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The New York herald., 1877-09-02
THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

DISPATCHES RECEIVED AT WASHINGTON FROM
GENERALS SHERMAN AND sHEBIpAN-A FIGHT
EXPECTED IN FIw DAYs-THE SITTING
BULL COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, Sept l, 1877.
The following dispatches IN regard TO Indian mat
ters we're received at the War Department this morn
mg:-
CHICAGO, ILL.,. August 81, 1877.
General L. ID. TOWNSEND, Washington, d. c. =
No very important news from Montana and nothing
which can be considered absolutely reliable The
hostile Nez Pcrces said to OH tho fork OF
the Yellowstone Clark's FORK Trail aud II IL thought
that some portion OF them have gone with the wounded
some other place. Colonel Sturgis with his COM
mand has gone from the Crow agency TO Clark's
Fork, east OF the range Of mountains, 10 intercept
them The command from Fort Ellis must
be on the trail near the bridge over the Yellow.
stone. west OF the range General Howard's command
should be there also We may hear OF fight In few
days There Is not much danger oi these Indians gong
to sitting Bull. The Nez Perces and Sioux are not
Cushing his command started this morning from
Fort Ellis for the Grow agency.
p. H. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General
DEER LoDGE, VI. T., August 81. 1877.
To General f. d. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General, WASH
ington, ID. @. -
Despatch about tho Third infantry boing ordered
employed that protection OF their borders Is essential
their prosperity. My party Is in splendid health
and condition W. r SHERMAN, General.
CONTINUED DEpREDArioss.
A despatch from tho West, received hero this morn
ing states that Indian depredations on tho FL Paso
stage line still continue II Is feared that 1t will DO
impossible to CONTINUE replacing stolen stock and car
ryng the mails, immense losses have already been
incurred Drivers and stock tenders murdered 80
frequently that it will DO impossible to get men
10 risk their lives The military authorities are asked
take to afford adequate protection to the
United States mails, to the contractors and TO their
employees engaged in such dangerous service
SITTING BULL COMMISSION.
General A. G. Lawrence. Of Newport r. l., has ac
ceptcd position in the Sitting Bull Commission rep
resentinR the Interior Department, and VIII act In
conjunction with General Terry in conlerring with
the Sioux Chief, provided he still remains IN British
POSSESSIONS. General Lawrence served on Senator
Ason's commission IN 1915 treating with the Sioux
Indians for the REIMBURSEMENT Of the Black Hills
wAsHAKIE's OFFER.
The Commissioner OF ladian Affairs has received q
telegram from the agent OF tho Shoshone Indians ut
Camp Brown, Wy. T., which says
'sThe hostile Nez Perces are reported coming toward
this point NY Indians perfectly friendly and loyal
TO the government Washake (chief OF the Shoshones)
says II they will give him chance to mount his
warriors when they come he can whip them in less
than day.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.
CHANCES OF THE CoMPETIToRs FOR STATE Of
FIcEs-THE QUESTION OF ENDORSING HAyEs
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


