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NAVAL ORDERS.-MaSter Chles q. Caral.
klns, ordered TO the Essex, at Norfolk, Va
Lieutenant Commander A. O. Kellogg, de-
tached from special duty, and orderea to
command the SpeedwelI TO be employed I'M
ger the United States commissioners of fish.
cries; Lieutenant Commander John @. Ken
nett, from the command or the coast survey
steamer A. ID. Bache, and allowed thirty
Gays ior settling accounts, and on its expira-
ton TO await orders; Lieutenant p. q. bay-
en port, nom the Essex and placed on wait.
Ing orders; Commander F. NJ Bruce, ordered
toNewport, RI, for attenda nee 10 the course
Clarke, TO the navy yard, New York, sth OF
july ray director James ID. Murray, TO the
naval asylum, Philadelphia, 9Th OF July;
"a fassea assistant Surgeon Tnos. II. Streets,
Ian Institution, and ordered TO the Speed
well: Portsmouth, n. H; Pay Inspector c.
+; Wallach, from the navy yard, New York
as ieet paymaster of the North Atlantic sta
tlon, 10Th July; Pay Inspector George r.
Davls, rom the naval asylum, Phiiaiel-
and as heet psymaster OF the So nth Atlanti
station, 18th July.
A TERRIBLE Affair, IL TRur I,,su
mored here that the young man Mills wh
KILLED young Smith, near Locust Grove. 4
frankin county, a few weeks ago, had
20 capture him, a few days ago, and was
himself killed by the two survivors. This
re~s came here by Mr.. Henry Deyerle, OF
Therefore es MnS e nea ID, OF II on The way We
not as fact.-tSdtern Va Register.
IMr. James Russell Lowell win sail
nom Boston for Spain on tue 18th OF July.
Ex-Chief Justice Sacbrane of Georgia.
saio recently that che voted for Mr.. Tilden,
n nut naa no sympathy with the vituperation
arrived"
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NATIONAL BANK MOTIFS received at the
Treasury to-day for REDEEM ption amounted to
RS97 ODO
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THE REDUCTION OF RENTS forthe next
fiscal year on buildings rented for the Treas
ury department is S55,75G, which is over 80
Per cent: less than the amount paid during
the last fiscal year.
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COLLECTORS OF CUsroYs.-The President
has appointed Clark Waggoner collector of
internal revenue for the tenth district of
Ohio, and has signed the com mi ion of ID an
lei g. Fort, to be collector of customs for the
district OF OtsegO, Ny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

