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The Morning herald., 1877-07-30
seLD-sIeeD.

The conrscfionista, the metallic money
statesmen we're warned, ayear ago BY the
Herald, and other Journals, that ruin
would come upon the industry Of the
country, and that riot, and turmoil would
follow, their scheme Of contraction. The
Statesmen laughed, and their parasites
abused the men who desired the currency
to be let .loue. Well, the statesmen de.
elared by law, we we're have gold, but
blood has come first The widespread
rpin which appals every good citizen, is
fairly traceable TO the men who insis:ed on
robbing the poor, by an act of Congress.
The repeal Of the Resumption Act, is de-
nanded by the stricken industry Of the
couatry,-and its present starving workers..
The Morning herald., 1877-07-30
A NEEDED POWER.

The lesson Of last week is pregnant with
warning to this State End it is to be
hoped, that its moni'iops will not fall on
barren field. In one partic ular we are
behind every civilized community in the
world In an emergency, arising from a
whirlwind Of popular passion, We have not
. score Of armed and organized men to as
sist the authorities in maintaining order.
Our militia system is farce; its officers
on whom it's organization would depend,
were selected not for ftness-but to bestow
an empty and absurd title. The Governor
10 commander in chiefno one suspects him
Of military ability-Major- General Hol--
combe is equally innocent Of the "art
militaire," whether We haye Brigadier-
General, or not We do not know. We
ought to have some kind Of a militia or.
gapization, as we are utterly and absolutely
powerless 10 sustain the dignity Of the
State, or the majesty of the law in any
sudden and unlocked for emergency. The
company of young men, being recruited by
Captain Macallister, should be speedily
armed, and drilled; they are a class o.
young men. who would not fail to perform
their duty when needed to do 10.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-30

WNmingson. Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-30
NOTICE 10 SUBscRIBEna-Iboseoi eoi our
subscribers who are indebtsd 10 the MORN
xe HERALD, VIII oblige by an early re-
nittance.
HALT,

1nG5e ID 6eOcLAA ousSAy 'oa So 49,
Of the regular srmy, even some Of the De
mocr.cy join in it. VIII these clamorous
cowards halt little. A standing army OF
100, 600 men would cost % much. that ali
hope of paying the Nations, debt must
end; Is m army Of tia. number would
cost more tAan one twice as numerous in
Europe.
"We trust tba. the appeal will not be
listened to. The world will justly regard
it a the beginning Of the end Of the Re-
public, when standing army has to be
kept up for the purpose Of keeping the
people in awe. Hitherto no statesman has
ever limited at such reason for standing
army, except in the exceptional case Of
the late great rebellion, and the necessity
for retsining q small extra number of
troops until the reconstruction could be
completed. Happily there is no necessity
for troops to keep down the spirit of rebel.
lion of the South. The President and
Congress are agreed On this point, and
now, shall it be said that standing army
is necessary to keep the Northern people
to their allegiance2 II.
II vas q fundamental maxim Of our
Revolutionary ancestors, borrowed from
our remotsr ancestors, the Wings Of Eng
land, of two and quarter centuries ago,
that 'Standing Armies in time Of peace
are dangerous to Liberty" Whenever
the American people forsake that cardinal
principle, they viii show that the spirit
Of liberty is departing from them. The
mere nuelens Of an army which the coun-
try he's always kept up for the defense II
the frontier against the Indians, and as $
school in which officers and soldiers may
be trained, as necessary preparation fer
possible war, is not obnoxious 10 the na1-
i'm in question, as it is too small to menace
the liberties Of the people.
Besides the danger to liberty from q
large standing army, the expense must
eyer be kept in mind.
A "well regulated militia is what the
country needs and if every State had its
citizens Of proper age organized into COM
panies and regiments, as volunteers, it
could rarely happen that there would be
necessity for calling on the President for
aid"
A strong, stern rebuke must be given to
these disguised imperialists who know, Or
ought TO know, that numerous army, is
unrepub,iean, and standing menace to
liberty. IL New York with its enormoun
population. the police. and militia keep
perfect order. The effectiveness Of the
New York National Guard was tested in
the Astor Place riots quarter O.
a century ago, and in the famous
draft riots during the war. When
the Stat-s are no longer able to protect
the lives and property Of their citizens
will be tine enough to ask link TO be
forged In the manacle- to bind our chill
dren.
True atatesmanship would accept the
present, as the fitting time to still further
reduce the army TO say 5000 men, a. the
States are now alive to the importance Of a
we'll ordered National guard, who would
be at once magistrates Of public order, and
soldiers of liberty.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-30
rHe LADoR QEUSTl ON.

