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, 1877-07-20
CURRENT OPINION.

TIero aro not ten men III Ohio who care
1vhot ,yad. uav.ovo nm .,v ,rb,,c ,n..,,,r ~ IT.,
''N ' ''."t ~ ~ ~! f.e''s 4.e'ne" ~ s"e
oaS'-tos""oa* W. afats 'o"!aat ahfP'|
Tho Democrata hayy fourl.t four I'resi.
-, N
lucy hasa been four fInIea bcatclt. II the Hcpuh-
llranr want IL get lcatsp tapy eau auont the famo
p.,Itry LI,utn>i,erIiy II Ertx,.,,n II.nl
t"N"-"0'@s' ~, *"' t''tp'''
TlIo Reform Republicans at Massachusetts
stand sauascy By the rrca!dcgt In his efforts to
tnsnrn l,caco throughout tho whole cDnntfy Alul
radical rcfVrm 1f tho Civil Scsylcc and they tlou,
ND t,r.t th,t H., viii Ia, ,aI n, ' ~, . =.
"", "'t "" ~ W. ~ ~" ~. ~ w t"A' ""eeess ~
oH.f 70 oc ootalaco ny ngH1'hX 1nu " hItthiae ;"
and Its managers on every polut-Dost0A 1fan-
+, m
Tito war OIL, tile President Ia opened; nntl
The question now Is ~ To- ,ow much il Will a1uoau.
that II will amount to lt,lIc and will Inst bus q
shoFttime. EutlliAx can bc ,nufr ohy[oux than
lhnl tic HeDf!e, u a whoc. nfc heartily III favor
Ut the lsrusdeht an.! lla puttcy.-hsw Hueea Ivu.-
nut dht Euaritr tiru,).
u,, h,. t,
tHh Tcnllc lthfe HlRsa Np the:F nahitf
shAt That sectional antasonsu, ts to cnd, and shat
Ills cs,antty IL 10 rule ttsrf. not for 1aft hut fof
tklc whole. We Ia not boliera that tho attempt to
nasruw the ltppIhltclM Eatty snd devatr It IT, II
ct1sute aganst reconciliation uuion aud pf.gfrHs
will *Hcrect, but II 1t tiocs 1t viii 0nly PM that
party tn e1r1rsx anu huipAtcsa minority, fur the
penp:es pufpusrs arc a0t In llat lifsGilun.-uVx.
Ion Gt0ts iHtE.l.
'Et,ero seeI, tn bo symptoms of a break In
thu Cameron strength III Harrisburg. Fur rear
llIat There In. hceit growing independence un tho
, 1877-07-20


accorded to Nm by the nationat Democracy Dem.
and IN tn" EsecrtiEc chair q the nation In sp,tt
~ ,ht'r sr:es and IN contradiction of their fear.
,aan who has nrnrtleaily and with apparent IN.
caute oi constellation and fhc cause of refarn,
eon.'.'snry, t1peticncy; patr1ottc duty, with TN
md .h'ia sunncrs In his eaotts in hbate tho rnit
ehlc!: M and danters Of sectional no1!tlcs and Of
public pinnder. - 1alsts.on I Ter. .Stus &Den.).
,rho Rcp,,,,icoca ~ 4,1o;r f.,rn,v ~ tbo;,
tax oeeason To- pn 'Gs
on rGcord IN reference to onr present railsa.
tas,M ~ ~ noaIs'1n thAt VII no doul,
ta ue F"r5 eehcrah5 aefaletcrd 10 bf inc people n
Inc si"ps nc rssutation @ tontemn1ntet rom.
n ne,wee IS rora .hs .9 e5tremes 81 The
reads:
N.",rrt Tint wn ;re IN faynr Of the repcs r tn
&c" ss'nS
u!'srntnafnn N lite gsisb.hment Of rstcs VI treigh
wCoHnen Tiart Tai Sopnartt
+. ~ ~ .,ia nat''Fat eno4Eh TT secttof, ants
q + having !o*t tne sont5sfn ~, and the "ppof.
.nhitca con'tantly 0Hetcd ~ the caprtcc 0f cxccn
femey M in IT, M so an Vii m
'heir .,tcni,"n q natsrr = the future, no. Of IL
b'.l. e saall' dss.iIc sni nationai. POT SECTION
Clan, g. nnh asyi,'se Tney hase no remedy, fnr .hs
% @ iii ensse s seent naet u to saaes Il;
ADMINISTRATIVE IN aecord"ncc with the eonstfsn.
ionns l,mltsttons a.owtd ~ him and now ouet
in tic c!I sess!ee which he has i eeitlsey entered
.r,' 80 ,'''. ''>'"
Ilsc t.a,tcrs' nloney-Icn:.cra hro T nking
n,a.,;h ;t nT'n . ~ tat "HGh ~! oek naae. - nc'
nS fccn! that viii. II tho demand ia Persisted
III x aa tue gnnS %.. % . ,es II ,t
I'd In farDr OF the reconciliation Of silver, The
, 1877-07-20
THE SYNDICATE.

