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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

Iesenta.sves, One of Whom is Capt.
] James Cal,ison, Of Edgefeld. :.
Gen. ueinphill, ,sof the Abbeville Ne
sttsan., a leading member Of the House of
Representatives, writes very valuable.
letters from Columbia to hisrpaper. In
his latestlsttes we find the following de-
served tribute to Capt. James Calison,
of Edgefeld:
AS YOU enter the bar of the House at
eae middle aisle you will find the first
seats occupied by two men who are Pc
ctiiiarly Representatives of the people
and bring them in here because OF their
effective opposition TO al the phosphate
bills introduced looking to monopclies.
On; the right is Colonel e. S. Allen, of
Soartanburg, who always speaks at the
right timc-never unless he has some
thing to say that should be said, and al
waysquits sseaking whenhe gets through
He eisafo etoallmouopolies, rings, cliQues
and combinations, and the advocate OF
retreachment and low taxes. Colonel
Allen has received number OF letters
frena tho 8 workingmen" Of Charleston,
| thanking him for his manly opposition
Ito Tie phosphate bills recently introduc.
fed III tbs House. His constituents are
| equality complimentary To him for the
stand he took against the University.
On!the left is Captain Callisen OF f,Edge-
Eielsb who has made qsiite q reputation
as an orator and debater. BE is !. man
Eof; thought and is well Informed upon all
questions Of public concern. His speech
or the University bill was full OF apt IL
lustrations and solid argument. He is
an anti monopolist and vigorously op-
posed the granting of erclasiue privileges
to the phosphate companies The bill
to prevent unjust DETERMINATIONS in
freight" etc., would probably have been.
killed had not the gallant Captain brought
Up his reserves. When it was argued
thst the railroads might turn their "capi.
tat against the Democratic party In tho
next election and on the ground Uf "poli.
cy' H8 ebo;ild do nothing now tho CIps
.tltn mat The issue sqaare,y. He said:
s'puiieY is weak slssiy. csocciiing ahd
slwsgs AFRAID; but principle IL like s
towering giantand dorercomes everything
by the great iocslSlightof truth and JUS
tice.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

here is for the Executive Committee OF
tho County to appoint q day for the elec-
ton, and the candidates for nomination
agree upon manegers to conduct the
voting, which is by ballot, just as the
regular elections are held. The voting
is conducted just as theregular elections
are, except that persons belonging to the
opposite party are not allowed to vote"
The votes being then and there, at the
closing of the polls, counted by three
fair AID impartial managers, and the re-
sults aggregated at the County seat, fairly
.un7 impartially, wiilaffoyd the most sat-
isfactory expression of the popular will
as to who shall be the candidate or cam
didates of he Ha,Docrstic party, 2ndae
which mono can object.
VOTER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

1ectly charming. There was lots of this
sort Of banking done during the war.
Every little town had Its own money and
we remember how Mr. Hawthorn, Of Due
West, now dead and gone to his reward,
Issued thirty dollars worth of shinplasters
Of the denomination OF ten cents and what
a luxury it was to have even this sort OF
money about ones clothes The bills were
printed on white paper in blue ink and
had the picture Of q palmetto tree on their
face. Let's have free banking by all
means. lis great thing to be money
lender-and this country needs lots Of
them.-Ab5ewNe Medium.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

- Hon. Nj. Q. Butler has introduced
ip lbo United States Senate bill ab1-
ishing the tax on banks. II is thought
plqtthis is the most direct and practical
.pla a by which the countycan bereIhvcd
of its embarrassed financial condition.
wilhelm favor of ,freo banking, Senator
Butler willvote against the si}Ser bill,
and the repeal of the resumptiod act.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
gmGarias.