MS NORTHERN liberty MARKET will
eriabI. the public 70 obtain fresh meats, yese sbles
&c. No market TUESDAY. Je30 81"
H MAs0SICaBy So ds p, alton the SIsfed
July I'd. al "a O'Clock, instead Of "Wednesday even
jesSat f. NJ c IA Sffs ils. Secretary
NJ WASHING ron MARKET.
The WASHINGTON MARKET will be open
during hs ESkSS uS :, l g as usual Iso
jesO-3t p. 8 SMITH, Clerk
~ MUTUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The third meeting will take place at 81. Dominic
ball S9rnsr on, SIh and streets THURSDAY
nvvw sSSL q: WIMsArr. President.
\" NEW BUILDING ASSO6IATT0N--The
Wy fourt meeting f the NORTHUMBERLAND
win be held at the Board Of Trade Rooms, COME
Penn lyants avenue aud 9th street, on TUESDAY
This is the successful association Of the year.
Don fail 70 sub cribe the stock will be at a pre-
MUM a' soon az o M books Ti a1e Si2sSd p
JOHN COOK. Secretary. jesO-5t
~ AsNIvERsARY OF AMERICAN IN
T.s S0CIErT OF the OLDEST INH.BI
This day ID the City ii al at IL clock where las
a9a HoKLTIo y EAsBY de.iy r an grafton.
The suryiVit soldiers of the War o. I-I2and OF the
Mexican War VIII honor the occasion by their PIE
The public is respectfully invited TO attend, and
the patriotic ladies aie incluGd II his igyitation
je9O-st Chairman ofthe Com. Of Arrangement
~ The NEW WESTERN MARKETS. and
to 10 O'Clock m TUESDAY July 5, III. jts 81
" THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
w. STOCK h9ldsrs Of the AnA0usTIh AND PO-
IOMAo hl Cs RAiLRoAp Co sill be hid at
west, MONDAY, July 9Th An election of nine hi.
Fef5or' take paS%S M r SIS SHsSS 59R t
H. A. GBIswOLD, sec'y -'-'-D' '. jeis,oi
Nc ORIENTAL CREAM.
t..t,or TO the Drug Trade and La4is, CT the South:
II having come TO my knowledge that a base imi-
Magical BeautIher is being sent out at a reduced
price this Is TO caution dealers an consumers The
article bo,, is put up only in The same style
The last Thirty years Vendors q the bogus Article
S susrd S g
roI sole PTGpPrs.1s s BSpd street, Sey YORK
Also; Felix Gourauds Italian Med Soap, Pow
vegetable Rouge, Lily White, &c. jen hf inn
~ SARATOGA WAThK,
ONLY Is CENTS A BOTTLE,
From the Celebrated Hathorn Spring.
w. 9. THOMPSON, Pharms oist,
myfm 7O3 18th street.
T GENUINE CoSGHss wATER
Wy From the Original Spring
AT SARATOGA,
Fifteen Cents per Bottle,
HATHORN WATER same price.
MILBURNs PHARMACY,
myZ3tr l429 Penn. avenue, near WIZARDS.
~ CARD.
w. To all who are suffering from the errors and
indscretions q youth nervous weakns ss early de-
cay, loss Of mRnhoC d. &c will send a recipe that
" III cure you. FREE CHARGE. Thi, gre at remedy
was discovered by a mi sionaI ia South America
Send a self. sddr.ss envelope to the Rev JossPH
T. INAAN, Station ID, Bible HonSs, Nebc Ypk
Guy. JANIS INV kf& K 6m
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c.

GRAND FAMILY PICNIC
VI At dESBORO,
On the FOURTH OF July, f.,r IL Benefit of ST.
D0MINICS CHURC.
Tickets INCLUDING round trip on Hry oostl so cts.
Boats will leave 7th-st. wharf ever 4IT-
half hour, day and hight Good mrs = sssst.fz=39
has been engaged. ie2S-6 Sx11E<zk.3
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PERSONAL. Proctor Knott, the OK ain
tuck" statesman, is at the Ebbitt House.
likewise Col. Tom Crittenden, OF Missouri:
Elk congressman Sawyer, OF Wisconsin, and
Ward. of Pennsylvania. Coy. Gilbert
q. Walker, NJ. c., OF Virginia, fresh from The
White sulphur Springs, is al Willard's. .---
Senator Blaine left on this mornings limited
express for his home in Maine -'..Thiri
Assistant Postmaster General Hazen last
week received the degree Of A. NJ. from La
fayette College, Pa, where he was formerly
q student.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

GOVERNMENT Receipts To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, s7O1 ,0S424; customs, sS9S, $50 o..
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IMPORTANT To RICHMOND EXCUR-
itIUkI>fS TIE IT. IL NiEE n TIL rpr or
u ., enc Grace streets ard nHtiuZ the Fs"i' ii
Slus,r. will .rui-h DINNER t. ENC ursionists 10
the City Of X Cbmoud tie d # July. ISL al ID
cents pr res Far strictly first class.
,v,4 NJ tpESn,.xroN Pr prietOrs.
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nds issned tn the paciac Rnilmn.

