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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11
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i'm every stown'and city in tho
United States. II sells well and
lis Just what every house needs
II Is the only Invention In the
world that will positively pre-
vent rain. cold. snow and dust
from Cunning under door bot
toms Carpenters make lots Of
moLcy handling IL. Send AZ once
for our circular. WILSON.
PIERCE & Co.. Solo A'anufac.
turcrs. lS2 Clark ST., Chicago
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

Al Interesting Illus
tra:cd work oi.Ju pa
ges, containing valu-
able Information for
r~atempiaic marriage.
s. Dr. Buit DispeG.
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

For Choirs: II d Price si.3S.
For Singing Schools: H SONG MONARCH, 7Jcts.
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Hose vino are married or &C
Price s, cts. hy mail. Aiires
airy. = North Eighth Street,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

". auw c. tar the field for
the Fall and coming Winter.
ala: are furnishing the nest
payiry and most easily
worked agency /. she world.
our agents have GiWIus been
she NEST successful. and We
have lately added at,S ana err
c..isp
T-Iai'..g oi.ly Intelligence
aud dgJ'ir zion 'Cr any one,
Y arg or oil. 80 either sex,
10 maSc n really ii st-class
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
poverty OF the Hood.

If the blood be thin and watery the whole system
is impoverished. The flesh is habby. tho musc'e,
lack hardness, the are relaxed. the interna
organs but timperfectly perform their innct'ohs 'ne
brain ia mart Ind in short the entrc body Is only
half alive. Ghe stomach ID mainly rcsponsiblc loi
this wretched condition Of tho human nscn,ns
Stomach Bitters and a marke change for tho bot
ter will soon be- apparent. The result Of improving
tho digestion with this potent and genial ,onic WI WI
and as the blood is the raw materials from whiei
Mesh muscle brain sope and every
tissue md hrament OF the body are ;t, ~
aIl those: :eIapOpents OF the material frame VIII D.
gradually ,regenerated and invigorated. This y
sound doctrine aud it is sustained by the logic N
facts. bPi''" ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

Mr.. Beecher said a sensible thing the
other Sunday evening. American women,
30 he told his auditors, ought before every.
thing else to reform their tables, and instead
Of the indigestible stuff which they put up
on them, prepare enjoyable and nutritious
meals. Mr.. Beecher is entirely right In
this observation. There IL no other ciyi-
lize,i country In the world in which the
cooking is habitually and systematically so
bad "a In the United States.
A shOal spot having only 20 feet Of water
on it at lowest spring tides has been discover
ed in San Francisco bay by recent soundings
OF the coast survey. 1t is In the regular track
of vessels on the ridge running from Preside
shoal to Alcatras Island, on which "a feet was
tho least depth Of water heretofore found, 1t
Is 100 yards long, and lies south 80 degrees
easterly, compass distant 100 yards from Bird
Rock, south 63 degrees west, 1880 yard. from
Atcatras light.
The New Orleans Pioayune of the 7th instant
notices the fact that the Supreme Court, the day
before, had decided that the bonds issued to the
New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad
Company, amounting TO $500 900, were null
and void. These bonds we're Issued in lieu o
shares Of an equivalent amount, al o. given rate
per mile Of road made, whereas not yard Of
the road has been constructed.
"a California woman offers to count each
grain In q bushel of sand If theyyFilt, make
up purse Of $1,000 for her." In .considers-
tion Of the importance OF this enterprise IN
the government itself doesn't accept the
proposition, even IL compelled thereby tc
abandon the next expedition to the North
Pole
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
Yours truly. JOHN nj. hoh'Nso
a. l. phiIalelnhia Pa
Cuba Appeal in Congress.

