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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW IOkK CIIhs
THIS new and commodious house,
l located corner Of Broadway ana
42d Street, possesses advantages over
all other houses for the the accommo-
dation of its guests. It was built ex-
pressly for first class Family Board
ing House-tho rooms being large and
en- suit, heated by steam-with hot and
cold water, and furnished second to
none; while the culinary department
is in the most experienced hands, az
fording guests an unequaled table.
One OF Atwood's Patent Elevators
is also among the modern improve
ments" and at the service of guests at
all hours.
The Broadway and University Place
Cars pass the door every four minutes
running from the City Hall to Central
Park, while the Sixth and Seventh
Avenue Lines are but q short block on
either side, affording ample facilities
for communicating with all the Depots.
Steamboat Landings, places of Amuse-
ment and Business ofthe great metro
polls. MORE & HOLLEY,
Proprietors.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

~ IL undersigned would respect
fully announce to the citizens OF
g 5 > in his practice, as an Anaesthetic,
and is using 1t with perfect success
Iiaif dozen Teeth can be extracted
under its administration, actually 'elth.
cut pain, and the patient will recover
after the lapse of two or three minutes,
as II awakened from pleasant dream.
1 nm also prepared to perform all
operations appertaining to the Dental
Profession, in the best and most salts
factory manner, on reasonable terms.
Ether Spray applied when desirable.
OFFIcE-Hn Fearn's Building. State
Street, first block South Of the Capitol.
ID. JONES, ID. 5.
Jackson, June eff
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around the roots as far as the
roots extend. This viii renovate
your tree but to bring its fer
tility back you must give few
quarts of lime to the ground put
this in broadcast. Lime and ashes
being the necessary constituents
of soil suited to the apple, you
will find that both are lacking in
your case.-P. j. BerkmaHs, az
Chronicle.
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w. NJ. GREEN,
Bishop of Mississippi.

MANHOOD" - AH0tber Nelc
Medical Pamphlet from the Pen Of DIR.
CURTIS. The medical Times" says
of this work This valuable Treatise
on tEe cause and cure of premature
decline, shows how health is impaired
by secret abuses of youth and man
hood, and how easily regained. 1t
gives a clear synopsis of the impedi-
ments to marriage, the cause and
effect of nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" a pocket edition
of the above will be forwarded on re-
ceipt of p cents, by addressing Doctor
CURTIS. 80 North Charles St. Balti-
more. ma27' 6S-ly
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The Stdee OF 4IsstSSippi, High Co
Errors Gnd AFpeGis.-OctOber z
A. ID, 1869.
Saturday, Jan. 9th, i
Hezekiah. Terrell, !
VS..
John Z, Thweatt. Admir-, etc.
Of Joel Terrell, deceased.
.THIS day came to be heard the
N ton Of the plaintiff In error
this cause. Hekekiah Terrell for
order of publication against Jol b.
Thweatt the defendant in error. =
it appearing from the arfidav
James Sommerville the attornev
the plaintiff In error in. this cause. @.
John +. Thweat. the said defenda
error, is not a citizen OF this Stat
re- des In Franklin in the Sta
re nessee. as he Is informed Al
lieves, and has no agent or attornt
this State. It was thereupon or
that said motion be sustained, and
said defendant in error, John
Thweat be and appear In and b.
this Court at the next term there
be held In the court room there
the capitol at Jackson on the Sd =
day of April, A. D. 1868, and Dc
against the writ Of error herein
him it shall seem expedient. Al
is further ordered by this court {
copy of this order be duly certiiit
the Clerk of this Court, and forwa
by mail to the said John Z. ThVy
and that copy of the same be
published in the CLARION, q new
per published in the city OF Jack
for the period Of four weeks. At
copy from the minutes.
Attest: SAMUEL IIvINoRroN
febll.5w Clerk.
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We find the following names of
young Mississippians who have gradu-
ated in medicine, and received di-
plomas at the New Orleans School of
Medicine,-amongw which we are graft
fed 20 see that of our fellow towns
man, VIM. >. Buck:
III. X. Butler, Benz. Dabney, +. III.
Gulledge, w. >. Buck.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR OUR
SALE, to whom we offer the largest
inducements. Any one sending %
for GO printed slips (single alps 10
cts. each,) win receive one Of the fol-
lowing articles, viz: Hunting Case
Watch, pair Wool Blankets. Long
Shawl, 10 yards Hemp Carpetlmg, &c.
Send for Circular to j. III. Winslow
& Co, 2Os Broadway, New York:
mAg 4twSn
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The remains of the late Judge John
Perkins, father of the Hon. John Per-
kins of Louisiana were inferred. on
Wednesday morning last, in the tamI-
~ lot, in our city cemetery. Judge
Perkins was a native of Somerset
county, on the Eastern shore Of Mary
land. In the winter of 1923, having
just reached his maturity, he emigra-
ted to NatcheZ. He died at his resi-
denee, near Columbus, Mississippi, in
November, 1866, in the S5th year of
his age.-Natchez Courier, 18th.
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Use of Lemons.