Bonds Issued TO the Pacific Railway Com panias. IN
tefeet pay ahle IN lawful mOney-PrincipaIo stand
ing S64 685l2; interest accrued and not ye; paid
SlSS,Ic5S6; interest paid 10y the United States
sS4Olo S257s; interest repaid by transportation Of
mails etc, IS 5H $3.50 balance Of interest PAD by
the United States, SIS, JOf, Is3sg.
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IT y Prs fESSOR JOHN VI. L.NGSTON yiII
Wy sdffts5 a - bhs1h school gathering July 4, n
~ At HlsARD PARK subject: "M)Tai AMI
Rel sioGs Elements IN tduoalion iys ~
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THERE WAS A LARGE CROWD OF visitors
at the White House this morning. Among
those who saw the President were Secretary
Schurz, Postmaster General Key, General
IoIly, eX- Governor Harrison. of Indiana:
representative kiefer, OF Ohio, and Prof.
LaBgstOn.
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HOi FOR THE Arm OF JULY, AT AN.
ALOSTAS ISLANp.-A grand PIC "a
MIC viii b. civ-n, day and seHiug AT ANA ~
LOeTAN, by fhr Proprietor. + MCLtUGH- Sla
LIN. Pr Gibu-r's String and Bras tn1 lAe{A
hs- bee eDgaEed for this occasion. Grand iilnmi
nation sri Fir Works. Ampie po4ice arrange
mtn.s made. Ferry Steamer Virginia leaves Hi<h
street W harf every ten mtnutH-. Ty2 81
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HO! FOR POINT LOOKOCTI

.! FOR POINT LOOKOUT
The elegant Steamer
CHARLOTTE VANDERBILT rf~
Car. c. y. ENTw1sLz, -ls4s.--.N
EXCURSION TO PiSEY PUNT N.p.u,,
hsp IpihT LOOKOUT, SATURDAY, jane %
'eNe IN street harf ~ SD acd return ahout
y cl0th a m Monday. Fa-e, roun1 rim onIy
= - SEC, mmodstioBs fret class This boat can
be chartered for excursions ieiS'I,o NN
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
SENGERS
The ftearler ARROW Capt. Frank Holm gubaad
Ethe orIi boat allowed 20 land psssen-
ger ~ Mount vernon " haIf Pas EA6akNA
SINGERS taxing this steamer which il
Connected With the Ladies' Mount Vernon 4ssori.
other lines ee "'''es' as OJ
and Grounds W -AailsAOh
BIC ans leaves I'h street hsrf daily (Sundav ex
ecBteuJ al 10 IN Ana returns shout 4 D. m
J. INCH. HOLLINGSWORTH
cuPt Ladies Mount Vernon Associatiop
IhANh HOLLIHGSHEAD, Str Arcs isls On,
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ACTIVITY AT THE NAVY YARDs.-Orders
to increase the force at the Portsmouth. n.
H., navy yard have been issued to work on
the steamers Enterprise and Speedwell. Sew
eraI hundred men were added to the working
force at Brookly N. y y navy yard to day 10
ht out the ships Guard and Alaska
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SUNDAY EXCURSION

SUNDAY EXCURSION.
Ths steamer MATTANO, Captain VIM II ByIe.
vii ser SUr day during he SPINNER 49,
sea-, o. u.a h Trip down tie river. - SlA-f
stoGpluG az Marshall Lal two ht urs
an tU-ulI z a. 80 m. O. this city.
The 70 amer leaves 6th- street v ta-i A. I'D n m
are round trip - ceuts.
Je@s I'm WI. II. RILBKOE. Agent.
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YCEUM BUREAU ECURSIONS.
IL THIRD SEsOE
sTEAMER MARY RSRINGTON
Regular Trips EVERYWEDNESUAY
Leave fh street " barf az 6Jm.; return at IL D. m
Tickets FiftTCents
The following organiZltps will
Join in the above ENcur ioua on the - rH~A
dates named. All who desls 10 aid
70. III must pure base tick etsd heir mem bers:
Eastern Presbyterian Chrc,, june Y-dsy and
evening st. Psuls EngRb Lutheran Church,
June z9-day and evening isa Am
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RAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCUR-
ZION TO FiNEY POINT, ND
~ lnt spt'fI L.T steamer 4 CHARLOTTE WANDER
BlLT- leaving her - harf o. 7tL q at Rs
- T. .'a4}y evening, JrI, q, reach, sssEN
ihk lilrY = lut a. =. m July an 8<<nenS3f6ak
htt' falTE viii leave at p IN, reaching home AZ
IN. ti- Il Tor tie NIP linij- IN nunbsTl ouly
: e., g. b tad at Drew Drug store or or PsnI,
tll&Eia avenue and 9th street Stat-ro0n ard
perm accc1 nlodatlous az the usual rates ErsaE
isst on he boat and dinner ~ the hotel A. pine,
FONT hr~t class Splendid bathing and fshin;
flist S!t-s arc Bmads,ious. Buy tickets early To
prev r. disapr1iEru.-r is ,s3S :,
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THE STEAMER MATHNO CAN BE
chartered for ENCUhSIOiS
Apply 10 rrt9lt-A
WM. II. KILLMoS, Agst. 60
je22-lTu Sth Strast Wharf
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c