- - <-'st
3 salary for q Cis-
Sgagh for County
istors III setting g
sboaTd have
lsae9 ta1petyer
4 ud other officers
III salary reform
their own some.
tie House in re-
IS ard voting them
fsniIas US Of the
no war, who was
7st drop Of: blood Of
La for his country.
striotisni IS 50 ye:y
BDeticeit. Cdrotild
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AP1EA FOR PARDoN.-The Columbia
correspondent Of the Charleston Ns,cs and
Courier gives the following

correspondent Of the Charleston Ns,cs and
Courier gives the following:
Dung the session CT the Senate, Mrs.
Carpenter, the wlfs OF I! Gass Carpenter,
appeared upoa the ao6r Of the Senate and
hsd circulated among the members 8 pete
ton, addressed to t6e governor. praying
ior the pardon OF ber.husband, who is now
geonfned in the Jail at this place. The
petition sets forth that the prisoner has
already suffered sufficient punishment; (;
that, he is in very bad health, and that his
family, consisting of his. wife ond:three
helpless children, are utterly dependent on
him for support. The unfortunate, lady
and devoted wlfe--herself an Invalid
excited general sympathy by her evident
distress and quiet, lady like manner in the
discharge of herpainful, affectionate duty,
and, to their everlasting credit be it said,
not one III the honorable gentlemen COM
posing Tie Senate of South Carolina turned
a deaf ear to her mute appeal for relief
She placed the paper, on which her hap
piness and that Of her husband an chill
dren depends, in the hands Of Senator
Gary, who soon returned to her the peti
ton bearing theslgnature of Arn~" 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
For the Advertiser,

EplroRs ADVERTISER: Your editorial
of a recent date on this Subject, was
Ecopiel apnrovingly by the Charleston
Journal Of Commerce, anil indeed by al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
5fsl;eir.

|"|I = =
Isity ffaiien:
IS said TO be now
,Salessoptj;astin New
b 3 befoss leaving tho
4. Us has contributed.
showed mother
Z wife and or
jswelry yaluA-
eds Of which
osweels or two
! New York re-
pa from G. G.
( gsn eounty:
oses. He has
Employ de
reward and
"a i;n - Ctlai,Ss1s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
TOTER.
llur LUdGeS.

The Hon. 3. G.. Presley, who was
elected Judge Of The First. Circuit, is a
man Of more than local reputation. He
s known throughout the State, as a man
@ the most eminent purity Of character,
adof the. highest type Of the Christian
,tleman. Asound lawyer, a vigorous
f.e.i::aesrr---Llais@eninently fit for the high.
SsiJiol to which be has been called. Be
s South Caroliaiaa Of s;,,iees ;,ie old type. aud
wear the judicial erlniie with honor
himself ana his country.
Hon. A. P. Aidrich, of the Second Cia-
will.Lensrr.-;.I eosfsd s=si15'hlian =ssir1F5 man who
~ driven f:oni-ofice II the dark days Of
Soufh Carolina. F[!s hands have never
Seen, stained by anything dishonorable or
lspspicious. ard his restoration TO the
Bench. is only what he deserved, and
evidences a inst appreciatioh Of tie true
Carolirian.
As 10 Judge A. ]. Shaw, of The Third
Circuit, it is needless for US to speak, for
he IS too well known to our readers, 10
require ANYTHING aJ,onr hands. We will
say, however, that there is 70 man who
wears thescrm;ne more worthlly than he
HIS ability as = Judge, is unquestloned,
while his character is of the highest type
"a man above renrol lch. His at,,animous
reelection was lao clearest evid sacc OF
his sSiimpgrtial administration Of the laws.
Such man as this is an honor to any
country
Hon. J. II. hudson, Of Marlboro, who
vas elected 10 tie Fourth Circuit. is
leading lawyer Of tAat Cncuit--a man OF
high character, Gne legal ability, and an
earnest worker-being as weare Informed,
what is termed s1lf-made man. The
people OF the Fourt'F Circuit, have good
Judge in the person ef Col. Hudson.
Judge I. ]. Mackey. OF the Sixth Cir
,cuit, was reelected in obedience to the
wishes Of the people Of his Circuit. Judge
Tackey, is an estute lawyer and a fearless
'ge The almost national reputationfof
Mackey, renders it entirely unneces-
Us 10 So siiy ling more.
/. 1hca 'Ellemson, Of Ahbey;lie,
who has been elevated to the Bench onsthe
Eight Circuit, Is Gac of the ahlest lawyers
Of the up-country--9uiet aud mobtruslve
IN manner-of high order OF intellect,
high Christian character, Judge Thom-
sou viii preserve the ermilc unspottcd,
and restore TO the Bench Of the Eighth
Circuit, the dignity and honor of Caro-
ina's palmy days.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

a farmer told us the other day that he
would not be without DR.. Bulbs Cough
Syrup if it cost five dollars a bottle. 1t
m I1s;t ha a wonderful re,ueci,--e.-------t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
btiOn.