SAN Francisco, july lA-'rhu Bu!tetin this
afternoon publishes I'LL cdltotIa! oa tile manner
OF working oit the I per cent Goycfntsient loan
through The Sypib ate, r.ubeiyins boliIc faets
showing ti3e effect this cuursc u asti'n has PRO,
dutrd ou ths coast, and what mt.ht have prcn
accomplished had the loa!, been offered for uupu-
Lar su3ssIlukpn. I " stA.e.uyn.s eoEt.IuGI iu
, 1877-07-20

sp<rtci n.sateh IN me 7F,oaun ..,,o, In.
1spfAvArotI>, Ind, July 49, 'ns''a.m, ..nn ,'" =
hecn received by f3"v. Williams ~ u,tt,,.
gathering. Ut Democratic politicians ut ~,
Sulphur Springs, VA, next month. 1t Is T.
sumt It. therefore, that tf,c meeting II an ur-
ranged affair. at.l nut d ,lIcrc hartcnIng," ns
has Ercu stalled. Tic GurcInor hAs nut ueter-
Mttlel9 tn attend.
, 1877-07-20

D.rros, T., Juy l".-Thm Montgomery
County Republicans met fl convention here to-
day a,"t tlccicd delegates 10 the State cunvcn-
ton Mt Cleveland, Aug. I. They adopted rrsu-
luttuns iinlursllg TIC racihNtiun policy af Pres
tlent Hayes AMI III favur Vi the silver dollar.
, 1877-07-20
WEST VIRGINIA..
TIE sTK1KEn3 I'EnsIsTENT.


