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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22
Respectfully submitted,
STEVENS & CIR RT0N

7His Respectfully submitted,
STEVENS & CURETON.
certify weighed the Cotton picked in.
the adove statement, andi is correct.
October I'd, 1871. w. A. GRAHAM
At the request Of MEssRa. STEVENS a.
CuREToN, we have examined the Ia acre Of
Cotton, and the estiraate made above IN ,rua
to the best of our obility.p
ID. p. DuRANT.
10 eea w. Il. GRAHAM,
IS 49,. JOSEPH RODGES.
Premiums awarded to'STEvRNs & Cuna--
TON on above oertifcatel
we'wiil sell the above spicniid Fertilizer.
q, foriy, tlse Dollars cash, or Fifsy Dollars,
payable ist Ncvcmber with,it,tesrest M Z'
pois cent. Perar aim; delivered satsour Ware.
honse IN Chnrses. on. Agents will sell at
same Pfss s,addiog tho freight and dtaSere,
TO their Depots.
GEo. w. WILLIAMS 4 CW.
Jan 10 r Am
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22
'S an EXCEL scis,isT Emf Vans vAnaslasSaa aSaaq rda uAF


AN EXCEL ENr warn 1?ssiFrF 1sHi rd}R II Al.
NESS s-Procure half pound or q pound.
e-2of sqibs6clli0. aacordipg to the quantity
desired: break tile scales fae and pu,
dS8s3aS them in a5ug of bottle:ndd geud alcohol
Stssufasieut toIceye ,the gum; cork tightly,
's4lg and place where twill be kept warm.
Ga "A In about two, days, if shaken frequently,
the gum win bo dissolved and ready for
~ SsARusea II the liquid appears as thick as
thin molasscs, add more alcohol. To oue
quart of yarnish add one ounce of good
glanpblacka kandan ounce of gum cauphor
SSufffvarnishs will uotA render leather
hards but will Keep the haruess from
becoming soaked with water, and the
surface clean and neat for a long time
ssyys coat Of it will efFSctualIy prevent the
esSs's@ OH tle. lsather from 'soiling cpo's
.6s5ae79 handsl Nothing is better to render
g gSstarmerss boots water proof than an occa-
EssSss So. y siopa coat Of this leather varnish-
esssss 80 Home yoa,uaL. a,.''
efsla -EI&Nzs$ a. G{EhtE sr- -. ~. f.-tfE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
TIE KING PuRVEYOR.

There il no establishment in the great Me-
trOpOs which has more favorable reputation lot sne
conducted under tho firm or "RudOlphs" 40 NO. l62
broadway and Nos % and 60 FtOnstthe later being
the era nj Depot comnsarat OF supply and The exact
place Tor those apply who desire 70 set holiday abe
which will be furnished with all the substantlais luxu-
res ana decaGes OF the II Is desired tnat Tue
ast sentence should understood 20 include everything
meats poultry, game, relishea, pastry, CONNECTIONS
green and dried fruits, nuts, liquors. c0rdais, vines
Cigars etc. all OF the choicest and richest varieties
The principal and purTeyOr or this me
Mr. Rudolph" OrcuJt has the happy facility OF reaOy
comprehendng the desires Of his patrons ana Mis- ther
orders with unerrng satisfaction, matter whether IL
is To prepare simple repas for two individuals OF 20
provision army; he sets about II, always having the
readest facilities at hand, and the matter Is accom-
plished IN the most complete manner IN le OrieIess
snaea OF time. An apt ilustrati9n o. me t ib
OF during the opanlsn
ron-clad in our harnor last Sumner, when he not only
provided the wardrOOm stores and uxures' but ended
in provisioning the whole sB9p, Il5 extLOns RECEIVING
the highest commeudatOns, not only or the Officers OF
the ship but Catholic Maestys Resident repre-
sentative Those who entertainment Tor the inner
man, In any desirable form, VIII 10 10 " RndOlph s.
.' - Commercial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

