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Nssn0 n0t haYng tesed ms safsaparla In cases
OF F7, OF course never recommended il, and surprised
% receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westchester county:
EORDHAM, August Is, 1877.
Or. TosoaseRd-Dear Sir have little gifi seven years
OF age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits we
ed almost everything for her, but without success at
although we could find no recommendation in our circulars
Tor cases Ike hers, thought, she in very DELICATE
health we would give her Of your Saapaa and are
very glad we did, for i only restored her Strength hui she
mas had no return OF the Fits to great pleasure and
Prise She fast becoming rugged and heaTy for which
We feel grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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MILFORD Perry county, Pa, October /, 1s4G-lfsssrs
Robinson, Collins d Co.! SIRs-This 70 inform YOU that
was afflicted for twenty with violent pain in my breast;
much that could hardly lie in bed night Cough at
tended followed by emaciaiOu, ard other decided symptoms
of consumption applied to several physicians aud
took great deal of medicine, without any relief whatever
advised TO ny Dr. Dayiss Compound Eyrup of Wild
Cherry aud Tar OF which took two bottles which entirely
relieved Of my complaints therefore, can with conf
dence, recommend all who IN like manner afflicted as
a most valuable medicine. IoHS TodNRy
The Authenticity Of the above statement voucled for by
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant of Milford who kDOws Mr.
ToOmey and the circumstances OF his Mr. r. snow sixty
inf
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PORT CARBON, February 90 ISi7-Nessrs. Robinson
Collins 4 Co.! an happy 10 inform yOu that think Ir
Dayss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Far will the lead up
in part Of the country. of IT, and have half
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked often for Dr.
DGp,ss DeDrattpe ELtTGCt and Joseph I)aBiss Horse
LReHf, that have taken the liberty OF writing foy an
agency for the above ARTICLES If agreeable 10 you II o please
write me word ami send Two dozen of each with large
show bills Respectfully yours, SAML. X. KIMrr0N
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1t may be confidently stated that there of PILES
which may not1be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t a certain remedy, and once the pam and
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THE UNION.

