IT. g eAn"try: rh.,dS, I1.sd PRO-
su ely be admired by everSud'iro he SS.d from any
8, c-nts per copy can De ,l',sher ms
usic uealer, or funm y me m PI Iur1MIcE.
west A 50
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.

Yesterday morning His Honor, Mayor
etokly, received q communication from Jas
p,n, sent by the president of the Imperial
Commission Of 1876. The message was &C.
companied by several official documents in
the Japanese language.
Everything was quiet at the railroad de-
pots yesterday and trains run on the regular
time.
Of those killed in Pittsburg on Sunday,
last, Corporal VIM. Gillies was buried yes
tsrday at 8 P. NJ. Alex. s. Miller, Jr., and
Lieut.. J. Dorsey Ash will be inferred this
afternoon.
Gov. Hartranft, through Adjutant> >Gener-
al Latts, ordered the disbandonment Of Co
i, 10th Regiment of Norristown, "for in
subordination, cowardice and mutinous con-
duct In furnishing ammunition to the riot.
ers at Reading on the 24th inst"
The rioters have caused decrease In the
number of passengers on the railroads.
Six young men, charged with attempting
to incite crowd to riot on Wednesday, we're
arraigned at the Central Station, yesterday
evening. The defendinAnts were each held
In $1,000 bail TO answer, and two OF them
q, 900 additional on charge Of committing
assault and battery.
Early yesterday morning the paper wares
house Of J. & ]. B. Barbet, on Commerce
St. above sixth street, was damaged BY fire
to the extent of 5000. Insurance $4,000
On Wednesday night Francis Daily, Ar
\ Insane man shot and instantly killed Wilson
Armstrong, a tavern keeper At Sixteenth
and Lombard streets.
Joseph Steiner, the trades union sgitator
and three companions were arrested o,
Wednesday evening. On one were found
4 net of resolutions and loaded revolver.
The remains of the late Benjamin Rush
who died recently in London, were interre,
at Laurel Hill cemetery on Wednesday.
An unknown man, supposed to be
tramp, WAS run over BY an engine on th
West Chester Railroad, near the Almshous
yesterday morning, and instantly killed.
The telephone concert, announced to com
OF Wednesday evening at the Permaner
! Exhibition, has been postponed until furthe
notice.
4 very important order, dated July q
has been issued by Gov. Hsrtranft l
hrsef 1t states that In quelling riots and re
storing order, nring must not be rssorted
until the riotars have been Informed thi
the troops are about to Are and that q
. other means have failed, "the firing to COZ
tinus until the mob disappears, and the o
der must be given BY the ofncer In con
maud.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
RUGBY ACADEMY.,

w call attention u the nsw .adxsrtiae-
mont Of Rugby Academy. Citizens can 40
aeshing bstter for themselves. and for tneir
children, than to patronise our home inst'-
tutions of learning. Dr. Murphy 10 sno-
rough and competent instructor ana nss
sivsn Rugby an enviabls reputation among
College preparatory Schools.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
t.ARRIvK1s,
UriI,YroN, 'Hou:sn.

Y cLirroN HOUSE.
B. II. Perkina, Lswss.
Frederick T. Gtlpin, Claymont.
W. Kurrey, New York.
W. Courteuay, DO
Lewis Miller, Reading.
Samuel Polk, Denton
H. p. Ensign, Connecticut
DELAWARE HOUSE
c. ]. Mccullough, city.
Thomas J. Blood, Philadelphia.
James P. Longe, d
Mrs. J. P Longe, DO
samuel Short.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
Deutiatry.

Dr.. J. W. Stoughton & Bro, No. Ill
Wine street, Philadelphia, excel all othere
for their nea,ness, durability, cheapness
and dispatch Of their work. Beautiful gum
enamelled teeth, full sets, equal to any $2s
set made elsewhere, for s10,. Filling, II
cts. to 81. Teeth extracted without pain
Don't forget the Name nor the factthst thi'
10 the best place in the city for Dentistry.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
Great Reduction

In House PAT t,ng.
J. W. GIBSON.
NO, 2W. Eth ST, (INSTIIUTE HALL ,
Hsv ng re iuced his prices to .27s mar
day. a',d IS cents per 10. for best lead IL
pr "a ed TO- do all ork in his line. in n
WORK manlike us nner. A.
Estimates glvsn With Dlsasars.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27

Wilkesbarre has only one thousand Nur-
phey signer..
LOOK OUT For CHEAP SHoEs-At N
Claney's, 5o4 West Second street, two door'
from Washington, in Second, the cheapes'
place In the city. Shoes either ready~msd,
for made to order.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
Tape Worm Removed Am..
e. f. Kankel's ustral &E,r
Kunkel's Shampoo for
H.. the Hair.

