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~Child d Mcguire, prominent stool
brokers, San Francisco, have suspended.

~Child q Mcguire, prominent Stock
brokers, San Francisco, have suspended.
1The graneers OF the United States have
over SIS, 900 invested In their various en-
terprisee.
RIA jury In the Kelly "Mouy Mcguire"
case at Mauch Chunk, Pa. was obtained
yesterday. The evidence will occupy sew
eral days
fyA mile and half dash for a thousand
Chance and Katie Pease, was won by Chance
in 2241.
VAbrahsm Jackson, the lawyer and
forger and swin6ler, was sentenced, at Bos-
ton, yesterday, TO ten years Imprisonment In
the penitenttary.
s|Don Carlos, II is said, has purchased
the place recently occupied by the Due
d'Aumale and known as The Orleans house
q few miles out Of London.
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JUDICIAL DECISION IN FAVOR OF RE.
CALCIrRANT WITNESS. - The case of
EphTaim ID. Whitcomb VS.. the City of Bos-
ton has been terminated by a decision of the
supreme court of Massachusetts in favor of
the petitioner. Mr.. Whitcomb refused To
answer question put to him by the com
mon council, and that body assumed the
authofity to put him in Jail. He petitioped
LOT MS release on a writ of habeas corpus,
anu ai!er fuu hearing the bench has de.
clared the action of the conncII ilIeoai II Is
sad he prOposes 10 sue the civ ~ 10 M o -
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RECEIvERs ASKED FoR.-Tne trustees OF
the Atlantic, Mississippi and OniO railroad.
under the Sl5,0O0,C coo mortgage, yesterday
filed petition in the U. ). circuit court at
Richmond asking on behalf OF tha foreign
bondholders the appointment OF Chas. Per
k1Ds, New York, and Thos. 8. Bococx, OF
Virginia. 10 act inintlY as recai vars
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CALIFORNIA; ANTI-CHINKSE MOVE
MENT.-in view of The present anti Chinese
movement in San Francisco the managers
OF the SIX great Chinese companies there
have sent a cable message to Hong Kong
saying: claws have been passed and mea-
sures are being taken to discourage Chinese
immigration. Inform the Chinese that they
must not come. There will be danger to life
and property If they come" A mass meet.
Ing TO consider the Chinese question is TO be
held IN San Francisco next Wednesday
night. Governor Irwin will preside. Simf-
lar meetings Will be called in other places
In California.
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AMERICAN HUMANITY CoMNENDED.-The
Loncon Times has an editorial article on the
SUBJECT OF the adventures of the survivors OF
Inc emlgrant ship Strathmore, which con
cludes as fOllows:-"The vessel which at
length arrived TO rescue them was q United
States whaler, on her course to the South
Sea fisheries. Her captain we are told, gave
up the chance of the seasons profits for the
sake OF the poor creatures he found at the
CTOZets, and who needed an amount of care
they could not have received if he had taken
them with him. We are sure the English
nation Will judge as IL deserves of the sacri-
nee TO which Capt. Clifford submitted and
VIII not fail TO do honor, and something
more than bare honor, TO the deed and TO the
man. ~ ~
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1Jefierson Davis has become president
OF the Mississippi alley society and inter-
national chamber OF commerce. and has es-
tablished his Office at 35 Camp street, New
Orleans.
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GEORGE BANCROFT is the oldest ex-Cabi-
net minister. II was in revenge for his retire
ment from the post of Secretary of the Navy
n Al he wrote the last two hundred and fifty
volumes OF his History OF the United States
Il RToOkliLn ArliS
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MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE.-In the Ma
Tyiahd senate yesterday bill was fIYora-
D.y reported making the Sd Oh July next q
regal holiday. The majority and minority
reports or the Chesapeake and OHIO canal
were submitted, and The former, exoneratfng
Inc management, was adopted by party
vote. The Calvert county election case was
disSoSed OF by the unseating of Mr.. Duke
re o ireT' ana declaring the seat vacant. The
Dill Tor inspection of Illuminating oils was
feJecttd. Inc bill TO enaOie Baltimore city
10 pat 500 GOO in the Baltimore, Chesapeake
ana Delaware Bay railroad company was
.tpCtttd favOraOly and read twice In t1e
mouse OF delegates yesterday the bill proyii-
ing hat executions shall be In private was
pr"ercd cDgTOSsed for adoption. The BIN
ttrJ5aiing the Sunday law in Baltimore
tuTIng tie Centennial exhi oition was de-
ie&ted. 1t was announced that the confer
el.re committee on the assessment bill had
d-ciGed that the house should agree not to
ak ac;Gal church property, and the senate
rece0ed from the taxation of mortgages and
we reports were laid over until to-day Mr.
Dofeason offered resolution for a Consti-
tDtlOhal amendment fOTbidding the eyeuo.
non or any property In the state from taxa
ton, but he tailed to obtain The ne.asSGrv
three t1tLS vote for II,
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Q O x IN