The country may as we'll make up its
uind to intelligensly sudy the question as
it ia now, one Of supreme importance Ii
cannot escape observation, that Of late
years. causes are operating to render en-
ployment uncertain, and until some rene
dy is found and applied, it must become
every year more and more 40. We will
instance that Of boot making; the aggre-
CATION Of great numbera Of workmen into
factories for the manufacturing Of boots
and shoes, has introduced an irregularity
into that branch of manufacture, which
was unknown when shoe making was con-
fined to small shop, where the master
worked with few apprentices, and jour
neymen, and made goods for a veil defined
and rermanen. body of customers. We
give this one branch Of trade as illrstra-
ting many. 1t viii be seen that days
wsees can no longer be the basis BY which
to measure the means Of sustenance, for
workingman and his family, food and raj
ment, as are needed every day, the ren.
runs on with unerring certainty, but the
number of wage days." BY the glut Of
owe, produc.icu. sickness and holidays,
are very much lessened, and the average
per diem wages upon yearly average
greatly reduced. Hence, when it is ar
gued how much can be done with 50 per
day, the frat answer is, by trade causes,
public holiday, and sickness, the crafts
man does not gel it-probably averages
Isl IS per day, during the year. Ofcourse
the same average sbrinkage Of wages &C.
curs ii the daily pay be only one dollar,
instead of two.
Some rule Of arbitration, or authority,
to regulate disputes as to wages, would be
grea. boon to labor-infnitely more 30 to
il, than to capital, as the cost of strikes
press hard upon the poor. Weqnote from
Walkers new book upon The Wages
Question:" some instructive data upon
strikes:
"Assuming i've per cent. addition To ex.
istipg wages to be the matter in dispute
between the employer and the laborer, he
Shove that if the strike succeeds its results
will be, roughly speaking, as follows:
- Years Of
work at
the extra
rate.
The loss Of lunar mouths wages
will require to make 1t up, SIS
The loss Of 2 lunar months 3l.5
6 {" q 93-5
=" l2H" 20
"The strike of the London builders in
1859 was for 10 per cent, OF time or its
equivalent, 10 per cent. Of wages and as
it lasted 20 weeks, would, if successful,
have required 1925 years of continuous
work at the extra rate to make up the loss
| of wages sacrificed. The amount in dig
pnte betweet the weavers of Colne and
their employers did not average more than
3A:per cent, and had the strike been sue.
cessful, would have required more than %
years continuous employment at the ad
vance to make up the amount Of wages
lost, by which time the lost wages would,
at 8 per cent. compound interest, have
Iquadrupled. This Colne strike lasted 50
weeks the great Preston strike 3s weeks;
| the Padiham strike, q weeks"
These figures are very suggestive, and
deserves,serious consideration, by working
men as they show how very detrimental
strikes are to their best Interests.
nEAo AMI HGEEEN1
The Morning herald., 1877-07-30
LOTTERIES.
ATTRACTION:
u OVER HALF A MILLION Dls5fni-