GRAND Conversation PICNIC, To be
" given ~ the GERMAN CATHOLIC n
kEEoLENT SOCIE 'tFS, 90 th- h.ueht ~
Of ST. IOSkPHr~ CHi r " md 'HoCL. =
At GEORGE JVF NNNASN'> PbsASUE Ia
GARDEN. wEpN ESptY July 9Th. III. n
ets- admitting = GrEtemal aLt Laties- ID
cents Jy- IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

COLLECTOR WILKINS was in Washington
on Saturday afternoon and presented TO the
President his answer to the letter requesting
him to resign. 1t is said that he neither re-
slgL nor refuses to resign, but says that he
VIII give possession to his successor on his
appealing with his commission. He how
ever, protests against being asked to resign.
ahd denies IL To any agreement with Mr.
Fulton TO accept the collectorship for the bal
a. ks the President to Withdraw his letter
asking for his resignation. = Wash cor.
BduO. american.
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derson that the feeling against them
is very yindictive. Independent of
the particular occurrence for which
these men are indicted, it is not un-
natural for Hayes and bis Cabinet
to seek to forget this unwelcome in
cident, and to comfort themselves
with assurances that all the I artners
in the fraud in Louisiana will escape
unpunished, but none of them feel
sure about it. One wholesome truth
was said at the Cabinet: There was
no way by which the General Gov
ernment could interfere in the adj
ministration of State justice. These
indictments may make necessary the
testimony Of Jack Wharton, and NAV
throw light on his appointment as
Marshal. He, it may be remember
ed, held the Maddox letters in which
Wells outlined his gailty plan. He
was knowing of their contents. and
by the same knowledge was knowing
OF The conspiracy fast maturing TO
put the Presidency up at auction,
and knock it down TO the highest
bidder, part payment i'll cash, and
the rest in Offices OH credit for nine
ty days. Wharton has his office
His knowledge may have its value.
Wells is already forsworn.
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The skin Game.

Away back in 1864. Mr.. John
Woods, of Galloway county Mis-
souri,, went out to try his fortunes
in Montana. taking with him old
Sam, one OF the darkies who had
grown up on the home place. Sam
had for years, even before he was
free. had pretty much his own way.
and was well known as a sensible
and witty fellow. In Montana he
picked mp odd jobs, and was in con>
stant requisitiJn. He was one day
employed by a Yankee carpenter to
hew log for him, and, having COM
pleted the job. went to the boss ("
for pay, expecting to charge about
rs cents. Meantime the carpenter
had made a rough coffin for a poor
fellow who had died in the wilder
ness, and at the time of SANS call a
friend of the deceased was paying
for the coffin, the amount being $50.
Turning to Sam, the carpenter in
his quick, snappy way, asked:
"G Got that log done p t-
"Y-y,yes, O-boss, all d-d-done.
Well, how much is il?
"F-E-four d-d-dollars an half
Gracious! Why, you'd skin q
man alive T. a.e ..s...f...s -
Y-y-yes, boss. but dat.s not as
b b-bad as skin him after he's
d-d-dead." -F 1u -
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AFTER 4 DROUTH.