FIcEs-THE QUESTION OF rNDoRsING HAyEs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Sept. l. 1871
The interest In the Republican State Convention to
taa place here week is not lively that
which conferred about the late democratic convention
The only contest will be the Auditor Generalshp
the candidates bcing General Howard A. Reeder, Of
Easton, sou OF Ex-Governor Reoder OF Kansas and J.
A. N. Passmore, of Pottsvic. Governor Harranft is
quietly working for the success of Reeder, while ex-
State Treasurer Kemble and Mackey championing
PASSWORDS cause. Senator Cameron Is also credited
with welding his influence in favor OF the latter In
the bell Of that such course will materially aid him
In his aspirations for reelection to the United States
Senate in is'g Mackey ana kemblas ,s; oppSsl;
TO an animosty between those gentlemen
and the Governor, tho latter having done
several things within the past year dctrimentaly al
fecting their pecuniary and political Interests Cen
eral Reeder, who Is one o the State Fishery Commits
sioners, when first named for the office OF Auditor
General appeared to have very little position but II
has been largely augmented during tho past month,
aud his nomination Is now extremely doubtful
Mickey and his candidates have been dong
effective work in all parts OF the state, and
express confidence In victory. Roedcr also
principal competitor IS pressing him uncom.
forlably close. Should neither candidates command
sufficient votes to nominate him, Senator John A
Lemon, of Blair county, would probably be chosen.
OTHER AFFAIRS.
Hon. James p. Stcrrott of Allegheny county, for
Judge Of the Supreme Court, Will be nominated by
accianation; and 1t Is not Improbable that Muor W. Is.
Hart cashier IN he State Treasury, will receive sim
liar compliment as candidate Tor state Treasurer.
PLATFORM PLANks PREPARING
Some trouble Will be experienced IN framing plat
form. A large number oil delegates favor uneq uvo.
cal Endorsement o the Presidents entire po icy and
others oppose any action looking to asuppor OF Hayes
in his administration Of affairs IN the South To har-
mouze the differences resolution will probably bc
adopted giving the President half way indor scnient.
The delegates wi begin arriving on Monday, but the
bulk OF them viii not arrive until Tuesday. The Con.
side The delegntcs.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

THE NEW AMERICAN MINISTER PRESENTS HIS
CREDENTIALS AT PARIs-A STRIKE AND
FAILURE IN THE COTTON TRADE.
[EY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON Sept 2, 1877.
Hon. Edward +. Noycs, the recently appointed
United States Minister TO France, accompanied by his
predecessor Hon. Ehu b. B.fWashburne, had IN inter.
wow IN Paris on Friday with the Duke Decazss, Min
ister OF Foreign Affairs, TO whom the former pre-.
senicd copy OF his creicntisls and Mr.. washburne
copy OF his letter Of recall Tho Duke Decsxcs
ccivcd both gentlemen with great cordality. Ho cx-
pressed regret at Mr.. washburnc's departure ana
warmly welcomed Mr. Noycs, who made suitable
reply In which he congratulated himself upon enter
ing into relations with Minister, who had always
shown great sympathy for Americans, and with
country bound by many ties TO tho United States.
coTroy spISSER's FAILURE.
Elias Gaskel cotton spinner OF Melor and Chapel
Enlo.Frith, has failed HIS liabilities arc estimated at
s30Oo00
STRIKE OF oPERATrvEs
strike Of 10000 cotton operatives commenced at
Bolton FRIDAY last
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Francis l. Spinner, Of Mohawk, \. Y; Rev. DR..
William Patton, OF Now Haven; William King OF fiv-
erpool aud John I. Raymond at the Fifth Avenue.
General L. Pope Walker, Of Alabama. Richard Nevins
oil Columbus, ONO, and Captain kennedy, Of tho
steamship Gcrmanic, are at tho New York. Edwin
Booth is at the Everett. Rev. Henry Nj. Dexter, OF
Boston, and =. Bennett President OF the Pit,sburg
and Lake Erie Railroad Company, are a. the st Mich
olas Henry farnam, OF New Haven, IS at the Buck
ingham. Colonel Anson Mills, United States Army IS
nj tho Astor. William McMichacI, OF Philadelphia
and Rev. G. G. Grafton OF Boston. At the Windsor
Paymas,cr A. $. Kenny, United States Navy, and W.
/. Trenholm, OF Charleston 5. G., are at the AUc.
marie.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
MIR. CORNELL's INTENTIONS.

