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CONGRESS--SecondSes Session
IL. WASHINGTON, January y, 1877.

t@.ei7.. - ftEs SENATE. > - 49, ~
Mr. FrelInghuysen presented a petition
OF persons representing the financial, COM
merciai, manufacturing. and business inter-
ests Of Newark, n. j., asking that in count
ing the electoral vote all party considera-
lions be laid aside, and. pure, unselhsh pa.
triotism guide the action of Congress. The
petition having been read, Mr.. Frelinghuy-
sen said he sympathiZed with the sentiments
of the petitioners. He believed there Was pa
triotism enough, and craftsmanship enough,
in the representatives OF the American
people to reach satisfactory conclusion
in regard to the present embarrassment, and
he hoped that patriotism and craftsmanship
would be exercised. If Congress would
reach satisfactory conclusion of the COM
plication the effect would prove boon to
this nation worthy OF the memorial here.
The petition was referred to the special
committee of seven senators appointed to
consider the presidential difficulties.
The bill for the correction and revision
Of the laws was passed.
ar. Booth addressed the Senate in favor
OF his plan for counting the electoral votes,
which submits the points upon which both
houses are unable to agree to the Supreme
Court.
Adjourned to Monday. ..-..
HOUSE OF REPR EsENTATIvEs
The House had at its bar to-day +. W.
Barnes, the recusant witness, and after lis
tening to his answers that If he again as
sumed. control of the New Orleans office,
and if there were then any OF the tele-
grams demanded Of him, he would be will
ing to produce them, adopted resolution
declaring that the witness had not made
sufficient answer, and REMINDING him to
the custody of the rgeant-at-arms.
Mr.. Knott, OF Kentucky, from the COM
ruittee on determining the rights and prlVl-
leges OF the House in counting the electoral
vote, submitted report declaring that the
president OF the Senate has no right to de-
ter1nine what electoral votes shall be
counted, and that the powers OF the Senate
and House arc equal in respect to the count.
ing OF those votes. He gave notice that ne
would call it up for action on "Wednesday
next.
Mr.. Fields, of New York, and Mr.. Law
renee, of Ohio, were appointed rs additional
members Of that committee.
Adjourned till Monday.
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IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-Judge Simmons, at
the late term OF the County Court, in the
case OF the Commonwealth against Frank
Richardson, decided that person convict
ed Of petit larceny committed previous to
the ratification OF the constitutional amend
ments was not disqualified thereby from ex-
crcising the right of suhragc.-FtncasAe
Herald.
And rinhtanus decision il WAS
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE RICHMOND PERPETUAL BCILDISG.)
LOAN, AND TRUST COMPANY.
No. NORTH ELEVENTH ST. Jan'yl1, 1877.
lNOTICE.-The DIRECTORS OF this COM
In pany have declared aDIYIDEND OFSISPER
CENT. for the six months ending December 81.
1870, payable in cash on paid-up stock at the oecs
| shares. WILLIAM LoyESSTE1E,
In lI-3t Cashier.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

ITALIAN CASTOR OTII-tnsteless and pure. This
article IS recommended for delicate patients, and
is comparatively easy TO take. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
4, 1915 Main street. d
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VACCINE VIRUS-NON-HUMAN-
IZED.-Genuine VACCINE VIRUS tnon-hu-
manzedj, on quill slips, constantly on hand. Supply
renewed every ten days. Price, 25c. Can be sent
by mail. PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggists,
NOES 12l6 MAIN stree--
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ElOEr.

Fine, IS; supertlne, s5.75@$G; extra superhne
s6.5U@$7; common family, Sd.759$7: fancy
family, S7.50@$S
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co IN FOR GENTLEMEN'SGsas
THRESHOLD CATERS. M
IL - MAYS, 607 Broad street. s~~>
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3d. 50 FOR GENrLENES'sHal
CALF LACE SHOES. R
ial2 MAYS, COZ Broad street. Ss
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TON OF THE GENEKAII GUF EsNHENI II
WARDS LOUISIANA.