OVER HALF A MILLION DI5rRl-
BUfED.
LOUISIANA STATE ~ LOTTERY c"AfA'
This Institution was regularly incorpo.
ratad BIZ the LegielaiuTe OF the 6tAee foe
Educational and Charitable puIPOSes n
i606. with q capital stock ot $.0eSs 70
which is has added reserve mnd o. 49,. ~.
viu take place monthly. 1t never scales
or postpones, Look at the following scheme
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
during which will take place the exsraor-
dinary
sEMI.ANNUAL DRAWING.
A, New Orleans, Tuesday, June Sth.
under the personal super vision snd man
axemen, OF Gen: g. T. Besuregafd. OF Il;
Prize jl00 ,O18 Tickets SO only,
Halves IS Quarters. 500 kighths. sl.25
LIST OF PRIZES.
CAPITAL PRIZE. Of $4,000 si00, ,Qoc
GRAND PRIZE. of 5000 5000
| GhAND FHlkb, Oi N,VO Ie.ss
2LARGE PRIZES OF lc,0W a,ND
lLARGE PRIZES Of a,uO StSl
aiPRIZEs OF Loo 2QHN
n $40 &0JJ
no SOD 3D0G
IN 90 4CWl
N, 100 bg0Os
lode 10 lpU.00O
100 Approximation Prizes OF EHj 2M
10 do do 100 WG
no do do rs $50
ll2s Prizes amounting to tS25U
Gen. q. T. Beauiezard. OF la, and Gen
Jubal A. Early, of Va. Commissioners.
Write for circulars or send orders 10
". A. DAUPHIN
P.O. Box 6a2, New Criesns, La.
Or WILLIAMSON & co. Agents.
sl7 Broadway, n. Y.
THIRD GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING.
Tuesday Jr!y3.
Capita, Prize. saHe,, Tickets II
The Morning herald., 1877-07-30

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-13

SD untcriiste ebenfals orinsenb.
oas Mniudcn Der 8oritsber oes smub.
ionian Snitituts um cine ansemeIene
@eIobcpili9unS sum 3wed Der Grri@@
tunS uno Werwaltun9 eincs nationalen
Muleum's. GbenIo 1T bas @srlansen
nod GrbaItuns uno Grweiteruns Der
Gon9reb Sibliotbet BON n%ationaler
@i@tisteit. Da oielelbc susIei@ oas
Oep%oiitorium fir sesen Nadorud se-
iiderte @erofentlidunsen biloet, 10
sntipri@t iolde ibren uripriinslidcn
3ueden nidt mebr mno id empfeble
oesba!o bic Grri&tuns eincs feuerfeiten
Yib!iotbetssbduoes irsenouo, wie es
Dem Gonsreb beliebt, I'm oas anSelam.
nelte Material 81 ertaltel unb bic
Niblidtcit Der ,u%ertbuoQen Sammlun.
gen 81 ermeitcrn. Gbenfals mo1ten
SeieBe an,uratben iein. woour9 Die
Muieen fir %griinoun9em,. G6irureie,
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ser nationalen &es;esunS in @srbin-
'uns ltbenoe Sammluasen fir bic al<
sen,eine Snformotion uer,usno5ares se<
ma1t ,peroen t0nnten.
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flJli4 e.tpas meGr OILS elm IeoiQliA DO.
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8elcsenbsit benubsn, Die uns BON oer
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Die .4rin;ipien ou@ tbatid@!iA 81 reali-
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emo &ipers, i'm De3. 1877.
Qieber Norblern!

CtUeI J(OIONelU!
9ie llnter;eihneten erIauben iI4
9iemit, bid ;u eriu9en. folsenben 5pab.
IN oeine ,uertben Spalten auf3une9msn.
am lebten Montas Mbeho iaben mir in
semiitblider @eleli@aft beilammen.
um ben Mbi9ieo uni eres 6reunbes ST.
y. 81 feiern. NutiirIi& feblte es nidt
an Bier uno Gigarren. @pabseI@i4.
ten aler Mrt tuuroen er3dblt unb @it
auf @ib folste. mas nidt 8eipro&en.
uno setrunten ,puroe, bas ipuroe &C.
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rOtber uno se,udbrte einen pradtigen
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ginbalt 81 sebicten? @aiIer mar ni4t
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tort Gin babies Subeno woblsefi0ter
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mgeri6tct iaben. 8a!o jeood per=
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- 2anscs geben unb Elm sliidli9es
alter uerldatten ST.. Nuauit Ronie's
Damburser 5ropien, penn Oieielbsm BET
llnueroauli4teit ;u rsdter 3eit. anse-
wenoet ,perben.
Sd bin "A Sabre alt unb mar TO-
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trasen tonnte, idreibt 9err peter Gle+
mcnts, 2itt!e Orleans, Wo. SD nabnt
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setclt. ionsern iible MIDI pieI trdftiser
als friibcr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-13