MAHT1ssnuno. W. Va, July 19.-Thc morn
inE was ns!crcd III ly irizzling showers, the
clouds hanging dirk and lowering, but by 10
oeloeh H. cieareu w. me previous nteht
proved tllsagrecabe otsc, the rrnW! nf strikers
being without shelter. Say wtat may be snitl
Of them, their persistcure amounts to a hero.
i'm Whit, I,c,.rs thr .ym,,,,ny ~ .,,o ,a,",at,
" '.' "A..' ''ss' Wv s3"'tatn9 " snc ,o"'!u
nltJ' h'Eht as well tu shot, sall misl'
Ile-aEed staswart striker, Us 10 die By slow
starvation, for IL WILL amount to this lii the
end.n
r,,r ,,,ro,r-,r,, ,,o,, ,n
~ ."t.'H"i i'sosn"Aa1'oS
WA posseo upon ti'e streets ILLS 1noEil1t3, any
cful trains bringing sottlIcrs fron, Washington
onI E,rt Nr1I,u-.e ,-r,t.oI 1hneo axa ,,,,Ia.
... - ~, a. ~ '''"A
and nu,nter a,st @ rank X NM, t 1e TIrr sr, N.Y.
4uarcrcd II, uue of the railroad nachne.slups.
The ulau n,rrccd uuon NIL. Il, ,,tyc tho strikers
uulil u H. today 10 decide whotirr they would
pefhilt TIC tfaihs ID leave. II, ny ttink tMr,
Mayor. nt the lend ut q cIyh ,rn.c. xa. ,nn,ac
tic atteupt to arrcst the lenders Of tbc tstyt,,
u'o' >" s'lsc Hc "'ts fesla'eu+ tHe tnllltary WAS
ttlrn to 1e enc'l out to asd Iii the arrest. THIS
morning, ut II O'clock,
THE s1nlkrns HELD MEETING
~ ~ d" sons l1.A' WIZ, eiosea ooors' 1hetr w.
hbefations were entirely secret, but the snppo-
sIton Ia that II rcla;ctl to eo'no compromise
With the rnlroatl authorities aud u. mum iargu
crtwtla NJ ,dtjzrua .o,,,rns,,, ~ MI ot,.,..
,,a,,,s., T.. ~, ..,",,... " w. .s,,'
Ea.nstea '' ."u ''e,Ifo' t''c 1'als'fofe ~ ohso
t'""a3' "AIe'hlls iuc movement tt Tue fnlll-
sary, WHO werc doing patrol duty there, allnw-
tng no ono 10 uppruact, uearcr thnu fifteen 0r
twenty feet II, tho tr.ct,u ovr,n+tn,. t,,a, ,rhc
,y,rs - ,. .,,,,,'.,,, T., 49,
~ uo e'np1oye" ~ .'seet.nE tl'c 1'1o'sns I"
tlc tfa'hs' considerable dlisiralty WA e1pc-
rienccd IN procuring nlcn wio hail tho courage
tu volunteer to npn tI,s cucfDc, III several III.
stanrca Tin wsvr. M tbn mrs, ,ynn1 ,nr,.- ,u,1
ro.s.,.,e .,,.a, ~ ",4,.,. at's"' .,' aa'.
psisuaao t.'e"' " 'ea'e' Nv oe4oe@ r. III. theS
succeeded Ill ....
MAKlNo AN EasT-nousp CoAI. TRAIN
p,,nrtled hy n dctaeh;nent of Tim 1Jnttcd st,to,
tronn, vim orcnn,nunted III. tror,, .,,,,,, III.
.., +. r, ss,,',,,a.I a.. ~ ss"'" NV" ''.o
4o"1 ~ - "esu.s'e' '"as ~ 'aet WIKI III oH-
etfnetaon. as u last accounts II Was proceeding
towards Its destination. At d ortoet =. III. u
tru:n combating Of pcrsl1abe freight was startcl
wpstwnr,, un.lcr a similar esrort aIn,t t,,..
.s'' n.,, y, 49,. .1"' NV
ea1'1e HOUR one III tho !caticfa Oh lic strike
nallGl Dick Z!pp Hns arrested by the Sheriff pf
EA4
, 1877-07-20

nAnnisnrRG, i's.. July l9.-lIenry n. Iloyt,
Chairman VI the Republican State Committee,
has Issued all order pos:iioning the Republican
State Convention. eallcl 10 meet IN Harrisburg
Aug. ~, until Sept. ).
, 1877-07-20

THE CAN4N.L XE3U HlGESG.
0EoRaHrowS, ID. e., July !4.--Thc caaal-
boat Ludlow Patton. the only beat able to pass
the blockade vi tic Chesapeake * Ohio Canal,
arrived t.>t!ay. Sha reports havin:: met with
considerable upposits ii from the strikets, who
ssancd aud did ever, thin% to tntisasdate ler
crew.
, 1877-07-20

Of the Bo,rA hsvr bccn aueh dIecn*scl anil dcbatrd
nf fntr hare Iulcrd II Fi.ht tp make this public
atn1rE.ont nf thr nfJairs OF Whrasnn Collc2e, d.
seen from my standpoint. Fratesnally.
, 1877-07-20