MARsHALL's FERRY, June, 1877.
To the Editor of the Morristown Gazette
The following lines were written
On the subject of the drouth that pre-
vailed during the month of May,
1877, in which month no rain fell:
The thirsty Earth has drank the rain,
Now gaps and thirsts to drink again.
The clouds. like rivers raised on high,
Pour out at Gods command,
Their watering blessings from the sky,
To cheer the thirsty land.
Oh Lord send moisture to the fields,
Permit the corn to spring
Make valleys rich and pastures yield,
And the poor plowman sing.
The hardened clods please melt with rain
And grant bounteous crop
And make the ground look green again
And raise the laborer's hope.
All doubtful ones should see .
The Lord is good and just
And such doubtful ones should flee
And make His name their trust. ..
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-18
How to Kill a Town.

We clip from an exchange the fol
lowing admirable receipt. which if
closely followed for, say two years.
never fails to accomplish its work:
1st. Put up no more buildings than
you are obliged to occupy yourself.
End. Ii you should have an empty
building to rent demand three times
its value.
3rd. Look sour at every new COM
er and give the cold shoulder to
every mechanic who desires to come
among you.
4th. Go abroad for your goods and
warers, by no means purchase from
your own mechanics and manufac-
lures even at the same prices or
less. -....-.. .-...-....
5th. Don't contribute one cent to
the cause of religion or education.
Finally, put thorough finish on
your work by killing your local news
paper, by refusing to subscribe or
advertise. so that persons at a dis
tance will know not that any busi-
ness is being done in your own town,
or they may want to come and settle
among you. or buy something from
you and that would put you to extra
trouble.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-18
Lawson Cline. a bigblv respected

Lawson Cline, a highly respected
citizen of Cherokee county, NC,
died recently Of apoplexy, while on
visit to Mr.. Hunsucker, near Muir
ply. Deceased was "a years of age,
and remarkably preserved. never
having been confined by i'll health in
his life. The AshVille Pioneer says :
He was conversing freely and joyi-
ally with Mrs. H. and a lady few
moments before his DEATH. when the
latter asked him if he ever gave his
souls future welfare any though.
He replied that he was identified
with no particular sect, but that in
living he walked in the direction as
nearly as possible indicated by Holy
Writ, and was ready to go whenever
the messenger of death beckoned.
AS he finished. his head fell upon
his bosom. blood gushed from his
nostrils; with a gasp and a few sud-
den contractions of his muscles, he
fell from his chair a corpse. The
Angel had beckoned. Verify in the
midst of life we are in death.
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RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.
July 4, 1877.

St. Petersburg dispatches deny
that the siege of Kars has been rais-
ed. The government publishes a
dispatch from the Russian camp be-
fore Kars, bearing to-day's date de-
scribing a successful attack on a
Turkish battery; Mukhtar Pasha,
however, has sent a long series of
dispatches to Constantinople, de-
scribing the victorious advance of
his own and the right column. ...
In the last dispatch. dated Ali
zoupie. July 5. he says t'We e passed
the day in making reconnoisances.
'fhis afternoon the Russians abaa-
doned 9anliam. lying to the south of
Kars across Aidos Heights. They
were pursued by our cavalry. The
Russian left wing is almost an
initiated and fleeing before the
Turkish right with such precipitan-
cy that they buried or concealed
their armory and destroyed or aban-.
doned immense quantities Of bag
gage and provisions. The road
from Hilitz to Kaeli is covered with
dead. Intercepted Russian letters
show that the garrison of Bayazid is
regarded as lost" m a,4 -
Advices from a Turkish source
state that the Russian left wing is
retreating in disorder in the direction
of Bayazid. Mukhtar and Moussa
PasLas are within twelve miles of
Kars. Three battaIions of Imperial
Guards have reached Erzeroum from
Trebizond. A correspondent at
Zewir telegraphs that in the battle
on the 29th ult. the Russians retired
after enormous losses. The Turks
buried 1000 Russians. The Turk
ish loss was below 500.
n. CoNsTANTINoPLE. Jolly An ex-
traordinary council was held at the
Palace Monday. the Sultan presid-
ing, TO consider measures necessary
in consequence of the passage of the
Danube, and TO prepare for possible
hostillties on the part Of Servia and
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-18

