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West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28
FROM THE COUNTRY PRESS

sown their cotton seed, but we fea,
that the late heavy rains have pack
ed the earth, and viii! give trouble
and labor 10 the planters. Car
dens look very we'll. We have
Seen green peas selling on our
streets a few days ago-the first OF
the season. Ma, k-vilie Bulletin.
Ra2" The Parish, IS at present,
very healthy The river at this
place is stiIl slowly rising at the
rate of 3 inches IN every twenty.
four hours. The weather has at
last assumed some what the ap-
pearance OF spring, although still
cool nights. TIE crops, cotton,
corn. and SEED cAne, are growing
splendid and our farmers are all
busy, and we wish them good re-
turns for their labors.-(Poi
Coupee Pelican.
Ee5@ We observe that in many
places the cotton crop is well up,
but majority of planters being
cautious about this most tender of
all our plants, have concluded it
prudent to wait while longer be-
fore planting. Ak present writing
tie weather is so promising that we
anticipate that great quantities of
cotton seed will be put in the
ground this week >. Last Wed"
nesday night and Thursday fore
noon, Il terrible wind and rain
storm visited this section. The
wind did much in lry to frnit trees
Ey twisting and breaking them
down, and a great quantity of TIE
young fruit was blown to the
ground. Tie trees were so heavi-
ly laden with fruit, that the loss
by wind may be beneficial however.
We have not heard Of other dam
age being done We are sure
that reports which are in circnia-
ton about the rattOons being badly
Injured, are greatly exaggerated.
True. old s,uhbles haze rottcd o.
failed to come 10 we'll, but they
seldom do, ard are neUer relied
upon by good planters. First
year rattoOns, so for az we can
learn, though quite blckw ard, on
acc unit Of the latene>s of the sea-
sou. Seed cane never was better
than this year, and the stand OF
plant cane promises 10 oe pcrrtct,
20 that we see no reason for des~
pondcncv-on the contrary, good |
grounds for hope OF another large
suga" GRIP his year-(Sugar Bowl.
E@ We are Informed that Mr..
Charles BabiE, worthy citizen re-
siding on the cast bank OF the river
in this parish was killed, some days !
since while endravoring to pull a
!og out of tie river with a caps
tain. The bar of the ca2,tain
knocking him down, after which
he walked to his house and died.
:. II it were possible, we would
like to see the name Of our towG
or the name of the parish OF Pa
qucmineS changed. The papers,
both city and country, make the
Of spelling tive name Of
ibis town which an at the end.
aud the Postmaste: at this pace
is annoyed every day with letters
destined ior the Parish of Plaque
mines. (IberviIIe South.
~ John Eipus: an eN-First
Sergcan: Of the United States army,
who was employed at the Goa yard
IF Messrs. Coyfe & Wilmot, as
fell overheard Sunday
light between the hours of ten AVID
,leven O'Clock and was diowned.
Between the hours above mention
ID Bipus was missed and upon
search his lamp was found on one
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28
HEED TEs;
Words Of Advice,

RESP CTFULLY offered 10y
w. IL. TUT. MID. for many
years DemOnstrator of Anatomy Ia
the Medical College of Georgia..
Thirty years cXpcricnc. In the
practice ofmcdicinr. together wi n
fifteen years test Of Iutt's PilIS.
and the thousands o. trsiinsniaie
given of their efficacy. war ant u. q
IN aying that they will 10 fivrly
cure all d iScases that result from 4,
diseased liver. They are moi rec
onimcndcd for all the ills hat u..:i"t
humanity, but for Dyspepsia. .iaun-
eases, Bilious Collie. E:iruiM:tisiu,
Paipitation of the Heart. Kidney
A fec tons, Female Complaints. &C..
all Of which result from "a d"r;sngc-
ment of the Liver, no medicine II as
e., proven SO Snccc, Siltl as pr.
PILLS.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28