CHICAGO, Dec eS.-The weather tonight is
colder than on Saturday. Tho thermometer at the
Signal Service Observatory at II m. Indicated 1S'
below zero. Ordinary thermometers around the city
mark 300 and 30 below.
ST. JosEPHs Mich, Dec. 23.-The situation the
railroad tonight remains unchanged. All tho road
cleaned out yesterday has been filed again. snow,
panied by high wind. has fae9 continuously Tor
the past three days The storm exceeds any ever known
in this part Of the State. The thermometer Is 2o' below
zero. and 1t is feared tho fruit crop IS ruined
EVANSVILLE Ind, Dec. 23.-Yesterday was the coolest
day since 1854 Tho mercury stood 100 below zero.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 23-UpOn the limo Of the Toledo
and Wabash Railway upward OF 60 engines were reported
frozen up and out Of water for neay s hours between
Peru and Huntin gtOu. Large numbers OF cattle, bogs
and sheen In transit been frozen to DEATH No fatal
cases of freezing OF employees have been reported Dlt
many have had their limbs badly frOsDitten Tue oiOcA
ade on that line ended to-day.
MEMPHIS Dec 23-Navigaton Is virtually closed above
this point The is filed with heavy co and the
weather Is excessively cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

scsr rso. Frazier pum st Aans' D,'. Jam Dec stu 'F
scs, oi,sr seofs.d Di.s,s-sy N.~Hsven for Baltimore
sohr. Henry R-mses. Alec bridgeport .,s.-..
A.. Prednor u srt, PrlFaeDco i'f fAiD''P''~
Br1Dos. smith. HsniorL
BELOW.
Bark Southern Belle (Br) Nerce Co0nDe AHs IT, rh MS"
Brig Ham Code lSorl Due. TsT,snos 1T soss ,,,,
Brig dOrBirg star (Brl. Msagh GusntSnano N't1 ''s"
~lSD-Sunl0sn Lgdt, W. coaiy.
DOMESTIC PORTS. 49,.
23--ArhTed. steamship Lcf79n, IRON f-7"'t
Rochuck Africa, brig Grace kefeg from f1rs S'
Bay. bng Wsre Ar0vi. br ysn9I a. -
neg from Pernarfn Pfxei rarvh hs 1r 90
ssnnsry Thomasi Dng asnsoa Tor n'tt
.e5r = G. Evans, loo Dsnsrara ssoi. bssz Lo1 "ai's
EEwRLzAs, ysstsrsv sfesship oserrs "ss
ngtoa from New iOsE saiea ysfla, sesnap hssc1-'' "
Ne~-I0rk
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouyz-srOws 33The lnmsn iine s'rsrstip pT ~ Ass
Kennedy National LBe stesDa iif, Impsn go
NeEYork De H. for Liverpool arrived here toa 40 io'1
PIYrorrH Dec 28The Hamburg Lac selmsD Frs..
ses-Y0rk Dec y. o HImburg srnTe4 bee idty
CuEESsrowS Dec ZThs Whts star Line steamship Ce '-
New OF Dec t4th psssel C-ookhageu al ID ,. r.
HALYAx s. Dee zJ-The steamship Leon ron n-dnl rts
With srrfea as mofn< -
steamship Hibcrnan sse4 Bstaore SATURDAY yH-
NOTICE To MARINERS.
The Lighthouse Boar; gives Peh IS ne me es
be- changed red Note wen g-os.J 80
Bo~teh beacon, barber Mas A-s S~-a rsoa@
WHALERS.
FRAScTsco. Der iLoa b-rk Minerva, Hons for sc' -
foa.
DISASTERS.
FoErHr- MOsROx Vs. Der 23Ibe ship Cub rom Ba4nrss
for s.ld4st Cd Nespoint ctyn
brought NJ BY Golfer aght vent 70 -'
shs broke her Wladis.s on The bboe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
PERSONAL.

The Marquis of Waterford follows the ex-
ample Of wife, and joins the Roman Catholic Church
The Hon. Andrew @. Curtin is lecturng on
Russia.
The horse on which Cardigan rode, when be
led the famous Charge Of the Light Brigade has just
died. age 30 He survived his gallant master four years
A negro in Georgia-whoso name is not
gveu-rsked his life to lay rail- Of the railroads
Just in Ume to save from destruction an excursion
train.
Mrs. Fair thinks she is not understood, and
wants 10 sue the California press libel Some
should he adopted 70 make Mrs. Fair "shut up-in
uleasHreess content"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
BECKWTrH-As