It is not charity to beg every.
where, for charity should beg in at
home.
Swil is the name of Chicago
family, but they must be without the
pail OF society.
Man glories in his strength; wo-
man glories in her hair; Butter
glories in both.
Where. oh where are the He
brew children?" We don't know,
but they are not at the Grand Union
Hotel.
Next to a loving heart, heaven $
best gift to the man is wash cloth
with butterflies on the corners.
Even the fairest rose has its thorn !;
even the jolliest picnic party has its
young man who has sat down ON a
custard pie.
The music of the future-sixty
days notes.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-18
UNWELCOME NEWS FOR
Ea HAYES.
that he and Anderson are
Indicted for Perjury.
From the London Times

/. WASHINGTON, July 4.-Tuesday' 8
Cabinet meeting was unpleasantly
interrupted by letter from j. Ma
olson Wells to Mr.. Hayes informing
him in detail OF the Indictments
found against him and Anderson on
the 28th of June, aud asking for
help in his extremity. No one ap-
pears TO have had any very perth
nent suggestion to make at this sim
gular appeal, which the singular title
OF the President made possible. 1t
is the current belief of the Cabinet
that Nichols will interfere to pre-
vent serious results. and that after
worrying the old man a little the
indictments will be noIlied. Judge
Key is of the opinion that the pub
lie sentiment of the South will dis
approve of this extreme step, but he
is perfectly willing TO admit that the
Southern States have suffered so
much from men like Wells and An.
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Says an exchange: "never go
) into store where you are not wan
ted. If a man wants you to come to
his place OF business he will invite
you through an advertisement in
your home paper. 1t is wrong for
you to intrude upon his privacy; so
don't do it, .. ....- 81
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-18

The proprietor of the White Sui
pEar Springs has written to one Of
his summer guests, now in Washing
ton, that President Hayes some
time since engaged cottage at his
place. and arranged to occupy it for
a visit about the 9th of this month.
The President will remain about one
week at White Sulphur.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-18

"Ezeroum in these here Kars p
inquired feeble old Turk. as he
stood, carpet-bag in hand, at the en-
trance of a Constantinople street
car. 90. you old opium pill go
swallow yourself" said the conduc.
tor. Say old turkey gobbler. go
and have your comb colored," shout
ed the driver. The old Turk there
upon made a three-legged stool of
himself and yookah and only made
one remark, '' Observation-Disclosures
oldcaboose.' One said it was a
prayer, others an oath, and one man
gave it as his opinion that it was
the name of his dog. But no one
knew.
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MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the Whole World.

HOLLOwAY Y'S PILLS.
81 had no appetite; Holoway's Pills give me a
hearty ." .1
''Your Pills marvellous" -T
ST send for another box, and keep them in the
house.
chronic"
81 gave one Of your Pills to my babe for cholera
morbus The dear little thing got vel in day"
my nausea of morning is now cured"
''YOur box of Holloway's Ointment cured me Of
noise iu the head. rubbed some OF your Oint-
ment behind the ears and the noise has left"
''Send me two boxes; want one for poor FAM
ny."
81 enclose dollar; your yrice is . cents, but
the medicine to me IL worth dollar"
'-Send me five boxes OF your Pills" ..-4-.
"Let me have three boxes of your Pills by return
mail, for Ch1lls aud Fever 4"
have over 200 Ench testimonials as these, but
wand of space compels me to conclude.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-18
The MOffistoVl Gazette.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 1e, 1879.

Rev. w. c. Johnson editor OF
the Memphis Western Methodist. and
an alumnus of East Tennessee Uni
versity, was made d. d. by Emory
and Henry College at its recent COM
mencement occasion.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-18

Greece. Mehemet Ali Pasha was
appointed to the command of the
army on The Thessalian frontier.
Constantinople is quiet, the popu-
lace being apparently unmoYed by
the news of the passsge of the Dan.
N bo -.s- r-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-18

The independence Beige alludes
in touching terms to the slate Viii
liam Gannaway Browlow, editor of
the Wigh, of Knaville. Tennessee"