Ibs from tur,r tuboI:ouS du.
e State legislature.
3, -H><>--n
G.. eStr,y notices IN tbs issue.
SENTINEL IS tie official
bf the city Of Bayou sara.
,R ~ reference 10 the notice o!
terra pwEaSOn 20 he found else
" wilt he seen that Perish
n convene on Monday 7th
NC
Nichols has as yet ap-
no school board for the
. t West Fciiciana. 1t
done without further pros
stand On.
them hall at Firemen's He'll
won. evening for the benefit
suffer, Sara Lodge |. O. O. f.,
ow Of attended and proved a
. ""r" SabIe IF sir.
IL, o% u Sara is to give eXpre>-
Ire in e sentiments OF her peo-
that the question Of closing
business on Sundays.
the medium of the bal
side
paipt ute was fired on Tues
# tn Don last, in Bayou Sara,
ty, OF
,eples 1t was known positively
! i ;nes f,o2s had been removed
b0wes Senator elected,
equal
we're the recipients, on
TER asst, Of several spIend d
,laints ttNce at the hands Of our
,rat noi id, Mr.. Thos. Raynham
olor t. aynham has a fac gar
a * and and W for the diliigent labor
ended upon l..
,nglsh
f frt er Fire Co., of St Fran
},aI sec. -organized on Tuesday
nd ha' t at meeting held for
lealen BE. We trust their CT
eipt o. be eminentiy successful
O., be commepdable end in
and ing lady Of our village
wy g-h shing contracted
C, with suspended, for a time,
P Feiths; + OF speech. And nov
d oys d gentlemen are con-
V DaD- ing their better helves
one r., o fishing.
y Piaus ARA COUNCIL PROCEEDS
ates ) d PEo,her column will be
s. AT jail proceedings Of the
?, ~ Sara, including the
,sey. Pc Bill and an enact.
g to the registration
, lob, gainst the corporation,
risb, o 'ch We direct special
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CRop REroRT3. Tho Agricultural
reports from the whole cocntry to
the department at Washington, show
returns as follows
The winter wheat already harvest
cd and the npring wheat Indicate IN
unprecedented yield, which VIII not
fall short oi 32G,C0O,C0G bushels, on
increase Of over 50,OOO,O0O OF bush.
.cl5 o7or last year Tho surplus,
available for foroign exportGtion,
will not be short of 100000, GOO
bushels, M increase Of 100000 on
tho highest surplus ever known in
tho country. The EGn.ern war, ac-
corIing 70 official information, has
very diaGs.rcualy affected the wheat
production of southern Russia. 1t
is therefore evident that ell the
wheat which can be spared by the
United States for eyrortGtion will
be demanded, ~ tho movements FOR
expectation OF crops hGyo On impor-
tant bearing upon tho business and
finance of tho country, and as the
time for their movement ia near at
hand, some apprehension is expross-
ol in government circles tia. tho re-
cent disturbances OF the railroads
may lead to embarrassment which
will detract much from tho boneii.
cial effects anticipated from .he ship
mcnt of tho abundant crop OF The
present wear.
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LATEST Democratic fiction Pres
ident Hayes is so terribly alarmed
by the Louisiana Indictments that
he has determined to resign if the
disclosures are rs bad rs he fears
Vice President Wheeler ia not SC
week, but proposes to take tho Pres
idential chair when Hayes leaves it
The men who believe this story will
bo presented by the inventor with q
caromo Of David Dudley Field,
Proctor Knott, and Cronin, singing
When shall we three meet again T.
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A SwINDLE.-One OF tho latest
and shrowdest schemes OF swindlc
lately took place in Cleveland, Ohio
\ stranger erappol.ed at c saloon hav
ing in his possession several boxes
which he claimed contained valuable
jewels. which he would like to keen
safely for time. For this purpose
he engaged room and had tho box.
es placed in it, He occupied thc
room day or so, aud then left
leaving his things there. In the
course of day or SO he returned.
saying that he had been detained n.
way by business but would pay for
the room all the same.
While he was making this oxpla>
nation second stranger, who spoke
very broken English appeared and
called for a drink. He had no mon
ey but would like to sell large dia-
mond cross which he wore, The
first stranger examined it, and said
that as an expert ho should regard
the cross as worth at least $4,000.
The price of the article $4,000, and il
the saloon keeper would let him
have that amount ho would go at
once to the bank, draw some money
and return $500 for tho favor. Tho
money was furnished, with tho ex-
ception of SIT. and the two stran-
gers departed-never to return. 1t
took their host but q few minutes TO
see that he had been victimized, and
he rushed for tho boxes of jewelry
to find them filled with stones.
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The New York World, in its issue
I a recent date, publishes a mos,
iggestive editorial article under the
sption of "Tho Penalty of Mol.
aw,' Assuming that the valuo OF
10 property of tho Pennsylvania
abroad Company destroyed by the
OBJ will aggregate $4,000, 900, q
w OF s2.Gl in the hundred dollars
ust be made upon all the taxable
operty in the city Of Pittsburg to
y the damages. The population
that city is 100000, and tho as-
,sed valuation of property is sl72,.
1000, so that il the tax were TO be
tributsd per capitum every man,
man and child in the city would
required TO pay S32.l5 to make
I'd tho loss inflicted upon the
insylvania Railroad by tho mob.
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LoNpoN, August IA dispatch to
he Da'y Telsgaph, dated Pera,
July 81, midnight, says: "Intelli-
gence just received here from Osman
Pasha announces q great Turkish
'ictory, The enemy were complete
y routed after two days severe
lighting, with loss of 5000 killed
nd 10000 wounded. Tho Turks
aptured a great quantity of arms
nd ammunition. The Turkish casu-
lities We're comparatively small,
wing to the fact that they fought
pom the defensive
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WE shall be very much and agree
ably surprised if Tilden first speech
in England, if he is asked to talk,
does net contain an insinuation that
the rnilroaders' strike is due to the
fact that he was not elected President
of the United States. He is addict
ed to gross fabrications when he en-.
cages in such products, and will put
his bost inventive genius 30 work
when the English people ask him TO
folk
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stnn,,inu Committee.