lrafts utc HOW III tic PENNSYLVANIA Kailrprl
Cnmpanys Yards rr!.tV 7" 20 nut, hut witI'"it
trrw+ to rim them. 1r. rhEih rrr are N r"s,li-
nrss h,t III, tu this time th" f"ItlHnv hayr not
tttn able to ret tnrn II tas.et firikrrH f'la"'.
the new order retlltlri1'" a usn'11r train, pro-
yn!cd With two engines nns ton~tftln. u thirty.
ak cars to nc takt, out with u',t Es'N wtnt
fnlh ef1cs thfs morning.. The ttriktrs clai1''
that by this usticr two nrrlnnry trains nre taken
nut tn Attoona, t!stanre Ut In miles, Insteat
E pd,s,t to ''srf; m Ts i. el.v *f'Si s, s@a.etea s,
sSs ons sS e s,ess H's ny ay. rosk 'aS III , the? y
~o,,ld rcq,Irc nnc crew to do tho work nf
tay wonhi enable the Company to Ills
fwo. an,. ALI their nu1nMr.
charge On.-...
T,E STRIFE VA, ny C"n'inrtor lsyans
trs.w. wilu sc,t wnri tuttc,. The a'tpatcl'crs
would not lake nHt their train. - G.tt "''.'
then askctl tN1 yar,l Crews to take a!e...'
they. II Is said. fe:usct', n,Id were dis, IVY
subsequently Conductor Gordon ordered
n,en u take out all engine, hut the strikers cus
IL ltosc IRON tho train. Gordon tLen made mn
other l.trlnps, hut tic tatlt OH the train were
stt'ncsl awny, and compelled to desert The en-
glue.
TlIH MEETING.
A large AMI cIthusiA4tlc meeting Of the
Traanntc,'s Ch1on was he'll ut rhtrnix Hall IN
Eleventh alrcet tonight. Nearly all IF til.
striker. werc present. and The .ncctInc wa. al
dressed hy mauy sleakcrs. Int ono FcntI-
10 continue tic btrikr. TLe meeting was VERY
orderly. Tie strikers wcrc [,,ii,tl nj lie mrct.
inr hy tlc cnrnrcrs un,l IIrct1en nj tlr western
division. Ii W.. ,irtcr,niucI 10 base t.,r HIGHT
p. thr reduction NJ wages Whtrl, went inttt
pIFpct I.,nc l. nn,1 arainst thc tnul,l1nrr NJ
trains,
Ihc following resolutions were unanimously
adc,,tcI os ,1,cIr uit{tnat,i,u:
rim ,,n,,c,.,rnct t,,m1,,t,,. ,,,,,,,.a h., ~.
cmu1,,yS. ef III" Wc.tcrn iMxf.In,, nf - t III
jcnnsyl.a,la Railroad, do hereby .ic,nant, fr,u,
tle said u:lrany, through Il. t,oper uItilr.s tl.
wnyrs which engineer. lIscn,th. conductors. au.t
brascMcn rcccl lsrd ptfur tn tnnu l. ls71.
ihat caeh ana every c'0plnys That ilnt been
.,r,n ~ Ut taHf ps'. o. Pasts IN shs pssnt
s;,,rc IL rnstntai ~ IT, .,Io, hi, M At ~,
stntc' ~ ~ '''e ''e'*''" ".'" '''''''o '''
Il 'rhot tho classification Of rach of tatd ,,c.
rarttsrnts he abolished now and totcycr hereafter.
iftat nIt engineers and conductors rrcriye lie ae
sri1cs received ~ ctH1ncturs and cbsIects Ut tho
hlgHcst cInas psInr to 'tunr !, 1877.
IT, inaa IL tnhs1laE sf o. a"abe tlaihs 10 ab"l-
"noa' Gxeep,tnns aon 60, ea.. tsa,as:
.hftin.t shali i,sre Il. xr .,.,.o ""e'"s' ''i Ut
Nttrr fhr n,int,tit,n ri Ii" rr.n1pt,m,s tnc
1ncrtinv atl!nnru,H mutil Il t,tinrl, fn.,unrr,,v
rr,orntt,r. ~
i incrlInp nf ri, ,hc, ,rr,1t,,o,,a, i, IL.
cn,ntrv wms ,ailc,1 ff,r Frt.,ar s.vnn;,,r - wv
r..r t1utIiry
When tAc tr,a,,ls .n,,,,,..,,'c,1 n. ,so t,,ter
t1c,mt III. n,,r,,in,r nnrtv II tho ~ r;."rs i.t
m tinu In rcttiIt, utIt Il t,tc Fat f'timrtv =
Sttck- furIs and 1I:ltl II tnr,frrrt,,I. with tbr
, 1877-07-20