.suISoTax, AprTl 1.-THE Cuban question
ia A. ain beeunng to attract the attention of mem
bers OF the Committee on Foreign Relations OF the
Senate and House 1t is understood that lead
inc Senator. and number OF The Committee on
Foreign Relations, will tomorrow introduce a
,reamble and resolutions setting forth that the
strnggle now in progress between Cpoa ana opalh
has interfered in q material degree with the com
merc,al relations existing between the United
States and Cuba, and it rs time our Government
intorfeIye& and put an end toIt Ihe resolutions
authorizeo and directs the President OF the Uni
tad states to recognize the Independence OF the
Cuban insnI ,aents, and pledges neutrality on the
mart of the Ith tied States Towards the belliger-
ents. This will O. course be referred to the Com.
miltee on Foreign Relations. ana coming, US IL
does. from Senator >snpposed TO be'oD intimate
terms with the PresidSnt it is generally reported
that this Ia new policy OF The Administration
towards Cuba. I;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

HoAxRD.-The so:called remarkable trial pub
lshed in the GAZETTE of Monday turns ont to
have been hoax perpearated upon the New York
World. 1t is merely the REVIVAL, however, OF an
old story "done up in new dress, of trial
said to have takea PLACE many years ago an the
same judicial district, in which it was said that
ghost appeared to man while at work. ina field,
and left the imprint of a hand on a "fence rail,
winch was brought into court, and it was also
said that hand of the ghost Was distinctly seen
iu the. court room during The 'trid. 1t seems,
from an article. from The Philadelphia Sunday
Transcript, in another column, that the hoax
had been swallowed by some OF The spiritual
religious folks of that city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
WILMINGTON. DEL, APxll iS.- isz4
Congressman Lorand "A Listener.
The Commercial contains this. paragraph ::

The Commercial Contains this paragraph: !
.. "GonRress,han Lofiand, with h'Mr. Eldridge, of
Wisconsin, the two acting asa spb-commitfee OF
the Committee on District Of Columbia, was oc-
cupied, at Washington, yesterdny,i in hearing tAe
views Of citizens of the District on legislation In
regard to the sale of liquor. We do not observe
from the published report, that Mr.. Lofand took
any part, other than that OF a listener"
1t seems not to be his habit to take 'any other
part" He ought to be good listener then from
SO much practice but is he: Does he ever speaI
at all Surely he might say something ON the
liquor question before the Committee. lie is un
derstood TO have 'some experience in it's effects
and might relate that at least. Win the Conner
cia1 favsr us with his last speech made in the
House? 1t used to quote occasionally from Ma
jor Bggs' happy and telling efforts in tho House
But since Congressman Loaand"h has been IL
Washington the Commercial has never published
n speech OF an extract from the Representative
from Delaware, notN outstanding that gentleman
efforts to secure the votes of all the negroes BY
paying their taxes and putting the receipts in hi
pocket, to use or not to use in be is or is no
nominated for another term.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

A Washington correspondent of The eSpring
,teM Republican relates sehe interesting gossip
about the SanboTn contracts and the eminent
statesrneu' m xed .up IN them.\ lie says few per.
sons doubt tbat Butler in some way participates
in the rich results, and adds;:"There are Re
pubiicuns here who think that there was a ring
formed IN the Treasury Department aud .ontside
OF 1t for the purpose OF making money; but
cannot believe that Boutwell,, Richardson, and
Sawyer did anyth ing worse Than 10 close .tneii
ewes and let other people rob the Treasury One
would suppose that Mr.. Richardson would have
to 60 after tbes developments. but mere Is DC
telling what Gen Grant will do lie cares very
little for public opinion, and there is a~feelne
hero that Butler compels him TO retain Richard
SOD. There eau be no doubt that some 81 The
worst of the Presidents mistakes have been in.
stgated by Butler and Conkl ling, and, If they
want Richar,lson 10 stay, the American people
will have to endure him tiIl the end Of the pres
lent Presidential term
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
Crimes and Casualties.

b. F. johnson, telegraph ope perator. was
fatally shot by Samuel Oldham, class
leader, in house of ih.repute, at Browns
Vile, Tenn, last Sunday night. The shoot
ing was done to prevent johnson from
exposing the presence OF Oldham in such
place. The murderer has thus far escape
arrest.
At Louisville, yesterday, w. II. Abbott 8
.promtBent lawyer. and. John B. Green. 'ol
The firm of Merton, Gall i Co., met at the
entrance TO the Court House, had some
words snd passed The lie. Abbott then
struck q resh with scane, when Green drew
pistol and shot Abbott three times in the
side, intiicting a wound which is likely IL
prove fatal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
General News.