WASHINGTON, January Ex-Governor
Nichols telegraphs Representatives Levy
and Ellis this afternoon that the situation is
unchanged; everything is quiet and likely
to remain 50, and that the Republican Lee
gislaturc shows unmistakable signs OF dis
solution. The position of the General Gov
eminent towards the Louisiana State gov
ernment remains unchanged.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

The breaks to-day comprised Is hossheads
tierces and l box. The offerings at auction on
Change were 23 packages, Of which number IL
were taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 81 to $10.75.
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CO OK FOR LADIES' GLOVE.
DL.AC KID LACE-SHOES. Hks
l., 10 MAYS, COZ Broad street, Nh
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NENTLEMEN'S, BOYS, AN De
OYouths' Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Brogans, UESc
&C., Trunks, yalises, and Satchels ofevery de-SA
scrlption for sale low ut BOSCHENS.
IN I 500 and 81 Broad street.
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pUBBER BooTsl ]
III RUBBER BoOTS:es& @
for men, boys, ladies, misses. and youths-FLANNEL
LINED. just che thing for this weather.
RUBBER sHoEs-all kinds at
81 W. r. w. TAYLGRlS,
lag Fourth and Broad streets. Z
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ca FOR LADIES' SERGE CONGRESS,
iaJ2 MAYS, COZ Broad street.
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OF OK FOR CHILDREN'S SCOTCH
5l.ZC BOTTOM SHOES.
IN 10 MAYS. 6O7 Broad street
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DHILLIPS'S HAND-M ABE ~
L FOXED BUTTON and LACE,sS
SHOES. MAYS,
In
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ASSOCIATED Press telegrams.l

9 WASd1NGIUN II0ASs
w AsHINGToN, January 12.-The President
has nominated Jesse A. Glenn postmaster
at Dalton, Ga. +
The Senate has confirmed Woodford as
attorney for the southern district OF New
York. -
The Cabinet had IN hours session to-day,
hut nothing important received attention.
They did not consider southern affairs.
Official dispatches from New Orleans pre-
sent no new features.
The Joint committee on counting the cleo
toral vote adjourned at 6 o'clock to meet
again tomorrow. Nothing TRANSFERRED.
: Barnes's arrest does not involve at pres
cnt any unreasonable or inconyenient per.
sppal restraint. - SEC
The latest dispatches from New Orleans
show no change. The Republican Senate is
still without q quorum. Three Senator'S are
said to be at Pinchback's house, guarded,
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50. % f eoar h pr2ros-b RoEogTBsLh1iHHl
warranted. ~
in IL MAYS, GOT Broad street. Ssa'~
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DISSOLUTI0NS q PARTNERSHIPS
VIRGINIA MILLS, BucKISGHAM coUEry,l
1893 December 80, 1876
r1HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
: FORE existing between 81, B. % r. q. NlCHO.
TAs Ia fhls day dissolved by mutual consent. All
Claims due by the said arm aud ntsn thcse que @
TIE said concern win be presented 70 AZ Y. NtSAo.
LAS for settlement. FS h y. N9Ss2t
jA1l-6t ta. q. g.N lGnnlsAc.-
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CIrY BANK OF RIcHxoND.yA.l
January q, 1871. ~
rNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have
1 declared q dividend OF FOUR PER CENT. on
the capital stock OF the hank. 70 tins stoek
holders on and after "WEDNESDAY Jsnnary III,
1877. EDWAhD SVE1EINs
s IN Slot 49, Ses1aSL.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

60 FOR LADIES' PHILADEL-TR
PHIA GOAT SHOES. N
jal2 MAYS, 607 Broad street. 0>e
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE CoxPASr,{
RICHMOND, Var January 8, 1877. s 3
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
i this company have declared n semi-annual
DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT, free OIL MI
taxes, payable to the stockholders on and AFTER
MONDAY the 10th instant.
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VEIGLER,S FRENCH-KID LACE
n 10 MAYS. GOT Broad street.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-16
TEIE
Qtolumbia 8e9ister,
-PUBIISIIED--
Daily, Tri!Weekly and Weekly
AT
COLUMBIA, S. G..
by
HQYT, EMLYN ,& MCDANIEL.
HQYT, EMLYN 81 MCDANIEL.
JAMES A. IIOYT, Editor.

II NHE DAILY REGISTER con tains tho Latest
L news of the day, all commercial,
political and other matter sent by tele-
graph, full local reports, editorials upon
all current topics and Grange and Agri-
cultural Departments.
The TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER is issued
every Tuesday, Thursday md Saturday
morning, ard contains all the news Of two
days in one issue.
The WEEKLY REGISTER is an eight page
pap, er, containing forty-eight columns,
EN- bracing the cream Of the news of each
week.
The REGISTER is now the organ Of the
State Grange, aud all mf tiers of i,,tcrest
to the Patrons of 1IuSbandry will be
treated in their appropriate department.
The Agricultural and Grange articles will
appear in each of our publicatioAs-Da
Tri-Wcckly and Weekly.
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A SCENE OF HORROR.