Q Q * N
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS or TIE CITY
Al TIE SAME RATS
New scheduIe-Full load Of 40 bushels for IS
Smaller loads cents per bushel Garage, ~ cents
APPLY TO
oFFICE or WASHINGTON GAsLIGET COM.
PANY,
ais nth ssrset northwest. I'll LIST street northwest
or 70 10 Bridge street. Georgetown. msr6-Iy
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SILvER.-The Treasury department this
morning received 500 GOO I'm silver coin from
San Francisco. There were fifty boxes con-
tanning 50 OCO each
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CLARENCE p STETsoN has been appointed
TO first class clerkship In the finance office
OF the Post Office department.
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NOT so BAD AFTER ALL.-The Norfolk
Virginisn says: We are very glad TO have IL
In our power to say that the damage To the
fruit and vegetables has been very much less
than what was at first reported. A few early
pears and corn have been entirely destroyed
but the strawberry plants and peach trees
have more severe weather we can expect an
average CROP.
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PRESIDENT GRANTS Lots SoLD.-we
understand that President Grant has sold
through his agents Fitch, Fox & Co, to
Judge l.. W. Vale his fine residence site
fronting on Vermont and Rhode Island ave
Iues and the 18TH street circle.
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THE CABINFT MEETING:-The Postmaster
General was the only member absent from
the Cabinet meeting TO day. Mr.. Marshall,
First Assistant Postmaster General, was
UIeSent ia his stead.
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AMONG THOSE who had interviews with
the President to day were Vice President
Ferry, Senators Boutwell,, Logan and Burn
side, ard Representative Nash.
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ington started from Andes, n. Y, on Satur-
day to drive some cattle. The animals wan.
cered OIL into the fields, and LudingtOn fol-
lowing them became bewildered in the snow
storm His dead body was found the next
mOrnipg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

Mr.. ]. A. BENTLEY, of Wisconsin, the new
Commissioner of Pensions, entered upon his
Official duties to-day.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL Is con-
fined TO bis room day, with an attack OF
rbeum 3tism.
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GENERAL SHERMAN had long interview
with the Secretary of War again this morn
ing
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BISHOP CONFIRMS TWENTY DEAF
MUTES AT st. Stephens Z. T. Church. last
eveItI &, confirmation was Administered nv
he Right Rev. DR.. Scarborough, bishop Of
New Jersey, who has been supplying the
pace or Blshop stevens. class of forty
i've was presented by the rector, Rev. 6r.
RUdder, among the candidates being twenty
deaf-mutes, the Rev. DIR. Gallaudet trans
lating the services for them PHILADELPHIA
Times 2nfh 49,
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EPIDEMIC AMONG SCHOOL CHILDREN
Measles are raging among the children of
school 100 cases are reported. The attend-
ance has fallen of greatly In consequences.
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EMPRESS OF INDIA.-There was an ex-
tended debate In the British House OF Lords
yesterday on the royal titles bill, which
passed its second reading without division,
The opponents or the bill announcing their
intention 10 support Lord Shaftesbury's
title Of empress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