When persons are feverish and
thirsty beyond what is natural,
indicated in some cases by a me-
tallic taste in the mouth, especial
ly after drinking water, or by a
whitish appearance of the greater
part of the surface of the tongue,
one of the best coolers is to
take lemon, cut off the top, and
sprinkle over it some loafsugar,
working it down into the lemon
with a spoon, and then suck it
slowly, squeezing the lemon and
adding more sugar, as the acidity
increases from beng brought up
from a lower point. Invalids
with feverishness may take two
or three lemons a day in this
manner with the most marked
benefit, manifested by a sense of
GOODNESS, comfort and invigora-
ton. A lemon or two thus taken
at "tea.time' as an entire substi-
stitute for the ordinary supper Of
summer, would give many a man
a comfortable nights sleep, an
for breakfast, to which
they are strangers, who will have
their cup of tea or supper of
"relish" and "cake," and berries,
and peaches and cream.-HallS
Journal of Health.
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London has young ladies' board
ing school where the Urls are always
.. falling in love-" The PRINCIPAL saws
she cures the attacks by close confine-
ment and doses of SIENNA tea. She saws
the tea never fails. Sometimes the
&lri gives IN after a few doses. but
usually ~ takes two or three daya. and
IN one case she was a whole week ef-
iectinS q cure. For a school rirl's
cali love" she declares there Is moth
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ANY person having for sale
seven volumes Of Towards, and fifteen
volumes Of Smedes & MarshalTs Mis-
sissippi Reports, will please commu-
nicate with this Office, stating price of
same.
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Our townspeople will remem-
Der young Hayden LEVEL, (son of the
late Rev. ii. Levell) who was raised
in this community, and will regret to
learn that while laboring under men
tai depression committed suicide in
Loui sville, Kentucky, on the 18th, by
taking Opium. He was employed as
clerL in the store of Messrs. Porch,
Cook and Bryant. He was in his 22nd
year.
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New Advertisements.
SPRING AND SUMNER
Dress Goods!
Received To-Day by Esxpress:.

k&tCeINFU HO-ETHF ~ IN HItNl-- :
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of desi-
N rable and entirely new styles of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods.
Among which. we have: Plain and
figured Grenadines; plain and stripe
Poplins; Grape Marets; Oriental Lus-
tres; English Berrages; Lawn and
Percale Robes, something new; Or
CANDIES; Lawns; French Jackonets /;
Lenos; White Pique; new styles of
Ladies Collars; Trimmings; Fringes;
Bnttons, &c, DC, which we are offer
ing at greatly reduced prices, at
ROBINSON, STEVENS & co.
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About four hundred copies of this
popular work were destroyed with
our Book-Bindery-all that remained
If the edition. The Manual will
soon:be reprinted, and the many ord
ers now being daily received are filed
for the earliest possible attention.
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President Grant is said to have re
Gently snubbed General Carl Sehurz.
in the following manner: senator"
Schurz boldly protested against the
appointments rs proposed by the Pre-
sfdent, and for his trouble received the
consoling reply: know the people
OF Missouri better than you do Gen
eral.o
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ovTCE TO TAXPAYERS.