The following gentlemen constitute tue
Standing Committee TOR the ensuing year
Adams Robort smith. ". ~ MidicswArth.
Bs,ver-I. /. Manbe'k, Dr. l. u, torr1l.
HEAVIER wes,-A. A Uish. 4. A. Rumly.
Centro-Peter Hartman, John .. Sp1ugler.
Chapman-t u. Hall, III. q. shacuor
Franklln-C. 4. Bplcnler, x Eisennowor,
Jackson-Dr = Herman. Henry Moycr.
Miidlohurg-J. II. Arnold, Geo. .. smith.
Giddlocreok Robert keclcr, A. Is. heck.
Monroe-J. y. IRE Nior, L =. Hummcl.
Peun-Jos. Il. Hendricks, Henry Meyer.
Porry-Col. WIN. Harding, I'll. u. Meyer.
Perry Vest. y Wlncy. ". B. Wiu,y.
SeliusgrOvo-b. IL. Hendricks a. y. Gotnbcr
ling.
Union-Coi. W. q. Horroli, Capt. Thomas "
HOFFMAN.
washington-Johu A. Hilblsb, Henry u
Moyer.
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TIE Pittsburgh COnuaerciH CT
sette accuses the Sunday papers o.
that city with having encouraged
he mob to its work of destruction
language as pointed and fiendisll
10 any that was used by the leaders
Of the Paris commune.
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DEMocRAric Congressman Wright
in his address to tho Wilkesbarre
strikers told them that ho would nsl;
Congress to appropriate Sl0,o0O,O00
for the relief of the workingman.
Demagogues aro about as bad as ri
oters these times.
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TIE Republican press of the state
while always the uncompromisinG
advocate of the rights and interests
Of labor, unequivocally denounce tho
turbulence and incendiarism which
disgraced the late strike.
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G. SCHMIDT, a Pittsburgh gum
smith, has already instituted suit
against the county for $4,000 DANG
gos for the acS Of tresspass at his
store during the late riot.
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Ohio Republican Convention.