THE NEW YORK SUB-TREASURY VAULTS
The Treasury department at Washington
some four months ago instructed Mr.. q T..
Damon, OF the American Steam Safe Com
pany, of Boston, TO replace the eight old
in this city, built in 1868, with the improved
doors made by the said company. The doors
have now arrived ard workmen are engaged
In nttlng them into their places, and work is
continued nightly till eleven O'Clock. Super
lntendeEt OF the sub-TreaSury, CaywOol,
remains till the wOrkmen have all gone.
There a. two vaults, and each OF them Is
receiving four new doors and veStibules
Zach door weighs about three tons, and Is
made OF iron and welded steel, each lifted
with double com bination and chrOnometer
locks. The work VIII not be completed for
couple of weeks at least. II is the intent ION
that when finished they shall be the strongest
vault doors in the world. The average
amount deposited is about SlO0, O0O, 900 every
night.-[N Y Herald 18th.
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TIE PRESIDENT had sufficiently recov-
cred to-day from his indIsposition to attend
TO his official duties. His sickness has not
been as serious as reported, merely being an
unusually severe attack of sick headache 20
which be Is subject.
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MONTPELIER, VT, March 3i.-GeO. Miles,
convicted yesterday OF robbing the Barre
bank. was to-day sentenced 10 IL years IA
the state prison.
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1910 SPRISG. 1876
PRICE LIST OF
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
& L o THING!
A. sTRAUs,
Ioll PKsNsYLvANIA AYIEUk.
DRESS COATS AND yEsrs

Oriental SiIk Pl'd WoTssed Goats & Vests gao 90
Northampton elk Ribbed Worstei do. do .-. L. 90
Vienna Diagonal WCrs.ed Coats 4 Vests. 10 so
Black IN gtOn Black and Gold Wors.ed do. do > 90
U1bTidge Fancy SIX Norsted Coats & Vests ~ 90
HarTagsnsett Fe-cy BI " orsted To- do. / o 90
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue TO day, SOS, 100 IL; month 10
date, SSH ,5l7 Is; year 10 date. $50 Gi0 9l5To.
Customs to-day, Sii9 ,St24 10; month To date,
Sl3 ,SSU, 1920; year TO date. Sis l52 1921.
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HENRY c. BOWEN declined appearing be-
fore the Plymouth church examining COM
mittee last night His case will probably be
referred to the church to night.
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The Spencer Investigation.

Io DAY
The Spencer investigation was resumed
by tie Senate Committee on Privileges aud
Elections this morning.
JUdfe James 4 Smith OF the circuit court
or Mont e merry, testified AT the time Of Spen-
GERS election he WAS friendly To s. but that
81 CO he has been opposed politically 10 him
Mr. Cochran, member of the legislature
lICn Dallas county, asked witness TO go 10
spencer and AK him to promise To give him
CO. the post office at Selma in case he
Spencer was elected. Spencer said ne had
already promised Cochran the office, and
would do as he bad agreed. Nothing was
SAID about COchran's vote, nor was e. under
stood the promise Of the post Office was
given in consideration OF his support. Knew
OF no GlshOnOrable or corrupt practices on
the part of Spencer 10 secure mis- election.
fd8'itet ID. DiiCeT, of the Elmore county;
testified that he was sergeant-at arms Of the
courthouse legislature. TIE witness was
examined at great length by Gen. Morgan,
counsel for the prosecution, but nothing
damaging 10 Spencer was ELECTED. Witness
did not know of any money paid to legiSla-
Tors To secure their votes. or OF any corrupt
means used by mr. Spencer TO secure his
election. Counsel for the defence declined u
cross examine the witness. Gen. Morgan
expects 10 close his case tomorrow.
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A KENTUCKY ELoPEMENT.-The Frank
lin, KY, Patriot says: Miss Nicely Hswsy,
daughter OF John Hewey, esq, OF this coun-
ty, eloped with his brother-in-law, DIR. John
son. not long since. They were married
SC me- where In TENNESSEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

A DEFAULTING CASHIER ARREsTED-
Rudolph A. Dryer, who absconded about a
month ago with between fifty and sixty
thousand dollars of the funds OF the Farm
ers' and Traders Bank. OF st. Louis, of
which institution he was cashier, was ar.
rested at Austin, Texas, yesterday.
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NOMINATIONS.-The President sent the
following nominations TO the Senate to-day:
stephen b. French to be appraiser of mer-
chandise for the port OF New York; jacob
Wore 10 be Indian agent fer the Omaha
agency, Nebraska.
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HUNG JURY IN A CROOKED W sIsKr
CAsE.-The jury in The case OF Poalman a.
Rush, disullers At sChicago, charged WITH
fra uds, after being out seven hours came
INTO court yesterday, when it was stated
they stood eight for acQuittal and four for
retire and endeavor 10 decide ON q verdict,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

CONVICTION al GrOoked whisky Men.
CHICAGO. March Sl.-Tne jury In the Pohl-
man aud Rush case returned verdict OF
guilty OF the first four counts OF tleir in
ClctmentS.
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PARroN'S MARRIAGE.-The bill legaliZiug
he III lrriage between James Parton and his
step daughter. in spite Of the adverse report
OF Inc committee, was passed TO engrossment
IN the Massachusetts house Of representa-
t1ves on Monday by q vote of 81 to Sc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