EeE the 26th instant, the tax books
~ will be returned to the Sheriff's
office at Raymond and Jackson. At
either Office payment can be made
two sets Of books having been provi-
dcd, to facilitate collections, and for
the convenience Of taxpayers. 1t Is
expected that ALL persons owing taxes
will come forward and pay up prompt
", and not wait until the officer comes
after you, and also use your influence
with any others that you may have In
your employ, or under your control
To do likewise. You may thus easily
assist the officer In the discharge OF
his duty, without any cost TO your
selves. and you will, at the same time,
be strengthening the public credit, by
reducing the very large delinquent
list that has been reported year after
year. JOS. MCCLO1s
iebl2-1m Sher if and Tax Collector
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aayC INTELLIGENCE

p p-ople ofJackson and surroun-
4 NJ country are hereby inform
tt tlt ~. Kaufman n Co
Do. .e lal+'v received a large and varied
al. Of oPRING GOODS, consisting
-..L Of
Fine Dress Goods, OF every style,
.ct a. 20 price and quality. cannot
% give satisfaction. A full Stock
.5entlemen's Clothing and Furnish
Goods. Shoes and Boots, for Chill
,l D., Ladies, aud Gentlemen. II Is
-.' known that we make this Depart
uraJ speciality; keeping the best
<, and selling at the lowest prices.
i, sec, and be convinced.
n. KAUFMAN & CO,
arll-lm Jackson, Miss
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1t is reliably reported that Gen.
Am e. will serve in the double capacity
of 90 mmauder Of She Fourth District
and Provisional Governor of Missis-
sippi.
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Gen. Gillem has turned over
the command OF the 4th District to
Gen. Ames whose Headquarters, it is
reported, will be at Jackson.
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The steamer Ruth was destroyed by
nre above Vicksburg on the 10Th inst.
The pilot ran her ashore, and conse-
Quently no lives were lost.
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In the Circuit Court Of Riads Coun
First District thereof.
Farmers Bank of Kentucky.l
Thomas Graves.

Thomas Graves.
A TTACHMENT issued on the 2s-l
day of January, 1863, for $l2Gti
30. On affidavit filed, IL appearing
that the defendant is a non-residenr of
the State of Mississippi, residing al
Memphis, in the State OF Tennessee. IL
is ordered that said defendant, do. on
or before the first day OF the next term
of this Court to be held at jackson.
Mississippi, on the first Monday of
May, 1868, appear in said cause, and
answer to said attachment. 1t is fur
Their ordered that this order be pub
lished at least once a week for four
consecutive weeks in the WEEELY
CLARION, a newspaper published ian
Jackson, Mississippi, and that a certi
fled copy of this order be sent by mail.
by the Clerk OF this Court, ADDRESSED
to the said defendant at Memphis.
Tennessee.
Witness my hand and seal of said
-....-... Court, affixed at Office At
d. L. S. Jackson, this 18th day o.
.-''.' February, A. d., 1869.
feb25-5w l.. A. LINDSEY, CLERK
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RIDGWAY,
An Historical Romance
.gL FENIAE INVASION OF CANADA,
BY SCIAN DUBH.
.-autiful Story Every True IRISH
e.AN VIII have it.; Every Ameri-
can should read il.
riCc, ia Paper Cover, Fifty Cents /;
LIHrITy Edition in Green Cloth and
cold. One Dollar and Fifty Cents.
~ II your booksellers do not have
nd TO the Publishers.
MCCARROLL d CO.,
U3rls-lm Buffalo, New York.
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Corner OF Camp and Common Streets
NEw ORLEANS, la.
r. s. MORSE. Proprietor.
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POOLE az HUNT.