CLEyriASD. August 1.-The re-
publican state convention was called
t. orlor NJ eleven o'clock to-day.
The usual committees were appointS
cd. and the convention adjourned
till two p m.
The convention renss0mhlc1 at
two p. m. Gen. J. \. Garfield was
appointed permGnont chairman. The
platform expresses confidence i n
Hayes and tho republican party
Following is The portion relating to
gold aud silver:
Es.it3. Tba. wo arc in ftyor Of
both silver and gold rs money that
both shall hc q legal tender for the
payment Of all debts, except whore
otherwise specifically provided by
law with coming aud valuation 90
regulated that our people shail not
bc placed at n disadvantage in our
trade with foreign nations and that
both metals shall be kept in circula-
ton as the monoyA tho nation as
contemplated Ivy tho constitution ;
and wo therefore demand the romon.
citation Of silver and the following
regarding tho.labor question
Hs3oircd. That viow with alarm
tho present disturbed condition OF
the country, ns evidenced by tao ey.
tonsiyo strihoJ OF woriiugmcn, and
followed by tho destruction Of life
aud property in diloront parts OF
the cou .1y. and whilo we doprec Gtc
each GGd every resort TO violence
ard disorder, and cordially approve
Of the acton Of our national and
state authorities in their efforts tc
enforce tho supremacy Of the law
yet We DO most heartily sympathizC
with the condition Of honest and in
dustrious laborcra who are willing
to work but remain unemployed. OF
arc employed ut wages inadequate
to comfort and Independence, nnd as
IN earnest Of our desire TO End q
remedy for their condition, we re-
commend:
First. That congress establish a
national bureau OF industry.
Second. That congress excrts IL
authority over all national highways
Of trade by prescribing and ouforc
ing such reasonable regulations az
will tcnd to promote safety OF trave
and secure fair returns for capital in
vested and fnir wages to employees
preventing nismanagomoHt and in
proper discriminctions and the Ng'
grandizemcnS OK officials at tho OK
Ipenso of stockholders, shippers ant
employees.
Third. That provision be mad,
for statutory arbitration between
employers and employees to Gaius
controversial yeconcileintorosts, anC
establish justice aud equity botweei
them.
The following ticket wca nominal
cd:
Governor, ". Il. West, OF Dollion
taino.
Lieutenant Govoanor, Terd Voc
gler.
Supreme Judge, w. ". johnson
Attorney General, Geo. Il. Nash.
| Clerk Of tho Supreme Cour;
| Dwight Crcwcll.
School Commissioner, J, 7. Luck
ems.
Board OF Public Works, 4. W
Luckey.
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THErE are twenty-six millions Of
dollars to be made up by the dam
ago OF FIVE days strike on the part
Of the railroaders. This vast sum
must come directly from the people
in shape OF increased rents, taxes,
&c. How will that effect wages
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D=,-7os~y~spup<zs5zrs

TIE citizens of Pittsburgh Gro re
ported to have looked on with some
complaconcy at the destruction of
tho property of the railroad whoa it
first began. By this time, they no
doubt are repenting. that they did
not stop tho riot at the outset.
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Notice.
Dissolution OF Partnership.

EXECUTORS S NOTICE.--Lotters
- testainentary on tho estate OF Sarah FRY.
meyer; deceased, lais OF Perry township, sny,
10 the undersigned, all persons knowius ,ha,r
selves indebted to said estate arc reauestod To
make Immediate payment, while those havi,,g
settlement 10 CHA III. ES tiOODIIN,,
AuS. =, 1871. Laecutnr
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ASSIGNEE'5 SALE OF
REAL ESTATE |