The b est and cheapest & air DRESSING .oA
Hair Cleaner in the world. hey rernays "us
dandrut. alley irritation, soothe and y,I s"i
the heated scalp, prevent tho hair from @
ii iailing III. q promote m the growth in .
iify tue hair and render 1t SOFT and glnsss au'
They iDpart q bri liancy aud sil ',SI's. y ss.
pearence 10 braid and wiry hair a. d as sp, a
hair dressing they are unriva led. ersdt'
cate dand uff aud prevent badness. Tho
Shampoo creams the hair, removes aretcs tus
scrut, itching, eruption, Cures heads,bs,
caused by h ut and fatigue. Kunke's
shampoo and Lu,tral restore hair to q nat
ural and glossy color, restore faded, ry dry
ha "sh and wiry hair. Price per bottle {
a kyour druggist for them OF send to T. +
st eet, Philadelph Pa,
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
CNENTISlKY

DENTISTRY
", Il. Gilkyson, has taken the ofhce
DR., En- er Jefferih,
elitb the de ermination to do first-clas,
work, n, dgivesatIsiactton TO ali who fav:l
MIN with th- ir rpatruhage. His 'harges WI
os very mode ate. The old stand. 5tn ano
T'etn siU, Teeth SO Filling 81 SO ano
s2.OO nt W. II. 81 kyson, DeDtist, rn ol
Fl tn and Shipiey streets, Wilmlngton,
Del
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
From the Earlies Ags.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as It
were, the curse OF mankind, Mose,. IN lhs
9th chap, er of LevitIcus, lays down yery
u xpllcit rules on this disea 9. So terrible
and loathsome had i, Deen considered then
that q person known to be infected with II
would not be allowed to mix with society
rhe Jews regarded 1t as dlvlnein1icto
and believed there was no cure for 1t, II
was then the sins of a youth or dlviatOn
from the paths OF virtue were punishedas as
|, nR as life lasted hsppiIy In our day.
the sience OF medicine has been developed
the greal storehouse of Nature furnishes
remedy the disease Is stripped of Its ter
ror by the use o. the SA MA III FANS ROT
AND HERB JUICES, and the vicum O
Sci ofula, Ulc RS, Sores. Pimples, Blotchq
tt ter, etc, can be restored TO sound heath
IN q few weeks. That there are Thousands
now WHOSE conditions are as bad as those
Of The da,k ages We are well aware. Many
uow iaii 10 find 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 'ts bloOd,
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A fsw bottles " II remove plm'
pies or blotches, thereby doing away WIN
cor metie. an powders. MOOT AND HERB
JUICES $l.20 per bottle: Sent by express
DESMOND & TO-,
al5 Racestreet. Phi adelphia, "a
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
RArLHoxr,s.
rNHILA DELPHiA. WILNINGION,A AMI
RALTINOhE RAILROA


PAlLABR4zIIffihsi15h ABR4zIIffihsi15hS StadisStns R2iEsoH Any
, June 10th. l77. I
Trains viii leave Wilmington a. follows
ph,,sdelphis and intermediate stations, 9 q
066, $40. 600. 10 90. q. m. 3 ~. A@' w.
9t4 pm.
philadelphia and New York. ga. sE M
II 81, H4O, 648pm.
Baltimore and intermediate stations y "
Baltimore and Warrington. 1os. sas. m,
Trsi,ns raj, "a fol So; Y. delaware Division leave for
New Castle 500, go. go, q m. $50. $50
wyoming and intermediate stations 500
Delmar and Intermediate stations. 5 90
ESQ m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
phiiadelphia and New York, 2 "a m.
Baltimore and Washing gton. i 08 u m.
For further Information pAssenBcIs tis
referred to the time tables posted Mt the oe'
PIT.
jun9-'y a.F RENNEI. Supt'
fyHANGE OF hOURS-WILMINGTON
u 4 YVES rERN OAD--CommeDc- 9
ing Thursday Dec. 4. 1876. 1rains Will run
as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 m. and sop m
Leave Landen burg y As q m and W m.
Arrive at Wilmington 7 % u m, ana II
Arrive at Landenberg AT IL m. and 8 Il
p. m.
CONNECTIONS.-Trai leaving Landsn'
berg at 8.&5 a m. with train for Philsdel
phia at $40 am.
Train leaving Wilmington 1920 q
| wi ID traiu |. aving Philadelphia at $40 n
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leav
| Ing Landenberg at no p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at ! 80 p. m
with Pennsylvania and Delaware tr- In AM
| WI h train leaving Wilmington for Phlla
| at 4 80 p. m.
Train leaving Wilmington at $50 P n
with train leaving Philadelphia at Is
" D. CoNNELL su'
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27

TlR. FITLER@ VEG ETABLE RREU'
IL MATIC REMEDY lis the parscrlp
Il "A OF one of Philade phia's Oldest pnya'
clans, and Is guaran, eed to cure rheuaa'
tisn,, neuralgia, scistica, pain, Backacne sssn,
&c, or money refunded, by invigoraIl1
the nerves. purifying the blood, ano sss new
trslizing poisonous deposits In the system, ynsd
cine. Suffering and money saved BY useln!
" In time Remember that DR.. Flllel u
til only physician in Am rica deVollns Hl.s
ave RS 4 this one line OF practice Cus
wa ran.ed, ADVICE gratis. 45 soutn foa'w
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
DEATHS.

DORAN-SuSdenly, on the 9th instant
Frank I'orap,
The relatives snd friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to 'tte' d he u.
neral from his ls' e residence, 0W ron
strset, Fri lay morning, al 8 O'Clock to pro
ceed 70 st. Joseph Cemetery. Brabdywine
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
ICE CREAM AND FRUII

in ice ,e cream Confectionery. call ln ths
fruits, now =. his 4Hs, suuse use vht1s ~
new ne vii! dispense these luxuries eesbanIy end %
not season. Win his usaal .neers ae god ha nl.
T.ll hnown politeD ess ana n.tnn,er, tn prc1opr
NOR. he will serve ali MS s"en the borlssI. ".
~ and do hi utm"st T., ress thing 10 all liIg ~
Of life by doing the .qua1 s1so supply pslcssu pa esu
fell:w men; xyiis ~ ,c. CT. am and orasa5eo sa5eous
nerth ne beiS sscor % ner Of 81 !. tn and orans'
may,S8n =,