Colonel William Philips. President Of the ALe'
ebenv Valley Raiirosd Company, died yesterday
in Pittsburg
The u. y st6,esllip G'prd has arrived at New
York, with tho American goods returned rom
the Vienna Exhibition.
The School Trustees of Washington, ny vote
of IL 90, decided last evening that 1he German
language should be taught'in the pnbiic scnoo' :
-of that. city,.
fsanenil Hall, Boston. was thronged yesteIu"S
hy an andeuce composed mainly Of rolorsd pe2o-
pis 10 listen 10 an eulegy of Congressman Eii'-
Oft, of South Carolins, on the late Senator sum
mai
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
from the Pbiiadslphia Sunday: Dispatch april Il
hoaxirg the SpIrltuelIsts.

On Thursday night the iirst association oil Spi-
itus4lsts OF this city held b meeting IN L'hco'h
Hall, Broad street and fsirisount avenue the
ehief attractions which was publicly annonncsu
being that an account would be gwen OF VIII
case in which spirits testified. Upwards OF three
bunhred persons were IN attendance aithouGh
the night was very stormy. The chairman ol tiie
meeting ptodaded copy OF tho New ork " ora
Of the 29Lh OF March. and thereiroin read the ac'
count given OF the "Jaiues Sudler wlh case, an
article occupying three columns Of the space OF
the lournal named, and which was furnished (as
stated over the ariicle) by "our own correspond
cnt" The chairman embellished the reading Of
tina account with many parenthetc and signm
cant glances at the meeting when strong points
we're brought ont. The strongest point was
whtrc the spiritual testimony was retefred to.
The case (asit was ready was truly remarka-
bile one: THE case was published in the GAZETTE
OF Monday
After reading through the lengthy but graphic
description Of this remarkable case and lts hear.
ing, the chairman complacently remarked that 1t
was the clearest kind OF a So, nearly every
one else in the Teom thought, one gentleman
Dr. Bartholomew stating that he had been IN
the neighborhpod referred TO, and the name OF
| Sudler was familiar 10 him. In fact, The doctor
had lust such another case happen 10 nm.
While the interest was AT Its zenith, cahous
hearted gentleman in the rear ot the hall arose
and stated that he had letter Ill his possession
from Chief Justice Robins1n, which related to
the case under discussion. BEN. mWted 10 reao
| his letter the gentleman complied. aud the meet
ing held its breath while the following letter was
1 read: =
STATE OF MARYLAND, COURT OF APpsALs' q
| ANNAPoLIs April 2, 1874
Docr S,r.- Your letter. inclosing report of the
| trial of the famous "Sudler will case" came &c
| hand by the mail OF yesterday. mn,
| No such triul ever took place before me. The
whole affair IN n hoax, from the beginning to the
| end. There has been no session oi the Cireui
Court of Caroline county for tho trial of cases
| before the jury since last octooer ihc Sp''pt
l term begins next Monday.
l Yours truly. JOHN NJ Rob'NsoN'
| Mr.. - +, Philadelphia, ia.
The reader of the letter then explained that {
friend of his had read the case in the Uorid, ant
Thought that the best source Of information woult
be Chief Justice Robinson, 10 whom he had &c
cord,nply written letter, and who had replied a
1 above,
| The meeting and the chairman let themseive
down az gracefully as they could under the car
| Icumstances and concluded that, after all, th
hoax was a very thin one. Had Que OF the mem
I bers of the association written to Judge Robin
son the expose would have been less unpieasan
| 10 them, however
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

New ORLEANs.-One Of The oldest merchants
in New Orleans says the population of that city
has fallen off in two years thirty thousand, and
there are no less than SIX thousand houses and
stores at present unoccupied. Fifteen years age
New Orleans was at the acme of its wealth, pros
psrity and commercial importance, second only
TO New York and Boston. Its river and ocean
tonnage in port, loading and discharging, wal
seldom less than one hundred and fifty thousand
ions and in tie busiest season OF the year donbls
that amount New Orleans has been ruined by
carpet-baggera, despots and corrupt politicians
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
Observation-Disclosures