WHEN SCHENCK left England he didn't
have the courtesy even to send his card to
The Queen. He might have spared her q
tray, or a deuce, or some other small card
one would think Chicago Times.
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PERsoNAL.-General Robert Toombs, of
Georgia, is at the National hotel, Rep
resentative Willis, of New York, is rejoicing
IN the accession TO his family circle OF
daughter-his hrst born.
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LrBEL.-During the past winter there haa
been some legislation IN California on nbelss
and the senate has passed Q law which re-
Quires the llbeler TO come into court and
prove bis statements, or publish q full res
traction. There Is general willingness among
the press Of the state 10 accept this measure-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

CHICAGO DIsTILLERs CONVICTED.
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IF eighty thousand articles are ON Iex,,fhx.
ton at the centennial, and the vl|itor de-
votes I'VE hours OF each day 20 the exhibi-
hon. giving one-half minute TO the examIna-
months 70 go through PitilQdelphla SIar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

English Empress" Bill Unpopular.
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THE House RESTAURANT KEEPER APP
ointed by the present reform" Congress,
having Immediately increased the tariff Of
prices for food twenty per cent over former
charges, The question very naturally arises
leadership" aud to whom. Here is "A field
FOR investigation that evidently needs work
ing.-II ISlrGclLSe Journal
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kilograms to The Star.
A CROOKED LEGISLATOR.

TWO FIRES; TWO EXPLOSIONS.
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A PPLErON's AMERICAN CYCLOPE
~ Ola
sale. Parties In Washington or vicinity cesirins
this great Sork viii be supplied, In monthly isstaI
street, where all styles Of binding may be seen.
Sspectmen pages sent Gratis on applica-
ton. marSdf
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EhKNcH CATERERS.

". ROUX @. BR0CHE, No. 1891 nth ,tre.t
northwest, between X and l. streets Hsyins be~n
head cOoks IN frst class houses Ia Eurspe and
America. We are able 70 give satisfaction IN sny
Parties, Balls, &c, % very moderate prices Strict
attention 20 the smallest orders. fehs- M
nHEs a-MAKING Mrs. MESsER ma. re-
~ moved from T19 Market space 70 I2l Penn
syfvsnfs avenue. Opening OF sPRISG PATTERNS
letn OF March. .. J. Tayl0rs Patterns, Goods and
journals fer sale. mart lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

THE CROSS EXAMINATION OF GENERAL
SCHENCK, ex Minister To England, by the
Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House
to- cay was very extended. The questions
proposed by Messrs. Lyon and JOaGsO were
written out and asked through Mr.. Faux
Der, OF the committee. No new facts Wee
brought out, the testimony being merely q
reLearSal II that which has already appeared
u The STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

CENTENNIAL NOTEs.-CounSelor Fellppa
Lopes Netti and Knight Commander Joas
Martins da Silva. have been appointed COM
missiOreTs OF Brazil for the centennial TIE
troop ship India was expected To- leave Lis
bon about the 10th Of March with the POrtu-
gueSe contributions to the centennial
Baron de SAINT Anna is TO be chief COMMITS
sioner for Portugal, and SCR. JAY me Batalna
Refs will have charge of the Agricultural
department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

BRIsTow-A Columbus (ohio) dispatet,
can national convention were 70 be bells
next week, and Gov. Hayes out OF the race-
q large majority OF the Ohio delerafiorss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