= @enn Dr. Cages Catarrh
Remedy (Ratarrb' 9cilmitte) nit 9r.
Mlsrce's Naienlprise o%nselpeMoet nno
cur innerliden Schanolune bon Or.
Yierce's Golden Medical Discovery
(8plocnc meoi;iniide G%nloedun9) be.
gleitst miro, 10 be,pirft Tie p6llise SPELL
uns Der lbl N nlten &atarrbfdlle. Sas
Snltrument unb beioe Mebi5inen liao
bci a!len Wpotbetcrn 81 babcn.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
SALES Ar AUCTION.

nANfEL j.. GREENOuGH, AucrioNEEh
Entire stock second hand turaars sissI ~sInu. Bed
fs. fi'sIS cs1sss. rosss1s "assif Pictures sS ''
s. wkINBERGER. AUoTloNkER-ssLLs THIS
:day fridays October IT, and Saturday October nj az
sssrss% issss asa and
sss a.@ns1. Cigars. 'i sio. ''ii surs
sosns p.as aos s hass sos shirts. D1assr
Hosiery blankets, &c Most OF the above invoices are with
M viii sell Friday October At il Union square.
as.. de- Gs'sa TO make roo holiday goods
Rissy
r.s. sssE Of Webb Sons celebrated
Goods may be examined by catalogue October -
Msnee q T. B. Rosers the former ior%sr purchaser. @ under
sale BY virtnc Of extension TO complete his purchase Of
's ''aaa.
s%osa Winter: ssis vi, resell day.
ket the foregoing At the 'ss q ss.d # = nsseIs
MARsHAL's sALE.-Thos. :. MGIATlt, AUCTION
stock and Fixtures Cigar s,o's DER
DhILIP sOHWEINBERG, AUCTioNEER. SELLS
II o'soek 5a4 Sh St. magnificent Fixtures Of Saloon
DAWNBKoKER's sALE.-THIs DAY JAMES AGAR
L Auctoneer will sell, at SO New Bowery. 500 lots Mems
and wonsn's Ciohing Dresses shawis ;emnants Table
Pillows Boots, Shoes. BY order Of j. A. Jarman isS Var
lex ~
THOMAS J McGRATii, Anetioncer.
l5s Chatham st.; corner Mulberry.
COO lots Gold and silver Watches Diam enis and
GSa o as bas &
by order r. Ganley. " Division st.
PAwNbRoKEWs sALE.-R FIELD. GENERAL
WIN sell shI, day at u O'clock 100 lots Mems and W%.ns
9"s Iiai islansss % Bedding, Boots shoes, Ss %sc
RICHARD 3 s9s s. p.s.ssay srSioSEhHs
Owing to conflict Of authority saie At 4o a.h av Is
pancon by order OF the Supreme Court under direction
OF ". r. Dixon ro'orss rSs I,o, ., Land
on 10th av. isG,h ana Is7th SIS.
on ri EbsisspssY At e
Maps, &c.. at Office Of auctioneers. Pins ST.
S. HEfsAs 4fs Day Ayaass5ss a.y 10 at 10Y O'Clock
Nos. l515 and II Bowcry.
s'T1 7oo pas.asss Branais; sherry
barrels ONE. and yS wssasy barrels Spirits 0g
Also. to pay advances an, and storase.
baskets Champagno. cases B,andes Gln Cigars SHOW
Cigar Figure Saic positive. n lots to snt Dealers
s DlNGEE' AuSrI9MGhR. ST osGkk poyr
No 10 East l4th ST.. near broadway.
THIS MORNING, II o'clock,
extensive and absolute sale.
close consignmcnts and charges and advances
Bares~ aits Of East Lake Qason other latest
Also eight Suits elegant paror Furniture Bookcases
Warrobcs Parior and Library Desks. Extension. marble
top Laundry Tables; handsome Easy chairs Lonn
ges Sdeboard all stands single thrcequarter and in
Bodeads Bureaus. Dressing Casos and Wasst ands
Also lot Of Crockery Glass and China ware fine hair
husk and other Mattresses, Pillows and holsters.
A rosewood Piano.
Eight very choice Oil Paintings the property OF
All ready io inspection at O'Clock this morning with
catalogue.
Sale commences 1t IL o'clock. sharp.
vXyILLIAM WRITER'S AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
w day, ut O'clock at 450 452 Canal ST. Parlor Suits,
Carpets. Mirrors, Oil Paintings. fine Engravings Ward
robes Bookcxses. Bedstsads Mattresses, Bureaus. Wash
stands 800 pair Of Vases Clocks ianoorte Gas Chsnde
liers. Extension and other Tables. Desks. &c.
yITILLAM NAGEL. AUCTIONkER, SELLS THIS
w day 10 o'clock, at 3l6 East Houston St, stock OF
Rnncx nd Dry GQ0dA
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