Tho undersigned Assignee o' Jesse VI. Wall
ter, VIII expose & public sale, at tho Washing
ton house in MiddIehrrg, on THURSDAY,
AUGUST 22rl, lsI7. Tho following dCsetIbed
Real L-'tc, VIZ Tho uadiyiiol hal! oga Ger,
train Tract of Timber Land situate In Franklin
Twp. Snyder TO-, adjoining land. 4 Frederick
walter, Christian Schuublch aud others, con.
taiuing 10 ACRES IS - ferches, moro ~ luss
This whole tract viii be sold, ~ leave of the
part owner and tit.c given, or tao undivided halt
ac may suit Iurch,srrs,
Salu Q. c1mAtrce az ! O'Clock T.. ". OF said
day whom duo Attendance WIN DO Iiyon and
terms of bsIo made bnowAby
DAVID GROSS,
Aug. ., 1877. Assignee,
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Own 100000 bushels OF wheat be.
longing to indianapolis parties wcro
burned Mt Pittsbrrg.
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THERE is only ono safe course for
the Democratic party to pursue
take vacation until 1850.
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PITrsDuRd taxes will be increased
four per cent
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EXECUrORS' NOTICE.-Letters
IIicstgmoutary ou tho estato of Joseph WeUel
latO 4 1S-Ason TwNu : uyder county, Pa, decd.
having been gsaLtci O. tho uud3sgiPnci, all YER.
sous knoslng Themselves indebted g. said estate
are requested g. make intIeilnto payment, white
those Glyiug claim. VIII present thouI duly au.
tnuu.icaicd Tor settleuout %
JACOB = wrTIEI,'
EMANUEL NErIEL.
hug q, ~. ExtcltOrs.
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Executors Sale of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

THE undersigned Executor will
1 oncr ut Public sale, at tho Iato residence
OF Capt. John lIahn, deed, In Monroe town.
shiP, On SATURDAY, AU1, Is, 1877, tho f0I.
tain tract Of land situate IN Caid township,
containing NJ ACRES. more or less, about 70
ACREN CLEAR, and In good state OF cuiti.
bounded North by Amos Baily and heirs Of
John Trutt, Fast by Michael Hummel, south
by ietor Fisher and others, West by Henry
Fisher, Esq, and othors, on which are erected
= HpOD DWELLING HOUSE, LARGE
BANK BARN, and other necessary outbuid,
ings. spring Of excellent water convonlrnt to
House ami Barn, GOOD ORCHARD Of excel.
lent fruit Convenient 10 schools, Churches
Nc', *. sale 10 commence at O'Clock Il. NJ,
OF SAID day, when due attendance will be given
aud terms Of sale made kHown nby
N.H. WAGNER,
July TO- ls7T. ExecItor.
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Meeting Of the Republican State Con-
ventiOn.

HrlpQc ARrrR's RCrUBLfcAS STATE CoV.
NtTTEE, II ARRtEHuRg, luly l2th. ls1i.--Br g.
rection Of the Republican state Committee, the
Republican state Conyen'ion heretofore called
% inoet at Harrisburg on the 23th day Ot Au
Eust next IL hereby postpone I, ~ meet ~ Htr.
risbury, At noon. on We lnegiay, september b.
1871 This postponemc1t II nlie " tie 70.
quest Of \ large numher oi de'egtt = elect, W. ,
have engagements toha prescnt at a tricunial
conclavo ot knights remrlsrs wllcu 1ssomlle'
at cleveland, Ohio, on tn 2gth day Of Asgust
next.
By order OF the Committee.
HENRY n. t'OVr,
A, WILSON SoRRis, Chairman
Secretary.
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hSSiWMNNS SALE