Cruz, during the present season, realized the nice little
Of $500 from six OF land, planted with Poia
toes alone. What think those who have doubted our
agricultural resources when such facts stare them In the
facet
LATEs FROM THE INDIAN wAR-Col. Rogers, the
we'll known sheriff OF Fl Dorado county arrived in our
city last night direct from the OF difcultes lie
states that the disturbances OF light nature. but that
such Is the condition OF things, promptness OF action
il requisite The troops who had been collected the
spur OF the have had already four serious skir-
mshes, besides several others. Although sufficient In
number they not properly armed and are out Of pro-
visions
Col Rogers has come down 10 confer with the gov
ernor upon steps proper TO be taken.
Our last news was OF the skrmish In which Lieuten-
ant Colonel Mckinney mortally wounded Col
Rogers states that upon reception Of the news o. Col
McKinney's death, he pushed Immediately on with his
own command after another party OF Indians, who had
committed depredaiions Johnson's ranch the day
before The Indians found, and followed till dark
Rogerss party then encamped. and started again at day
light on towards Park Valley, near place where il
supposed the Indians would be found. On arriving at
this spot il evident, from the remains OF 6es that
the Indians had recently been there but none were to
be seen.
Col Rogers states that the Indians are collected in
parties headed by white men, and that they scattered
all over the country between the south forks OF the
American and the forks Of the Macosunnes.
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Every iDdvdu. Interested speedily procuring public spp
OF discovery (which for Than past have so
that imagination could susEes In esds
Of my fails him speedily,
may convinced that he either taken ias
neglected. % follow my prescriptions which nevertheless are en-
usmely simple.
shall always ready lao from county may
called supsnend public Trial Of my remedy give my
panaeea and attention, gratis, The patients
who may my charge, until have The
world thai am very from having ndused sxsssssuon.
In order proceed with SUFFICIENT caution that
oa NAV be appointed reliable men,
70 les, produce sucient number
York and enyirons convince these gentlemen
importance discovery and induce them 10 report hso
bly, the sKpedeney ofa public trial.
amy injustice Of supposins that am spsoula
pablo health enter into an engagement 70 ssss hs
United States immediately as convincing humanity thst have
placed the Of all blessings within los reach Should society
think proper testify gratitude for the boon, will show 20 whom
due by revealing the Of the ssmabe and venerable man
happy Of which composed,
the virtues and the mode Of application Of which he never under
stood.
States, In order that the public might now be-
longs the whole human family Such il simplicity, that
body compound and administer with the greatest ease III
for application Of which should by myself 10
the whole
in which TO test this but sr think
deceived expectations shall therefore limit
and money, and bestow them people who
will be able 10 understand me-
The problem Of panacea prove once by
produced by the Of dscovsys and
guaranty It's efficacy Of my fortune
public Quacks have persuaded human
panacea Is imposbea 1T doctrine for them TO teach
such thing would BIO fatal 10 tho projects Of
ohumany Their plan ary designed, for
which believe Il IL impossible find. Were
days ofGaeo, would long since have de-
nounced 10 the tribunal Of tbs nqusion which
would have condemned me- as Just punishment to be burnt
alive. t#
All the important discoveries have been assaled and
entirely suppressed by persons opposing
When told that the earth evolyed that vaccination
Of the blessings that could be conferred human
y that the employment OF motive applied
these theories denounced herecs posones FOOLS des
Of and void Of the least idea science OH
see who it Is that deceives thee.
Dec 22-3ts LOUIS DESCHAMPS.
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fBy telegraph % Charleston Coutsrl
COLUMBIA, December 1874, p. m
sourH CARoLIsA LEGISLATURE bill TO elect mem
bsrs TO the southern congress- and provide for conven
ZION Of the people, passed the house OF representatives by
vote of I69 10 ~ The delegates 10 the convention are
10 Be elected February, and those to the Slate
n The southern congress in the ensuing October No
dms fixed for the meeting q either PHILIPPE Dunkin.
Hsyward Lesesne, Mitchell, and Wilkinson, OF the
Charleston delegation. voted against the BILL and the rest
In favor Of il.
Srs.roRIAL ELEcTIoN-0n the fourth ballot for Uni.
States SENATOR Rhelt received 81 votes and elected
hammond. 40; scattering. TO- 1--WE learn from des-
patch published the News OF yesterday afternoon that
on The second ballot Rhen received s. Hammond, As
CbssnuL IS Barnwell, %; and Woodward VOTE
EDS COURIER.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 1910. p m.
LEGISLATIVE PRocErDscs "A mistake was made in
the time and place OF meeting OF the southern congress
Il TO be held in Montgomery, Alabama. ON the ID jan
uaTy, 1852.
Mr. Cantey sen, to the senate resolution that 300 900
dollars bs placed the disposal Of The ordnance board for
defence OF the State and that $4,000 dollars be added TO
the governors contingent fund.- to be used only in case
OF actual hostility.
The house passed The appropriation BILL Blu, the senate
dissented from II.
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By DYER 8 MeaUIRE, Anctioneers.

NANCY SALE FOR THE HoLYDAYss-we have received an
bonere other fancy
New York. Also, invoice Of English jew
(sen; a samples) consisting Of
Brooches bracelets, glove bands lockets
Earrings and drops, flower cups, studs and buttons
Guard, vest, and fob chains, gold pencils and pens
rings he, together with 800 fancy silk and pearl
tons, being entirely patterns
very SUPERIOR surprising elegance
sale only attractive but aodng in all probability the only
II O'Clock Monday morning. December
saloon (second noor Of 10Th Pennsy
DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec lid Aucuonees
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NEW yaveniie Boek..-win,er Evenings, Tales hom
IN Travellers by Maria Hacks
ChildN Story book
Christmas Stories
Summer Hofydaya
Litue Annie q A @ Book
Bneic's Stories about Instinct
Happy Hours; by Mary Chervel
The Boys OF Sports and Games, with Illustrations
William Ten, the Patriot Of Switzerland, with wood cuts
PARALLELS OF the Saviour
Miracles Of the Saviour
Lives Of 81 Matthew st. Jude, and &c. John
Sermon the Mount
Life Of the Saviour
Texts Children
And many Others numerous for the limit. Of an advertise
49,
DecV FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE


BALTIMORE. Dec 2l--5. p,
Clos Of The Ysar.-1ns Weather Departure Of the Ii
IBERIA Paekst--Jsmny Lind and the Churches.
Weae rapidly approaching the close Of the year, with
scarcely any weather that could cutters
with ice Il Is thus far the mildesi winter present
generation and the icsmerehants commencing tear
a failure OF the crop.
The barque Liberia Packet. Capt Howe, sailed this
morning her twelfth thirteenth trip Liberis car
ryng out sevenyone emigrants TO their "Fadersnd Of
whom S6 from Maryland, 10 from Tennessee. " from
North Carolina, 8 from New York. and from Virginia
They mostly adults male and female. in the prime OF
life. The following her cabin passengers; Rev @. c
Hoffman and lady OF the Episcopal mission, Cape Palmas
Judge Cassel and lady. and Mrs Biruf Of Cape Palmas
and DIR. James T. Brown, OF Snow.
The excitement mong the Protestant churches, with
gard the attendance Of several ministers the concerts
Of Jenny Lind continues rather increase than abate
An advertisement in the Sun early In the week invited
those who attended them preach their
focks from certain named in Luke and Romans,
show what II 10 10 be esnormsd 10 the gord and what il Is
ds~y oneself The Rev. DR.. Fuller, of the Baptist
church. who attended Of her reheaas here and aer-
wards her last in Washington gives notice
in the papers this morning that he will preach
night In the question, hat pisa1ss
fur" After hearing her twice, he is learn convinced Of
the Improperly OF Christians attending them
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nv A. GREEN, Auctienssr.

npIJsTrr,s SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY l4,h street
virtue Of deed OF the 9Th Of
iss md recorded No 1873 fios 2ss hc, OF
land the District Columbia
shall Offer public auction, 20 the highest bidder therefor
an Friday the 9th day OF December, 1885, III o'clock
the premises piece parcel Of ground lying In the city Of
Columbia, being the moe or halt part
lot number o) numbef two hundred and
nfythee (a5 said city, 81 nae on Fourteenth street west
lot owned BY john Poor the north By the house and
BY heirs Of William James and ON me west ~ SAID
feet eleven inches IN front
aid street extending back between parallel lines hight angles
with the alley, and being me property
conveyed by Thos 0s BY bis ndenin
duly Lber A. ~ No 81 foos 1875 ae one o. me snd
records Washington county, together win all ana singular
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms cash, and The residue In four equal pay
mens at SIX twelve eighteen and twenty four months from he gay
sale, which payments are TO be secured 70 ar
mellon Of The trustee on compliance Of e purchaser with
the terms and and OF me wno po
and costs the will convey 70 the
chaser the tue vested deed Of trust above menuonsd
The ranyevnnee 10 be AT Of the purchaser
Tue coh'eys"eo' I" ~ 80 John w. MAURY, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctonecr.
Nov 23-2awtds
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WEDNESDAY,, Dec. IL.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. IL.
HOUSE, MIR. Pow, (abo.) from the committee on
federal relations, made The following report:
R,.olv,d That the sepa In Congress be instructed,
.nd our br requested all honora BILE
means 10 obtain immediate repeal OF the act OF Con-
uress usually styled the might've slave law, approved
september 10, 1850
R,soIped That gov, of the State OF Ohio be
onested 10 csc Of senators and representa-
lives In Congress. copy OF he above resolution.
Mr. Ward moved that the resolutions be laid on the
table The yeas and nays demanded. and resulted
as follows:
YrAs-Messrs Ahra~der, Baker, Bauele, Bennett,
Bigeow, Bishop. Blackburn, Burnttf BUSHNELL Carr,
Dodds 81 Montgomery EATON, Fee. Finch, Frazier, Gil.
cresr Gasvo, Grimes, Harlan, IH, James, Johnson OF
Jefferson Kryder Monroe. Obey Schf Shook, Steedman,
Ward and Wilson Of Wsynr-35
NAYs-Messrs BRADLEY, Baaay: Chrtngton, Coz, Con-
d Dodds OF Warren Furchid Hiyes, johnson Of Medina,
R,sas KENT, Ltaor, March, hayo, Mitchsl, Morgan.
Mccall Mckee, PLuMB Pow. Pratt, Raniage, Raybarn,
smith OF Adams smith o. Ciermont, Thomas oil Preble,
Thompso Trip, Vaa Drhe, IVtaiams, WILLIAMSON,
Wilson Of Wood, and SPsAKsR-33
lWhigs are designated b, italie. democrats by Roman
letters and aboltionsts by SMALL CAPS. We think the
committee on federal relations Afford after that VOTE
10 adjourn sine die.-Cint innaH Enquirer.l
THURSDAY, December 12.
Little else was done to-day aside from the Inaugural
ton OF Governor Wood and counting the congressional
votes.
FRIDAY, December 10.
HousE-Mr Bennett offered the following. 10 witt
R,soivd That the assembly of State Ohio
meet In Joint hall OF the house OF
eptaves on Wednesday 18th day of December, 1850
TO elect United States senator, fill the unexped Term
of the Hon. Thomas Corwin.
Carried. The senate had not yet acted
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The Weather In Canada.