CUSARD LINE.-B. ANp S5riS;r \; 4 K NJ $ $ Co
Of this limo take specific for all Of
., s:s::sS meridian Of 50 :: Is latitude,
homewad passage crossing the meridian OF SO
ns1inF Z Ps S
Asyss!sl Wss Ss t Nov Nov
Steamers marked g DO not carry steerage pnssensers
odasioa Return @ ticket. isvSIaSs sssms =
soerage tickets and from all parts Of Europe At very
Freight and SsSarEs Sfs 81 4 Fs1z.ses Isss
ssw 4sk aSS VIA Ply
sssfsA S:s!i $s:s
For 'sA :. Strs 1tissfS 81 spgy pSEsfAs Il Broadway
THh AAaHIossFF 81 FHit45H4EHIS EEYtS5t!E YSArAs'
S Ssis .sd TS sm vsIsss from rA'
every days alternately from Phiadolpia Now York
DH''' anu o." TO ANTWERP
For fsEs III sons
UNITED srAEgs l5Ss NAN! asD H9EESooh ro
.r from pier So North RiygT =, io1s Az Of CHARLES st.
SeHGbx 80 noon pH1
Cabin, sas, s65 ana s75 currency.
pS9ssd :" and IRON rss: No,xsy
"""' = WILLIAMS GuIoN, 20 broadway.
an, NAL
North Rive. foot Of Charles st. for Qussnstown and Lv
s .nd
ats Rs,sassis sy''' rates Apply
sFys1yIR sRN Y5kF aND s5As s STEAMERS"
HsSRSA SS + S; ii
siS se%S %SSs ssSS rs ~ SSSSSs sSlSSsr s
AUSTRALIA; OCT, Oct, q. 4rM NJ ufoPIA Oct 81. noon
Cabin Exeufsion S tickets fse sss'S @ rates
g Il 'SSs ss" York
HENDERSON BROS, Agents. Bowling Green.
HEfEEs n6,p5S v.aI. 4 ASD 3 Sokrn vk
aai 5Hxss15Sx ass , SS5 Ti; e;
caSin sSs 20 SO s.esrage sae DRAFTS from
'''' M.'sss SS
oShT S SorK hn.sG r. AsB DUB
from pies q North River loot OF Canal g.. follows
sTHIE q SihSlSfA rha1.ass. % Soss%ssr sSsss Z
First Cabin $50 $40 according TO
Return Tickets reduced rates. Second Cabin $40
AZ 4SsiGssfis BSIP%lSA CO. AGENTS, No q Broadway.
TiiE coMPANY's FiER roor oF c1SXE sT. \. Il. a.
/ foa QUEENSTOWN AND LIvKnpo6E, HAhHS'
@ g@IrY OF OF 0nESTE ,ETr October ~ 4 y.
= Prom pier Is North River ''AO'' > = :"
Cabin S6o $50 ane 500 gold Return tickets favor
rates. Saloons stateooms smoing and bath amid
| ships JOHN g. DALE. Agent.
10 aud sJ broadway. New York.
| WILSON LINE--FRoM SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL,
" sailing from Eagle pier, iIoboken. A. foicws-
First cabin, $50 currency Excursion tckcts o@ very ia
vorabie terms Through tickets issued
MaIsRT TS REsF' CO., apo, y Ss % 81 to CHARLES
Atcns from the government OF Now South Wales, the
dorsgned intend despatching ship sydney early In
ocsits can hc sde ~, sac,. hn,,bs Fnr insarn
| appyto X. W. CAMERON CO., % South William ST..
| MOST .DrEECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
MHoLLA AND, BELGIUM, THE RHINE, swlTZER-
| LAND, 10, &C. VIA ROTTERDAM.
steamer sCIEDAM .Novcmbc
These beautiful steamers carrying the United s.ates
mail 70 the Netherlands are grea favoros with the
Trips regular, rates low, comfort and living perfect
SSSeii, EpYEhc ,,. L. NORRIS
~ South William vt. so Broaaway
morris European Exptoss).
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN steamship line between New York, South ampton,
London Havrc and Bremen.
| Company's pier, foot OF I'd st., Hobokcn
HERXANX.sssurdsy. .oel u WISER saturday. nov. 10
First Cabin. s0o gold; second Cablu soo gold; Steer
| paid stccrare Certificate, $50, currency
FOR ,rcght ryIn,o Or passage apply py,e 70 o.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN steamship line between New York, South ampton,
London, Invrc and Bremen.
Company's pier, foot OF I'd st., Hobokcn
DONAU. Saturday. Dot. 20 AMERICA. Saturday. Nov.
HERAANN.Sstur .OcL27 WISER. Saturday. Nov. 10
Rates OF passage from New York 60 southampton, Lon
DON Havrc and Bremen:
First Cabin 800, gold second CabIu 500 gold; Steer
age SO Return Tickets 10 reduced raca Pre-
paid stccragc Certificate, $50, currency
For trcrht or passage amply to
OELRICuS 4 co., Bowlng Grcsn
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BOARD AND LODGISG WANTED

