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death evidence that be sustained 70 Ne ~ NO
mens By the expectation OF repricve.
HOPING TO MOMENT.
HIS theatrical bearing, bis mpsrturbabie eoelssss
when. sitting on the cofan no suggestions 70 the
newspaper artist 10 how no should b
skoichea-ai they say, Indicate . secret
belief that he acting farce,
and that his ushcring into eternity
was unexpected II he had been by light
ming. This IL tho web OF the story rs woven BY Gil
man In hts afhdavi,, and elaborated oy the persons
who have urged him 10 make H.
cILnAS's REASONS.
Gilman says that he was first moved BY remorss 70
tell what has revealed above AS TO the dis
crcpancy In the two confessions no says he can 10
corroDorated by Rachel. the widow OF Leo.
HowARD's MOTIVE.
As to the alleged motive OF the suppression Of the
part duplicating Brigham Yong, II would hardly
be Just tho District Attorney TO repeat 10 until he
has had opportunity explain why tho suppression
was made, II Il really were made.
CiLMASs CHARACTER.
Gilman has had the benefit OF testimonial from tho
District Attorney, who, IN recommending him month
ago for an appointment as mail carrier. testified that
be was n reliable and competent man.
THg OTHER
On the other hand II Is said IN defence OF tho Dis
trict Attorney that the charge against him Is the work
OF number OF politicians anxious get HIM removed
from his Office In the interest OF favoritc and that
the whole thing is conspiracy which will como to
light in due time.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Meantime the Attorney General refuses allow the
AFFIDAVIT TO DO mado public. He says that persons "a.
cused have rights az well as accuscra
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ESGLAxD's ENVOY TO THE FORTE.
The British steamer Antelope under orders 70 take
Mr.. Layard, tho Minister to Turkey, on board as
Narseilles Monday for Constantinople
TURKISH orISIox
telegram received IN London yesterday from ycyk
pacha President Of the Turkish Chamber Of Deputies,
rays "the Russians declare things going very badly
In Bulgaria They right We have discovered tho
existence of two ncendiary Russian agencies there"
BISMARCK.
AS the HERALD has repeatedly declared the retire.
ment OF Prince Bismarck Is TO be anal IL makes very
ltte difference what Is given 1.-THE end Of BIS
marcx's power has come Tho Pail Mall Gazette Of
last evening published special despatch from Berlin
stating that the Rechstag will consider communica.
ton from the Emperor calling upon II to invest Herr
Camphausen and Herr Won Buow with power
10 represent Prince Bismarck during his absence. The
Prince for the present all his various dignites
and offices. He proposes however, to leave Berlin in
Tho course Of woek indefinite leave granted In
tho FIRST instance for several months but renewable
At his request II necessary. Notwithstanding the
present arrangement II is said to be doubtful II the
Chancellor will not shortly retro altogether from
once. When submitting his request for retirement
no presented medical certificate showing that his
tiIuance oficc must be highly prejudcial TO his
health and may even impcril his life. On this
ground the Prince reported to be
averse TO plcdging himself to any length
OF time Tho Berlin Poste states that tho Emperor
gracious terms has Prince Bismarcks request
be pensonod Of but accorded him heightened leave
or absence. Camphauscr, BY right OF seniority, VIII
represent the Chancellor in all imperial affairs Com
munication TO this effect will DO madc 10 the Rechstag
to-day.
THs BANK OF ENGLAND ELEcrroN.
The election for Governors OF the Bank Of England
took pl.~a al tn tho rhntro nr
Edward Howley Palmer. Esq, Governor, ana John
William Birch, Esq, Deputy Governor This insurcs
tho selection OF the following Board OF Directors In tho
election which takes place ay:-Henry Wollaston
Blake, ESQ.,; Horny Hulse Bercns ESQ.,; Arthur
Edward Campbell, Esq. Robert Wigram Crawford,
Esq Mark Wlks Coilet, Esq. Benjamin Buck Greene,
ESQ.,; Henry aucks Gibbs, Esq; John Saunders
GiIliat, Esq Thomson Hankey, Esq. Kirkman Dan iel
Hodgson, ESQ.,; Henry Lancelot Holland. ESQ.,; Tho
man Hunt, Esq ;Charles frederick Huth Esq Alfred
Latham, Esq; William Lidderdaie Esq. George Lyall,
Esq Alexander Matheson, Esq James Morris, Esq
David Powell, Jr., ESQ Albert George Sandman,
Esq Hugh Colin Smith, Esq. Christopher Weguolin,
Esq, and Clifford wigram, Esq.
THE DREADFUL RfSDERPEsr.
Fresh outbreaks OF tho rnderpest have occurred at
shadwclL, suburb OF London, and in oxfordshire
MOVEMENTS SHIPS.
rho United States steamers Trsnton and Alliance
sailed yesterday from Lisbon for Nicc.
LONDON SUNSHINE.
We had fair day In the metropolis yesterday.
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SURPRISE FOR PHILADELPHIA.