BRCEwTrH-As Rutherford Psr J.. Sl.tsV DC "a isIl
helen Wood ouLr laughter JsssOA T. AL rfovs H. 3eeA
ne aye and eis Of ihs ssay r--v-fuas nvd % ssnf
"a ooes n Tria caves sS Rs-T depot cla'i
at Y oelOck nooa.
BERGH-At Rhnebeck Dee % Geo ssrgb formerly o. tins %
Notice Of funeral hessaitE
cAMBEFoRT-DA NIn L7rs Fr,nes .n ne 81 oe.S-s.
sarah h. and Charles T. Damtmana
CATLIS-ra Jersey City, he ~ ns ser unssnE nbA
Eo SsSfs e f Sa.ra s asSs ecu
LAwRgNCE-In Youser De- q %, Ron Jp,tH LrT,,aes a..
Pissytsran Fheads invited t. attend without es
Carriages will be IN ssuag a. ionaefs On e af'' " 70
80. - - a. $50 q Ds.ss Of iha Liis Ina ca
held on Mohdsy aowils resolutions Ss aaal
Re- eirea Tst tie Board 81 Directors Coptr-ai.i I Insa
COMPANY Of Sewrok la ws feelings o Drooand s'iHe md
interests Of this community integrity unusual
public enterprise society generally M IA Az departure
trn fneDd Of morality beneyosoe 1ns Christian VITAE -
his parted With " IL bsaesi oaa1'as AID % 'ei sup
RssoIr, Ths rcconor % iris sa event @ osoe q OBJ. cs
pany be close TUESDAY 1th lust aaa the Bors 'sai ne HsA
esoir,a That express, .yphv vh n.
rl- s.sd ana co,a Eaa siisa to item.
MILLER4 Bnokn. y T. Moldy Dee = lse PeF!e heN'agA;
Ton. william W. and the ats Grace Men iles, 'g~lf
TIE relatives and friends Of tn. family arc invited the funeral
CHnont brooklyn on Tsesay, 24h Hsa, a. $50 Osock
REINER-At Ea Orange, SATURDAY Dsa o. GAIT fsiera
Relatives ien invited to be peser, :. bis fer from tn
Past Orange Baptist Csureh, on Tuesday Dee - .. ~ "a
Tranle VI Barclay ~ l;iN p
ROWNTREg-
year, formerly OF this city.
SIR BURG-At smithfe Penn Friday Dee % h'rret 81 8,
SaebGr second daughter Of tie late JoseDh sle5uT esd % New
York.
snELBURG-rn smihssn. Penn Friday the 10Th inst. MsT
Elizabeth Sbeihgrg
Relatives AMI friends fam respectfully invited 70 attend les
Trinity Church rburst tie 5h isst a. AZ
notice
sLossON-ou Saturday evening Dec o. jain soSOn. souaoas
law aged 90 Years .,
freads and the members Of ne Bs respectfully
send
tie Reformed Chgrcn TEeny GstsL AID Fithtyo
SOUTHARDAt Fshk the 18th r,, John H. s0ssSra, l fF
merry Of this city. IN the olaf year OF his age
wARD-In Bloomfield Saturday Dec b. Aseaa H. wife Of Irfsi
Wsri, in the oath year Of her
friends invited aten the f1ne1 ron ef N %
denee Z6 " CaInag-s Ill De 10 "ttng
DEPOT o. arrival o. 1910 train ir0m Newton
WARDA Panfed N. J. sunday, 2d INST, Ellen Amelia VIC ~
Res. Charles w. ard. and daughter u tho AZ Es' sie sea
burr, D. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
PROBABLE INNOCENCE OF 4 CONVICT.