How MAIL CONTRACTS WERE FORMER
IY OBTAISED.--The House Committee ON
Post Offices and Post Roads yesterday ex-
amined Francis c. Taylor, of Texas for some
time partner of the late +. p. Sawyer fn a
number of Texas mail contracts He testi
ned that in August, 1874, he came TO WashO
lrgton TO ascertain why Sawyer had allowed
$4,000 or $4,000 OF his drafts TO go to protest
within year. sawyer excused himself for
being short of money by saying that be was
blackmailed. Incidentally the witness re-
ferTed To an item OF 81, 600, charged In their
partnership account as having been paid by
sawyer in the year 1872 for expenses and
re rg rather out OF temper, witness remark
Ell. sneeriBgly. "We!I, suppose the Post
master Ger eGal got that" To this SAWYER
IeIlied. No Il u't Second Assistant POST
o. sister Gel eTSi) ED.t IL" sawyer did not saw
he lad pals IL 20 kouti IN person, nor did he
cay tEat he had given 10 10 any one whom he
expected TO pay 10 60 ROHtt. Sawyer added
very emphaticaily that Postmaster General
sT any one else, so far as he knew. Witness
said that IN another account with some other
partners, Sawyer claimed to have put out
In Washington between July, 1872, aud the
spilng OF 1873, about S73, 900 for "expenses,"
aLd witness had SEE n an account presented
tor of b. +. Ficklen, OF Va, and with other
parties interested in a certain lot of mail
contracts, In which he (Sawyer) had charged
10 expense account" about 500 900 for
morey alleged TO have been paid out by him
in Washington during period of three and
had no knowledge whatever that Sawyer
really paid ont any of the money thus
charged 10 expense account, or whether ne
used II for his own private purposes The
witness will be further examined after Mr..
SawyeTs books and papers are sent for.
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aldermen of New York have authorized me
issue OF bonds TO the amount OF q. eco csc ID
help complete the bridge over East rive
20 Brooklyn, that being New FORKS re
naming quota for that purpose. ~
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REPRESENTATIVES, WILSON still lies In q
very critical condition. 1t is not typhoid
fever from which he now suffers but some
trouble which the doctors cannot reach,
causing successive hemOrrhs ges, which nave
left him In q very weak condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
INVESTIGATIONS Messrs. j. c. Parker,
Morrison and several other statio1ers oTthis
city were examined this morning by the
House Committee on Printing, now investi-
eating the Government Printing Office. in
relation 10 the price paid by them for the
Congressional Record and other publications
Ofthat office. 1t is understood that mona of
the receipts from this source appear upon
the books of the Government Printing office,
nor had the committee, until these gentle
men testified, any information in regard to
the prices charged for the same. The con-
mittee decline to make the details of these
witt esses public at present.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-09

The END.-In one of DR.. Whewell's
sermons, occurs this striking and beauti-
full paragraph in regard to the scenes of
our material universe:
"Let us not deceive ourselves. Indef-
Mite duration and gradual decay are not
the destiny of the universe. 1t will not
find its termination only in the imper-
ceplible crumbling of its materials or,
the clogging of its wheels. 1t steals not
calmly and slowly to its end. No ages
of long and deepening twilight shall
gradually bring the last setting of the
sumo mountains sinking under the
decrepitude of years, or weary rivers
ceasing to rejoice in their courses, shall
prepare men for the abolition of this
earth. No placid enthusiasm. shall
silently lead on the dissolution of the
natural world. But the trumpet shall
sound-the struggle shall come-this
goodly frame of things shall be rent and
crushed by the arm of its omnipotent
maker. 3 It shall expire in the throes and
agoniies of some fierce conrulsion and
the same hand which plucked the ele-
ments from the dark and troubled slum-
bers,of chaos, shall cast them into the
tomb, pushing them aside that they may
no longer stand between his face and
the creatures whom be shall come to
| Judge"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-09

AUGUSTA, GA, November 4, 1871
DR.. TUTT:.a ...
Dear Sir As Hair Dresser for twenty
FIVE years, both in Europe and America,
have used all kinds Of hair dyes, and an
happy to say that yours is superior to any
have ever seen. For several years have
used it with the greatest satisfaction to my
self and customers. ,..t,..
,G. Respectfully,
c. BALTZEAN.
French Hair Dresser.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-09
Advice Gratis.

The Ho6. III alexander Il 81 d. stestvteinss Steve sSVs says
"The Globe Flower Cough Syrup has
proven a most valuable remedy to me. ="
f9Gov. James NJ! Smith, Of Georgia says:
""I shall always use it with, perfect con-
fdence, and recommend it to the public
as remedy which will afford that salts
faction experienced by me and mine. 1t
excels everything for, coughs, colds and
obstinate lung affections" -:
Ex-Gov. Brown, of Ga, says :-"He
finds the GLOBE flower Cough Syrup a
most excellent remedy"
Such endorsement by our great and
good men deserves the attention of the
afflicted. Those suffering from cough,
colds and lung affections should use the
Globe Flower Cough Syrup. 1t will pos
itively cure consumption.
For sale bySimpson & Sadler.