hsr ny chnimanu w rEarrcr1 ~ rhfDrct thE order
o. eth ne i're.aent At rrc.enl. everything r.esna
asIsl s, atIn oshi =, %e. vi aythns are than
nn,. "lt ~ 't.Mirrh. Nflaescr hc'on
ai wi, u cnt urr.uee a, t rs aicf i .hsnatgs
to The s;osernor m > e> VI ~''' 1' l'1a'ne' aid
West Virginia.:
,o1nt S,fitsa i; a1tHG,vV ~ Va;. Jaly 1s=7o ~ on
nitt, niMts Of y, tsTo nrohed th enrollncnt of the
tarr eam,anr ns .sct s: ihe.c j. nov ht one vonn.
hare m doubt nt wan en d., coa e''Sfoeasy ofgs
any no Ill., n te orss tmeet e, to
vii, be estro3c. aaJ. w;,nt r mnrn nef ps"psS
yanabfc llyr. lo., rr.rct ibn 17c ut
- "S fisnf issns Il; %.44sw. 1r:'sssee Governor
Vincent Fercisesl the following:
%1y lso1 qa ,a;t,
more r!nc. ! md tvo pieces oi nft!,,ery. " ~ 4''
et Nar, iiashinaton: Please tcnd in addition. ioy
ilExnJ IL. Msrritrws. uoycrnor.
MORE Tuoors nr4ny
Lpon receipt of these tSlcesa'as, Gen, Yin.
81 ae IT,, 1esgTincu H. I, "e n ni' ih5ry & ,
vec Via a, Il" t Gun. wsre ecy r. ose ss; On
f,ILF fpt ttL$
n!sy1 y s x srs GS h[s* G1 Dc .e a. Ma,s
as fo1l"ws: ''.-.
NOTWITHSTANDING, ". VA, Jnly lN.-To The Hun.
Gfary; g. , n, ,h,efe5r.y to "y dspatci, Of Isst
-. rktEunsa rnoM rnnsrpEsr aAKhErn
TELEGRAM, iron Join n ~ '' Uarrsit Lrt ire.is't 'nr Ei
thr iatiut,,rr &. f,nl, 1,aIrnaI f,nn,nnt,y' VIVA
received by i',c President Is Ills morning: WI"
,. ~ ~ tt.IrfIfMeR e. =; naVtx, ,s ,fTst.aeAt
sh,tfa Siatst: IN informed thai tios Matthews.
~ est NitE'nia nay lscEsattGI your ltsaeci!c5ey
n.cst,c yjsne" uow c~;st,nr NJ MnTtins'mra mn, In NJ
other noints ainnt ih"f H. I'm ~ tsr itniti. @
n,orc l. Ohlo isa,1soaI, il IL Impossible
io, any f9ree nj h's conn,and IT, exc.
ene inc a"a on e.. e ss.e ~ Guy M h..
o. ts tnassa sss n,ilatasy N ths Gscat
that Il" nunicniinn IF t.nx MMthrws bc n'p,.s Hs
Iiatey rta,.tsa. i i Impossible iof tIe Company
tilatlon of tic strikers aud tllr atackH t. they
have mn.'c uuon tc n,rn in the service Of tho Gont.
pamy who arG willing to work. Unices thts dlti-
guilty !. Immediately t.orped: npgtvh,snd the
,,n -, i,". T th, crr a hir ""f @ Ill., s
sriyrs hax" hrrr ni,,sed ~ III r"sn n,casnrcs ~
of tho effectiveness u railway rrS,,.rty, sa1u
!a.k tYour Excellency, i tae apnicat!on ot Gov.
Matthews he granted. to have snc Immediately
n!slred. Through the sceretary of Wa
pf & tho l.. ro!,nta ro,. H., from ~. which troop. v il
ns psrtc etI to u - ssr
pu. 81 s ,eanc. e a. ars ' n.
Which movement can be made Will thu rr ,atn.t
promrtntss and rapldlty. ii IL proper 10 ntb ta,,
from fnl Inflammation 10 tlae t,b}ect, au awAss
tas .hr uysess N; o. Wc.t yirMa has ex srted al
n,satg at nIn ,, eGnan @ 10 .uppFcss lis .surrre
on. m hu .a T. s ea m ma1onas M H. hgwa can only
Tnted Htatcs fGrsss. FIN, nn tn,nM pot,linn OF
u duty nm i.nsllca 70 jon y a.Ev g tn,ncdat:
I
, 1877-07-20
BUSINESS NOTICES

