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Another Alleged Bounty Fraud

NORTH CAROLINA CASE THIS TIME-JAMEs
TAYLOR CHARGED WITH DEFRACDING THE
GOVERNMENT OUT OF SG0, 900.
Shortly after the alleged Tennessee bounty
frauds were brought to light, the Department OF
Justice obtained certain information which led
to an inquiry as to the genuineness Of the claims
paid to Capt Gilman Bryson's company OF In
dependent Scouts, whose theater Of operations
during the war was on the borders Of North Car
the officers Of that Department have become
convinced that some of the payments at least
were made Improperly. Accordingly, several
days ago, an officer Of the Department procured
from Mr.. j. j. johnson, United States Commits
sioner, warrant for the arrest Of the party Who
presented the claims, charging him with being
concerned In demanding the government out OF
$50 900. The name Of the accused Il Jamee Tsy-
lor, and he and his brother. the late Colonel
David Taylor, acted e agents fo- the Chesokees
In North Carolina. He II not now In the city,
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More than one hundred OF our citizens feel them
selves under personal obligation TO G. GAUriE
No. 1917 and 1918 Pennsyyania avenue, for be
ing able through the virtues Of his celebrated Bit
participate ID the festivities incident to tie
Holiday Season. Although MIR. y. TAX es much pride
in thus being public benefactor, he does not allow
the other duties Of his business TO his obser
walton Already his store creams with the imnSecse
stock Of Liquors and COrdias imperted for the hol
day trade, and which have been selected with care
for the wants Of his patrons Those In want Of
favor him with CALI and be assured that what they
buy In his line will be not vny pure but unad otter
ated decl9
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Killed by q Toy Cannon.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-wm. Totten, seventeen
years of age, was killed yesterday by a barber
named Wald, firing a toy cannon from his door
as salute to a tar get company, BELIEVING il con-
which had been used as a rammer was in the
cannon, struck Totten In the stomach, the same
place Is Fisk's wound, and went clear through
him.
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ANoHe the " remarkable events" Of 1871 win
b reoorded the Production Of the biggest gun
WoolWich infant, and throws 700lb. ct q single
eischaxee, and when We consider thst this n
thrpwn In one Haes, insteadof being stributed
Of the effects Obtained,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

- Asa Tor this ard tske no Oiner. The only article
Gray air rem0V dandruff, and stop its falling ont
Large Bottles, Containing over talf as much more
than any other lair prepsratitn, 81.
sold b.
Ward a Walsh, 18th street ard Penn. avenue, and
18th ard G. streets.
O Calvert Ford, II oJ Pennsylvania avenue
Chrstiani Bros 18th and N streets.
G. " Cropley. lie Bridge street, Gsorgetown.
J II. O'Donnell, sth street, Navy Yard.
D. 2. Hickling, I'd street and Pennsylvania avenue.
II. A. Bacon, "a and streets, Island.
VIM. II. Dsv, corner 10th and strt eta.
Chas. Stott SsCS.. 10 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
And at tie Depot, corner "a and ID SITS. ". W. jan
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The Paterson PoisonIng.

ARREST OF LIZZIE GARRABRANT's AcCoMPLIcE
NEW YORK, Jan 9.-v. w. Bogert was yester-
day arrested in Paterson, n. j., As accessory to
Lizzie Garrabrant, making charges implicafing
Bogert in the poisoning. Professor Ooremus
has found arsenic In the stomach of Burroughs
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Lea 4 RerFfns' sauce.
Pronounced by COsRoisssurs
- THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE "

1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and IL 10 IN
Tiveied Tor i,s favor.
We are directed BY Messrs. LEA q PERKINS, to
prosecute ali parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS.
spl7- eo6m Agents, New ferk
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Punfshing q Pirate.

NV YORK, Jan. "a Herald special says the
Spanish feet serving In the far east, lately At
lacked Gilolo. IN island Of the Malacca group,
and punished the piratical Sultan Of Ternate
Several forts were demolished, and some bomb
shells struck the palace.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