BALTIMORE, MD.
n IANUFACTURERS of PoRTA-
"a BILE and STATIONERY
E1MENGLNES AND B OILERS.
steam Fire Engines,
FFEL's PATENT AMERICAN
Double Turbine Water Wheel.
w Mills, Mining Machinery. Por-
Grist Mills. ROBERTS BURR
''est LATOR, FIGURING Mill Maehi-
say, Cotton Screws and Skating,
'nileys and Hangers.
send for circular. oct3Iwly
UnderwTiters' Agency.
aggregate Assets,ss,0SA,1 9S.IO
CONSOLIDATED Statement Of the
- Germania, Hanover, Niagara and
.-Public Fire Insurance Companies.
ri the City of New York. on the LIST
Y OF February, 1869.
CAPITAL.
-gregate Capital. 100000 90 1
Plus, .......... 49,. l,f2i,423 10 4
-
total Capital & Surplus, 1924, 422 10 4
ASSETS.
Ted states Securities, 2,047, 663 rs
Loans on Bond & Mort. 565, 763 "a
Loans on Call (amply Sc
tqred) 375,9jO 90
ash in Bank and hands
Of Agents, 246.3S3 II
.eu Estate, 1905 81
Usner Securities, including
Bills Receivable, Bank
stocks, ETC., 22i,74s ~
$3,624,422 10
LIABILITIES.
l3sscs in process Of adj
iI,tment, IA. 26s %
Jnpaid Dividends, l4.s4s SO
$l59,l17 81
c. A. BROUGHER, Agent,
Jackson, Mississippi.
marGW3t
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APPLE CHARLOTTE.

Make about one quart of syrup
cut up your apples very fine with
half a lemon peel, boil all together
until they become transparent
when done pour in a mold and lei
stand until cold. When solid
turnout into a dish,a and pour over
boiled custard.
A CHEAP AND EXCELLENT BLUE FOR
CEILINGS.
Boil slowly for three hours, one
pound of blue vitriol and half a
pound Of best whiting in about
three quarts of water; stir it
frequently while boiling, and also
on taking it off the fire when it
has cooled pour off the blue liquor;
then mix the cake Of color with
best size, and use it with a plas-
terer's brush in the same manner
as whitewash, either for walls or
ceilings.
TO MAKE WHTrEWASH
That will preserve its sweetness
and not rub off, take common
starch and make 1t up as you
would for starching clothes, and
add it to whiting and water made
of the right consistency for white
wash, and add some salt and a
little blueing, and mix the whole
well together let the water be
little warm, that the starch may
more readily mix with the wash.
DoUGH-NUTs.
One quart of rich sweet milk,
three eggs. half pound of sugar,
a coffee cup of butter, a little GIN
ger, one tea-cup of yeast, three
quarts Of sifted flour; let them
rise until very light, then roll out |
md fry in hot lard.
DoUGH-CAKE.
Take two pounds of light bread |
Tough, one pound of sugar, half
pound of butter, four eggs, a lit
lie cloves and cinnamon, one |
pound of raisins, one teaspoon of
Joda dissolved in a little sweet !
milk, mix thoroughly until it
becomes soft, like cream.
SWEET CRACKERS.
One quart of sifted flour, one
coffee cup of butter, one cup of
ugar, one tablespoonful of Gin
anon, little salt. Must be
oiled thin and baked in a quick
wen, use sweet milk to mix them
,p.
SOFT GINGERBREAD, WITH FRUIT.
One pound and a half of flour,
Ialf pound of sugar, half pound
# butter, one pint of molasses,
our eggs, one teaspoonful of milk,
wo teaspoons of baking powder
II soda dissolved in milk, one
'unce Of ginger, one ounce of Gin
Iamon, one nutmeg, one pound OF
ORANGE GINGERBREAD.
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GA story comes from Belgium of two
soldies who played a game of cards.
One staked his life; lost, and hanged
himself in-the morning.
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, FERFEITERS ABOUT!