MY ordsr Of Probate Court said Coun-
Id ty, I will sell at. aahl outcry, at
Edgeheld f a a. shee .tt3afsa gMapds}y n};asss in
In 'antidny belonging 10 th05tate 'Qf. John
1B. TininiernauI deSt at9s apdsJuMg.
ments--a list of whiSh cs DE seen at tue
Office of J. L. Addison, . s,s,.:l : .:S
3 Terms cash, rs! @ -. s.fs e -. =.
B 'al .i'' TILMANs ,iSNTNG GS.sils
kd,or. Est. Jno. 3. Tincprman, decd.
sIrab :i2. 1873. - 3t9 y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
Judge Bacon Nominated as One Of the
Commission.
From, the Register.

COLUMBIA, February is, 1878. J.
The name Of ohm E. Ba IN, Esq, o.
Columbia, has been mentioned in connec.
ton with the above SUBJECT oy some, Of
the ablest lawyers In The State, andialsc
by the Richland delegation
As the public Offices, archives and pa
pers, to which recourse must be constant
" had in copying the laws, are located at
Columbia, it would,seem that one OF the
commissioners should reside here.
We know of no one more capacitated
for the place than Judge Bacon. He is
not only a sound practical lawyer, but
gentleman of fine attainments sand unex-
ceptionable habits.
COLUMBIA, CHARLESTON AND AIKEN.
And concerning this matter, the Register
speaks editorially as follows:
The suggestion that one of the COM
missioners TO codify the laws should re-
side in Columbia, contained in the article
endorsing Judge Bacon, seems to be rea-
sonable and practical Columbia being
he capital of the State, and the original
.aapers, archives and ofhces1 being located
here, Il appears that some one Of the
commissioners would be of great service
here. We express this opinion, Of course,
without dlsparagement of the claims Of
any other candidate, and simply because
the idea seems to look to the public veal"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

ss :.ssl-'->ss. So. ,s.sis. :...sz.z- y.
90 fsat Gu !. l!!syeiS Loot.
u ,aiafehs.
si put OH 4 eiavely leot',
hes ie5dsf to t,ie
sti isssor William, has
its POPS from the advanced
sensfantinople, and has de-
nlai1tain ll I; an attitnde which
$sit t'ie peace conditions. It
.sec an earlS assembling
yeRgress. England and
their respective posi-
h,l-'.e:ion of the Congress.
B mat. peace negotiations viii
ina fow days betwcen:Rus-
T Y. IL does appear that
s:des seriniied attitude has had
p Wehsye strong hopes that
ssheg9 VIII 2e general peaco
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

The Governor vetoed the cheln-gang
bill, because it was not properly worded.
Let the new Bill be introd1ced.at the next
session.
Tie fourteenth annual session of the
South Carolina A. M. E. Conference was
recently held at Georgetown. Two hun
dred ministers were present.
A writer IN the Newberry Neios wants
toabolish the STATE Government.
Judge Kershaw is holding Court in
SpSrtanbmg this week.
Over in Kershaw last week little
daughter Of Nfr. John Reynolds, Of the
Antioch neighbQrhood, met with a horrl
BE death It was the old story, the little
one Left alone near fire by its mother;
when she returned the child 5 clothes were
cor med, hair burnt off and both eyes
dese.4yed death soon followed
Rock Hill. York County, must be a
piaesof considerable trade, Judging from
the fact e. ~ 81 sacks of coffee were re-
eeiyed at that place last week on enc train,
#6f.of them being for two Of the leading
/ firms IN town.
Militia officers are created as if ly ma
os;,f4s ttssoiitl c Caroiins has been famous
Tor having very few men with the prefix
.of Mr.to their names. There are more
55esEerals, Colonels, Majors and Captains
in this State than privates by all odds.
The.county commissioners Of Newberry
lave purchased safe for their county
Treasurer, costing $500.
Senator Butler paired with Patterson
on the silver bill. Senator Butler wanted
r,ors gold, and Patterson wanted more
,iiIyey--or anything else he could lay his
hands Oh Wi7asboro Nesos.
eol D.fWsatt Aiken has been having
i iiivelY sime ncohgressi concsfning the
lsslgessP Point asprop opriatians :andsextraga-
oant s. snagoment The Yankees think
oresus ptivn for q Southern man to say
~ sS.:...,ts iatioaal affairs.
y CssoYsrner Hampton has informed the
ovislature that be docs not want bis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