On Sunday night, the 18th of
August 1884, all the girls went to
bed at 7:30, as usual. Miss God
dard, who had been alarmed by the
reports, had slipped on her night
gown ,ovor !tho rest of her clothing
after taking off her frock, and had
not been discovered by the nun in
charge of the dcformitory ut retir.
ing hour. The convent stood SO
high that she seemed lifted up
among the stars. So cooling md
soothing were the breeze and sounds
of the night the child's head drop
ped lower and lower she made nm
effort to wake herself, and opened
her sleepy eyes to their full width to
sec a bright falling star curve down
to the horizon For an instant she
W?tched it.; tho next was the first
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-16
Maidstone Onion Seed,

from Maidstone, Kent Co, England, pro,
duclnS the most producing the most
prolific and finest favored Onions known
and yielding on suitable soils from 500 to
500 bushels per acre, sown in drills.
MIR. Henry Colvin, large mrrkct GARDEN
CT at Syracuse n. Y, writes, "Your
English Onion Seed surprised me by its
large yield, and the delicious flavor of the
fruit. L could mvo sold any quantity ir
this marHct ut good prices NJ Y wife saws
she Will have no othcronIons for the table
IN future. Send me us, ailuch as YOU can
for the enclosed So, co."
One package of seed sent on recent
ot 80 gents and one 3 cent postage stamp,
three packages to one address 81 00, and
two scent stamps. Twelve packages sent
on receipt Of SO 90.
My supply is limited Turtles desiring
TO secure either of the above rare seeds,
should not delay their orders All seed
WARRANTED FRESH AND TO GEEM1NATE.
Cash must accompany all ordsrs. For
either of the above. seeds, address
JANIS CAMPBELL.
mar l-XtGm GG Fulton ST., N. Y.
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IMPORTANT
no.
C:N' ~ ER- I'D E M III K8 81
--ASD--
AGRICuLTURISTS! :!
Emperor WiI|iam Cabbage,

NHE best, largest, hardest and most
i profitable variety Of wINTE, CABBAGE
known in Europe, and imported to this
country exclusively by the undersigned,
whore, with little cultivation it flour
ishes nstonishingly, attaining an cnor-
nous s,Hc, and selling in the market Mt
prices most gratifying to the producer.
In transplanting, great care should be
used To give sufficient space for growth
Solid heads the size ofthe mouth Of u flour
barrel. is the average run of this choice
variety. One package Of the seed sent
post paid on receipt of SO cents, and one
cent postage stamp. Three packages to
one address IL 90 and two 3 cent stamps.
Twelve packages sent on rcccirt of So 90.
~" Read what IL well known Garrett
Co. Mnrylandor says Of the ! MrENon WILL
LIAM Cabbage:
B.ooMINGToN, GnERET Co.,
Md, JAN ~ 1877.
MIR. JAMES CAMPBELL, G6 Fulton St n Y,
Dear Sir:--l bought some seed from Won
last spring, and it was good Your T.m
pcror William Cabbage suits this climate
we'll. On II mountain side the seed Won
sent me produced Cabbngcs WEIGHING
thirty pounds each.
Very truly yours
JAMES BROWN.
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Continued on fourth page.
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moment in her life that she realized
the meaning Of the word "nppallcd."
She heard II sound, shout, u cry, q
howl which, child as shc was, she
rccognizcd. It came from moro
than mile away, for tho mob gave
one roar as it crossed Charlostown
bridge, and then observed profound
silence till it reached the convent
grounds. There was SO protracted
a silence that she almost imagined
she had dreamed, when suddenly
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y. CL-ENDlNlNG,
Boot and Shoe Manufa actnyer.
WINNSBORO, S. G..

T. THE undersigned re-
"A a spcctfnl!y announces to the
s'AAa0" IA @aS'V citizens of Fairfield that he
Nftss- has removed his Boat and
Shoe NInnufnctcry to one door below Mr.
C,Mullcr's, IL am prepared to manufacture
Ill styles Gi work in Il substantial and
orkmanlike manner, out of the very best
materials, and ut prices fully MS low rs the
same goods can be manufactured for at tue
North or elsewhere. | keep constantly en-
hand "a good Stock Of Sole and Upper
Leather, Shoe Findings &c, which will be
promptly attended to. Terms strictly Cash.
H'S" Dried Hides bought.
oaS IL j. CLENDINING.
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Merchant Tailoring.

