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, 1877-07-17

Capt Lucas. Of the Bchr John u. Merrill, reports
seeing tho body Of a man af1oat OH Little Point
saublc on Thursday mornine last, II was floating
face downward d, and had on blue pilot cloth over.
coat bimat to ehote worn by calloEs tne ley hand
meneed to peel. showing TIN. the body had been In
tue water eoH,o time. As a al or sevcn knot
breeze was blowing, and there was no certainty OF
discovering the body heatn after tho vessel wan put
about. Capt Lucas ct,ncindcd to raas It by. Tho
body was probably that Ut Capt Thomas Smith, Of
the rchr Z. c, Wilson. who vas knocked overheard
aud drowned OF rolnt Sauhc on the 171h OF May
l1Et.-.4lte1nkfs SfAftnet,
, 1877-07-17

C'sruAoo. July 1o,-Thc demand wsR fair and
rates coacd nc better, st :le tor corn 10 Hualo.
charterh were made for corn nt :0', 600 bu TO
Isuna!o-Propa Starrucc,. Idaho, Da1ger State, and
Wabash and barge I5a1catlnc. corn ut &c; schr r.
Farsona, corn at 2Ac. 70 Osmesu--Schr e. Ame+.
corn at 1e. In thu afternoon The achrs II. s1aw
son and i. Il. DentlJ were chartered for corn to
nufEaln at 2Ac. and the prop 1toanoko for corn
through. To'al capacity. 33, o01 hu.
To..po. Jniy 14.-Ghartesn: schss II. Capron.
corn to Iutlalo, Ike; william ItaYnar. hot corn 10
bntIalo, 3tc: Valentine, oats to uufAio, 14c;
and Cofaican. corn 10 Erie, 1ifc.
, 1877-07-17

Notice to Railroad Contractors,

Proposals will f- received by the undersigned At
the Knginccr'E Office Of thr c. i ". ". Railway,
or tho Receivers Otrlre uf the Chicago Fsciar 4,
r.. until u H. on Tuesday, Inly r. INIT. for the
construction Of the crossing Of the Chicago Pa
cIte Il. X. orrr tho C. l. n. W. HALLWAY. four
MILES wcst Of Estn. in accordance with the plans
and specifications wh!rh may tx scru ut the slnYe
nxsstd offers. Separate md itsntxcd bids 10 be
tnnds on tho two llnca uestenslrd on plan. Said
proposals. n,Ist he accompanied by surety for tho
f9ldhtent nf c0ntrnct. The tonl,ission rcacrycs
thc right 10 reject any and MI bids. Ity order OF
tho Court. JOHN +. BLUNT, rnmmfs'r.
, 1877-07-17
ERIE.

Spectai Msposch to 7As T1huaa.
ER1E, Pa, JuIT 10 G.-Arrlsals, str,r Japan; prop
Havana: schrs Dauntless, Emma G. Hutchinson
Departures, prnps WisBshickon, Arizona. Alaska,
IiayaMa; kchft Helena, Il. +. De2ls, 6ani Flint
No charters to report.
, 1877-07-17
MARINE NEWS.
PORT HURON.

Entci1l Tf7}11tA - The T76aHk
ronT Hcnns, MeI,., LG1y ~ -I,own-Props
Benton, Nebraska, William Cowic, linekctt and
tow, KetclInm and eonsort, Yosemite and COMFORT; !;
rctlrs Erie Belle. ". H. Ilannn. Sligo, J.. Eiclcr,
3inry IthslIc. Cavalier. AhirA t'otb Sam Conk+ T..
llama, 1tea. While, and Elnc. Frcd i. MntAc. II.
+; iarnca, suvc)and. Donaldson. stampede, NelIts
Wilder.
Er-rEops blanchard. Oneida. Milwaukee.
Girsesnnd and consnst. Wales ard bareer. f3rnyca
nd M con'ott. Maynor., s:'a hatI;c'. ~'s.allfckon
hruce. Denmark. Exile 1fces1. siberia, Montsnp.
trncy. MONTGOMERY. EcIr Hiercns. SHERWOOD.
vira.
Wind, kontb, gentle: weather. wet
, 1877-07-17