HE WILL SERVE THE PARTY TILL THE MEET
ING OF THE STATE CONVENTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ALBANY. n Y, Sept. l. 1877
A. B. Cornell passed through here to-day in company
with Senator T0bey, who was troubled with q fever
and was compelled to lay over. He was attended By
Dr. Craig sfter which the continued their journey
toward Port Henry. Mr. CorneH's family is stopping
at Port Henry, which is Senator Tobey's home. Dur
ing the stay here Mr.. Cornell Was visited by number
Of friends with whom he conversed freely relative to
Ihe rotcpti OF ms position Naval Officer OF tha
port of New York under the Presidents civil service
order From them IL has ascortained that he will
remain at tho hea OF the State Committee until the
convention meets In September, at which time his
term as chairman OF the State Committee expires. II
any disposition is then SHOWN to reelcct him he will
Decline on account OF his inability to attend TO both
places once and tho entire uselessncss OF commit
lee chairman during the year, when no ticket OF any
Importance Is TO DO elected
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CnIEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Sept 2-l A. N.
Indications
For the Middle States and New England northwest
winds, rising barometer. cooler, cloudy followed by
warmer, dryer, partly cloudy or clear weather.
For the South Atlantic aud Gulf States southerly
winds shifting to cooler northerly with rising barome
ter and rains, followed by clearing weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley northery Winds
cooler followed by warmer, partly cloudy weather
and rising barometer
For the Iake region, Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valley, stationary rising barometer
cooler followed by warmer cloar weather aud north.
west winds
The rivers will continue stationary or rise slightly
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
CHICAGO'S BROKEN BANK.
AN IMMENSE GATHERING OF IRATE DEPos1ToRs
IN The TABERNAcLE-A FUND TO BRING
SPENCER BACK FROM EUROPE.
by TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD

sPENCER BACH FROM
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO, Sept. l, 1877.
The creditors of the State Savings Institution held
meeting at the Tabernacle this evening. The
gathering was very large one. numbering not less
than SIX thousand persons. Only those admitted
by the doors who exhibited dopositors' books
Mr.. N. J. Wentworth read u despatch lust
received from Now York confirming the
report that Spencer had let for Europe
and had largo amount OF money deposit ed at "A Lon
don bank. The announcement was received with
groans and curses aud cries of Hang him 70 In The
course OF hrs remarks he said that the law cid not
provide for the public inspection OF savings banks
bill 10 that elect was defeated at the last term of
the Legislature.
A voice asked, 'wbo defeated it?n
hundred voices replied 'John G. Hainos, Prcsi-
dent OF the Fidelity"
Colonel Taylor, the receiver, reported tho amount
OF assets found the books aud lheir esti,n,teJ
value Tho assets looted NJ So 331 Ia6 73 Estimated
value $500 600 Tho liabilities footed up 50 O50 on ~
nearly all due dcpositors He announced that he had
learned tho Whereabouts ol the south PARK bonds
They were at the American Exchange Bank In New
York, aud he had not learned yet how they
nent between ID. ID. Spencer ana Robert Yba,r
That agreement vas In New York ana he
committccs accounts showed that tho bank had only
paid out about $2l 600 to depusitors since tho ntc
run instead OF 81 900 00o as The ocors had announced
TO tho pubic. All tho cash that coun DO found was
A FUND TO BRING BACK SPENCER
A resolution presented amid dcafening cheers
providing that every depositor subscribe ny cents 10
create a fund to have Spencer brought back from
Europc For some IN the building airly trcmhIcd
with tho mingled cries oil ''hang hlm ~ Bring him
back" A member Of tho committee said they
had already taken the necessary steps for Spencers
arrest as private individual had placed 81 900 or
that very purpose. 1t proposed TO instruct tho
committee to cable Instructions to the police author
ties ut Liverpool tonight TO arrest spencer az
soon as tho steamer arrived Tho proposition wos
greeted with yeIls of approval Long john Went
worth announced that the message had already becn
started for Europe He also rocvmlnen nded that no AS
sgnce be appointed but that Colonel TAYLOR remain in
his present position TO assist the crediors committees;
and iurther, that the institution be thrown into
bankruptcy ou account OF the expense oil the opera
tion The meeting then adjourned for one week.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
A WIFE'S CRIME.
CONVICTED OF COMPLETELY IN THE MURDER OF
HER HUSBAND.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRIsoYBrRG Va, Sept l, 1877
The trial OF Louisa Lawson, charged with being an
accessory before the fact the killing OF her husband
David q. Lawson, In the Blue Ridge, In East Rock
ingham. the 18TH OF March, 1875 commenced In the
County Court here nearly two weeks ago has reached
its conclusion. The jury at three +. NJ. to-day
dered verdict OF equity in manner and form AS
charged in the Indictment" Tho prisoner received
the verdict without apparent emotion.
THE HORRIBLE cRIHE.
The murder OF which the accused has been convicted
known to have been one o. the horrible ever
committed in any community, civilized or savage.
Two OF the parties TO the murder, OF whom tho
brother OF Mrs. lawson have already been tried
and condemned to ue hanged thursday the 25th
OF september next. The testimony in this
Substantially the same that which convicted the
men, Anderson shilett and Silas Norris the
Witness or the State being man named Samuel Hall,
to whom LOUISA Lawson made admissions involving
her brother and herself IN the murder Of her husband.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
ssIGNMRNTs TO Duty.