HE undersigned informs the citizens
Iof Winnsboro and the county generally,
that he has opened Tailoring Establish.
ment in the store next to Mr.. J. Clendin-
ing's. He;is prepared,tp do all kinds Of
work In his limo Mt short notice and on
reasonable + terms. a full limo of sam plcs
kept constantly on hand, from which
C ustomers may make selections. Special
attention give CUTTING.
feb 24-txGm w. G. ROCHE.
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The Black Hills.

BY II. n MAGUIRE, who has spent l2 years In
THIS region. Latest accounts Of Gold and silver
prospects, Agricultural and Grazing resources
climate, hunting, fishing, Indians, and settlers
adventures with them, mining and wild crn
Dn i!c; rnc Nc mMtcrtalls or boiling GtXsers noble
Illustrations, and one map. Price only 10 cents.
S0ld by all ncwSdcalcrS or sent postpaid for
2ccnts BY DoNNELl.Y, LLOYD 81 CO., Publishers
hica1o Illinois.
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Ef;" 1 am Sole Agent in the U. s. fol
the famous
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-16

FRUITS of Fanaticism; Blood Curdline.
Notwithstanding down Barriers
--Firlng or,b Wolnan--A Flight in tho
Night.
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Come Now and let Us Reason
Together.

Why Dc people SO frequently say to
DR.. Pierce. Il suppose your Golden
Medical Discovery cures everything -
Because it has been the practice OF
knayish charlatans 10 manufacture
worthless nostrums and attempt TO dupe
the ignorant and credu!ous By recam
mcnding them 10 cure every form Of
disease To such an extent has this
been practiced that i. is no wonder tia,
many have acquired prejudices agaius,
all advertised remedies But DR. Pierce
does not advertise his standard prepa.
raiions As "cure-alls, does not claim
that they will perform miracles, but
simply publishes the fact that they have
been developed as specifics for certain
forms OF disease for which be recon-
mends them. after having tested their
efficacy in many hundred eases with the
most gratifying success. 1t Is fact
known to every well-informed physi-
cinn that many single remedies possess
several different properties. Quinine.
for instance. has a tonic quality, which
suggests its Use in all cases of debility;
All an,i-perio,lic. by winch it is etiica-
cious III ague; and febrifuse properly.
which renders it efficacious IN cases of
fever. The result of its administration
will always vary with the quantity
given and the circumstances under
which it is employed. So, like
wise. the Golden Medical Discovery
possesses both pectoral and alternative.
or blood cleansing properties of the
highest order. BY reason Of these two
prominent properties it cures two elias
scs of diseases Fist. those Of the res
piratory organs, as throat. bronchial
and lung affections. chronic coughs and
asthma. and second. diseases of the
blood and glaniular system. in which
affections all skillful physicians employ
Alternative "a in cases Of blotchcs. erup-
tons. ulcers. swcllings. tumors. absce,-
ses. ard in torpor of the liver or "bil-
lousncss." While its use IL, by its COM
blnation Of properties, suggested in
cases Of pulmonary consumption. yet
yen need not take II expecting it will
cure you If your lungs are half con-
suinod, nor because it Is recommended
40 II blood medicine would its proprie-
Cor advise you 10 take it expecting II to
cure cancer IL will not perform mira
cle~, but will cure many grave forms
of disease
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A CARD.

ED lSIELLgGEXCER:- Iocal item
IN your daily issue of May l9.h does
p.e gross. bu. believe an uuiuten-
,.onsl Injustice You state that the
District Attorney, wbil~: the motion If
Dowi. the couftence mar. for a change
Of venue, wa> being argued befHe Jus
iice Selye, said. that If liz lths a:,or-
ney had had bis way il this matter,
Pike would have got bis money hack
before his .nd these men would have
been tarred loosc. and tha, their pros
ccatson ~ss pn.tiGg the county 10 use
les expense All wonil DO no good "
" bat did say Wa. thu. "Tha. If NV
ADVICE h.d been taken ". Pike would
lave had his watch aud money back.
G.sd fhts coiegssHt,y tonii haze Lesa Ri
u Do.ri aqd NeD9aa.f Tor al fia.e =.
e9aae." never made use Of any Ian
guagc implying that their prosecution
was putting the county 10 useless ex-
peasH ani would DO no good. s your
local states. The community may rest
assured that these men. their aiders.
AMI abbettors will be prosecuted to the
full extent Of the law a. far as in my
power, 10 matter what the costs aud
expense may be Respectfully.
W. II WHITE
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DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Monday. May 81. 1877.