DISAPPOINTMENT OF CENTENNIAL sTOCKHOLD-
ERs-THE DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT
DIVIDENDS DwINDLED SEVENTY PER CENT
PHILADELPHIA, April 10, 1877.
The nnal decision Of tho United States Supreme
Court that tho Centennial Board OF Finance must
return to tho United States Treasury tho million and
half appropriated Exhibition has fallen nko
shock upon the worthy people OF this city, who
tributod largely, in more ways than one the
OF the great worlds fair The nat OF the appellate
SQUIRT was entirely unexpected, no one seeming to
have imagined that It was likely 10 reverse
the decision OF the tribunal below. II Is tho ono
topic Of conversation in to-day and It's results
will be very far reaching So much OF the Centennial
stock was taken IN this city from motives Of civic
pride by people who cannot afford to lose money NJ
present, that this reduction of tho dividends from
ninety per about twenty. which is sure to fol-
low this unexpected Judgment will be seriously felt by
numbers Of Phlladephians.
The general feeling tho subject to DO we'll
expressed by Mr.. Robert N. Wilson, who ar
gucd the counsel for the permanent ex-
bipition enterprise. Like all the lawyers In tho
case, Mr.. Wilson very much astonished at
the decision, and when questioned about il
said that he could not imagine how tho
Supreme Court found reason to ct this great loss
upon the people who mad personally aided the EXIT
biton, Tor which tho whole nation had received the
credit. The international Exhibition Company who
the style OF the Crystal Palace Exhibition mt Sydcn
ham, will be very much embarrassed, temporarily, by
tnicton. some $500, 700 OF their stock consisted
OF transferred shares OF Centennial Stock upon which
they expected 10 DO paid about ninety cont OF their
original cost instead OF which they will receive
but twenty.
WAS 1T PREJUDICE?
One Of the directors Of the permanent exhibition
serprisc said the OF interview Ill think
he Supreme CourLs decision was caused by geograph
cal Influences against Philadelphia Judge Strong,
who represents Pennsylvania the behch, gave his
decision strongly IN our favor, but all the others
against us. have often seen tho tendency In WASH
mgton to disparage Philadelphia anu her interests
Congress was diliatory in aiding us with the Post
Office, in accepting League Island, IN making
Improvements ana IN supporting our Efforts 10 mako
the Centennial Exhibition a success"
THE EFFECTS.
'Whnt will be the effect upon the permanent OK
nibition7"
1--WE expected TO pay for tho Main Building, which
we bought ut $3.50, 0u0, mainly In Centennial Stock
estimated ut at least IS share. This decision, which
Is 1nai taxes 81 500 900 from the Board OF Finance
leaving tho sum small that fear more than So
n share will be realized. We will have nay up so
more stock will meet this depreciation, ray
about 500, O00"
what amount Of cash does the Board of Finance
now hold?"
.Thcy have s2,35O.o 600 in cash deposited in tour
banks. From all can learn all the Indebtedness has
been paid and this amount Is clear"
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MOLLY MAGUIRE TRIAL.