II seems likely that John Mcmillan, who was
sentenced TO twenty years Imprisonment for alleged
rough handing and robbng OF James Hume OF No. 127
Cntonpce the night before Tbanksgiying is limo
cent
He was eLiciy convicted the testimony OF Louisa
Smith, who de ared that she the whole affair, and
that the accused OF three persons WHO mOched
Hume senseless aud stole his watch. Hume also ident
fed Mcmillan as OF the assailsnts. The prisoner,
however protested his innocence with such earnestneSs
and apparent cand0r that many beloved him. shortly
after his Imprisonment officers OF the Fifteenth Pre-
Informed by members Of tho " Eooetof 81.
Gang that persons who robbed Hume had not been
arrested The OcoS refused % believe them. ana were
then assured that there were two women WHO cnuld
tesrify that Mcmillan not present ar the ASA p
The women were summoned. and testified that neAll
Han was not present but would not inform ani1st the
n.saants MeauR bile the stolen watch had been traced
10 Isaac Black. Chathamst. paWnbroker, who satea
tnat he bought 10 OF a man ~ company WIth james
woodruff age IL, o. No. ia WOOstcr-at Woodruff and
Black were arrested, bat tho were unable 20
identity the former, who held for examDGtOn. Ine
Jutce then threat sued 20 imprson the women I'LL they
sold give tie names OF The ssaIlts. They lhoreupUn
gave tHs names OF OF them, and variants were AZ
once issue Tor their arrest. -Eeg have not ytt Oee
caught The Justice declares that DO wl spar' no pns
10 it out the truth, and wiu petition Tor Mc4liA .
pardon u lis innocence appears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
sHIPPLYG INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF HEw- FORK ....................Dz DIG. II
s.,u,0 ontario so,m 10 Jsssro. &C., and Bra Steam,
Steamship llatDera. Lawrence Norfolk, so Oil nOnOA Steamship
Steamship Elizabeth, CundiF, Baltimore, W. DaliA
sioamsh Dang, JOhnsoa Portland J. 7. AnsA 49,, l. NIL
Bs Als 8 GSg9 sano9 . sas As. ss IA! DTs
Br. E,ss bsrs Gt1 Ve.sy Hamilton Bermuda Adletoa Co.
RAJ N@iS Ter az RIA rsyre Boyd Hnckea.
BARK IArna CSSr.) Anderson. illyrv, Boyd a hGskeH
n R Rsaas tr Rossit St. Tioass PENSION & Co
Bns Eastern star BIB Fs'S Dsnsrsr u r y so'
M; i hSsII i5 peterson Bsh1 Hon j. L.asiaa
sh tr suusoa. 81 Anirows, n D.. lea Frys %
ssaT S Ss.'oS MT F S. S5a. n
schr Oruson wlsou Providence
s scsr 81 sale n'I Bario 10y Fnsr stanford
schE T. AsAea, Aes' Stamford s'aEA'fl Maa'aafas 20
ARRIVED.
s,Apshy st. Laureu. CF Lemare, avre Dee via Brn "a
AMI .isIfas Oh With ndse % Gen Maessa1se 80
s.esn.p Vsk5ug Mone Genaiyes Dee l.. va faNHa I'D,
wit" s,., S w a'ct Cos 81 ol co Sap, Mna lh r
, a. vaesea ~ .E GDfaiAr s. With ndse and PsAA to
hsss T.S5 Sr e-ra Metropolis wA,eur Xesoaas Dec u
vt" t,,. aa. 5 soa, Csos Beer Charleston c. L. R. kon
s So wyarle Couch Richmond cy Point and Soro oa
o'aSa XSsmss s.art xoo &C. mdso pan, o
sRp cTl tAsst y.Ss, Aenda, ESps va HawiATsa1
go r c5ars W White sf Bsf,sh Calcutta Aug "a aad sA
i Gsf. H- asaq lsya's Is es p ss,' =, -.
TG s1t i.n sas Is.n ~ 70 days and a, f cs-s
with nd.s. c..-,,...,. ~, a,
Bar Mar (Sor jain, Tagzrg 70 days CoaAaiasSe VL
csrtbse~sa 25t and passed Oibf-tr Nov 4 vita u1iss
Bas1 Ataatc lot hs~zsB. Dsksaon, 50 tsne Mart, ID GAYS
ssf BLY, siag-oa 8rl DassOa wInsar n s. days, With
EsT Jane AZ ne of PoraBt Hutchinson Founs as> II lays.
" n
Bag ID ~ Dssfarl q d via peiassrs DreAhwsAaF
rir ssrFas 1lr Nasos GusntaHsuS i6 'ayA y sngl.,
Bns Ns oi Bsrassl ckeon. 30 Nrie DO sal % iYA ssh
Bg Faba Cain ef YaraonA. Me- Stone Liverpool 70 ia- With
q. 80. -,..
oeseoa.
Bng sluuaa Aasaoo tltaLl Clabia. Aoa o. las, "a esna
bng ti1le le, tOe g4slc.-l ROY. ~, Wita llloH st
/ schr Henry. Wsss. jllfarot N.i1 unfs-.
fehr Co 3osoal Riinei ilasaa Z. tils gih .fa-i.
| hartH lH..1a ~. g. WIN atl
scar e.ss t0sl cu7ta auae4tQ % tvs W., e.1e
/ wool, 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
BREAD AND BEEF.HOUsE.