~ OTTcE.-I. William p. Nc BrideSsaocs = hereby .,
1.snns,xai xS Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of TIE IsswaTs IL and foI or ss b.
fsTi' being the first day OF the May Term OF sal
Court License to kssp I'm GI nsyesn Il
Eas,t,aro"r of sixth aud Market streets. IN wit
mnSton. delaware, said Bs.smsns eeOs IN NUN ~,
E"S%th Wsrd in the City Of Wilmington. Della
wsre, and to sell Intoxicating LIQUORS In less 9aaS
s,'S sns and % the following feeholde,s residing IN
sesj sra raeommend The ssid application to wit
p".";,y Jsoouot, Wm. Alsentzer.
A. }. Hart, wy. !; n.Ao.L
James Taylor, 'onh .;.a
James b Heal. jean ID. p;e.
Joseph Hayes, LEWIS ~, pnaj.
Rottlieb III ammele, trAncNs Mnnns"' ns
Julius A. Krauspe. teorse s Nee,
Henry n. Albert. lanes y. swon'na"'
j. A, Hart. lanes rMhor.
Thos. b. BatOn. Eope', CassWe''
Henry Dosgherty. John H. roh.
j es Murine. Johh u. hut'l'
p +. Meyer. w,, n u.pi;InE
aprl5-3t ""' ID N'e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

The present average price of New York
Legislators Is put down by Thurlow Weed
and he should know; he has had ex peri
ence-at two hundred and fifty dollars.
Some votes range as low as fifty dollars.
Vanderbilt is known to run the present
Legislature, and since Tweed's misfortune,
is King of the Lobby. Says Mr.. Weed. 1.-THE
members divide themselves into little gangs
very much as laborers are divided when
engaged in large piece of work. Each ol
these gangs has its leader-some man like
Harry Genet, for example-who is RESPONSE
BILE for the aggregate vote of the gang. Ne.
gotistions are always made with these
leaders who distribute the money!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

Two accidents are recorded yesterday, OF
little girls who died from excessive play in
the pastime now coming into fashion ON our
streets, Of skipping the rope. One girl
jumped three hundred times: went to he'd
tired out, and was taken with congestion Of
the brain. The other died even more sud.
denly. We noticed another accident OF
this kind some time ago. The girl had
jumped one hundred and tfty.two times, II
we are not mistaken, Without stopping and
then stopped forever. We are constantly
seeing the record of such cases in our sx-
changes.-B Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

Is HONESTY Alta DIsCOUNT?-The Rich
mOnd State Journal (repuplican) thinks that
it does not speak well for the financial ability
of Hon. r. Al. Il. Hunter, lately elected State
treasurer OF Virginia, that he should have been
IN fat office ali his life, and remain impecu.
nious at this late day. The test of financial
ability" in these latter days seems to be the
capacity To grow rich in office. Asthe Rich
mOnd Whig justly remarks, the fact that Mr.
Hunter has not made fortune out Of office
speaks well. at any rate, for his integrity
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
The mississippi Overflow.

NEW ORLEANS. April lathe river has
arisen about three inches, and Is now frOa
reached in 1871. !Thg water is oyer the levee
at the head of Orange street, and over a foo!
deep Oh the Mobile railroad track from
Jefferson street to the lower end of the French
market
The McCnllum and Bonnet Care plantation
crevasses are beth reported beyond control
and noticing Is likely to be done with them unr
til the river falls ten or fifteen feet
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
Suit against Railroad Directors-Alege cal
Fraudulent Issue Of konds.:

q, KINGSTON. N~H.; April, lO.-A snit has
beer brought by Earnest Csylus aad others
IRON dealers in New York City, against the
Directors of the New York, Kingston and
Stemford Railroad, for the sum of $79728.
claiming that the Directors arc personally
liable for fraud, because of the violation of
their duties in issning second mortgage
bonds purporting ON their face to be first
mortgage toritis, which. were taken as col.
lateral'by tho plaintiffs for iron furnished
to the road. and such bonds being value
lass
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
An Editor sending a challenge.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, April, 14.-Cspt. W. D.
Foote met Mr.. II. 4. Brooks, editor of the
Gazette on the street yesterday and denounced
bin as a contemplate scalaway, &c Brooks
did not resent the epithets at the time, but to-
day sent challenge to .Foete, to Which the
latter replied demanding lhat Brooks shall
furnish "a certificate from respectable persons
as to his claims to the character of gentle
man. The affair causes considerable excite
ment and speculation as to the probable finale
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

80 At last the Massachusetts dead lock has
began to break. and through new combina-
tions an election for Senator must speedily
be reached. A large part Of. Mr.. Hosr's
supporters have dropped him rand gone
over to Adams, willis some Of Mr.. Dawes
strength has also left him. SIX, ballots wsre
teken yesterday, and up to the last the
Democrats voted steadily for CARTS. ~. .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

NIOTICE.-In compliance with the requirementss s
~ Of tho act Of Assembly in such case made ana
,ay;dei the subscriber hereby gives nsticethat he
viii apply writing to the Court OF fsRsrS me sa
noiawnre In and for New Castle Co., upon Monday,
tho iith day Of May next 1874 being % the mr. rst
day Of the next May Term Of the said Court, i1I a
Ing No. 2s7 w ost Front street. in the First Ward
nf ths City of Wilmington. New Castle county
S,o,s of Dalaware, in quantities not less than one
half gallon. net TO- be drnnk on the premises; anu
the following freeholders recommend inc saia up
pIication, to wit
Joseph Fout, Ihomas johnson
Daniel McCusker. John ~. Lypch'
Jacob Kienle. John hieiy:
patrick Holland. Robert w. Wrnie.
William Huber. namuel miier,
James Mckenna, Ihomas y. Cielahd,
Gs0ree Bowers. george hussei'
Ralph Mccall. II cteRnehs.
VIM. H. Blake, Gharies nallam.
John Ahrens, John p1ugher'y.
Julius dunther. James heney.
John G. Tweed, Tnomas Cnrley, ,,rr
aprl5-3t rhlhht W. ALoNhbAI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

The annual session Of the industrial Congress
Of the United States began Mt Rochester yester-
day. Setenty-fve delegates were present, re.
organized body Of working men in America.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
ENTERPRISE COAL.

ENTERPRISE COAL.
FoUT Is sELLINa AoCN
ENTERPRISE COAL.
Everybody is buying it and everybody says 1t Is
the best coal in the market. What every one says
ought to be true.
Office
Orange d Water Streets.
anrl51v Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

NoTICE.-,I. Alexander sayills, a licensed ; rs, p
hereby rive notice that shall apply to the Judges
of the Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Doivery Of tho State OF Delaware. in and for
the County Of New Castle. on Monday. tho llth
day Of Nav A. lsH being the first day Of the May
Tcrm A. D. 1874, for License to sell into xicatng
in spantsts, not less than enc half Fai01
Ward ctthe City of Wilmington. said No being
ono Of the store Houses sitHate II the building a
EAST Corner of Sixth and Market streets. in said
ward and city aforesaid. and tho following free,
hoYiers residing In said ward. recommend said
application. to wit:
Fr.nc,s X Jacouot William C. Bush
a Hart George T. X eller.
james Taylor. Y. Ca.penteI;
lanes s. 1Iesl. John Fullmer.
Joseph Mayes, James a; mart
Gattf an ManmeIe John y. kuriZ.
1vi;ns KTEuspe: Henry D0ugherty.
Thomas b. Eaton. Sames ~ ii Hiuittpe.
! ) ohm ohm q. Mardock. Lewis 9. Springer.
WIN. u. ariftn. ,y.NnEp cou1IIr
aprN-8 ALEAANDEh cav iLhS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15
MAR RE D

tMILLER-WAID.-0n ths 25th ult. by the hey.
u L. NalIandi CHAM. John Miller to Miss Beiia
Waid both of Cecil county. Maryland.
RAMBO-RAMB0.- On the 3lst ult, ny the same,
I Kathtncll W. Kambo of Philadelphia, 10 Mfss
RMaagieJ Rambo, of Stanton Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