Use Mrs. Wsnslow's soothing syrup" for
ehtltseu wh!Es tsethinz. It eaFea 1yaentery aud
ltxfrtUn. wind eullc. aud srgulxteA the bowels.
, 1877-07-20

lu thu Gollon AEe Of 0iElhood
preserve tho beauty Of The teeth with Soxolont
atld thrn, whcn tho ha!r IL sIlyen,a and the eyes
diunt.t viii years, the mouth Will still reveal TWO
eli1tasins sows Vt unsu!lird Ivory.
, 1877-07-20

As a cleansing preparation for tho teeth no1o
cIuzl iIurlsr.l's Golden lltutilaye IL il pu.e aud
hafntlcss.. and can be asrd without injury. For
aalc W Ill azuggIxts
, 1877-07-20


.r.,...,..,. ,s.osiNg. sMosiNg.
naIAat1"suoAu. TINE ncst w., Jit!y lu.-Ltcts
tsepf, "iia aetoeu'htnt III u iaItery ~ Fourth
tanttt'esS,t A., e'eaaeu .no tfa.k niM IN.
hfat tral'l weatwara moved. The coal
sra,n east @ ieit lnts als'Vnooil. A. it
M thseu w scsesar a!nns. !;. occalcu ll atonE.
sa, suv .e ~" tsaeS ~, ,acntS Arms a;d
VIII tfa'n T. vi hol.Ss-eaf", lust moving put.
Natu ~ u .lulct. 'he eNt"hfo trAn tnok u
ttetaeeht s.s, " teh ihesi; u'hief laeat. Lewis
atlu - .oo's tSI Hte'l' tl'c hsops w te cast
natu !tnsu wy ~ ~ 1af ~ Iaf1~fn fcTts, asl't
:,h NV Mest u"t!nA tFsh tne i!"hpa WI 20 ~
,ar % ~ hsyscr: III, T. ~ thnugh. the de!uft!!'e VI
tAese Trims WIZ nf's& tte laSk u ttir strlke.
hntralts iiA'e been lsaueu fur ten rtnglcad-
ers ot The strike.
Toox TIE RESPONSIBILITY.
]efuro thu train drawn hi el.lne ~ rcnelleI
the city llllta, tins fireman deserted, u,hl tle
tra remained stasiu,lrry until 4:4J Il. n,, when
1t moved oil With Geurgs xeIp ~ fireman. lls
walked up thu Truck with navy revolver III Ills
baud, followed hy his mother. wilt, tried to
l!ssu:tlu lliln from goEng. sumo u{ tic
fnends Of tlla strikers ran toWur,ls hin,
when he waved {lis revolver over Lis head, mud
marched boldly to tho ebgjuu a,uj tuUk Ills
place. The IRAN ttle,, moved oil, There Wrru
seYrral suittt41s tN the tah tu protect the en-
gtnccr n1l iii tna beside others III ear vt tue
The Morning herald., 1877-05-31
ICE CREAM and FRUIT,