rs public are hereby warned
.ainst purchasing .. WOIcOaI's
rant" and % WOIcOG1'a Mn-
Pain AnwthIIalOr'' from
naddlars and hawkers. Certain
who are jealous OF the fame nv
a have attained, have introduc-
icies with name on the bottle
' /, mine, intending to deceive
.Hh.ic. / hereby dcnouncc the
Ease limitations, and worthless.
, aJies are put up in white
ar with my signature in full on
.'Iside.
.tt> PAINT-the only standard
.v iOr Rhumatism, Neuralgia,
.agha, Toothache, Burns, Bruises,
sores, and all and any pains, which
rsicYed by its use as II by magic.
aicott's PAIN ANNIHILATOR-
IltIrh, Coughs and Colds, and
* Nerves, can be had of all first
Druggists, price 90 cents. Half
, 50. Pints, S.. Quarts, IS.
raj discount TO the trade.
Il. L. WOLCOTT.
jim GRAVES. Southern Ag't.
No. 21S Carondclet street,
New ORLEANS. Ia.
S-lmtw
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MACHINERY
FOR
= x[ AENIN=A
. letting aid VRECKIIG.

.-TRFUGAL PUMPS,
-s - 10000 Gallons per Minute.
q ILATING ENGINES,
sEaIf to 9SO Horse Power.
l -Rs. SMoKE-CoNSUMING,
uperheating and Safe.
rION GROOVED NOISELESS
IaDI~TING MACHINES,
y Ltghb Compact. Durable,
md Economical.
rculars, address Patentees and
y trturers
~. ID. ANDREWS & BRO,
Water street. New Work.
i ,, lsj9-3mw
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ARA A DAY and Constant En-
%1O ployment guaranteed TO every
man and woman in want of work, in
light, honorable and profitable BUSH
ness. Great inducements offered.
Circulars FREE. Address
JAMES c. RAND 81 Co,
mxr1l-3mosw Biddeford Me-
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NO MORE CHILIsG!
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC.
PERF'ECTZ Y RELIABLE

ENHE only remedy for Chills and
- Fever or ARus and Fever that Is
or can be depended upon is Hurley's
ASue Tonic. There have been thous-
ands cured by using 1t who had tried
the usual remedies without benefit /;
but in no case has
NIEeLEY'6 AGUE TONIC
fAuED TO EFFECT A CURE.
Al who have used it cheerfully tell
t..r afflicted friends of it, as a sure
~ certain cure for Chills and Fever.
Any one suffering from the Chills
would consult their own interest by
ding 70 a Drug Store and buying a
.le. 1t 10 pleasant to take, COM
4 with others, and will be certain
rs all cases OF Fever and Ague
.nill- and Fever. Send for il TO
nroprietors.
JAS. RUDOLF a. CO..
Louisville, ny.
Sale by Gus. Asher,
Jackson Miss
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ERIE RAILWAY

1900 Miles under One Napagrr-.,
$50 Miles without Change IL Coaches.
BRoADGAUGE DOUBLE Tr,,E
ROUTE.
FOR
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND ALL NEW ENGLAND ,I..r.
PITTSBURG, HARRIspr-Ee
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, and ul Points
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TWO EMPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Leave CINCINNATI from the ERIE
RAILWAY DEPOT, Ooruor
Firth and lIoadly Streets.
1900 A. W., CincInuntiE,