SSnlfne, the bench OF
FL again become what
Al, honas 20 our statg
pride to CIR peoe%"
nader the impression
is not in full sympathy
Isessic party, because he
IS under a Radical admin
,ej;tsr5 lf.istaken in this, as
- Incorporating Dem,
sef las been tie ieas. taint-
,s;;;.ss;s..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
Law Notice.
i CARY & GARY.

CEN. M. ~. GARY .salnd Maj. Err
|;S-J NEST GARY have tiiis day i6tn1ed
a partnership for the practice of law in
the Courts ofthis State,,:nd Of the y. 8.
Courts, under the name, and style OF
sG AIRY sc AIRY ~ p Pronnpt atten ton giy-
5en to collecting Of nisneys demands:
M. w. GARY. ERR EST GARY.
Jan l5sIs7S. 3m5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

s. Feb. g. Ea4s.
- ~
SEDiToRs.
HHa
dAg Ediior,
sndoned, /, Brazen,
Aeous. asblushiag,
-i5red, Vulgar,

s2hs ndoned, Brazen,
ous aablushiag,
red, Vulgar,
gated!
which has been en-
Pot the frauds COM
Carolina by public
es of the Legislature
fit years, have made
is Impossible for the
qnceive of anything
ishoness than the pro-
sons os Relis.. IN q
9st OF IetqIi9lg these corr
e;tclsssi--.,e eaormonS
4 - = = ssrtSt -tite oC'St
{ asese Ssag1ii,Sg The
ele, persistent, system
ION 9. co.glinued steal!
carp aaggers, seai9-
es, nSst Sssn by certs.b
aus; anl The w,ond 81 Is
e's carnival could have
80 lon in a decent land
aslsA ever when we re-
aical venom of the North
dly military tyranny of
reinains no great wonder
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
snably don

AS snbly don't
think Ike niein-
flsenl, ara after the
Too niuch lime
pablo debt business.
s u3lst wait Sos tbe
fgpoft. True, but all
h;.Fs beea disposed
ort came in adopt
Sei5tii,ss
t--~s----------s- -
aE Aliss;ssipp
.ec .stuse Of that
sEiil gus he
rs ths i,.h.
aesn s. tsss.
,7,-.-,,. nh :. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

Scgaof has pardoned L..
~ HS E'seslIsscy's &C.
49, ost .tiltiNarsal nm.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
ss.o--aI,h:e... 6. s:halnsang

Sss;o--7'Re 4haingens,
by his getoing the
the Governor I'M
check on the legisla-
,i5iives which is fre-
uE5 eststl, and liasty.
liE & she Chain gang bill
katif the bloody meas
aale which provides
a burglary, arson, and
death should s,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
NDtice.