M EW ION L TIL T. A + X.
Mr. Saville bees 20 inform his friends and patrons
that the Theater having been engaged for
1MAIEUR THPATRICALS
On THURSDAY EVENING. January IL. 1917.
the regular company will be withdrawn ON that oc-
sarion- I93t
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LowfLL, Mass, Jaa. 9.-The Thorndke
Manufacturing Compalys works have been
burned. The los 10 estimated Of $4,000: in
sured for $50 600. q = =
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BnIcKLAYrHe- NATIONAL USIoH.-The
seventh annual session of the Bricklayers'
National Union convened I'm Albany, N. ",
yesterday. A committee on credentials was
appointed, which subsequently reported on the
present from Indiana, Illinois, Virginia, New
York, Ohio, Maryland, New jersey, Pennsylvs-
mia and District Columbia. Meredith Moore,
the president, called the convention 70 order.
when the committee on credentials reported
city delegates present. The president delivered
his annual address, showing the union d In a
proeperous condition.
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eno1l rex - Ship Beard.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The Steamship weser,
from Bremen, II guaranteed with the small
pox on board.
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GRACE GHszswoops b hS lecture on {" The
wife Of . member Of the Arizona Le(islatnre,
his legislative duties was attacked BY indiana
She shot six, and the next day wrote to her hus
band: " Dear John, the Apaches attached the
come yourself, but send some more anmuni-
tfou ~
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Rsschoaer's HAIR Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead, rttalie poison to produce paralysis or
Sesth avoid the yaunted and delusive Rrep.r.tions
". A Bachelors Hair Dye has had tAiyty years
untarnished reputation to uphold Its integrity q.
the only perfect Hair Dye-B,eck or Brown. Sold
b. ell druggists. Applied ct 10 Bond street, New
York fes-0
THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER il the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, Is and 80 cents
yOVyENS NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER restores soed gloves equal to new. sold by all
cents. de sly
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The Indian Bounty FrauAs.
ARTIST OF sUDaE wRleHr-Hx u HELD 7,

Yesterday an officer attached to the once Of
the United States Marshal for the southern dis
trict of New York, arrived here with copies ofin-
dictments against Judge j. w. Wright snd war
rants for his arrest He called On the Marshai and
tcdy, and be gave bail in tAe sum Of g 900 for
his appearance to answer the charge; Mr. p
Stanton going ON his bend. The charges are
conspiracy to defraud the governnent By pre-
sentirg fraudulent paper It the eub-tr easury in
New York, the amount Of which appears in the
body Of the paper to be e100. This & one Of The
alleged fraudulent Indian bounty claims Re-
ferred to in TIE STAR few weeks since
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LADY stepped on ex-senator Doolittle,s
foot, while getting into Wsbaah avenue stage
yesterday. She blushingly begged the gentle
bright. sunny smile Ike that, I am perfectly
willing you should dance he Boston dip ON nv
favorite cornA"-cRsc. Tiass. =
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~HB NuRDER. oysDR. NERRYNAN COLE, on
Exeter street, in Baltimore, still remains q pro-
found mystery. the police, so far, having been
utterly unable to discover the slightest clue to
the discovery Of the perpetrators.
~General Moltke is At present an Imperial
guest ut st. Petersburg.
1vMiss Moore, daughter or the lighthouse
keeper Of Black Rock, Conn, has been appoint
ed to succeed her father.
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The New York Custom house Inyesti
CATION.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The Congressional COM
mittee continued its session to-day i'm the hotel.
They received telegram from Washington,
notifying them that a resolution had passed the
Senate, authorizing them to sit during the ses-
sion.
alive to custom house carriage.
James Elliott, laborer, now unemployed,
who formerly worked for the United States
weighmaster, testified to seeing last month
hundred casks of bleaching powders landed
from the ship Vesta, and the English weigh
marks copied on the books without the casks
being weighed at all. He also testified to help
ing to carry the election in a ward primary,
under direction of the foreman, all their party
being armed with clubs. He was assessed
dollar week, which, he understood, was given
to the barboImaster to send ships to the pier on
which he was employed.
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BARNEY AND TIE GHOST
R0ARS OF LAUGHTER NIGHTLY.
IRELAND IN AMERICA.
COME AND SEE
Dublin, Queenstown, Belfast. Killarney Cork, the
Giant Causewsy, Limerick, Rivers, Lakes,
Ruins and Beautiful
INLAND SCENERY OF IRELAND.
BARNEY AND TIE GHOST.
THE BEWITCHING WIDOW
MORA, the beloved Of BARNEY, and
MRS. 0CALLAGHANS GHOST.
Admission IS and 20 cents.
Matinee on WEDNESDAY at2pm.
Adults Is cents; Children 10 eeEts. S3t
NEW NATION NAL THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, January I, ls73
HAPPY NEW YEAR To ALL.
Grard spectax ulAr Drama, with Grand Ballet.
Marie BOnfsnti, Mons. Won Hamme, NJ lie. PaRa-
nj, Mazzeri, josephine Bertha, uizot, Ma
re, Aliuti, and Galoni
GORGEOUS TRANSFORMATION,
and eptlre new Scenery and Mechanical Effects.
EVENING. at o clock, and until further notice,
tie beautiful Spectacular Drama
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
gorReously prOduesd-three grand Ballots. with
BONIfAHfi end Troupe every performance
seeure your seats. Janl II
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The SLAvs TRADE.-The Havana corrospon-
dence Of the New York Sun states that the in
famous African seaye trade has been already sue
60 In the neighborhood Of Matsnzss, and that
six others are shortly 10 follow. The slave trade
Is also being carried On by Britiah subjects in
Christian niss1onAzy agencies to effect their OBJ
ject. fs-t =
~whst kind Of molasses II no molasses?
Why y. o. New Orlennsl molasaes. ar conr.a
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The New Jersey Lit gislature met yesterday
and it will soon be seen how the death of Fisk
will affect the proposition to repeal the legisla-
ton in favor Of the Erie company obtained IN
that state within the past three years. Last
year it secured the passage OF q law which prac-
tically exempts 1t from all penalties for over
charges, and it may now indulge in any extor-
tons whatever without fear Of being called to
account. 1t has also had enacted certain laws
in reference to the taxation of its property In
Hudson county, under which it escapes assess
ment upon millions of dollars worth of depot,
wharf and other grounds which are properly
liable to tax. The movement against Erie will
be headed by Gen. Thomas d. Hoxsey, of Pat
erson, vigorous opponent Of that corporation
for years. and the prospect Of the success of his
effort to repeal the partial and vicious legisla-
ton before referred to, is good.
Much has been said Of General Grants
"nepotism," but most Of these sayings seem
to have little weight with the public. We
have, however, come across . paragraph in
the Detroit Post which IL what Mr.. Swiveller
would have called " staggerer." and in COM
mon justice we give 1t - 1t stands:
The New York Sxs has 1t last got the
President on charge Of nePotism- It declares
ONCE OF the internal revenue collector ct Pitts-
burg, Pa, and the said William IL brother or
General j. b. Sveetxer. ,chs 10 cessia Of tle
fafkev~ia-laW Of tie Presideaf's consin.' This
settles It. A President that would do that is
certainly the original Jacobs OF nepotism.
Besides, Ne have learned Of stu worse case in
this state. The President has appointed 10 tie
ONCE Of postmaster In Michigan . man who Il
second cousio to woman whose first husband
was uncle to the next door neghbor Of the sister
in-law of the washerwoman who ironed Lien
tenant Grants eociety shirt when he was one Of
the ofhcers stationed at the fort IN this CITY,
mony, and anybody who doubts has our per-
mis- lon to prove them. Can nepotlsm 60 fur-
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NEW ATIONAL THEATER.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
W A 4 HI r Z l.,