~ AYE me we'll known and popular dealer
tr,,,, ,Se cream. confect tonerv, cakes and
,lui.s; n.M Il now at his accustoned stail in The
he III ;E1sSc0no street Market House. where
hc. III olspeI - these 10 xuries during the
|s, 10! ,seeason. With his ul,ual urbanity and
~. tnoMn politenees AMI cheery good hu
in iHos: ne wiiisefvea Ill his csastomsfs rrcnnt.
- az 1nd h 90 his utmost - lessen the burdens
Ssliov = xss SOas Y me t9uare thing 70 all his
Soc psc M lics with ies czsesn, and ofdsss : ~, ~
- s|tess = ~ e.slI g @ 81 bssss:
The Morning herald., 1877-05-31
From the Ear''e'
s1EAs AND oorpBts]

sCHouUnu ysFs. the curse Of mauslDSSs', ,,.,,a DSs,' {
exploit rules on t9is ! = hesn h coes'
thai % a person known " 70 mix
.ns, MnM,d z not be allowed ! 70 : a dld'
rhe Jews Regarded vas =, no cur
.uS .ss Then Then the sins o. q g. ~ were
was, ~as 'ne he paths Of Happily
long as life iasteE,, iastes,c,ne bss ossI PEE
! tns !, = s.u rrsat storehOuse, q o. lsiirippsSS,
res re9ssdy sds't the disease sss = sssAIMHs.It!.
ror by the use Q, uTs tMS and ", ",
ANDHERB JUASSnres SSnres. Pinapss
in q fsw weeks: a,tions are II
nov whose conais,,ssar H,s are we!la III i Z
of ihe dark ases :, cure a. wssi w,ssi
now iaiir r,o 70 snu sIi such the t!nl.oSs
:nsph sDs Herb ao juices .,,i ;Is
.eradicaih'n1nax Z iIsssh1nx II tho oe.'es oo%'Ss',T ,Tilrs
niss n clo,ches,c es,csvdefs. CsS.uI
Sco1 2 ns.sisis ss!s n. IS psr eo'' ~
QCHO S-aa. s>ro0
The Morning herald., 1877-05-31
AWNINGS.

w. ~ Birnie, Sail Maker, Ro. II Eas,
wsoer s" set Wilmington, Dels ware, is now
SSePe1 70 repl9ce all those Awninss
M oiown q own in the last September gale.
@,,n those gone since, win be replaced
stccd II q test of vea "a p.,cS. -. % %nAs
pond vi Ii no tinss' AiA''s W cof1es'
upi0,.D
The Morning herald., 1877-05-31
as MARKET 4 80 sH1PLrY ST:

y. B. Ladies are specially invited to ca)l
ana iook through our immense stock OF
Boys and Chi'disn's Clothing, "
The Morning herald., 1877-05-31
MARRIAGE

Conlr aet should not bs entered into before
S9a3So sh3,s, ,,tinX Dr; Miller, ~ Spruce street,
IOnn 6, euthOr Of Dr. YoIns's Narrt.e. .
9uloe ! Fifteen years hospital practice sr
ESreti ESrot 70 and America enables him to cure
sn WnS 0tneIs Iail. All female diseases
sPeeG ny cured. Young men suffering frOm
thate .resdfuliy destructive disease sperma.
torr0 9a, caused By self-Abuse. end IN thoss
June eng nom lost manhood ana impoten.
cy.U louid oeA or write to Dr. Miller At
x1cs NE of chsrye. All letters strictly con.
''A-A'7 ass $780, st elH maya =
The Morning herald., 1877-05-31
lLOrTERIEs.' ,
D0YAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
i e750. 600 drawn every Is days.

l--E Prizes amounting TO 'v76O,OO0
PRICE IN CURRxNCY-Whole Tickets, 10.
Halves, 90; QuArtors, 80; Fifths, ~ 'TSAths
y& TWent tie, Ia, 1G Fortieths. 81. ogs ~
Circulars OF Information furnished F8E.
Orders fliled Prt1es Cashed. 6pAut0h
Bank Bills and Governments purchased.
p. HAH ""a' TAYLOR %, BanAerD. Il
...... II Wall ct. New York
The Morning herald., 1877-05-31

II selling stoves at prices to suit the times
The largest assortment Of stoves ever
offered for sale in this STATE. We hAvenxed
the prices % low that " dsfy composition
An pers0ns In want Of stoves ore Invited
TO calf and see for themselves. SNs4 ---.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-31

6{JQ - G. n. HOWELL 4 co. Hsv
= / ~ ss::s 9 ;s'ss; ;ss:,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-31
GARDEN SEEDS.
JUST RECEIVED.