MToj &c is ne, aby given that Jesse
In I.mmernaf sAdm'or. of W. p.
Dorm de3d lf-capplied TO L. Charlton,
Judg of )batS Court in and for the
Court, of 90 ,:hald, for final discharge
as such AdAa:r,.. ..,;ator.
Tits order .;'s tthe 18th day of March
A.. ,. 1S-", ~ i;ss ID for hearing of pc.
titibn al fnpl settlement of said Estate.
-,A> SfIARLToN, J. P; G.
Feb. 70 Alto
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

pronounced Pet
IS successor to
tie is an Italian.
and issHt abiiits,, and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

Z y
who their different brands Of Fertilizers to
the
Depot Circulars Prices FEB r. y9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

ment rf tae ti'.-iin ~ ,-ipl Eihereoge, 10
a. addy ,eeeaas f M y T;aa 195 dsGharge sssM eg
thcr i,fIiii;;les ,a rala ard.
No AIS & FOLK,
ATTY or M ars' q. y'a9. Addy' dec, O.
Iol .''.''.....--.---....---.- Z. 4Lo
2. w. s,iAaEi,f. SAr. cARwILE.
EF@ IS ~ ~ HNNE
sht'oA1
,gn,
'''
akt eele .. sgrrn a mnnY
q, TH f t III hls4 W SUWu
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t,Ers -..,,. ~ tbis oe,oa
ATT q, oa. 't y .i.'' ee
~ ~. ...r - pro1-o :. a.
! n Ae'.'iN' -'1 '-V ''io
LQ" esq ~ ~.
~Bs .-a ~, !.sa-c III at our Office
ona ,-,l.,..s 49,.
Nnu
4,, tG. ( lie ss~S1Tl,
II. 20 ,a-a 1yc
- 49, 49,. : :, = =.
80 -sr... ana
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K xgle! i ,sAs:f e .g SonciCec-
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Fishing Tackle I.

-r.lSlnIl-l-lSW y; aGMi1S I'm ~
+ A S Spring al pproach hes, we respect ll3Ss
/ IN Invite the attention of Fishermen
70 oursplendid stock of Fishing Tickle
HOOKS, LINES, C0RKS, Sg., Go
G. l.. PENN&SoN:
rab, oy 1879 FILL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

ON the9,f ,szy a :! eh, 1873, the un--
W dsih,Enad Tt u hH final settle
-ment IN tle tg;..ltci " -iyi Etheredge, in
the has il of :. istA ;inrdian, George
Addy seccaae,t, lll aiY for discharge
of thoSssFe at saiff y 1rdian from fur
thcr iiAiiii;lcs ~ saic ard.
No klIS tE FOLK,
Atty'f s9r Ia ars. q. 3ao. Addy, decd.
Eel .. 4tS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

Ina, |
70, 1873. !
been re.
the Store
lmerlnan
nty, was
ny, a. d,
)n TO be.
fired by
hampton,
Carolina
s may bi
perpetrs
offer q RI
LARS, I
livery in ay
A or pershs
We hereqto
Great sal
liked, alto
yof Febpa-
in the me
If tho Ine-
'of Ameica.
Goyernf.
State. .I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

The Governor vetoed the cheln-gang
bill, because it was not properly worded.
Let the new Bill be introduced.at the next
The daily gazette., 1878-07-03
MARKETS.
TUESDAY, July 2nd, 3 p. m.

TUESDAY, July 2nd, 5p. m.
LorR-The market continues dull,
hrices continue to rule i'll favor of
KS Sales of 1900 barrels, including
hesotaextra at 4 25a5 80 for medium
kry high grades; Pennsylvania do.
n 4 e as 20 for m-dium to fancy
1 do. do. at - 80 a 3 20 for good to
\, and Patent, and other high grades
Ba7. Rye Flour is neglected. We
/ at s275a3.
bAIx.-Wheat is very dull and prices
Weak and unsettled. Sales of $500
Aek, including old Western Red, at
la slOO, old Pennsylvania do. at
d lOj; ; old Pennsylvania and South
amber at 81 0Sa | II new Southern
Der at 20 NC, as to quality, and
BE at 81 II la1 III. Rye is dull. We
4 at 81 jSc. for Western and Penn
Rnia. Corn higher, there being more
Dry both for export and local con-
phOn. Sales OF 1000 bushels, includ-
{ejected, at - a Soc. steamer at 81 a
and prime dry yellow, in the cars,
a 46c, and sail mixed at AZ ia43ic.
and 4j; l5lc., August. Oats are
and lower, Sales Of 10000 bushels,
Wing White, at 32 a 33c. and mix
~ a 3Oc
+ receipts to-day were as follows :
barrels flour, 1900 bushels wheat
bushels corn, 800 d2, I'VE, S4O0 do.
800 bblS. high-wines.
HlsKY.-jO barrel. of Western iron
III sOldat Il " per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-03
Io.,I stocks and Bonds.
Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, Del, July 3, 1878.
Lusllons a, the BraGdywine NILS for
4 "J ,;roin- Corrected Daily.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-03
SYRUP
v
N
From u Physician.