Cnltka other vathartirs, Dr.. PieEee's Pellets
do not rende1 the bowels cnsttve after opera
tiuu, but, On tho contrary, establish y perua-
uentiy healthy actiuu. bcing entirely veseta-
bic, 10 particular caro- il required whtlo using
them. Sold by druggists. Dr.. PssEec's Memo
rautuu Books given away Ut al drug stores
, 1877-07-17

t'a:ontiit tfoAn.3 Lstisr 10 Hay{}erd Umes.
Our reishbor, caauncey iart baa u dog that Is
remarkable for his apparent kpo~ledge Of the En-.
ell4hlanxuage, II hls owners statement about tae-
10; 10 tsae,-snd - 70 bis ssracity there IL 10
susss!ou. VT. Hart Il blacksmith BY trade. aud
has Ii acre Of ~ Of l3ad Which ~ eultiyases and
, 1877-07-17

1ys,c london lConn.) 1tfterorn-
An intelligent 1ad On Jay street, who takes a
great interest in tbs study Of birds, anl who has
amused himself by capturing and training a num.
bcr Of them, tolis the following curious story:
About two weeks ago an orioles nctt became de-
taehei by the wind from one Of the tall Gins In
front Of the lads house, and fell 10 tho ground.
Tbs nest, when found, contained four young t!cdg-
11uYu. Another OF tho hrcod 1utterea from tho
ncit lust a. II fell. md renamed In tho tree.
Tho four young birds were eagcd and placed
ser te paae.t aaa b VIZ maet.tel f ihe tSs
li.eliest sol!cltule, alternately 1ytng from tho
cage to tl,e tto1ated tncnbcr Of tic brood tn tho
tree, with food. Int fllo tenants at tho cage,
bclne nearer the ground, seemed to share The
large, part Of the pascna' attention: On the ar;
warning and distress weEc constantly uttered by
thu uldGr birds, md they would frequently uticr
a,ove the head Of tho pedeatsian ~ to vert bis
nttcntun from tho hfoud. But at best It was un
.ilc to,ies seemed ia 10 III. and i va; presently
discovered that they wcts being fed with Aonc..
thing Of po'sunuus natnrc:. They seemed
unable % 70 move & " open ihcaE cgcs' sna
'as5 asHs Tha rcaDup 9k p'se seunx o psns ssM
aica. as and fo, fro". The H.. Tho I'D
birds were now observed u grow listcss snd slenL
md remained. pcrchoA on tho roof near tho
ca:c. nnd appcarcd 10 b. In the decrest ac1eetlun
nlt as 1t arpeas; they Ind slso partaken q y .ha
dying statc. The Sub.tancc by which tncsc birds
were posoucA nppcnrel to b. ytacid. black. gela-
&lnpus material. such ~ Is eomut!Mcs observed on
tho snrfare ni dtaEnunt pools IT was clearly case
Is not an isolatcd instance. aud that o!hrr Birds
especially the sobtr have been anplAsed. by caufa
Observers, 10 poison their young when they Wcrn
captured, Or crippled by accident.
, 1877-07-17
TWO AND A QUARTER,

When II was reported yesterday that several
small schoouet4 hsd received @Ac on corn to Duf.
falo thcro was no hurry among vessel.owncrs and
masters. hut few old n,ariners concluded to spend
q few d01tass more and keep the cook and hand
on board for . little while longer. As anticipated
agents In New York for grain ts haxfag it, effect
upon the rates Of freight by water. 4 shade tct-
tor than 24c will help oul soma owners greatly,
and encourago all,
, 1877-07-17

Tho summary acsion of Mr. }Iush Aaher, in
making bayonots trumps At Archer Avenue bridge
yesterday: bad The c1oct Of delaying tho barge
tender mot being able to Fwing one.halt OF the
bridge over the South Fork unfit Deputy Supcrlr.
tcndent Of Police Dixon and squad Of bis men
raised tho blockade.
, 1877-07-17
. CURRENT, GOSSIP.