MAucH CHUNK, Pa, April 10, 1877
In tho Court OF Oyer and Tcrmlner Carbon county
to-day tho trial OF Patrick O'Donno who is charged
Wild being accessory before tho fact OF tho murder
OF Morgan Powell, In summit Ill., in 1871, COM
mcnccd Alexander Campbell, Yellow Jack Donohoc
and Thomas r. Fisher have all been convicted OF this
crime, and under sentence.
James Kcrrigan, tho Molly Mcguire who turned
States evidence released from custody under
two torn rule TO day. and left tor his home In
TamaQua,
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LOUISIANA.

FUTILE LADoRs or THE coMMIssIoN-A MOVE
MENr IN THE NICHOLS LEGISLATURE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEw ORLEANS, April TO- 1871
Tho III success achieved so far ny the commission,
the impraccabity OF their propositions and tho ap-
parent lack Of both powor and purpose displayed
having very bad eject upon tho community, and
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Russia will leave this port %
Wednesday for Queenstown aud Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close at the Post O1oeas
eleven O'Clock a. NJ
The Nav York HERALp-Edton for Europo-wu
DO ready at hafpast eight o'clock in tho morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents
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A PERTINENT QUESTION.

from the Salt Lake Tribune, March 3ll
Why did not Governor Brigham Young investigate
tho Mountain Meadows massacre himself, Ho was
Governor az tho ttnic, mander-in- chief OF the
Utah militia, oacio superintendent OF Inoian
Affairs for the Territory Indeed no had Utah undoP
martial law far rs he had the power declare IL
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REJOICING IN CHARLESTON.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHARLESTON, April 10, 1871
The news received hero icw minutes after twelve
O'Clock to-day that Chamberlain had yielded spread like
winrc and electrified the whole community. Eation
was visible every face, flags instantly displayed
at prominent points throughout the city and jubilant
crowds gathered Broad street discussing tho
bulletins. Everything, however was remarkably quiet
the feeling being manly OF relief from long agony
OF suspense. tho negroes seemed 10 share in tho
general satisfaction.
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LAKE ERIE NAVIGATION.
CLEVELAND. Ohio

CLEVELAND. Ohio, April 10, 1871.
The steamship Northwest, OF the Cleveland and De-
!roit line witch lett Detroit at daybrcak this morn
ing Is now three r. ny or ting port. This arrival
wal practically open navigation between Detroit and
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht Nettic, N.Y.Y.C, Mr.. 0sgood. from New Lon
don, passed whitcstoDc yostagday afternoon route
70 New York.
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SATISFACTION IN ADMINISTRATION CIRCLES
PATTERSON TALKING ABOUT DEATH KNELr-

SATISFACTION IN ADMINISTRATION CIRCLES
PATTERSON TALKING ABOUT DEATH KNELr-
TEIEGEAPEIc DESPATCH FROM HAMPTON.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1877.
The President and members OF the Cabinet scveraly
express their qualification that there disturb
ance consequent the withdrawal OF tho troops from
the State House. and that therc ABSOLUTE peace In
FACT they thought this would be the result from tho
assurances OF Governor Hampton, otherwise the order
TOR such withdrawal would havo been issued; aud
besides. Governor Chamberlain when here said nothing
To The executive authorities whch would lead TO the
belief that he would any TO
the wishes OF the admin stration behalf OF
Governor Hampton. Senator Patterson Is much dis
couraeed in consequence Of tho events at Columbia,
and says the death knc of republican party
the South has been sounded by tho Of the Prcsi
dent
HAMPTON GORDON.
Governor Hampton tcceraphod to Senator Gordon
this afternoon as iollows:-
CoLunnta. s. c., April To-, ~ r. VI.
GencralJ. u. GoRnos. Washington. II. &. -
Perfect prevails Troops withdrawn Chamber.
lain surrenders south Carolina thanks you.
WADE HAMPTON
SENATOR GoRDoS's REPLY.
Senator Gordon responded follows:-
WASHINGTON, d. G.. April 10. 1877
GOVERNOR HAMPTON Columbis, \. q.
Your telegram received The friends OF peace.
tcr and constitutional government everywhere rejoice
with you. j. b. GORDON
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THE ITCHING CAUSED BY SKIN DISEASES AND
the pain OF abasons Is always relieved by GLESSs SUI.
ruuR soar iiiLLs HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, black OF
hror N cnfs
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.
JACK HARDY, SAM HARPER AND BOB wooLLEY
THE WINNERS.