CosvIcTLD AND COMMIT D. The
fellow. Pat Shay. who grAbo,d the $50
roll from the bar If saloon on Wash.
ington street, Friday night, aud de-
camped with 1t, was convicted Of petit.
larceny in the Police Cour. On satur-
lay. and fined $50 and costs. in all S94.
in lieu Of which sam be was com
uiitted to jail for IS days Ano, .ler
charge Of assault with deadly weapon
was also brought against him. 90
this latter charge he was commit
ted 70 Jail in the sum OF 500 to
await the action Of the next Grand ia.
ry. The assault with deadly wes pou,
--pistol-was made upon a man. who
cau2h. him In the street, while be was
making his escape with the money, and
attempted to hold him until the police
came up. The hoBbre was after ward.
arrested just At daylight on Saturday
morning. After releasing himself from
the man who attempted to SECURE him,
he ran up Washington street. and
struck out into the woods on the top Of
the hill. At the approach Of morning,
believing ne would return again to
town. officer Thorniike secresed him.
self among some Of the old buildings
near the hill and KEEP. q diligsnt look
out. The fellow. as he expected. soon
came sauntering down the hill. when he
approached him and took him i'll custo
dy. He first attempted to draw a pis-
tol on the officer, bat Thorndikc WAS
too quick for bin. AMI caught his arm
before lie had got the weapon fairly out
of his pocket. This thing of assauliing
officers of the law with deadly weapons
is getting altogether too common in this
city. anc it is high time that our police
men began to take advantage OF the
law framed for their protection in this
matter. and brought these vagrAnt bull
lies TO justice. We hope 10 see the
next honJre who attempts tn resist ala
officer complained of and punished 70
the full extent of the law
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FENCING OUT CATERPILLARs. Al
most every yard in town is or has been
infested with the caterpillar nuisance
this season. aud many Of them already
have evidences of the blight that these
destructive insects have left ia their
trail A few industrious citizens have
aunihila,sd them eifectually Us far ss
their own premises were concerned, aud
if their neighbOrs had pursued a similar
course. our city would have been. by
this time. quite rid of these pests A
it is now. their Larvae will be developed
into butterflies later in the season, in
immense qualities. and deposit their
eggs in every yard and garden in the
city. Tho caterpillsrs are now not
only proving very destructive 10 fruit
trees and succulent vegetables. when
they have been permitted to remain un
molcsted; but branch out into neig hbor-
ing yards, the owners OF which have
taken much pains to rid their premises
Of them earlier in the season. however,
citizen residing ON the corner Of Colum-
bia aud Second street who is some nv hat
Of an criginalturn and who has cxfcnl-
Cd considerable money III Kidding his
premises Of these insects. has Invented
"a eiectusl barricade against the IN
vasion of the caterpiliars from neigbor-
ing lots, owners of which have permit
ted them 10 invade their property with
out molestation. He did this by hav-
ing his gardener trace cut line around
his block with coal tar. just along the
bottom Of tho fence. between the base
boards aud sidewalk In passing there
yesterday We noticed large number Of
the caterpillars. which had crept up a,
far rs the ,iead-li and stuck fast in
the tar. It's perfect I,arricsdc against
them. and We think others would do
well to try the same remedy.
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Remember This.

Now is the time of the year for Pneu-
monia, Lung Fever. Coughs. Colds. and
fatal results of predisposi,ion to Con
sumption aud other Throa: and Lung
Disease BoscHgE's GERMAN SYRUP
has been used i'll this neighborhood for
the past two or three years without a
single failure to cure. II you have not
used this medicine yourself go 10 your
Druggist OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
and ask him Of its wonderful SUCCESS
among his customers. Three doses will
relieve the worst case. Ii you have no
faith in my medicine. just buy Sample
Bottle Of BoSCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
bottle - cents. Don't neglect cough
TO save - cents.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-21

CoMMirlEp.-Dowd, tho second OF
the confidence men. underwent his c1-
animation before Justice Scott Satur.
day, aud was committed to Jail in default
Of 81 500 hail to await the action of the
next grand jury. This Is as it should
be. and We are glad to see justice done
at last. The presence OF such men rs
Dowd and Mcdonald would not have
been tolerated in Portland or Victoria
for day before they would have been
notified by the officials to decAmp. and
il is quite time tina, our authorities be-
gan to thus summsrily deal with such
characters. They had apparently come
to consider this city OF refuge. per
haps under the delusion that il WAS
controlled 10y ring of their sbbet,ors.
They have, however. found GU. their
mistake. and the lesson taught them in
this instance. {, be followed as it should
by their conviction in the District
Court ne1' August, will have whole
sose influence on their giud hereafter