FOR TIE 't ANGEL"
III bdscmcnt dark young man sat,
With shiny clothes and rusty Int;
And ever and anon he cast
A wlsttul xlancc al those who passed.
"TAo days arc long, tho ntglta arc drcas,"
lie htsscl Into bis ncighbor'H enr.
"My mouth In parched, my head IL hot;
And not penny hsvc got"
"why. then, my friend. replied the man,
"Dcthtnk you of different plan.
Dy tabor hard increase yonr pllc,
And you'll havo nlckelf all the whtlo.~
"Not 10, not 3D." ho sadly said.
t'1 only labor for my bread.
Work always was to nc pest,
For Gnu stand = heap Of rest
- Sometimes bright angels visit mo,
And buy my only luxury
Malt beverage cool: for them walt,
Aud pitch for tic frcc-lunch homc-p1atc."
"1'm painel, the elder mnn replied,
"'rhat you arc 30 dissatisfied,
Aud takc OF |Ifo saeh gloomy vicw.
Say, walter. hcsoI two beers for twoi"
CuAnLEY Wntuilr..
, 1877-07-17

EPZt7d4 U1HlE7N 70 1ke 1FI6GHz. =,
MAnQcETrs, Mich, July ld.-Arrivcd, prop D.
". Rust; echrD l.. c. bntu, II. IL Newcomh.
Cleared, prop Jarvis Lord;: schss Dictator, r. A.
Granger, w II. Vanderbilt. Passed up, prop
Atlantic. --' ' @'
, 1877-07-17
NAUTICAL MIs1IAps.

The tchr Arcudalc, in tow Of tho ting Monitor.
yesterday was swept down agalnai tho schr Peoria.
near Lake strcct bridge. BY tho current, snd caE.
slel away the tAttets jibbuutl, which Will bo se-
pl4eet By The UIIon Towing Association.
, 1877-07-17

sr<eta1 Dttpatsh II Ths Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July lG.-The schf Waync tooK
e.. e. 5U0 bn wheat for Oswcgo On owners account
, 1877-07-17

during the scaAon of hoeing he r1Sea at nbous
o'clock In the morning to snbdue the weeds. His
dog l. always with him. When thu time strives
for mixing th6 fire to prepare The morning meal,
Mr. 1tat goes into tho honrc, makes the f'c. and
says to the dog; 100 call ynur mtstrr.s." 1fn
gncs Immediately 10 tho bedroom hnd wake. her.
the clothing on the bed, and Will not leave until
shc gets MP. II Mr.. flatt tcca a pack .pedttcr
cun,.n7. he ravs to the dog: ''rnrn. thcrr IL a
pack pcfller coming" lie will start OF at once,
and prevent hfr coming on the rsemlscs. IN nnn
OCCASION Mr. Hart walked ovee 10 q neiahboFa
honso lntt a. the nciplh1r catne homs With .omn
bones he had procured for hi. chickens. md tGtsw
md brnn;ht Il near where they we're taistnR
When Mr. Hart saw II he EYid: ''Garlo. TINT fnne
don't hclon: tn yon: gH carry y hack wherr Jon
f1nnd It, and Itn hnn,e." Carlo cnrr3ed the batso
back 10 tl.u ptarn where he got IT,, tr"tte6. oI
ahat ten foa, townd hos snd ,s,d, sst don oi.,
had do: ."f abont The ,a.ns sl,s s,S
TINT was In iIcar4nE. seeing Carlo whefc no ha9
SIT duwn, the 0thrr doK picked ~ the bone ana
Carried II tu within few feet Of thsH; thcre ne
ini,t 1t down and came back 1istic way. After
waiting whilc and +eeny that Cnt 10 did not thEo
md waitr Tor Caslo to. tako it: but Carlo would
moi, The third tEEno The bone was placed ncnycr..
very e1ote to him this tmc-bnl ho wotll mot
t.,,eh II, tut tnt thtrr mill Mr. Hart went home
Whon he came up to where The DOG was hitting ne
fafll: "cat,o, you may have that hont now.
The dog Immediately picked u up and carried It
home. Sothiny waa eafd 10 either ,l3s bur tho
cd IL know wInt was said. and the sistcd dog wa.
determined that Carlo bhond accept the rtotftrcd
bone M pledge OF friendship and ~ hospttablo
entertainment
, 1877-07-17
ALLEGED DLACKMAILING.
Stories Told Regarding Some of the
Members Of tho Last
Grand Jury.
Money Said 10 1,c demanded OF Person
Wllosc Case Was Under
Consideration.