W Oh r f L.,
EUkOPE's q RGATEST TENOR.
WEDNESDAY. JAN 10, Second Opera Night,
POSTILLION DE LONJCMExT!
Mr.. WACHTEL in his rgnal famous character Of
HAPEL.O OF. which he has sung over ,00s times to
inv ariably OVERLOOKING houses.
MILE CANIsSA as Magdalena:
Mr.. WEBBING Marquis Of Corey;
Mr. FRANOsCH as Bilou;
Miss SCHMITZ as Rosa.
pUCTOR..------.-..--.-..--Mr Mr.. A. NEUENDORFF
FRIDAY-The II CGUENOTS.
WACHTEL in his grsndest role of RAoUL.
N NE LlCHTMAY, MECHANISM, n IssK RUCSE,
HERMAENS, WEBBING, &c.
sATURDAY-MARTHA.
WACHTEL in his superb role of LIONEL.
Reserved Seats, So, S2 so, 50. according TO To-
cation General admission, 81 30 Gallery, Q !;
Boxes. $50
Seats can he secured TO-DAY ut the Box Office Of
the 1heafer only from 9 .. m. To p. J9u
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CHIeNoxs are being put to Q new M. A
merchant Of Sioux City, Ia. had been trying. p
deffaud his creditors, who finally vent 10 his
house armed with q search-wnrTant. They were
unsuccessful for long time, but finally, sus-
pectinR his wife's lux1riant hair, peuspoCfed md
found deftly hidden there" q. 90. which con-
siderably svellcd the rate Per cent they had en-
pected to obtain0n the dollar. =
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The Whart~~ Case.