JACK HARDY, SAM HARPER AND BOD wooLLEY
THE WINNERS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1877.
This was tho second day OF the spring meeting Of
tho Louisiana Jockey Club. The weather was clear
and pleasant tho track good and tho attendance far
FIRST RACE.
Threc-quartcrs OF miic for all ages; club purse,
$780, OF which $3.50 to rs horse. $50 10 second and
$50 TO third The horses got of well together Jack
Hardy quickly took the lead, which he held 10 tho
finish, M easy winner by three lengths, Redman Sec
ond and Maria Barnes third Biloxi, john Campbell,
Hades and Blennerhassctt also started
Pools on the track:-Jack Hardy, $35; Redman,
$25 the field, 81.
Post Stakes for oil ages; two mile heats; s25 en-
trance play or pay, with $500 added Of which $40 to
first horse and 500 TO second.
Thomas A. Gays b. h. Sam Harper. years old,
by Rebel dam by Rupee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
l.. Hart's b. c. Henry owens, years old, by Gil
J. McMahon's CHI. c. Russ Butler, years Old by
War Dance dam Princess Royal .............
Mr. Wcsh's CHI Ncrdigris. dis.
Time, 3:39 h3:3s.
Sam Harper won the race easily. Pools on tho
track sam Harper $3.50; vcrdsrs, $40; Russ Butler,
SIS; Henry Owens, S.
Ono milc with 100 lbs. on each. thrco-ycar olds TO
carry their proper weights, lbs allowed 70 marcs and
rcldings. Club purse 1900. Of which $3.50 TO tho FIRST
horse, $50 to second aud $40 to third.
STARTERS.
I. Harris b. h. Bob Woollcy. years old, by Learn
ington--Item, 100 lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
VI. wclshs D. i. Port Leonard, agcd, by Voucher
Prunclla, 81 lbs.
Thomas A. Gays CHI. IN. Coriandcr, years Old,
by Rcbcl-Aurelia Wcsthcincr, % lbs ........... 3
Mr.. Spcnccr's CHI IN. Coronclla, 81 lbs; Mr. Jones
br. h. Brown Astcrod. 100 bs and Mr.. Rcinc's cb &.
kiiburn. OF lbs, also ran.
Bob Wooey won tho race by n length. Time, 40.
Pools the track :-Kiiburn, 500; Corandcr 500;
Coronclla, $35; Bob Woollcy, $685. the field, sl3.
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BOYS SPRING HATS-A LARGE VARIETY JUST
opened at popular prices j. X. TERRY, $3.50 broadway.
DYEISG AND CLEANING.-NEw YORK DYE
ING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. Staten Island.
Oniccs-9S Duane ST. 1J2 broadway. go 9Th Av New
York; i,6 aud 100 lcrrcpont Brooklyn: 10 North
81. Philadeiphs, Established dtty.eghI years
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILIS-INES.
tmabiy valuable Heartburn Indigestion. Dyspepsis.
Headache Biiousncss, Liver Compiaints and spring
Disorders
J. X TERRY, 500 BROADWAY. Is NOW SELL
ng Gentenens silk Hats 80; str aud soft Hats best
quality. ~; Youths and Boys Hats, from ~ 80 to s.
MALTHAPTONIQuE WILL RECRUIT YOUR
strength Nursing discard ale ard porter for
strength sustaining milk developing beverage. Your
grocer and druggist keen ~.
n. G. nAzAkD 4 co.. io2 to 1903 Chambers o.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING AN
Join MATTHEWS. LIST Nv. ana 10th st., city.
WIGS. TOuPEES &c. RAUCHFUSS, PRACTICAL
Wig Maker. switches, Cur lnvsibcs Bandesux. ~ EAsa
18th 81 near Broadway.
you ARE NOT DID, But HAVE GRAY HAIR
Why don't you PsnKKR's HAIR BALsAnf Won Ger.
tanly prefer the natural color vgor.
that follows neglect
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHtE YESTEEDAY.
Tho following record VIII show the changes in tho
temperature Tor the past twenty hours in com.
parson with the corresponding date of iast year MS
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy
Halt
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POOL SELLING on ro-Monnow's RACES.

NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1877.
The following Is an average OF the pool selling on
to.morrow's races
FIRST RAcE-Mic and an eighth; all agcs-Rcdman
$40; Donough, $40; BeiIo Barkclcy $50; Commo-
dorc i'nrsot, so; Humbug, $40.
SECOND RAcE-Threc miles; all agcs-Rcdding
$50; corander, s23: George QuinDc. s24; Uncle rom
Sl2, Falmouth. So.
THIRD RAcs-Mllo heats; oil agcs-Jack Hardy
500; Tho NIppor. $50.
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THE LAST DAY OF GRACE FOR ABSENT LEG1s-
LAroRS.

NLw ORLEANS, April TO- 1871
At twelve o'clock tomorrow, tho probation timo al.
otted by resolution Of tho Nichols Legislature for
all absent members to take their seats with
full title 10 receive mileage and per diem
cxpres Tho impression among conservatives Is that
enough members may avail themselves OF the PRIV
cges granted by thus resolution TO give tho Nichols
House u quorum OF Returning Board members.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 FASCINATING WORK OMAN ENHANCING f0Pid
lie WILL. CONE.
STEPHEN II. rYxG. Jr, DID.

by
STEPHEN H. TYNG. Jr, DID,
This prophcticai IL discusses tho topic ~
Divine promise. It's plan follow the narrative
Christians experience ~ the revealed facts
penation There Is line volume
Vet u OF nold thought apt illustration
aud orcihc writing. aud Vi work which ID
watching and waiting for the Lord afford
limo. ZIG PIP. 81 - Ia Cloth. 4. 30 In Morocco
Sold ny Booksellers, or prepaid ON receipt Of price,
MUCKLow SIMON, PUBLISHERS.
Madison ". and <od 81, New York.
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES FROM BLOOD POI
Osons pollution faint absorption OF Infections disease
al treated upca IN Or. HEAThS book .trss once, 40
Broadway. New York
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Sketch Of the Midnight Occupation and the
Midday Withdrawal.
LABORS OF THE LOUISIANA COMMISSION.
Bad Feeling Engendered from
the Long Delay.
A SEARCH FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR'S
SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE TROOPS FROM THE
STATE HOUSE, HISTORY OF THE occU-
FANCY ADDRESS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE STATE OFFICIALS.
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BOYS SPRING HASA LARGE VARIETY JUST
opened popnar prices. J. u. TERRY. 500 broadway
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-25