Tho 1nne Grand Jury had on It twn or three men
who are raid 10 haso taken advantage Of their posi-
tlon for the purpose Of borsovnyr o,ry frau,, OF
rather b1acfsmnltny people by claiming 10 bc fook.
Ing hftcf their interests md preventing indictments
being returned against them. Paragraphs Ectt,ng
firth this fact haye heretofore appeared In The
THlBrsE. but no nnnirs wtrc given, tlnrc II was
very difficult to rcach any Of the parties whom
rtmor lind It wcrc approached. Yesterday, hnwcerr.
n reporter ran acro.. one Of tic men, and carur1
his .to:y: and II what he rays II truc crooked
work has been done In ,fusticc lta!nes' Office, In
In. Of the CLERK Of tho Criminal Court md ono Of
the brand Jurors wns guilty, to ray the least. of
very improper condnet.
II tcems that about three months ago, Frank
Marrhall WHO dabblcs In real estate, anu Is pretty
wcll-known down Town,
nor0ifT A 1ROCEnY STORE
oTeF on kE(e tttcct from a German named E. A.
Jnurnrekc, Marshall Fuppofing ut the tins thcro
>sett no tncnmeranccs. Tso9 9s thrcc days after
money to lanrnecke, hut hc In the meantime h11-
inE bid better ofcr refused to accept the suu,,
Of scplcsn, maktnTn tceond tender OF the par.
e'la'e money. which wna again 1cfuscd. Marshall
iaa Fspf to ee e
Ss.'esi' id :sij ssa Ass:hsi! a,:sTsd s E:
rrncesicH.. The rcputcd owner Of them WAS the
sathcr.ln.law Of Iaurnceke.. who hid a ehattcl
nI"a es % i
than Mataaa1r.. 10 lie got The store l,u the ea.o
against Mnrtl.all thrown out b. Justice Neeeh
who looked upon tho matter y an ostrayc.
Marhaal then turned around and had JnMsnccke
arrested for perjury. he having kworn that the
stock waa clear of 1scumbrance. lie had hear.
ins before Intt1ce 1anee, and was held for trial at
the Criminal Court.
NOW BE0lNs THE ALLEGED cRooKEpNEss.
The June t}fand jury did not find a blll hgstntt
Jansneckr, because none nf the wtnesses against
him could be fonhd. There wert fve Of them.
Jaurnecke learned Of th.. and went before the
Gf1ud Jury and gave evidence agAlnst Marshall.
alleging tbtt he cuIltY Of conspiracy 10 dcfraud
h.m. Msrshall went over to fna out about tho
| .aurnccke cast. md was accorded hearing BY
tho GRIND Jury. Then, ,he learned TINT Mons
Of his witnesses could be discovered. lie
! Sot hold q the subprnss. and wss not anrpr,sed
| them, Thof names and sddrcascs had been
changed. Going hack a stcp, Marshall discovered
40 he sAys-thas the names Of the wtneiacs had
apparently lecn changed In Jn.t!cc 1lalnes' once.
while tho addresses had BEEN altered on the books
Of the Clerk Of Tho Criminal Court. Rho Il Re.
arons!bts for this manipulation Is mol definitely
known, Int the nanlrs bg firm Of attorneys. con-
slstlne Of two persons. and = Deputy Shcrn, a
great friend Of theirs. mentioned By MnsehAll
Somebody ~ apparently guilty Of conspiracy to
defeat tho snda Of justice. Can the present Grand
Jury ind out Whof
, 1877-07-17