CHANGES AND ASSIGNMENTS TO DUTY
WASHINGTON. sept. l. 1877
BY direction OF the Secretary Of War the following
changes in the stations and duties OF officers OF the
Medical Department, Unned states Army, were
mads:--
Major Ely Mcclellan surgeon, Is relieved from duty
in the Department OF the South, and viii report IN
person Without delay to the Commanding General.
Department OF the Columbia, for assignment 10 duty ;
First Lieutenant William y. Davis. assistant surgeon.
relieved from duty al the ST. LOUIS Barracks. Ms
souri, and will report In person without delay 10 tho
Commanding General, Department Of Dakota. for as
sl.ument q
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
AN INSOLVENT BANK.

BosToX, Sept l, 1877.
On ascertaining that the July dividend had been
passed by the Sandwich sav ugs Bank the Bank Com.
missioner found that the bank was insolvent and OBJ
tanod an injunction restraining It from transacting
any further business. The total amount Of deposits
in the bank rs 81, 100000. The present difficulty is
due To shrinkage In the value OF property m Boston
and other places on which mortgages TO tho amounI
oi $40 600 are held. Tho condition OF the bank
cannot 0e asceralned for several days but II 10 feared
II Will not able TO 90 on again
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
PENNSYLVANIA'S VOLUNTEERS.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HARRISBURG, Sept /, 1877.
The two regiments OF three months volunteers
authorz ID TO he recruited from tho several compan les
In The State National Guard will have thor full quota
few days. and 1t is expected that they Will be in
Luzcrne county in a week, TO relieve tho militia that
have been doing duty thcro the past month.
About seven companies have officially reported u
complement OF men. The whole number oI the two
regiments will be- about eighteen hundred, hundred
more than are now In service
The cost OI ing and maintaining tho troops called
by of The recent rots Is estimated at be-
weeu 800, 900 and $500, 900.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

Average temperature y0stOrdhy ............ 70
Average Temperature Tor corresponding dato last
year ........................ u
1875 IS,
Weekly average. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 13 81 ,8
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
COMPROMISING WITH STRIKERS.
DAYTON. Ohio, sopt. :. 1917.

DAYTON, Ohio, Sept. :, 1877.
Tho engineers, 1remcn and praKcmen of the Clncn-
nat Hamilton and Dayton Railroad roIuscd to move
tho freight trains yesterday. At midnight all was
qulct nut tho mon determined o submit the
changes recently made by the company
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
SENATOR MORTON IMPROVING.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l, 1877.
colonel Holloway. in telegram to First Assistant
Postmaster General Tvncr to-day, says-"Scnator
Mortoh's condition Is stll favorable. No com-
pcations lie awokc from his nights rest more re.
ircshcd than on any previous morning.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
PAELEYING WITH THE STRIKERS.