!srge lot Of all kind from the Cambridge
vAAsy sea " arden. These garden seeds
sale saie Ct Guthr' .e's Grocery store, corner Of
Front strset and Maryland avenue. He
~! 40 nSs ne best quality Of dour constant-
The Morning herald., 1877-05-31
vrn n11DEs1aboa:
.0EIAlR1AS6sl,
w ln4apk1EEE apk1EEA STREET ! !
!, Rs.r : Entrance s !. sH1PLEY STREET.
SsW11n1NGroN. DEL.
tsEgf -. -.----
JOIN J. pouaaS2gy, Paa'a

The above House ID large and comno-
dious and 1tted up In the most modern
style: Jfb9 bar n A1NsyS; supplied with the
best liquors. sfJ
Boarding can be had on tha most m0de9-
ate terms either daily or weekly, Etabling
for hfty head of horses.
The proprietor respectfully asks the pa-
tTona1e of his friends and tho public 49,.
JOHN ]. DOU0HERTY.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-02
THE MEEK DETROITRR.
How he 0vercame the Cunning Of his Neigh
Dor by Judicious Advertising.


There are some meek-faced and tender
hearted men in Detroit, remarks the Free
Press man. There is one in particular who
wi a house and lot in the eastern part Of
the city. Another citizen, whose face
doesn't betray ~meekness, owns a vacant lot
next to him, and, a few days ago, he want
ed TO buy the meek-faced man out and build
q factory covering both lots. The figures
were too high, and he went away mad and
revengfhl. Coming across a Snowman who
wanted to set up his tent and exhibit a wild
man and other interesting specimens of life
and death, he gave him the free use Of the
vacant lot. 1t was stipulated that a hand
organ should be kept going, bells rung now
and then, and il the wild mar uttered wild
yells occasionally, so much the better.
When the meek-faced citizen saw the tent
put up, a tender, forgiving smile crossed
his face, and he made for a printing office.
About the time the Snowman was ready to
open the doors to the anxious public, the
meek-faced citizen was ready with his signs
and tack-hammer.
"Gentlemen, walk in and see the great
Kickapoo kangaroo from Kalamazoo !"
said the Snowman.
"Tack tack ~ and up went q sign on
the fence rcGiing, "Look out for the small
pox!' A second and third followed, and
the meek-faced man was putting up the
fourth when the Snowman closed a bargain
with a truck to move him down town. He
wasn't over fifteen minutes packing and
loading, and when the lot was clear again
the meek-faced citizen sat on his doorstep
and unused:
"He who wants TO sell out let him sell,
and l wonder how much ahead they are ?"
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-02
New York's Centennial.

New York Tuesday celebrated her birth
as a state. In l776 the colony of New
York was without a regular government,
and on the 10th of May of that year the
Continental congress adopted a resolution
recommending the respective assemblies
and conventions of the United Colonies,
who had not already done 80, to adopt such
government as should best conduce TO their
happiness and prosperity. The resolution
was accompanied by a preamble, in which
the necessity Of a suppression of every
kind of authority under the crown of Great
Britain was strongly urged. This pream-
BILE and resolution were read in the provin:
cial congress of New York OIL May "a, and
Mr.. Gouverneur Morris, then only twenty
four years old, opened the business by
strongly supporting them and advocating
the appointment of a committee to draft
a form OF government. The whole sub
ject was referred to a committee of
which Mr.. Henry Remsen was chair
man. This was the nucleus of the new
state, but there were many trials awaiting
the colonists. A British fleet entered the
harbor, and there we're many things to be
overcome before the young state could de-
clare its independence, and it was not I'M
til April 90, 1777. that the constitution
was adopted. On May 13, Phillip Schuy-
Ter, Phillip Livingston, James Duane,
William Duer, and Gouverneur Morris
were elected as representatives to congress,
and on July 9th the votes for the state
election were counted, and George Clinton
was declared to be elected governor and
lieutenant-governor, the other candidates
being John NORM Scott, Philip Schuyler,
John Jay, Philip Livingston and Robert
r. Livingston. He took the oath of office
at Kingston, July 81, 1777, and by this act
the new state was brought into life with a
regular and established government.