10 O'Clock. The direct examination OF DIR. Nc
ClurR as medical expert was resumed, and he
TESTIFIED Tor some time of the post norton ap-
Pearance of cerebro spinal meningitis as OBJ
served by himself, and the various symptoms
and LESSONS of the disease. On his cross-exami-
nation the witness was examined generally on
disc ases efiecting the brain and the symptoms
Of poison by tartar emetic. He adhered to his
opinion given yesterday that Ketchum died of
cerebro spinal meningitis i'm q semi fulmanant
form. The witness left the stand at l2:3o.
ROUGH ON ToNRY.
Henry Martin was sworn, and testified that he
has been president OF the Cuba Copper Smelt-
ing Company of Baltimore: was president year
ago. The counsel for the defense now proposed
to >how that Professor Tonry was not employed
by the Cuba Smelling Company analytical
chemist, but was taken on trial and discharged
ment Of the company for the reason stated by
Tonry in his testimony. The prosecution OBJ
tected on the ground that this subject had been
brought out by the counsel for the defense in
their discrimination Of Tonry, and they
were bound by his answer. The objection was
stand.
Prof. II. T.. White was sworn.-Is by profess
sion an analytical chemist; graduated ut the
University Of Virginia; has had charge of the
analytical department of the chemical school
of Maryland; that position is now held by Prof
chemistry a st. Johns College, Annapolis, and
Is lecturer on physics at Peabody Institute;
heard the evidence of Prof. Aiken, and has read
the official report OF his testimony, and also
Aiken's summary of the analyses the tests and
processes pursued by Aiken in examining the
stomach OF ketchum were not. in the opinion Of
witness, sufficient to establish the presence Of
anthony; those used by Tonry in his analysis
Of the contents of the two jars were also insult
hcieDt to establish the presence of antimony.
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MRS. MOULrON.

NcoLN HALL.
MRS. MOCLrON.
The MAJ age ment has the honor TO announce
TWO GRAND MOULTON CONCERTS
For MONDAY EVENING, January .. and
TUESDAY EVENING, January 3, at clock, on
which occasion
MRS, CHARLES MOULTON,
Americas Most Gifted songstre-s,
o. long distinguished in European and Amer art
circles Ter her mstchess vocal powers and uiste
culture, and after her recent
MOST BRILLIANT TRIUMPHS
In slL the principal cities the United States will
make her hIst and only appearance In Washington,
assisted BY the follow ing distin ed artists:
Mr.: BROOkHOCSE BOWLER, the favorite ten
OF; sig u. TERRAIN I'll, the renowned baritone, and
Mr. JAMES n. WEHI L. the eminent pianist.
nr. GEO. w. COLBY, Musical Director
Genera o. admission. 81 Reserved seats a extra
The sale Of seats commence at Ellis Music Store
on Thursday morning, January e. at 9o'clock. The
Weber Grand Pianos used at all the {" Mouiton
Concerts" G.. A. CHIZZ0LA,
Janl Business Man ager.
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DLIND TOM CONCERTS.

ATOpD FELLOWS HALL
THURSDAY, FRIDAY ANF SATURDAY EVE
NISGS. Jan. II, IL adds.
The celebrated negro boy Ptsnist,
BLIND TOM.
the great Musical Prodigy Of the age, and most mar
yelous Musical Genius living
- Before he is Withdrawn permanently from be-
fore the public, IL is duty you owe TO yourself t.
zee and hear this great incomprehen wonder Of
the nineteenth century.
Admission 90 cts Reserved Seats rs cts. Doors
open at O'Clock; Concert 10 commence At r.
served tickets for sale Ellis Music Store. 6-Gt
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The u. II. r. n.


SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-The officers of the
Union Pacific railroad deny the statements of
passengers that they were not allowed to send
dispatches regarding the condition Of the road.
Travel between Sacramento and Vallejo byrail
has been resumed. Rain continues falling.
OMAHA, NEB., Jan. 9.-The agent at Medi-
cine Bow reports this morning that three east
ward passenger trains are detained at
Washakee, And. three westward at Separa-
ton, by snow drifts, near Creston. They will
run as hear each other rs possible, and a ansfer
their passengers and return. Laborers seem to
be scarce, hardly enough being available to
clear the snow from the track. A gang Of thir-
teen whites and nine Cinnamon were raised
with difficulty at Better creek this morning to
shovel the snow, and are now on their way TO
Creston.
Sc. Louis Entertains Alexis IN style
ST. Louis, Jan 9.-The ball and banquet at
the Southern Hotel last night in honor of the
Grand Duke Alexis eclipsed everything Of the
kind ever witnessed in ST. Louis. The attend
ance OF prominent citizens was very large, and
the toilets Of the ladies exceedingly rich and
elaborate. The decorations were elegant and
appropriate, and the banquest sumptuous. II
was the most brilliant affair in the annals Of the
city.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