Sundays excepted Arriyes.
Dayton, . 80 a. M; Urhaua. Do.
80 A. M; Gallon, ] .tO NJ. ST..
Mansfield. 80 +. NJ; West salem.
:55 i. NJ. lDincn Akron. 5.IG n.
NJ; Raycnna, G:l9 D.. Ma Nold-
Vile, 9 80 Il. NJ Slccpiug Iosuh
through to New York y ~u-qug-
hanna. 9:i5 A. NJ. ,HrrakmstN
Turner'S, 3 40 h. NJ. .DtuC. New
York, $40 4. M. Connects M
Mansfield with piu.burg. IoI
Wayne and Chicago Railway ur
Pittsburg. Harrisburg, phiAdDI-
phia, Baltimore and Washington
at Ravenna. with Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad for Hudson and
Cleveland and 40 MeadyiIlD with
Franklin Branch for OH city.
7;IO a. Va. Lightning Expires,
daily, Arrives, Dayton, g.'l T..
NJ; lbana, II 10 l.. NJ; Gallon,
2:2O A. NJ. Mansfield. 3.lU a.
NJ; Ravenna, Z 40 AN: Lolyitt--
burg, S;25 a. NJ. .BrpIhu.t.
Meadville, IL 10 A. NJ: llorurll--
willie, 6:l7 u. NJ. Supper. Sew
York, Z 40 a. NJ. Ouuucyt-. at
Mansfield with Pitt.burg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railway for
Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadcl-
HillAs Nfss Al lAANtNllN W IIII IHhNH
land and Plttsburg Railroad Tor
Hudson and Cleveland; at Mead
Vile with Franklin Branch for
OIL City; and at Elmiu with
Northern Central Railway for
Harrisburg and the South.
New and Improved Coaches OF thp
style peculiar 10 the Broad Gauge.
arranged for both Day and Night
Travel, are attached tO this Train 200
Cincinnati and run through f1 New
York, forming the ONLY LINE rum
ming through SEQ MILES WITHOUT
Boston and New England pasru-
gers, with their baggage. arc trans
terred FREE OF CHARGE bon New
York.
baggage Checked Through
And Fare al,eays az lar 1a Pm ann uHeI
Route.
tN- ASK FOR TICKETS Wa ERIE
RAILWAY.
Which can be obtained at am principal
Ticket Offices iu the South
and SOuth-Wcst.
II. RIDDLE. WIN. BARR.
Gen'l Stunt. Genl Pass. Agent
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NV YORIk, mneTnN
Pennsylvania oil Rcgiou-.

THIS RAILWAY rNrrNps PROM
CincIanati 90 New York, $40
Miles.
Cleveland 90 New Work, 02s
Miles.
Dnnkirk 90 New Work, 500
Miles.
Buffalo 90 New York, f2O yhiIc..
AND Is FROM
tB- - 20 - Miles the Shortest E8u.r.
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ORANGE GINGERBREAD.

Two pounds and a quarter OF
fine flour, one pint and a halt of
molasses, twelve ounces of sugar,
three ounces of undried orange
peel, chopped fine, one ounce of
ginger, one of allspice melt
twelve ounces OF butter, mix the
whole together and let it lay for
twelve hours ; roll it out with as
little -four as possible cut it in
pieces three inches wide; mark
them In the form of checkers with
the back of a knife rub them
over with the yolk of one egg
beat with a teacup of milk ; when
done rub them over again with
the egg.
THIS Recipe WILL CURE A BURN WITH
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One pound of butter, a large
handful of sage, green or dried
simmered in the butter until the
sage becomes crisp or hard, a
mall piece of beeswax strain it
and pour in one gill of best rum
and stir it until it cools.
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COTTON SEED.
FOR RENT,

DUGGY HARNESS. from SIS mp
ID Wagon Harness and PloW Gear
all home made. g. y. SIDN Az.
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baggage Checked Through
And Fare alteays az Lar ua Iu a...uf.r,.
Route.
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Boston and New England PAS enc
gers, with their baggage, arc trans
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-09-16
MAN1rowoc, WISCONSIN, SEPTEMBER le, 1859.
Married,

AT the residence o. he bridegroom !
father Il. J. Sniailey Ed. in the town cf
Manitowoc, on the evening of The 18th OF
Sept. 1862 by the Rev. t.. 3. Docley,
Mr.. HERsHAL D. SMALLEY TO Miss Ad,
MES A. LANdwoRTnY, all Of ManjtoBoc.
And so another one of the best girls in
the world, has thrown herself away-into
the arms of one of the best boys in the
world. We prophesy for the happy pair,
rs much happiness as usually follows 8
wedding. We know of no good reason why
Hersh and Aggie hcing ''well mated" as
we believe they are, should not astonish
the world, by an uninterrupted life Of bliss.
The wedding was largely attended, every
body enjoying Il emselvcs hugely. A little
"smallie' at our house, prevented our at
tendance. Yet we were not forgotten, OF
unrenresented. .fa3t..5 .5.as.z aG lsf