NORTH HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. Z, 1876
Messrs. SETH w. FOwLE & SONS, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Gentlemeii-Yo You may perhaps remem-
Der that wrote you several weeks ago in
regard TO the use Of the Peruvian Sprup"
for my wife. who was suffering from gem
eral debility, the sequence of Typhoid
Dysentery. 1 had tried the most noted
physicians In this state and also in Cam
ada, without relief. AT your recon- men
dalton she com IN en- ced the use OF the Syr-
up. The first four bottles made but little
Impression, but when taking the fifth, she
began to improve rapidly, and now, after
using six of the dollar bottles, she regained
her strength, and II able To do most OF the
WORK about the house; and 1 feel that
cannot speak too highly In praise OF Pc
RUVIAN SYRUP. | have prescribed 1t
to several OF my patients. and have pro-
cured the sale OF seve raj dozen OF II here.
You can make any use of this letter that
you see ft. Yours very truly,
IL. ID. BELDEN, M. d.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-03
DEATH OF A CHILD FROM A SPI-
DER BITE.

A child, aged two years, of Mr.. Search,
of Norristown, Pa, died on Thursday
night last from the effects of the bite of
Il black spider. The first symptoms were
noticed on Monday, and modification
set in on Wednesday,, resulting fatally.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-03
sale of "a Newspapers.

Messrs. Lawson & Co., (V.'F. Lawson
and NJ. +. Stone,) of the Chicago Daily
News, have purchased all the type,
presses, Associated Press franchise, Re,
of the Chicago Evening Post, for Sl6,'
600 cash. The paper will be merged into
the Daily News.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-03
James p. Deering was fatally shot il

James p. Deering was fatally shot in
the Uach III Fulton street, New York
yesr eriay by George f. Howell. Th' two
had heen clt rks III the same Office. Ho ell
was discharged, and, believing Deeliug
to be thecause of 1t shot hun with tho
intention, As he SAYS, of then taking his
own hfe. He WAS arre>trd.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-03
Transparent Tea ching Caros.

Instruction and Amusement Combined
Important TO parents and teachers; 70 d1i-
ferent artistic designs. The entire pack
sent free for % cts currency or stamps.
Van Def " Co.. 20 Ann ST.. n. Y.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-03
A low state Of the system
From Rev. o m Gregory,


Pastor Of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at
Ptttstotcn, Luzerne County, Pa.
My Dear Sir-Having at various times,
personally, and ir my own and other
families, tested the great value or the
medicine called PERUVIAN SYRUP, or
PROTECTED = sol UTION Of PRO
TUXIDE OF IRON and most cheerfully
recomne end 1t, especially TO those who are
suffering from dyspeptic and nervous dis
orders. AS reliabl~ and powerful altera-
tive, 1t is, think, unsurpa ssed ant as @
tonic, free from all the Objectionable fea-
lures of alcoholic remedies, 1t is u mo- I
efficient auxiliary to the temperance cause.
One OF the greatest hindrances to the tenn
perance reform at present is, as 1 think,
the medical use of alcoholic slim ulents
Whatever may be argued as to their ne
cessity IN certain cases, we have in the
PERUVIAN SYRUP, a safe and effici-
ent substitute for those dangerous reme-
dies. 1his testimony Is given unsolicited
with the hope that some who are not yet
ao quainteu with the valuable properties
of the medicine NAV be induced to give IL
trial. Yours truly,
JOHN GREGORY
The daily gazette., 1878-07-03
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June 10th, 1873.
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