Tho undera;gnni. Assignee Of iona
i than R3wFrsoN for tho benefit frrciitprs ~
~ Yirtun = Gr pr'oi itrgci ont oT tho Court of
.omin1h Plea of Snld'. county, Will expose
to Puollc SaIc, on tao promises, on
SotHr6ay, IHg'tSt 25th, 1877,
Tho following described Real Est.tc 70 wit
Al that certain trgct oflcHI situate IN Ccn'-c
.lIn, snyder county, Pa. bounced b. : LANDS
oi Nunry kouus, Stem - Bru, Carquuu and
Hannah Gvrh"rt. ana Mus-cr Nrilry Road,
containing llFrY-SENEN ACRES and thir.
otoctoi a HOUSE, NEW BANK BlLS and
other outOuidinEs-a VOL OF eNrgilout water
nedI the loor-Sool Apple Orchard, so About
auco well tlRbered.
sale u commence - - O'Clock 4. ". Of said
day, whom terms will 10 made known by
DAVID GROSS,
aug = Ie'' Assignee.
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4 SHOCKING tragedy occurred Mt
Sharon, Pa. on the lth ult. Will
lam Boil, u prominent citizen about
Go years old, was driving in wagon
which contained some scrap iron.
and the noise frightenol the horse
of Knte McGilyery, who ask him to
stop till sho could pass, but ho fail
cd to hcar hor for some time, owing
to his deafness. She however, at
tl.butei his delay to malice, nnd told
her father. who went in search of
Beil aud knocked him down. This
male the latter 9 son so mad that he
started out after McGiiyery and
threw brass weight Mt bis head
| At last accounts McGilvery was
dead. bis daughter crazy, aud young
Bell arrested for murder.
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Tra Presidents proclamation, says
Tho New York Tribvue, sounds vol,
but thorc ARE no bayonots 10 enforce
it. The American army has bocn
pared down by tho Democratic House
until it Is a corporcls guard besides
tho armies Of foreign nations Yet
that littlo army has t. patrol the
Rio Grar1e, garrison long chain of
forts on the Western plains, ovorawo
the trcachorous tribes Of New Moyi =
co, prevent tho return OF Sitting
Ball to tho Yellowstone Valley. fight
With Joseph in idaho, and now re-
press domestic violence in five States.
Tho Govognmopt ought to have ma
torial rs well as moral power in an
emergency like this.
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To iil Whom il MaY Concern.

To ii! Whom il May Concern.
RE Ii known that among the rec
iIords of the court OF Common Pleas for Sny-
der County, the following de,rec doth INTHR
ALA appear. Wig: "and now to wit, May 2sth
1871, the Court having fully considered the
petition of George W. Taylor, do decree that
the name Of the said GcorYo W. Taylor DO
changed to GRoRGE w. WEAVER
PER CuRIAM,
10. BUCHER, R,PJ.
Certified from tho records this 18th day Of
June, a ID. 1877. j. CRoUsg, Proth'y,
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Stray Mare.
Notice

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
1Nhy the undersigned, not TO trcspass on
h!s farm, nor carry away or take any wood, chips
bean poles. hshirR rods. sAw-lust, n"rrics, No.,
SC. az all persons 80 Offending viii bed, AZ ith
according to law. I. J. SMITH.
June 2lst., 1877.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
AUG. end, 1877.

Trains ieace HernRon as fol-
fors (S0sdays Ercepted.)
For shamOkin, 1915 ll.OO m and
For Mt Carmel, Ashland, Tamaqua,
Poitsvil!e, Reading, aud Philadelphia,
Trains for HerndOn, leave as joliops,
(Sundays Ecepied.)
Leave Shamokin, 500 q IN l.50 and
8 40 p IN.
Leave Philadelphia 9.l5 q m. Reading
l1.30 an.
Poitsville, l9,lO p IN. Tamaqua I.26 p
IN Ashland '36 p m.
Mt. Carmel 3,15 p m.
Trains eae Harrisburg as follows.
For New York, 800, 7 80 me-, and
4. 40 pm.
For Phlladelphia 800, 7.30 o. m. lao
and $50 p IN.
Sundays
For New York b. 90 IN.
For Philadelphia /. 10 p IN.
Trains for Harrisburg ieape as follows
Leave New York, S,45 an 100 IN:
Leave Philadelphia, 9.t5 a m. $40 N.
SUNDAYS
Leave New York s. 30 p m.
Leave Philadelpbis T.20 p m.
j. L. WOOTTEN,
Genl Manager.
c. G. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Ticket Agt.
| Feb "a. VII q 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
praphs and considerable collection of works of industry

graphs and considerable collection Of works OF Industry
and art The mos. important of these illustrations are
presented in this volume. supplying the student Oh
Peruvian archaeology with complete store Oh ma
trals so far as they be derived from the monuments
Of the country In addition 20 its antiquarian interest,"
the volume abounds In pquant incidents OF Peruvian
travel sketches Of the and character OF the
native population, brief notices OF natural history, ana
recas Of personal adventure, forming fresh coniribu
ton of sterling value to the library of scientific ana
popular literature which has already been so greatly
enriched by the labors Of the author.