CHICAGO ST. PAUL Il MINNEAPOLIS LINE.
Ticket nnices ~ Carkst. nud II kul'cs,rret Dtpot.
I Leave. Arrive
st. Pan! M!Hnespol!s Ex... to:tg m. A;fpp. m.
I'll. FAnl Mlnhc3n0lit tx. II h:nQ N..S1
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-20
LATEST sY MAIL.

LATEST eY MAIL.
The California state senate At noen Tues
day elected J. T. Farley, United States SEN
ator by = strict party vote.
II 10 said the Chinese government intends
10 appeal to Great Britain and the United
States for pecunisry aid 10 meet the famine
In the northern provincee.
Senator Blaine has concluded to spend:a
portion of the holiday recess Of congress at
Hot Springs, Arkansae, and left Washing
ton for that place yesterday In company
with Senators Chaffce snd Dorsey, ex-Sec
retary Robeson and Representative Hall, of
Maine.
A telegram from Deadwood Of the 18th
says: 8. r. Hungate surrendered himself
to the sheriff of this county this evening,
stating that he had killed q man named
Porr, who attempted to jump his Hun
gate's) rance on the Red Water, about thirty
miles from this city.
Chief Of special agents of the postofice
department Parker, and j. q. Morr. chief
clerk TO the first assistant postmaster gon-
eral, will, by direction of Judge Key, make
an examination of the clerical forces Of the
postofices Of all large cities and report II
they can be reduced without interfering
with necessary business affairs.
1t is now about certain that w. F. Endi
cote, president of the defunct Central Ma
tional bank of Chicago, has left that city for
good, having transferred to the bank his
shares Of stock and taken cash instead. Re
ceiver Glover reports that his investigations
have disclosed considerable crookedness on
the part of the management, and it is ex-
tremely doubtful if more than a compare
lively small dividend will be declared. The
assets are about $433, 900, of which $780, 900
are worth par and $3.50, 600 doubtful. $47,.
600 is in cash. Some Of the stockholdera
are responsible men, but the standing of a
large number Of them is unknown, as they
live in eastern cities.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-20
OPPOSITION TO HELL
Beecher In Plymoth. Dec. 1s

BeecHer IN F1yIh6th, Dec. 13.
They say the saints in heaven are 80
happy that shey do not mind the torment
ofthe damned in hell, but what sort of
saints must they be, who could be happy
while looking down upon the horrors of the
bottomless pit? They don't mind-they're
safe; they're happy. What would the
mother think of the 16-year.old daughter
who, when her infant was lying dead in the
house, should come dancing and singing
into the parlor and exclain: "Oh! Pm 50
happy, mother, don't care for the dead
baby in the cofinv' Would she not be
shocked? And so with this doctrine. Aud
by the blood of Christ, denounce it; by
the wounds in His hands and His side,
abhor it; by His groars and agony, abhor
and denounce it as the most hideous night
mare of theology.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-20

Statements from Physlclans and Patients, GER
sificates of actual cures &c, &c.. given in the
trcular around each bottle, or copies will be sent
0cee to applicants. PULMONA may be ordered
Trough any dealer in medicines, or direct from
thcar G Noses Proprietor. 10 Cortland St.. New York
81 per bottle, or bottles for IS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-20
ROASTED COFFEE.

If there is any luxury more generally
appreciated than another,lt is GOOD coF-
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee we'll,
and to meet this wantMessrs. Bell, Con-
rad & Co., Chicago, have imported and
rosted coffee called
ANKORIA,
which is the nearest approach to Java of
any heretofore offered to consumers. It
is not glazed is brittle, and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods for
sale, as also the famous
PEERLESS BAKING POWDER,
made by the same firm. Ask him for
them and obtain the best goods in the
world.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-30
Communicated.