n -05 WEST 18TH sT-SECOND FLOOR FRONT
.Rooms, en- suite, with Bourd newly furnished; hall
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fastest time consistent with absolute safety.
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Advortis1nG Agents
-YOR TIM
* ENNEBEC JOURNAL,
Daily und Weeksy.l

fhe following Advertising Agents are suthor
lod 10 receive subscriptions and advertisement
tor tie KENNRBrC JOURNAL
t''aTON - 8. NJ. PRITENGILL & Co., 10
State Street.
S. K. NILES, No. 6 fremont
Sueet.
T. Z. EVANS, 252 Washington
St.
HORACE DoDD Washington
Street.
REV fORkT ':pAUcHY Co.. l9l Fulton ST
LEO. F. RowELL & 20. ~
Park Row.
BATES Il LocKE, "a PARK Row
". w. SHARPE L Co.
>. NJ. PRTTEsaILL & Co. 81
Park Row.
PHILADELPHIA y. w. AVER & Co., Chest
nut 81.
). NJ. PETTENdILL & Co
IOl Chestnut street
ST LOUIS, MO-, RowELL & CHEsMAN, COZ
Third and Chestnut st 6
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HalIOwelI Post Once.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
A. 339 and 90 p. NJ; closes at ii 40 A. NJ, and
for the night Pullman train al p. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
at 5.57 ana ll.55 A. NJ; closes at $40 and y
Pm
Litchfield Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 10 A. M; closes Sundays,
Tuesdays and THURSDAYS at p. NJ.
Office Hours from 7.30 A. M. to $50 7. Nj. As
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Aionday morning trans.
Z. ROWELL, p. NJ.
Hallowell, December, 1877.
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD.-Well
known throughout New England as the WHIT
EST FINEST and BEST.
LEAD TAPE, 5-S in. wide, or reels for Cur
tain Sticks.
LEAD RIBBON, from 2 l-2 to inche
wide on reels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, OF any size or thickness.
At the lowest market prices for goods Of equs
Quality. FRANCIS BROWN,
fSS5.tWASly Treasurer, Salem Mass.