CINCINNATI, sept |, 1877.
The committee Of ircightmcn OF the Cincinnati.
Hamilton aud Dayton Railroad who accepted the
promise with President Shoemaker yesterday are to.
day conicrrin ng with tho strikers at Diyton Ohio VINO
refused 10 take out trains last night with
inducing them 10 accept the compromise.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
AN AC'
OF THE FORTY. FOURTH coyGprss

To punish the eounterei,ing trademark sooi, and the
BE enacted by senate House u heI esenta-
Ss . pelon ~ es wGo 90 & re-
dean or SELL Keep or oer io sale or
properties @ those referred 70 IN the resistraton any
70 ~en or % the psesaso in witch the same are put aa
rauduently ahised said trade mark color.be mi
tho he counterfeit not the gooas
nua,sbsa sN ane no. N"sed"' ~ M oJp M 20
nos more than two wears both such fine aad
sre That every person who ir.Sdus.ty ase. Or
msrS egis,ered pursuant to tho statutes Of the uniteI
states or any soorsoe imitation thereof calculated de-
co've the puoe 70 any goods, OF substantially the
descriptive properties as those refer ed 10 in said
the to- % or ss ns gs. seu a oS
,srrsa 10 '.d a. rssas.Gn sa" on thereof
sLc That InJ person OF persons VINO shall with in
% sou%se or have IN S sr a%i on sr
@ ns for ss ss o. 2. & any
OF any private label orand stamp wrapper. engraving.
Of the United st.tes shall upon thereof 30
n IN ns s 1'. & sfiSn ~
dsrIud the owner OF trade other
ior sails IN his possession any empty
~ni:s IS aa &c ,%" tho same may be sts
out sabstant injury to such COX or other thing
United states not so deacca erased ooliter.,ed and
stroyed prevent it, fraudulent SHALL
ton thereof be punished the first of
ExrKAcr SECTION 7rhc several JUDGES of tho Circuit
District Courts OF the United states the Comms
jurisdictions proceed under tho reating search
rants may search authorizing ana di
Marshal the United
search Tor aud seize all said dies
plates brands. wood. other
bsnnce. mouds aud said trade
engrnvings papr other snbstance, said empty
boxes envelopes, Wrappers cases bottles other pack
ages that tound.
SEC g. That any person who shall with intent to de-
in the violation oi OF the provisions OF this
shall, upon conviction thereof. be punished
500. imprisnpmcnt than
or both such hue and Im mprisonment.
GEORGE e. Go3HAM, Secretary.
Its probable that the scaps who have long preyed
upon the reputation of honorable merchants and traded
upon the public health will abandon their nefarious ac
ut forever but they prepared continue
the chances Of penal servitude they
assured that the proprietor OF uDOLPHO WOLFES
sCHIEDAM AROMATIC scHNAPPs will leave no stone
unturncd 80 bring to Justice who shall pirate the
time honored medicinal beverage that bears his
1t shoud mind by the public that genu.
inc put up of dozen large bottles
small handsomely wrapped with the propris.
natare tho lsbel.
NO DISCOVERY SINCE THE INTRODUCTION OF
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes in the
temperature Tor tho past twentyiour hours, In com.
paritou with the correspondent date OF last year. ~
indicated by the thermometer a. Eudnut's pharmacy
Hmm n IN dng.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
CUBA.

THE MOVEMENTS OF CAPTAIN GENERAL JovEL-
LAR
HAVANA, Sept ], 1877
Captain General Jovclar has returned to Havana
fsom the interior.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

Specially recommended TOR richness aperient salts ana
It's efficacy in bilious attack, pr enton o gout piles. tc
aud ordinary spcricnt by Liebig VrchoW >cAnzoni
Sir Henry Thompson and the entire medical profession
In England ana Germany.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
4 wincglnsslnl n dlse.