At this house nutritious food is furnished
the sick and suerag. 1t is also provided for the hard
working aud under fed poor these last paying small sum
when able Here also tho best groceries sold iessrs
Park Tuford generously supplying them at cost price,
This enables the managers sell excellent articles very
reasonably. faithful missionary woman visits all ap
pcaut and is ready distribute all supplies They may
be sent to Mas Sarah Warren Bread and BeefHouse,
No 525 West Fifty frst-st contributions OF money 10
the Rev. H. Dyer, D. d. No Bible House, cor Nlnth-st
aud FOuFtAaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
DEPARTURK or FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. DEC -
WEDNESDAY DEC. IS
Christmas aad ali domestic Mails close A. ~
a m. ..---.ts-
M,ls for Europe and LerDoo per stesmsuD
Manhattan close No Supplementary Nal steamship sails
AZ l2 NJ from Pier No. 90 " r.
A Pus CL,sedN u BY this line
THUdSDAA. DEC %.
N, Europe Plymouth Cheroourg a1d Hnbur per steam
.np Holsata close Supplementary ha on Per foot u
Third st. HObOken closed AZ Steamship SAAs ~ H. Hon
fo,to Of Thirl-af, HOOOken.
A PrnssAn Closed NAL sent b. this hne -,
IAN cite, depoaeI " Supplementary Mails mast be prepaid With
double Dosiagel .--,t- r.,..t.
Nails for Nassau n p and Havana, per steamship eunAa
elose Al Supplementary Mail on Pier No T. NJ h. closed Al
$3.50 D. m. steamship sails at m
Mai m IIafar H. s. NeHYork Post Ofce every
FIdaT at o'cock steamship sails from Portland, Me- 20
SATURDAY, a. o m.
Letter posa West Indies except Shea going direct WI
L u cont Paps cents each which cAE DO pregAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

Goods worth $3.50 were stolen from the syrup and
Of Henry Blanchard AZ No 100 "s'0iHs"n"' Oh ~
iar night.
Pierre Berlin charged with numbering q Doy near
Roara France hanoably discharges YESTERDAY %
WHIT Mr. Coadert tho French a. this pos having "s-"n
the complaint
Burglars broke into the dry goods store OF Cnares
f1ouste al No ca sixthare Thuraay eyesnR A a"
zsds worth s21 ThsJ stole horss and bsfDess Ion %
MuBaor at Forty nd SiHhsye, and Wagon "'~ '
Ahuaf ~ No WedP 1rfv-srh-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

SAN FaANcuc), Dee. 23.-Advices from Arr
zopa 70 Dec / bavo been resolved. Gen. crooks acell9
hays taken the field non. Dale CreeA' Camp hhlppe'
Camp Verde Apache camp Camp Mcdowell ana OI-'2
Grut and enc moving toward tAs country c-Ii.a py
tho TJuto aud Paai Auachos. IAo SEQ ia are a'-''a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
THE NEW LIFE-sAvIYG STATIONS.

Tho new life-saving stations on the New
Jersey and Long Island shores have been thoroughly
eoirpea and the old rebuilt, that both coasts
are now fully covered. All the material for the Long
Island stations was dispatched last week under charge
OF cant Hunting; while the final equipments for the
N.W,Jersey coast left yesterday. Capt. Faunce has
gone 70 inspect the Maine mi 70 decide upon the
proper points FOR new stations for tho establishment Of
which Congress las sgnihed willingness 20 MAKE ap
prOpuatiOns
TIE old stations on the Long Island coast are
Rorkrv Beach east ends Long Beach east 'nf Ts
3ssca Island Iie
api 20 n OF Woos Ill., Blns Point Bell Po sahs ~ 81
Ngr-u nnsrs Ssok Qlosls sAHaecoeA seuia anpt ~ Ne
Htuutsr C-or- Amagsnse hlppagls Beseh DIapAne hoS
tiaL intermediate si1u0nslJ aalA feSo ae o'A' Ne
e.; : ID NealJw Island, Hog ia.aDl Hcler t4aae
The Ne-Iersey coast provided for most efficiently.
TIE Oh sfations with their numbez-, are AZ follows
sandy hook z spcrlnaoru C0Ta Ahal.lc'Iri L'is
Squam Bsrnegs Inlet H. IA ~ Long b..li = ASL1
E'rr 81 Bgantns Beanh tnae Cyi - Ausrcom eoeca
2g l Perk Beach Laiama Beach "a lat.eiA n.-cI
,tsfar lae B-scui ~ tapc anl ~ VIZ 'iP
(qr New l.siols-1 Bright, hcs h4Hes 49, ~ Sum
Peach. d. B1-uegst Belchi q long beacl r. tts
T..rs o. H-tufue BslA aul ea, A AnsoeA De-l a. "
Leach. t.. L1iams Bcaeai 81. IIse-rla hssc1
A bous3 provided with all household utensils and PRO,
yious bas h,en established at Narragansett tiei anu
others ~ building % Block Island and Cape Cod'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