THREE NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY, Tuesday AND WEDNESDAY,
January :, 9 and 10.
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bill introduced by Mr.. Perez, or Miss, in the
House yestef-i which was referred to the
committee on education and labor, Il to estab-
lish an educational fund, and to apply the pro-
ceeds Of the public lands to the education of the
from the sale. entry, location, or other DISPOSE
t,on Of the public land, shall b forever conse-
Grated, set apart and appropriated for the
education Of all the children Of the United
Stafes The Secretary ofthe Interior u required
70 report to the Secretary OF the Treasury the
s9oun. 50 received annually, and the latter
permanent Confessional fund, 70 be securely
Invested, and the other halfis 70 be distributed
equaiiy smong me stats and Territories, the
sequentiy, with the interest o. tie fund. In nm
portion 10 the number Of scholar In the schdcls
Further provision Il nade fDr the establishmenf
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TELEGRANS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS


fstegrspAed Esclssipely b Tie Rve.sse star.
The Prince 81 wales Able 60 be Out.
LONDON, Jan. "a dispatch from Szndring-
ham reports that the Prince or WAKES went out
yesterday for the first time SIEGE his illness. Dir
GAL, who has been constantly in attendance on
His Royal Highness since the first dangerous
symptoms appeared, left Sandringham to day.
Our District Lean Taken In Europe
LONDON, Jan. 9-Seligman Brothers have in
troduced here and on the continent four millions
Of the District Of Columbia loan at s1x. The
loan is q great success. t was nearly All taken
up before the books were regularly opened.
The National Trades Coagress.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-The session OF the national
trades congress was opened last evening AT Not
tingbam. Mr.. Potter is president. Mr.. No tn
rup, OF Massachusetts, was present, and was
escorted to a seat on the floor.
Trial Of n Oatayes.
BERLIN, 9-The trial by conrt martial OF
hostages for the murderers Of German soldiers
has commenced.
Napoleon Going 60 Publish q Sense.
ttOD History.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Napoleon will soon publish
historical work, in which startling revelations
will be made in regard to the French military
system during the late war.
Three Out Of Seventeen.
PARIS, Jan. SELECTIONS have been held in
seventeen districts in the provinces to I'LL vacant
seats In the assembly In three of these districts
he radical candidates have been successful.
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER.-Gen. Sheri-
dan reports the death of Lieut.-Col Maurice
Naloney, officer ON the retired list.
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The CABINET met to-day, all the members
present except the Postmaster General, who W az
represented by his First Assistant, Mr. Marshal
The busint IS transacted was merely routine
work, and the question of the Louisiana troubles
which 1t was anticipated would be brought M
was not mentioned. Senator Kellogg had an in.
terview this morning with the President on thi,
subject Senators Wilson and Spencer, and
Representatives Butler and LampOrt and Gov
error Hadley, of Arkansas, also had interview:
with the President
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MAJ. GENT H. w. HALLEcK, who is in com
mand of the military division OF the south, is
still critically i'll at Louisville, KY His disease
Is dropsy. General Halleok is between 50 and 60
years Of age, and has been in the army ever since
his graduation at West Point in 1899, except an
interval Of several years, during which he prac-
ticed law in California. He resigned in 1854,
and was again commissioned in August, 1861.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-31

TIE BEST Tonic OF IRoS.-Phosphorus
aud Calisays, known as Fsrro-Phosphated
Elixir of Calisaya Bark. The iron restores
color to the blood, the phosphorus renews
waste OF the nerve tissue, and the cslissys
gives a natural, healthful tone to the digss-
tive organs, thereby curing dyspepsia in its
various forms; wsksfulness, general debility,
depression of splits also, the best preven-
tive against fever and ague. One pin'
contains ths virtues OF one ounce of cali
ssys, and one teaspoonful, grain Of iron
and phosphorus. Manufactured only BY
Oaswell, Hazard & Co., SUCCESSORS to Gas
we'll Mack & Co., New York. Sold BY
Druggists.
fsb27dwed-thu-&w -& weow
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-31

The WORLD DOES NOT CONTAIN a medioi-
nal preparation which has obtained more
widespread and deserved popularity than
the MEXICAN MUSTANG LISIMENT. Since
its introduction to public notice more than
twenty years ago, it has bsen constantly
used for every kind of disease or injury to
man or beast which can be affected by To-
cal application, and so far as iss proprietors
are aware, il has not failed in g single in
stance. After SO long aud successful a
term of probation, who will have the hardi-
hood to deny its Preeminens claims to popu'
lar