MONTREAL Dec. 20-The weather this morning is fac,
with the Thermometer eight degrees above zeTo-wnd
W.NW. At Quebec the thermometer 10 twelve degrees
above zero and has fallen since yesterday
wind strong from the East AT Kingston il Is cloudy and
cold, with slight snow.
Al Toronto there beautiful seighing and the weather
10 quite sna ppsh
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BY DYER q mcGUIRE. Aucttoheehs "
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LoTs-By virtue
Of ndenture, executed the 3 day Of December,
s45 by Elizabeth his wife, duly recorded
records Of the q washington the District Of Co
umba W. B. No. 1o3 folios 1877 1885, se and 100 the
win proceed public highest bid
Tuesday OF December 1850, the auction
Mcsure the Of Washington either
together parcels ihe following lots lying IN the city q wash
a. 49, TO- a. 49, a. and ~, in square numbered ~ and lots
numbered 49, as and 49, numbered 7a together with
the rights privileges the belonging or In
any manner appertaining.
The sale TO commence NJ O'Clock, p. m. .
The and the remainder In three
equal instruments payable IN SIX twelve and eighteen months with
satisfactorily endorsed 10 be
for the deferred n the terms Of sale are not com
piled with sold within three days amer the sne
the the right resell such lot or lots ut the risk and
expense ofthe defauing purchaser purchasers
JAS. ADAMS, T,..,ee.
THO GUNT0N,
DYER d MCGUIRE,
Dec 4--eodhds Auctoneers,
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COLUMBIA MUSICAL. AssoCrATIOS.-The undeng

COLUMBIA MUSICAL AssOCIATION.-The undersigned
much pleasure In announcing their friends and The pub
lie in general that this new association consisting o. nearly M e
instrumental performers OF this city,
conductorsp Of Professor Len
Badmee, distinguished leader OF the Germana
will he given
early period which, well 20 previous srand the
the Washington Philharmonic Society will be
respectfully invited In the meantime they beg their
hey making effort to render their coce
truly deserving public patronage and encouragement
A. T. KIECKHOEFER, President.
JOHN EDGAR, Secretary.
JAZZ n. McCORKLE, Treasurer
G. LENsCHow, Conductor
Dec Ip--3teod
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TABLE Damasks, Bed and Pflloyv-case Linens &c.
The subscribers and complete assortment Of
goods Housekeepen
such articles particularly invited examine assor
enable and
qualities We have all the goods below named which we can fur
nish In any quantity desired, viz;
IL table damask which the best goods
offered for sale
pieces brown table damask low priced
fine do
IS dozen table napkins
In Sheefings and fiiiopeose Linens
10 pieces Test Bansley sheeiings, "a, l04, 4,l24
10 do pillow. linens, "a, DC, 81, "a
In TOwelhnss have #
IS dozen nne huckaback towels, damasked bird
medium price do do
pieces superior SILICA damask towelling
50 pieces heavy German roll
With great variety OF low priced toweings 40 crash Russia
diaper, figured diaper, plain brown linen, &C.
of which sold reasonable
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, d co.
Nov 23-3nwlm
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raARnTED.

Thursday afternoons the iet instant by tho Rev Mr. BLoI
MIR. HENRY B. DAVIS Miss MARY GAIT, all OF Washing
ton, d. q.
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From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
ARRIVAL or THE CHEROKEE,
A Fortu,.nt Later from California.