NoHGE Catharins DSgp9hoe % bs in s'RplsRBGs
~ With dnt tho rel ans -avidsd hereby give %.
IN ics sIfn ,bat c1ss sba maaS ana g. s
Judges Of the Court of General Sessions OF the
and all Delivery of the State OF Delaware in and for
the County of New Castle. on Monday the llth
day OF May next. a. D.. 1874 being the first day
OF the next May Term Of the SAID Court. for a
License to keep an in or tavern at No. l05 Shipley
street. in the First Ward Of the City Of Whining
eating liquors in less qnntties than one quart to be
drunk the premises. and the following freehold
ers residing in said ward. recommend my appica-
ton. to wit:
Thomas J. Bennett. William Clavey.
Alfred Walton, Ralph Mccall.
ueorge Steinickeu Frederick We'll,
deOrge II. MARBLE Robert W. Brnie.
Patrick HassOn, Charles Hallam,
James Mckcnha, Henry Bleyer.
Daniel McCuskeT, Thomas Simpson
Jacob Kienle, John T. Kennedy.
John Atkinson, William Huber.
Mathew Ii Ryan. August Ashenbdch.
Joseph Fout, Patrick Holland,
illiain Miller, James 0'Donnell,
aprl3-3t CATHARINk D0N0H0E.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-15

EXTRA NEW BUCKwHRAT MEAL. TIL
d celebrated Silver Mountain Buckwheat Nj
for sale at the lowsst:wh9esNle and retail RIied'
Gil Market SuI<
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-10
Mansion House
VICTORIA HOTEL,

ChnrfestOn, 8. c.,
4 %@N HAS been entirely reno.
Msa vated and refurnish d
ea& ~ throughout. It IL most CEN
Ialss1ss5f3 Ltrally situated, in King near
Market street, for the travelling public.
The! solicit their patronage. Board per
day, 81 so.
MRS MARIA OPDEBEECK,
Oct IL Emo Proprietress.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-10
Look to Your Blood, There is Life in
If Yeri

WrIT,Hl!'o3u3r, ruro Blood no flesh s tree
The Queens Dtlish,"i in III. grestest
Blood Purifier
If your blood is poor: watery. full OF
hnmors-u>e the Queens Delight
II your health is declining wasting OF vi.
tai toree-use the Queens Delight"
II You have rheumatism. Sweliingr oflat
J"ints-usc tho ''Queen's Delight"
1T you have Chills. Fever and Ague, Bill
ION nes--nre the Queens Delight"
II you have Sick Headache, Nervousness
Weakness use the Queens Delight"
II !"n have Jaundice, Liver Complaint,
Yellow Skin-nse the Queens Delight" -"
Ii you have Dyspepsia. Fintt ering about
the Heart-use the Queens Delight"
II you have any Gntaneou. Eruption.
Itching Humors, Carbuncles. Erysipciae or
King Evil, Goitre, nothing will l.. move il,
but the Queens Delight"
Ii v0u want d Summer Tonic and Winter
invigurator- he "Qurri.'e DELIGHT
Gall and get Circu ar. and read il.
Prepared ouly b,
l.. Il. HEINITSH,
ScpifW Pharmaci-t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-10

The salary of $4,000 per annum,
paid to President Jewett. OF the Erie
Railway, is the largest paid TO any rail-
road official in the United States. and,
it ia believed, larger than any paid to
any railroad officer in the world.
We can't all be run over by locomo.
tives or killed by boiler explosions. An
Indiana man has just been crushed to
death in corn grinder.
With view of foiling burglars. the
Manchester, N. e., banks have made
such arrangements as to require three
or four clerks to Unlock all the doors
leading to the vaults and safes.
We are authorized to announce that
General Butler will enter upon the
active pursuit of his profession ut the
close of the present Congress.