7rWnN1NeToN, Jan. 20, 1876.
EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD:-As
the Base Ball season of 1877 is approach
ing, hope we will not be behind in organ
izing q first class club In this city. In the
first place, the prospects look. brighter for
better times; in the second place the city is
large enongh to support one good club, and
know = majority of the citizens wish to
see one organized. 1t Is not by any means
impossible to restore public confidence In
the integrity Of the base ball fraternity. It
is nonsense to say that base ball is played
out, or that professionalism has killed the
game. Giving the assurance of legiti.
mate trial of skill between two
rival mines on ball field with q
reasonable tariff of admission, and my word
for it, return to the old time crowd 2tend-
ance at ball matches would be the result
but just so long as unreliable and unframed
mines are placed in the field. just so long
will the game be deprived of the old time
patronage. have the names of nine play
ers before me which ! think the people
would be satisfied with, and Think arrange
ments could be made with them. Now the
first thing to do is to call meeting and sp-
point delegates to represent US In the coming
convention on the Goth of February.
Truly yours, J.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-30
- 9as1 1.ss77-7 2 77ll9l = 7
- B0oooon1 eDoGo ~ ApeeSos

NJ. snd1 Nj. 0seglS Everett, the ode
beated test me1lnme, GAv1 one q tne1r puh
lie seances attlp EppeuA hcuo ~ eve1T
Snr. They Wson ~ a 4hy : 1air endlense.
It allowed signs Of being skeptieal one,
and deuAndSd ~ aost rid investigation
Of every act performed. From accounts Of
the marvellous perioFmances OF these medi-
0ms In other cities, we vsFe led to b6lleys
shat we vsk0 10 have . iAr more wonderful
exhibition than the ons We witnessed. ouf-
nee Il - ~ that while Mr.. Everett rave
witness 70 b0ne very unexplainable proceed
angs In the dark cabinet, his failure TO enact
any Of his advertised wonders in plain sight
xended toward making disbelieyers, instead
of believers, In the "supernatural." !" Mr..
John Springer was selected by the audience
10 represent their interest on the stage, and
performed his duties thoroughly and
diligently.
While Mr.. Springer was thus faithfully
engaged In representing his constituents,
some Of the moro suspicious ones IN the
audience imagined they detected . much
too pleased expEeaaion Of countenancs in
Mr.. Springer at each and every successful
act performed. This was construed - pre-
JUDGE, and this very exacting assem-
blage demanded that he should b
assisted by Mr.. johnson. These two wise
men, however failed to detect the presence
of any mortal aid, and they meandered
around the stage with . nonsplussed sx-
pression, ,denoting utter incompFehensibilit
A cabinet, composed Of four uprights
stood upon the stage, covered top and sides
with black cloth. Mr.. Everett placed him.
self within this and some most wonderful
events took nlaca Fv
After remaining there some few minutes
the curtain was Withdrawn, and revealed
him bound hands and feet to the chair. He
was 90 securely tied that the committee an-
pounced 1t, Impossible for him to release
himself. While in this position bells placed
Inside were rung, musical Instruments were
played, his coat removed from bis back,
and placed on again, apparently without the
aid of moftals.. Hands appeared
at the apsrSnres Of the cabinet and
were quickly withdrawn. A slate
and pencil were placed inside. The slate
was speedily returned bearing communi-
cation to this effect: "Dear friends: l am
pleased to see you here tonight; have
many messages to give you, and many pleas
ant things 70 let you know about the
heavenly land, but cannot de- go tonight -
John P. Gillis..
Mr. Everett then allowed himself to be
handcuffed by Sergeant Whelan, and repe-
tltion of the same acts, as while secured with
the rope were enacted. A company consist
ing Of ladies and gentlemen, formed around
table and an attempt was made at material
1zation. The only manifestation received,
however, was in the slight elevation of the
table, the spirits stubbornly refusing to
make themselves visible. The departed
spirit of some songsirss supposed to be that
OF Parepa, took possession Of the person Of
lady book agent, and edited the audience
with "Dixie." It Is needless to remark
that Parepa's voice has gone into decline
since quitting this Mundane sphere.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-30
St, rNarv's r. A. b. Soctsty.