The Cherokee brings Sl.6s0.l07 in gold on freight,
and 36l passengers She left Chagres on the 9th Her
gold and passengers brought 10 Panama Dec. 2.
in the Tennessee which left San Francisco November is.
We are under obligations 10 Gregory's express for
the earliest delivery to as OF full files OF papers oil
latest date
We are also indebted to Adams Co.'S express for the
prompt delivery OF California correspondence, and
papers OF latest dale from San Francisco.
December eth, at 2, p. m, the Pacific had not arrived
al Chagres The steamer Philadelphia arrived on the
9th from New Orleans and would sail the 10th or ith,
her return. va Kingston Both the Pacific and Phia-
main al ChagTes take sailing vessels.
The mails had not reached Chagres when the Chero-
kee left and was Iumored that they detained up
the river, waiting the arrival OF the Pacific.
The California mails for the North should leave IN the
first steamer, instead OF being detained several days
The Tennessee arrived al Panama on Monday, I'd De-
cember. The Antelope arrived on the 4th
The British steamer Tay arrived at Chagres from San
Juan the 9Th, with $40 passengers from the Realejo
route.
Since the Cherokee was last in Chagres, five vessels
have been lost on the bar Three persons coming dovn
the river were drowned by the upsetting OF canoe
Travellers should take American-but boats as they are
much better.
The cholera had abated al Kingston, Jamaica, having
decmated the city, but raging with Increased vo-
taken off Over 1000 deaths occurred in Kingston
alone.
The Panama did not sail till the 5th or 9th instant,
account OF the non-arriva al Panama OF the Cafofnia
mails twas supposed that only part arrived in time
for her.
Governor Burnett had appointed thanksgiving TO BIZ
celebrated November 30th.
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CAUTION about agents Of. snider's" wines.--consu
cautioned against persons
sell orders wines
SC, OF my importation, have such agents employed
should be by letter telegraph
Philadelphia, when they will be instantly attended TO-
The goods delivered free ss and the order satisfactorily er
ecuted
Wine merchant, &c Walnut street, Philadelphia.
az CAUTION refers only travelling agents from New
offer sell and not customers Of mine
who reside at Washington city.
J.syh.
Dec. 2l-dlm
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l-MasonicA communication of the Grand Lodge Of
District Of Columbia will be holden Masonic Hall
and Streets Friday the 9th instant O'Clock,
grand officers elect win be in their attendance they
installed officers and members OF the Grand
Lodge win also prompt the committee the
sttuton, rules, and regulations, will be submitted
Brethren in good standing faternaly invited
BY order Of NJ. w. q. Master:
CHAS. 3. FRAILEY,
Grand Secretary.
the business Of the convention shall have been
shall subscribed the COLLATION.
repair the National Hotel where nj O'Clock seats will be
obtained by the subscrbe by
brethren good standing dssous OF becoming
application the M W. Grand MASTER or either ofe W. Grand
Wardense
Dec 22--d4t
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y- Irish Repeal "A meeting viii be held
Hall Of the Hbemian Benevolent Society on street. Mon
hafpast O'Clock Such
possibly attend respectfully requested to
be present.
q. D, CLUsKEY, Chairman.
Dec - MAT Inel1
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DIANOs sernphines &cust received barque Ida ana
M Payson Boston, and schooner MichEsn nom
York, eight pianos; which, Win nmmoef iecsnW ~
offered In this city,
~ s are two Louis XIV
nos OF quality and beauty Of EXTERIOR from s
Justly celebraied mandatory Of Chekerins, boston
Of half and ocmve rosewood pr
s,os ~ ns tone finish, factory, and and
hs and panoa the best New York msnucso
ies. 80. ...,-.
superb stock prices from s225 $500 Secondhand pianos
taken in part payment
highly aud other guitars OF
celeut tone, from IS 10 $50.
New music received weekly and sold a. low as any store IN
"e 0"' RICH,D DAVIS,
Dec 2i--eo3, Pennsylvania avenue,
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YOUNG a. OREM, Merchant Tailors and Clothiers
supply OF fine cloths, cassmeres, and
vestng beautiful which make up 20
order in the best Style At short notice
made clothing Of superior quality and our supply
large Gentlemen win find IL to their advantage 70 give
n call.
All goods warranted a represented.
have shirts and collars best KID and ohe
the best under dress shirts and drawers
stocks cravais, umbrellas &c. Prices low and no deviation
- YOUNG 4 OREM,
Pennsylvania avenue, doors west Of Browns Hotel
Dec 3-eofwf ..-##
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!. = am. Coms.slbie store viii he found fresh nuiss
IA sc, such as- -,
I,uuanr, ciuon julube, ~
Primes m fancy boxes, cdnbenies, apples
ocoanuts Candies OF all kinds preserved ginger, ac
also,
sardnes, olives, pickles. capers, maccaroni
Salad oil lemon sirup
LIQUORS.
Champagne hock Madeira, sherry, Port Lisbon malaga, eae
Muscai, and other wines
Superior pinet otard, and London dock brandy
Scotch, Irish, and old rye whiskey
Holland gin biitcrs, absinth, &C.
tobacco, &C.
For sale by ,,x,, :. 80
Pennsylvania avenue three doors east Of ish street.
Dec 2l-eoif2w
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Yilen. Remcontre.

WILMINGTON, (Del) Dec. 2-6, p. m.-Our city was
thrown into excitement to-day owing certain s.
McCauley drawing a pistol upon Mr. Frances Vincent,
editor the Blue Hens Chicken, the OF Third and
Market streets He vas however, arrested in his murder
GUS attempt by Mr. Vincent giving him drnbbng
The by ISLANDERS took the pistol from him, which
ploded, causing no material injury.