CURE For DIPTHER1A.-The Green's.
boro' Patriot says: Below we give O
remedy tor this disease, which has
proved successful in the hands of O
very ominent physician of Mecklen>
burg County, N. O., DR.. J. M. Strong.
1t is handed us for publicantion by
DR.. Il. x. Gregory, who received it
from DR.. Strong, who has used it in
his practice in Mecklenburg County,
and out Of largo number of cases
saved all. Try it, it is simple and can
be easily used by any one: Boil two
drachms Of plug tobacco in ono quart
of water down to one pint, then add
one drachm of powdered red pepper
ono teaspoonful of salt and ten drops
of carbolic acid. Shake we'll and ap-
ply with feather, brush or mop to
the throat every hour, or garglo the
throat of the patient. The diet
should be rich and nutritious. Such
rs milk, eggs, beef or mutton essence,
chickon soup, &c.-Charlotto Obscrv :
or.
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DIED-Wo regret to announce that
Mrs. Adalino Hagood, relict Of the lato
Col. Benjamin Hagood, died at tho
residence Of her son, j. E Hagood.
Esq, in this place, on Monday morn>
ing last, aged 70 years. Tho funeral
took place in tho Methodist church
at this place, on Tuesday at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Tho services were conducted bv
tho Rev. A. Coke Smith, who delivers
cd very eloquent and impressive dis.
course on this sad occasion, from the
text, 44th verse, 24th chapter of
Matthew: "Therefore be ye also ready.
tor in such an hour as ye think not,
tho son of man cometh." After the
funeral tho remains were into. red IN
the family burrying ground, five miles
north of this place. The deceased
leaves largo family of children and
grandchildren and many relatives and
friends to mourn her death. Though
not member Of any church, the de-
ceased had lived the life of Christian,
and truly good woman has passed
from amongst us to meet herreward
above.
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a WORD TO THE 'UNEMpLoYED.-Our
attention has been called to now
cooking utcnsil, recently invented,
which makes baking pleasure, in,
stead of dreaded necessity; the in
venor of which has conferred an overs
lasting blessing upon every house
keeper. We refer TO the Patent Gen.
tcnnial Cake and Bread Pan, with
which, by simply raising q hook, you
can remove the sides of the pan from
the cake instantly, without breaking
or lnjuring it in tho least, thus cna-
bling you TO ice and frost it while
warm. To remove tho tubo in the
center, insert knife in the slot in the
top of the tube, and simply give it n
half turn, and it will drop out. 1t is
also provided with Il slide on the bot
tom, SO that, when you lcmove the
tube. you can close the hole, making
a pan with plain bottom, for baking
jelly and plain cakes, pudding, bread,
ETC., thus practically giving you two
pans for the prico of one. The Cen~
cennial Cake Pan is highly rccom>
mendcd by tho ladies as boing the
best and most convenient pan ever
introduced. They are made of Russia
iron, are more durable, and will bake
cakes moro evenly and much nicer
brown than you can bake them in the
old fashioned tin cake pans. Those
goods are sold exclusively through
agents to families, and every house
keeper should have them. A splendid
opportunity is offered to somo relia-
BILE lady or gentleman canvassor Of
this county to secure tho agency for
pleasant and profitable business. For
terms, territory, etc., write to T.. f..
Brown & Co., Nos. 2l4 and PIG Elm
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Atlanta Medical COLLEGE,

@AVA"AIU WtUICdl COlIGge,
1TX1NT4, GI.
VIE Twentieth Annual Course of Lectures
Il wlll commence October 18th, 1877 and
close March lst, 1873.
FAcuLTY-J. G. Wcstmoreland, w. F. West
m,roreand, W. A. Love, Y. II. Taliafcrro, John
Ihad. Johnson, a. w. Calhoun, j. II. Logan.
.; y, i; Banks; Demonstration of Anatomy, C.
w. Nutnng.
nation.
JNO. THAD. JOHNSON, Dean.
aug 9, TIT az IN,
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BUok4nghana'a Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any othcrundcsir-
able shade, to brown or black, at dis
cretion. 1t is easily applied, being in
one preparation, and quickly and cf-
fectually produces q permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL G. CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
R'la By t'l Druggists, aRa pSNl4fs n RsaIsJscb
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EASLEY HOTEL.

THIS POPULAR HOTEL, which has been
closed a short time, Is now re-opcncd for the
ac commodation Of tho travelling public. The
rooms arc we'll furnished, the table supplied
with the hest in the market, and no pains
spared to render guests comfortable.
Transient Board, $500 per day; perma>
ncnt Eoord, $500 per month. Patronage
Of the public solicited.
MRS. SOPHRONA NIX.
Jane %, 1871 .--------4 42 Ban
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Poor House Steward Wanted

DIDS FOR A POOR HOUSE STEWARD
D for Pckens County are hereby invited
for the year 1878, to be filed in writing with
the Clerk of the Board, on or before the 9th
day of November next, with full particulars,
as to the number of the family and fitness of
the applicants.
BENZ. J. JOHNSTON,
JNO. II. LEWIS,
T. p. LOOPER,
County Commissioners Pickens County.
oct 25, 1877 2
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CHeOCHK EEHSY. Tim AND
HHABD-WAHgE,

Always Fresh and Genuine, and all
tho leading articles always on hand.