We are authorized TO state that in the list OF
Associated Insurance Companies represented by the tx
ecutiye Committee the OF tho Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company OF Newark New Jersey, enormously
appears While that company dsapproved OF the reduc-
ton OF premium rates by the Mutual Life Company
they believed that the remedy was in a different dhec-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

Broadway factory No reat JsnsI Dcrsrsis q pcr
splendid assortment OF DisAA, IHas ss
DEEr SERVICES also, NHra FKxSca CHIsa lsDA CHisA DE-
decorated hsh7s sic Of ~ 80
Cresis. AOuozrAms, Fraits, ke
A.sO. GLABzNAkk, PLArkD WAR2, Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT D,cKIzsows. IN PARK
s.a-iao Soou-77Io Jpn-ssIo nd0ish.-ao'
PeoyIygST ARRIVALS.

4sfor Hou,e--(ien w T. Sherman. u. :. A., and
ssnatar Henry waon Of MAsscbuss FVA lem. h9r-gI
Gov Jewell Of Connechcul Col ~ Nc
Comb o. Delaware Judge sls VI Abebo-n AID mslsr
SelTe, Coleman HasGen Albert Plke Hasa
iuSon Holman ROHael JoseDh Hsgey and Isaac H. Bfo
eY OF Hartford H9aM r. Andersen Prsdsn NJ Rsoh-
UNIVERSITY. hi0ias lhonas Ger
nell ol R0adou ~ y william lips o. PitbrEh ans ID ~ ha'o'
~ G0isl-JSsrnh IT. sloss o. Aiahana
Ceal Hoss-Gbs ion. w. B. Laeea Waah agton e.
Pet ~ Pennsylvania Prof hoes cf
Phsde ,s Wsfniaseey Hoittfhn
lea ". T. of dHSnagrs Hef-h P,as1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE

by Piu Ute Apaoho. and Yuma Indians. The hostile
Apaohes OF the upper Verde River retreang TO the
mountans II Is generally believed that the hostile
tribes will DO brought TO terms during this winters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

REMARKABLY, VERY REMARKABLE" are the
effects OF IamplOughs Pyretlc Saline In Preventing ana
Curing Smallpox Fevers. and SKIN Diseases SpcelAll
hing ana invIeorating. Sold BY all chemists. and
the MakSr, IL HO.bOrn-nll, London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
5ueciGl Nciicss
Pvimonary Con-nmp..on.
BY Or J. Y. SCHEME
Pill MlNARY llNsl- MpIflN

PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
ensed With cough and sgt srpectOraoa shn, Hsges
"" . s,a e ,s s %. . s.d by slight .ss pains
With seas' .. a9s,ss.i ss..1 Io S ~. bss
shorter sa us aaasns las's ,a2Sss Srla2 eols no -,
respiration pulse be soaevha seera'e ,hrueho,
os s 1s s ont q lei in siasd aad tssse eBo1 is
s5.s liability ' S.o SoS on N, iss p G ,
lag nsht .heH seaus rom sen - y. 80
ssbt edns regularly oeeu tows7 lo.si b, i's saas
Dr. banning Aes is i psln sna 'olss Of 80 sts
as Ssns : yer ausE ssi sjst ,as 30 g - . M ,.a
e eorsnses uau orlnE leaving saerer eItu - isag
ssJ depreseL Frequently previous to tie hs aa q
& s So3 Tie Se5s o. .is IN tss chest ~ a..a5s
caauaas.. .asadsd With insrs-s.s .ars 2, 'sasia. ,
aSIsc ssies sst1 Of ssslouias, oaeue usr
scAEScGs .LxosIc sYmP. sEAwEEn TONIC ~ AND an,
PUks0SiRY C0SsEaPTOE. D-sCHkScK las been Ia ss1.si
aesssSos' 4 properly sssa win cas osasa@paos
upr rosie IL rs he GOT .1puses Toe oIg N hs sios-
sA saa ass gese- bis ftLaoNc SYRUP HPeal lf '' a'
a1Irrs thIgss = od nAea' any e1ef''n
IH sCHgSCE I son.
Mort -s.s, sos,ss 2, f.1'1 AM A''''''
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Extra Dry cASlast>
Of
MOET CEIANDON.
ACKER, MERRAIL 6 CONDlT'S,
CHAMBERS IT, 2d BGOADwAT aaa foarTsEc0yD sr
American Institute Farmsr~' tlnS.-Ths CAB ara.,
~ ERR TUESDAY, as occck me foo--s oi tAt hitr "a
Cooper Bus All iEteses-sd sr iars oseUea az i -
toAtlcua. NATHAN 4. kLl, rr1s4sgS
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the at meeting d . ltr d. tta -
ucas1es. q as la.tgs.e,. crulsl
JOAN b. 0Aftt, ltra pol.
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n addl.al a 10 duh cDaisll In. tAca
tLRtEAlf faD AioGripnH or
ho&ACa otLtL.l
Oatmeal und t.ycrfiue ttudes.tGsA--lts pas psisst
WINTER SOAP 10 renoo.ss sat nage,ss sepoersn
Che Ncr snswt aeLrs Protective gn.nn,
% nleeekels ic te Nfis.sV4 a1t
"a Asa.s VS. aslNca, thaNL- -
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THE WEATHER.
Orrrcr OF TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfcER'
WARRINGTON. ID. c., Dec. al a. N.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR IMPAIRMENT,
Orrrrr OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfckK'
!. WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. al a. m ,
spuiopsis for Lhe paSi fpeniuJoar hour =,
The barometer has rapidly risen IRON tne
Northwest eastward the Middle ana new
States with falling temperature, northery W "esIsiJ
Winds and generally clear weather. - g. 60.
The measure has Diminished over the Gulf states
with Increasing clouciness and with rain over western
I0,rsiana and Texas Light snow Is prevailing IN ieh
Probabilities
For New gland and the Middle States northeriy 70
westerly winds rising barometer and generally ciraI
and cold weather. for the souh Atlantic states horIn
erlV 10 eaeterly winds and increasing cloudineSs
For the Cuff States cloudy weather and ram ITo,h
Tenncssee and Kentucky 10 Southern hlss0url NORTH
erlv no easterY winds and partly cloudy weather from
tine latter region the upper lakes nOrtAeIy " Nos
erly winds generally clear weather. ana low tom per
lures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
sanfa Claus

Denies the rrpor that bis RENDERS have s re Ee ssa ta.y
had 10 woudut mrch has lid n avery EuppJ %
Domestic" Sewing Machines sr the ladies' ard they hgh'
1nnag that be wo16 have zach srosbs delivering ssn o@
No . Boudst.
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The Tribune Almanac FOR sTj ready say IN J1nisy) 80
"a addition o asasl contents, hgYea
PORTRAIT BioGkAPHf0s
HOKAcR GAEELKF.
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cov mcrr,l ON the Hn-.on wntehe-.

Hfssrs GfLEs Bros CO., ehto0ge, ~
tale pcssu 10 ratch b0agt % beng . II
Fuvetts Eanou AevJsrseT maze - the J1>o Ss>s
fGiles Wales Coz bas penest saasaea IL 80
regulated being scarcely perc luDs
SAHL MsKGILL, Gov 4 iosA
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Dropsy oHs Affected BY tho prsv1 DsaaT ~ rev,
fssNEs AGIC on ued IN egnns Ae cta'e - se .s
gianrs horse will manifest bis y u-iS 1
tW.aty-ioar hogrs dAaic OIL- lT JOINS v
IIn4R Apaur y