At the annual meeting of St. Mary's +.
A. B. Society, the following board of officers
were elected to serve the ensuing year
President-Bernard j. Mcguire.
Vice-P -President-Arthur Jennings.
Sec.-Edwsfd ]. Kelley.
Treas.-Michael Whalen.
Marshall Michael Cannon.
Messenger. McAteer.
The society is in . healthy financial con-
,dition and quietly advancing the cause Of
Total Abstinence, both by precept and ex-
ample.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-30
$3.50 I

TO THE WORKING CLAss.-We are
now prepared to furnish AL classes with
the time, or for their spare moments.
Business new, light and profitable. Per-
sons Of either sex easily earn from SO cents
to IS per evening, and proportional sum
by devoting their whole time to the bust.
ness. Boys ami girls earn nearly as much
as men. That all who SEQ this notice may
send their address, and test the business,
we make this unparalleled offer: To such
as are not well satisfied, we will send one
Full particulars, samples worth several
dollars to commence work on, and q copy
of Home and Fireside, one OF the largest
and best Illustrated Publications, all sent
free by mail. Reader, II you want per.
GEORGE kTINsON & Co.,
1an6tf Portland, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-30

nOOO Can't be made by every agen,
0OJJ every month in the business we
furnish, but, those willing to work ca.
easily earn . dozen dollars q day right in
their own localities. Have no room Il,
explain here. Business pleasant anu hon.
orable. Women and boys and girls do a.
well as men. We will furnish you COM
plete outfit free. Thebusiness rays better
than anything else. We will bear expense
OF starting. you. Particulars free. Write
sons and daughters, and all classes in need
of paying work 9t home, should write to
ms and learn all about the work at once
Now is the time, Don't delay. Address
2"rS TRUE 4 Co.,
1an6tf Augusta, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-30

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The Morning herald., 1877-01-30
NEW ADTERTISEMENTS.

Agent Wanted.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
For Sale.-LOt of manure.
Wanted-Shares OF stock.
Divorces legally obtained.
Louisiana Lottery Company.
Capdles-Front and Maryland avenue
The Morning herald., 1877-01-30

A SPLENDID OPPOhTUNITYT TO WIN
n A FORTUNE 1T rIRD GRAND
DRAWlNG, 1871. At New Orleans, on
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CON-
This 1nstitu Ion was regularly Incorporated
BY The Legislature OF the State for Educa-
iional purposes: IN lS68, with Capitaloi
8. 100000: TO which has since been added q
GLE NUMBER DKAW1NGs viii take
pones. Look At thefoiiowing scheme.
CAr1TAL PRIZE, s4o,o
10000 Tickets at = en- Dollars Each,
Fractions Of tickets in proportion,
LIST OF PRIZES:
! CAPITAL dd p PRIZE 5000 .oe
1naden do do 1905
2 PR!ZEst?,Do 5ooO
% 40 JWO 6,OVO
;6S 90 SW 12,50O
aV aV 20 IOO 2O,OOp
4SSS s% % % 10 lS %.&st
ALTON PRIZES.
SAppro3ination Prizes of $50 s2.7oo
90 q 100 l,GG'
90 do 100 90
i'7os rrises. amountingto] $222,9W
Write for Circulars or send orders to
M. A. DAUPBIN.
+. o. Box 602 New Orleans, La,
or WILLIAMSON 4 Co..
. 8l7 Broadway. n. Y.
GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING. Tuesday.
April g. Capital Prize, $4,000. Tickets 81
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