Every genuine bottle bears the OF The Apollinaa
Co dinit ,d) Lond
Sole agents tor the United States aud Canadas,
FKEDEhICk DE BAKi x CO..
Al uud Warren L.. lork-
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
LIES AND DAM

DEMOISELLES AND DANES PArRON1ZE
GLrSSs SULPHUR SOAP iUr the removes from
tile complexion ptmples botches, tan. ireck cs mOa
patches and other defect susceptible removal by
sulphur baths sold by all druggists
IifLL's IsIr AND WIisKrs DYE black or brown. zoe
A.--ArTEND TO THE EARLY sYMPrOMS.-IF
persons would attend TO TIE early SYMPTOMS which
preccdt disease heavy phy sicians bill great
suffering would be avoided single D srHFScKs
MANpK,Kr PLLs would have the
OF liver comp ants. bilious fever disc
duced BY dsordered condition OF the stomaeh than 6y
weeks ntendapru OF regular physician. rhess pitts
gentle ana bHtncss III their action that they bccom
ing toe sOverci RENE ly throughout the United
all disorders OF the character mentioned above For
by all dru sgists.
A-HAIS FOR GENTLEMEN FALL STYLES
now ready. r. ERNESWEIN, Ia Nassau st. near spruce
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
OLD CROW RYE

NO DISCOVERY SINCE THE INTRODUCTION OF
vaccination has led in IMPORTANCE that
illustrated in iioLsiss LIVER PAD. 6S Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

OLD CROW RYE.
Only lot New York s. 30 per gallon 81 % per bottle
and Bnmgnrdncrs old Virginia Rye, the very best Com
pare them with any Others.
). o. T. BRANDY 81 per gallon 81 50 per bottle old
mcilo~ and reliable: specially. Also all the leading
brands imported in w0od and
GoUi. sound cLAgKT NtNHs 81 - 30. - to $40
from the best shippers In bordeaux.
IL. b. KIRK & co. 90 Fulton It. aud 700 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

SINGLE HAT AT WHOLESALE PRICE tsPE-
S-.p .'eet emrn's silk Hats. Latest novelties Ia Ens
's Helmets, DERBY and Soft Hats - New Church 81.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
HUNyADf JANOS
NEW APERIENr WATER.

THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE. Now ork.-"Preferred to any
lax Nntiy
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

DR.. FORDYCE BARKER. New York-"iequIres less
less dsn cable and unpleasant than any otEer.n
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

DIX j. MARION SIMS, New York.-'ks a laxative
refer 1t 20 every other mineral water
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

T. ALFRED a. LOOMS. New YORK. THE most
apt ana mort eeient especially adapted for daily Sc
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

DIR. JAMES H. WOOD. New York Certain but gentle
and painless; superior to ANY other bitter water
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

A-kCrruRE CURED BY Or. MARSH'S RADl-
ihus. oee. Nesey A., Astor House. opposite
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. New york.-.'The most
le assnt and efficient OF all purgativc waters.p
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

FOR SALE By DEALERS. GRoo4Es AND DRUG
nI~rl
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

USE THE LION FEVER AND AGuE PAD. II
cures thousands every da, Price 81
WIGS, TOuPEEs. g. RAUCHFUSS PRACTICAL
Wxmaker. BtSpysuY, SWITCHES CURLs. ~ East l3th
ST., near Brosdwa,.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

An INVITATION PASS 10 VISIT KisSENA PARK,
IN flushing q mile, bs .iled every sduit
"i.nhs q. hNet money safely aud shun savings
barkN The special train chartered u eaves Hunters
font ~ three O'Clock nys sunday Passes
w IL A. rtI.a.dt
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

ALE.-FIRsr PREMIUM ALE FOR FAMILY USE;
SUPERIOR 20 AL imported Als bottled ~ j. j. sroFF rs
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

A NfE-BtLLuM PRICES
~ THE HOME JOURNAL.
septenOcr reduces It's subscription price from S -
year, ITS old before the Now che ape,t ~
well as best paper o It, kind published.
NORRIS PHILLIPS \ 60. . Park place. New York.
l 'NitED STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DIRECT.
y ory for is71-Compiled expressly for those haviua
children 10 educate enables parents to seec schools r
their children without trouble or for this
purpose on receipt Vi &c postage, " al others. 5vs.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

tors The cork and engraved facsimile OF his s
natare tho label.